Drakborgen Legenden (Swedish)

This is a new reworked edition of Dungeonquest, including the best fitting parts of both expansions. I like this version better than the old one. Especially the combat system makes the game more interesting. The components is *much* nicer than in the old Swedish version (probably similar to the English version Dungeonquest).

Differences with the old game:
- The board is now a square and the dragon chamber is randomly in one of the nine inner squares. Even a *tiny* chance to win over the dragon (12 dragon cards = less risk to awaken it (8 before)).
- Several players on the same square.
- A sun die with 3 with clouds (0 step), 2 with 1 sun (1 step) and 1 with 2 suns (2 steps). The scale is on 21 steps (a skull on the 22nd), so roughly the average would be 36-37 rounds (???) in average.
- If your hero is killed, you're "responsible" for the roaming monsters (not killed monsters, which may move).
- Combat system: A better variant of rock-paper-scissors:
Strength => Psychic => Dexterity => Armour => Strength etc
You move one step forward, backward or stand still in each blind. If equal, you're characters/monsters attributes are compared instead => which gives a larger amount of bluffing skill in the combat. You start each combat with combatpoints = hitpoints and loose only combat points during the fight. If you loose, you loose *one* hp. There are also other way during the adventures too loose hp's. You may rest a round to recover *one* hp up to your hero's max hp. To compensate the better chance for the monster, it's said that the monsters are slightly stronger (I haven't checked it yet).
- Both expansions are included. The same 13 original heroes, but the catacombs are very simplified, as you either fall into the catacombs or you can go down, *but* you then start your turn by throwing the T12 die and *if* the room tile with this number exist in the dungeon, you come upp there! Ie the catacomb movement it more chaotic.
- The quality of the cards is very poor with thin cards and the board was not really flat when I got it.

....and YES, it's very Swedish-heavy, with even more text on the cards, but on the other hand the rules are separated in a rules leaflet and a reference leaflet, which makes the startup and the looking up of rules much easier.

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