Dungeons & Dragons: Edge of the Realms

Dungeons & Dragons: Edge of the Realms

2025Phil Walker-Harding

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6
Creators
4

Mostly reviews and how-to-play. Dungeons & Dragons: Edge of the Realms is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, 1 recorded sessions, and 1 unboxings.

2 - 5 players
30 min

From BoardGameGeek

Every adventure needs a good map! In Dungeons & Dragons: Edge of the Realms, you are explorers in the Forgotten Realms who will discover new terrain and magical places to prepare your adventurer's journey, but everyone else is roaming the lands at the same time, so think fast. On a turn, everyone draws a map card into their hand, then they choose and reveal one at the same time. Check to see whether you've completed quests and score points, then pass your hand to the left and play a new turn. Along the way, you want to match up terrain, activate landmarks, visit cities, and (of course) fulfill quests. After fifteen turns, you'll have a completed map ready for adventure, and the explorer who's netted the most points wins.

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About Dungeons & Dragons: Edge of the Realms

From BoardGameGeek:

Every adventure needs a good map! In Dungeons & Dragons: Edge of the Realms, you are explorers in the Forgotten Realms who will discover new terrain and magical places to prepare your adventurer's journey, but everyone else is roaming the lands at the same time, so think fast. On a turn, everyone draws a map card into their hand, then they choose and reveal one at the same time. Check to see whether you've completed quests and score points, then pass your hand to the left and play a new turn. Along the way, you want to match up terrain, activate landmarks, visit cities, and (of course) fulfill quests. After fifteen turns, you'll have a completed map ready for adventure, and the explorer who's netted the most points wins.

Designer

Phil Walker-Harding

Artist

Gerralt Landman

Categories

Card Game

Mechanics

Simultaneous Action Selection
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