Watch “Runebound 2nd Edition feat. Dietmar - German (Retro?) Review,” a board game review for Runebound: Second Edition on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Brettspiel - Snob on YouTube:
Oh Mann haben wir das Spiel damals in den 2000ern oft gezockt! Feinstes Fantasy mit Charakter hochleveln, Gegenstände kaufen, Quests machen und Monster klopfen. Und das alles in einer schönen Oberweltkarte im gleichen Universum in dem später dann Descent und Co spielen sollten. Und dann hatte auch noch Martin Wallace seine Finger im Spiel. Wir schauen uns das mittlerweile Jahre alte Spiel mal an und schauen ob es einen immer noch faszinieren kann...
Wer von Dietmar nicht genug bekommen kann, der darf gerne mal auf seinem Religionskanal Lernwege Religion (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbkQztSnXoXTBO7GgxT5Amw) vorbeischauen
Mostly playthroughs and reviews. Runebound: Second Edition is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 13 reviews, 10 how-to-play guides, 20 recorded sessions, 1 unboxings, and 2 other videos.
2 - 6 players
120 - 240 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Runebound: Second Edition, from BoardGameGeek:
Runebound is a classic adventure game from Fantasy Flight Games in which mighty heroes must take on the perils of Terrinoth. The game can be largely played without conflict between the players but victory can only be claimed by the first player to defeat the Dragonlord Margath, so the players are actually in a race to level up and acquire powerful weapons, armour and allies in order to take on the final adversary.
Runebound features a series of 4 Adventure Decks that helps to pace the speed of the game and ensures that the players level up by acquiring experience before they are ready to take on a harder set of challenges (events and monsters).
Several of the key features of Runebound are that combat is played out in 3 phases, Ranged, Melee and Magic and a player has the ability to specialise in a particular discipline, although this may make them vulnerable against certain creatures. The game also features a novel movement system using a series of terrain dice.
Runebound is playable solo and is expandable by many adventure packs that alter the final challenge (replacing the Dragonlord for example). Runebound 2nd Edition also has a series of big box expansions that provide a new map or central map overlay to alter the game in some way.
Runebound 2nd Edition is different from 1st Edition in that the original game featured a d20 and this was replaced by 2 10-sided dice, which helped to better balance the luck factor.
Designers
Darrell Hardy, Martin Wallace
Artists
Andy Brase, Jesper Ejsing, Louis Frank, John Goodenough, Kurt Miller, John Moriarty, Scott Nicely, Ben Prenevost and 3 more