DartQuest: The Dungeon of DoomExpansion

2026

2 - 6 players
20 - 45 min

From BoardGameGeek

Welcome, dungeon raiders! You are about to enter the Dungeon of Doom. Sharpen your darts and prepare to face the terrifying monsters lurking within its shadowy halls! Dart Quest – The Dungeon of Doom is the world's first Throw & Write game: a printandplay adventure in which all you need are some darts and a target (a great DIY target template is available-you'll only need a piece of cardboard!). Throughout your quest, you will encounter 8 different monsters, each with unique abilities that will challenge you as your experience grows. To aid you on your journey, you can collect 8 exclusive items and 2 legendary items, perfect for helping you overcome the monsters… and outsmart your rival, who is just as eager to strike down the Eye of Carnage, the fearsome boss of this dungeon, before you do. Your goal Be the one to deliver the final blow to the monsters of the dungeons of doom. To play, you'll need darts and a space to throw them. Objective Collect items and make damages to defeat monsters. The player who defeats the last monster win the game. How to Play On your turn, you have 3 darts: Head → gain 20 XP Sword → gain 5 XP and block other players (they cannot collect XP on their turn) Shield → removes the sword's restriction Potion → collect an item Defeating Monsters Each monster has an XP threshold that must be reached to defeat it. Once exceeded, the monster is defeated and you move on to the next one. You must defeat 3 monsters to reach the final boss. Each monster has a unique ability that shapes your journey through the dungeon. Ready to begin your adventure? Grab your darts and dive into the dungeon of Dart Quest! -description from the designer

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About DartQuest: The Dungeon of Doom

From BoardGameGeek:

Welcome, dungeon raiders! You are about to enter the Dungeon of Doom. Sharpen your darts and prepare to face the terrifying monsters lurking within its shadowy halls! Dart Quest – The Dungeon of Doom is the world's first Throw & Write game: a printandplay adventure in which all you need are some darts and a target (a great DIY target template is available-you'll only need a piece of cardboard!). Throughout your quest, you will encounter 8 different monsters, each with unique abilities that will challenge you as your experience grows. To aid you on your journey, you can collect 8 exclusive items and 2 legendary items, perfect for helping you overcome the monsters… and outsmart your rival, who is just as eager to strike down the Eye of Carnage, the fearsome boss of this dungeon, before you do. Your goal Be the one to deliver the final blow to the monsters of the dungeons of doom. To play, you'll need darts and a space to throw them. Objective Collect items and make damages to defeat monsters. The player who defeats the last monster win the game. How to Play On your turn, you have 3 darts: Head → gain 20 XP Sword → gain 5 XP and block other players (they cannot collect XP on their turn) Shield → removes the sword's restriction Potion → collect an item Defeating Monsters Each monster has an XP threshold that must be reached to defeat it. Once exceeded, the monster is defeated and you move on to the next one. You must defeat 3 monsters to reach the final boss. Each monster has a unique ability that shapes your journey through the dungeon. Ready to begin your adventure? Grab your darts and dive into the dungeon of Dart Quest! -description from the designer

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