I'm looking for a miniature based dungeon crawl game similar to those of the 90's (Heroe's Quest/Dragon Strike)
I've been considering Silver Tower by gamesworkshop but I was wondering if there is anything else anybody could recommend before I drop the cash
Ian Long
Kingdom Death Monster: Silver City Expansion Expansion, it expands the Lion God Expansion.
It'll be out in a few years.
Nathan Sanders
Descent D&D Boardgames (Wrath of Ashardalon, etc.) DOOM boardgame Mansions of Madness
Grayson Nguyen
I've heard good things about Dungeon Saga and it seems very similar to those old school games.
Landon Butler
Thanks for the suggestions so far guys... I must say that a most of those have already got me more interested than silver tower.... glad I asked
Jackson Russell
Since are almost nothing like the 90s dungeon crawls in rules I would also recommend Super Dungeon Explore, either 1st edition or waiting for second edition. You can get Forgotten King as all of the monsters/heroes will be compatible with 2e, but the rules are pretty crap.
William Barnes
Shadows of Brimstone
(Thematically not even close, and I have no idea how the 90's dungeon crawlers played, but it's our dungeon crawler of choice)
Cooper Williams
>D&D Boardgames (Wrath of Ashardalon, etc.) I've only played wrath of ashardalon, how are the other ones?
Jacob James
>I've only played wrath of ashardalon, how are the other ones? I've only played the original three, and they're all very similar.
Personally I'm not as much of a fan of the drizzt one - the heroes feel more "fixed" and a bit more powerful.
Combining the first two was fantastic, though.
And I know nothing about the more modern ones (that I -think- exist?)
Ryder Nguyen
Ashardalon is Normal mode, Ravenloft is Hard mode, Drizzt is easy mode. Temple of Elemental Evil is lower quality than the first three with a watered down "overworld" and way too many dungeon gimmicks, but Tomb of Annihilation looks to be back to form.