Description
Dragonfire is a cooperative deck-building game set within the world of Dungeons & Dragons. Players choose from a number of races — from dwarf to elf, half-orc to human — while assuming the quintessential roles of cleric, rogue, fighter, and wizard. Equipped with weapons, spells, and magic items, players begin their adventure along the famed Sword Coast, then expand to other locales across the Forgotten Realms, such as Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter, and Waterdeep in future expansions. Along the way, players level up their characters, opening access to additional equipment, feats, and more. Join the quest, and build your own legend!
2-6 PLAYERS
AGE : 13+
PLAYING TIME : 60-90 Min
DRAGONFIRE - JEU DE BASE (ANGLAIS) est catégorisé dans JEUX DE SOCIÉTÉ / JEUX GRAND PUBLIC / JEUX DE CARTES en vente chez l'Imaginaire, un magasin-boutique et un site web spécialisé.
2-6 PLAYERS
AGE : 13+
PLAYING TIME : 60-90 Min
DRAGONFIRE - JEU DE BASE (ANGLAIS) est catégorisé dans JEUX DE SOCIÉTÉ / JEUX GRAND PUBLIC / JEUX DE CARTES en vente chez l'Imaginaire, un magasin-boutique et un site web spécialisé.
Auteurs :
Randall N. Bills
Complexité : 0.00
Durée d'une partie : 60-90
Niveau de difficulté : CONNAISSEUR
Nombre de joueurs : 2 Ã 6
Complexité : 0.00
Durée d'une partie : 60-90
Niveau de difficulté : CONNAISSEUR
Nombre de joueurs : 2 Ã 6
SKU: 0856232002554
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| Jocelyn L. | Signaler ce commentaire |
| 24/02/2020 | |
| Great D&D Theme Deckbuilding game | |
| Dragonfire is a fun cooperative deck building game that includes a campaign mode. It can be random but as you will enjoy building your deck and growing your character. The components for this game are great. The cards are durable and have some really nice artwork. The rulebook is long but pretty easy to follow. The quick-start guide is not super useful though. It has some different rules, is meant for four players and doesn’t give a good representation of the full game. I’d skip it and go straight to the full game rules. The campaign mode makes this game. I play Dungeons and Dragons and one of the most satisfying parts is seeing your character grow and change. In Dragonfire it is enjoyable too. I like that cards you buy go directly into your hand. It makes the buy phase more strategical and it feels like it matters more. You are buying a card to use on your next turn or to assist someone else. Not putting it in your discard pile and hoping it shows up soon. Some cooperative games suffer from quarterbacking. But with separate hands it is easy to avoid here. That said if you are playing with kids or new players you have the ability to share more information and coach more. The box says two to six players but it doesn’t scale down very well. I tried it several times with two players and never won. I think it plays best with three or four. If your game group is looking for a fun deck-builder to play through as a campaign, pick Dragonfire up. If you enjoy deck building games, DnD, or fantasy setting, give it a try. |
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