Watch “DECK BOX DUNGEONS - Some rules issues (English),” a board game video for Deck Box Dungeons from Olaf Buddenberg on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Olaf Buddenberg on YouTube:
During my playthrough of the first DBD quest "Troll Trial" I came across some issues with the rules and appropriate rulings. In this video I try to address them to the best of my abilities.
Quick recap of the issues I address in the video:
1. Do heroes block movement of enemies? 1:20
2. Does the Stealth ability mean that enemies can move through a space occupied by the stealth character? 2:43
3. How many "minor actions" does a hero actually have on his/her turn? 4:56
4. What do enemies do when all heroes in the dungeon are being made invisible or stealthy? 9:42
5. How to interpret "range" on an enemy card behavior text? 10:45
6. How to handle abilities with the "ranged attack" symbol? 12:50
Here's the link to the video discussion on BGG:
https://boardgamegeek.com/video/228556/deck-box-dungeons/deck-box-dungeons-some-rules-issues-english
Mainly reviews. Deck Box Dungeons is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 8 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, 2 recorded sessions, 2 unboxings, and 2 other videos.
1 - 2 players
20 - 60 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Deck Box Dungeons, from BoardGameGeek:
Deck Box Dungeons is a fantasy themed dungeon crawler with a companion app that fits in a deck box.
Each player builds their adventurer by selecting a character card, equipment card, and special abilities card. Builds can range from a standard stealthy rogue with daggers to a mage that wields a greatsword. During the game, players use the companion app to reveal new rooms and encounters which adds to replayability. Players must work together to slay monsters, complete encounters, and achieve the goal of their quest. Each quest has a different goal, from escorting a priest to complete a ritual to killing a giant troll that has been terrorizing a nearby town.
The companion app handles the quests and encounters allowing for quick setup times and streamlined gameplay. Random encounters and quest generation provides variety and replayability even when playing the same adventures. Using an app also allows for gameplay to be re-balanced and additional new content to be added after release.
Note: Using the app is recommended, but print & play quests are also available if you are unable or do not want to use the app.
Designed for 1-2 players, you can play with 1-4 players if you buy a second copy of the game.
Components:
4 Hero cards
4 Ability cards
5 Equipment cards
5 Enemy cards
15 Dungeon cards
12 Item cards
2 Rune cards
1 Player reference card
6 tracker cards
5 Player/npc meeples
5 Standard D6 dice
13 Custom enemy dice
