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Dungeons & Dragons: Waterdeep – Dungeon of the Mad Mage Board Game

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  1. 8 out of 10

    8 - Very good game. I like to play. Probably I'll suggest it and will never turn down a game. I play this solo. I am really enjoying this game. I also own Castle Ravenloft, which is fun, but this is much more fun to play, in my opinion. By tweaking the encounter cards and the dungeon tiles as well as including things like rune cards, spell cards and the variation on traps, the gameplay is just more varied. In addition the tiles are much more aesthetically pleasing. The campaign play is also fun. I also have Gloomhaven. The Dungeons and Dragons game is not as rich an experience as Gloomhaven, but it's also not a 50 lb (or however much Gloomhaven weighs) box, and I can play it relatively quickly. As a result Mad Mage gets more individual plays than Gloomhaven. If you've thought about any of the Dungeons and Dragons board games, you will probably really like Mad Mage.

  2. 8 out of 10

    Nice light dungeon crawl that doesn't overstay its welcome or have a ruleset more complicated than it needs to be. I like how the system has become a little more interesting since the beginnings in Castle Ravenloft. Some logged plays are for me using the components in my 5th edition D&D campaign. Scenarios Played: Mopping Up (1)

  3. 7 out of 10

    This is an automatic buy for me. I already have 4 other Adventure System games and I will buy this one. I'm trying to build up my D&D universe of basic monsters for more variety and to create a more living, breathing world of threats. I keep the villains and encounter cards separate for each dungeon to maintain theme and character for that dungeon.

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In the city of Waterdeep rests a tavern called the Yawning Portal, named after the gaping pit in its common room. At the bottom of this crumbling shaft is a labyrinth dungeon known as Undermountain, domain of the mad wizard Halaster Blackcloak, who has seeded his lair with monsters, traps, and mysteries.

As an adventurer in Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage, you plan to explore Undermountain in search for treasure while navigating numerous traps and ominous monsters.

Following in the path of the other critically-acclaimed D&D board games, Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage features multiple scenarios, challenging quests, and gameplay designed for a single player or a cooperative group of 2-5 players. The game features new environment and bane/boon cards, as well as the trap and spell decks that premiered in Tomb of Annihilation.

Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage can also be combined with the other D&D Adventure System co-operative play board games, including Tomb of Annihilation, Temple of Elemental Evil, The Legend of Drizzt, Castle Ravenloft, and Wrath of Ashardalon.

Miniature counts (standard edition)

Green Monsters (31)

Shadow (3)
Grung (3)
Intellect Devourer (6)
Grung Elite Warrior (1)
Bheur Hag (3)
Thug (3)
Veteran (3)
Flying Sword (3)
Veteran Leader (1)
Thug Leader (1)
Beholder Zombie (2)
Scaladar (1)
Death Tyrant (1)

Purple Villains (7)

Trobriand (1)
Halaster Blackcloak (1)
Arcturia (1)
Muiral (1)
Zalthar Shadowdusk (1)
Grey Ooze (1)
Dezmyr Shadowdusk (1)

Dark Blue Heroes (5)

Navell Human Paladin (1)
Cormac Half-Elf Cleric (1)
Atka Tiefling Fighter (1)
Marcon Human Sorcerer (1)
Trosper Gnome Rogue (1)

Ages

14+
Players

Solo, 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players, 5 Players
Play Time

60m – 60m
Designer

Kevin Wilson
Mechanics

Cooperative Game, Solo / Solitaire Game, Grid Movement, Modular Board, Role Playing, Variable Player Powers
Theme

Miniatures, Adventure, Exploration, Fantasy
Publisher

WizKids
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