Wow! This looks like a really great game. I’ve never heard of print n’ play games before and now I think I’m going to be a devotee! I love board games, especially small, portable ones. It’s even better when it’s a one player game too.
If you use your imagination yes. Also probably better to print both sides twice and glue on the walls and border, making both sides into recessed boards. Of course scotch tape all around against wear and tear. Hold in box not ziplock to hold the dice rules and felt for a dice tray.
It seems like the difficulty could be mitigated and it would be more thematic if there was a way to gain loot. I realize though that it would be hard to add anything mechanical and still fit the constraints of the original design challange. Maybe, you could have a treasure dice that went up as you gathered loot that could be spent for certain effects.
On the second turn in dungeon two, shouldn’t you have moved the skeleton nearest to you up one space before you moved the second skeleton; they could have then both attacked you?
Thanks! The hard card is just any old cardboard (from an Amazon package I think!). I just printed out on normal printer paper, glued it to some cardboard and cut it out. :)
The sword icon represents “attack” and the bow icon represents “range”. The skeletons had a range of four and the spiders had a range of three, therefore the spiders could attack orthogonally(2) or diagonally(3) but only if adjacent to the hero were as the skeletons could attack the same but also from two spaces away if attacking orthogonally only(2+2). Hope this helps.
I just thought of a way you could make it even harder for yourself. Play with another person. One would play as the player dice, and the other would be the monster dice. As long as you both know how to play the game as a single-player game, it makes sense that you could do it with 2 players. Or am I insane for thinking this? Whatever the case may be, I think that it would work.
@@kosterix123 it might win out considering setup and play time highly diminished. You could play this at a restaurant while waiting for your food or on an airplane on your tray tables. No, it’s not comparable to the experience of Descent (or Zombicide, Imperial Assault, TMNT, etc) but what it does offer is a tight skirmish on the go. All encounter, no exploration/story. I think it’s better as a solo since that’s exactly what I need to pop out a game alone at the house. If I have a gaming group of any size, I’m with you, I’m pulling out the lush table hogs and settling in for the night for some in depth adventure and slayings! 😎
5:50 can you place two modifier dice on one stat as well? 7:00 thematically you would start at the end of the stairway, not the stairway location itself; movement cost of 2/3 is not depicted on the card. The different colored digits on the cells should have a dot signifying how to read them and not confuse a 6 for a 9. 8:00 your monster AI eludes me. First spider might as well go down then diagonally, and the second would come diagonally then south, that is more efficient. And on 21:16 you do queue up, contradicting the rule you put forth before. On 24:40 monster suddenly decides to go round, that can't be right. Distance should not increase. On 23:53 you could have allocated 1 1 5, resulting in a def of 7, move 1 space, and only 1 skeleton can hit you for 5 but 5/6 = 0. Next turn you would kill it. Your video made me laugh all the time, very amusing upload ;-) Kindly suggest to please use a black permanent marker to hide the ugly cutouts from the sides of the play mat. If I were to design the dungeon I would add a border around what you have to indicate how to flip (17:00) with an arrow and a number on the side next to the downway stairs; and below the monster stats (on both sides) 2 extra lines as spaces for hero stats and modifier. Doubly layered of course except for the inpassable walls. To help with the AI I would also propose to add arrows in the starter cells for the monster's initial preferred movement.
The spider movement at 8:00 moved into attack range. If the first one had gone down and then diagonally, then it would’ve been a range of 4 and therefore could not have attacked. Later, for the spiders and the skeletons, the monster farther back tried to flank the hero because going the short distance would result in them cuing up and not ever attacking. The only attack they had at that moment was to flank and pin the hero for the kill.
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Wow! This looks like a really great game. I’ve never heard of print n’ play games before and now I think I’m going to be a devotee! I love board games, especially small, portable ones. It’s even better when it’s a one player game too.
Good luck! There are some truly great print 'n play games out there! :)
Nice and smart way to simplify a whole dungeon crawler game!
If you use your imagination yes.
Also probably better to print both sides twice and glue on the walls and border, making both sides into recessed boards. Of course scotch tape all around against wear and tear.
Hold in box not ziplock to hold the dice rules and felt for a dice tray.
Looks great! I can't wait to find the printable file and give it a try! Great run-through! Thanks!
Thanks, that's very much appreciated. :)
I’m gonna have to get this made with a laser cut design 😍🙌🏻 Great little game!
That would be cool! :)
Prisoners Would Love This
Calling out the incorrect take from the rules from going down dungeon a level.
"Either you upgrade on your stats (+1) OR Heal back to full health (6)
Originally it was +1 for stat or +1 to health. This rule was recently changed to what you now have. :)
@@MadLadDesigns ooohh i see, hahaha my bad mate :)
Imagining that old rule, its makes the gama harder though lol
@@reyrey8562 Thematically it makes more sense to heal up to full.
@@MadLadDesigns
Where is this newer rule printed. I see two sets of rules with the ‘older’ way only.
Thanks :)
That is very clever. A bit like Bag of Dungeon
It seems like the difficulty could be mitigated and it would be more thematic if there was a way to gain loot. I realize though that it would be hard to add anything mechanical and still fit the constraints of the original design challange.
Maybe, you could have a treasure dice that went up as you gathered loot that could be spent for certain effects.
On the second turn in dungeon two, shouldn’t you have moved the skeleton nearest to you up one space before you moved the second skeleton; they could have then both attacked you?
Thanks for the review! Looks great!
Ran this on one of my modular dungeon tiles with miniatures was really fun this is now my go to travel game
Cool!
Why has this game been hiding from my life for a year?
Lol! Now you've found it! Enjoy. :)
Can't wait to get it for my dad
Really great tutorial!
Thank you, that's really appreciated Johnn.
Cool game? But do you go to kinkos to print out hard card. Is their a special printer that one can buy?
Thanks! The hard card is just any old cardboard (from an Amazon package I think!). I just printed out on normal printer paper, glued it to some cardboard and cut it out. :)
@@MadLadDesigns Nice...
What size did you print yours out to? It was the perfect size for the dice to fit. I printed it out and it's tiny. Need a bloody magnifying glass!
Sorry, i can't remember. I think I kept resizing it and printing until it was the right size. :)
Should the monsters not switch to melee when adjacent? e.g. bow at range, sword close up.
Can't remember, it's been a while since I played. :D
The sword icon represents “attack” and the bow icon represents “range”. The skeletons had a range of four and the spiders had a range of three, therefore the spiders could attack orthogonally(2) or diagonally(3) but only if adjacent to the hero were as the skeletons could attack the same but also from two spaces away if attacking orthogonally only(2+2). Hope this helps.
Are the large dice 16mm?
Yes
I just thought of a way you could make it even harder for yourself. Play with another person. One would play as the player dice, and the other would be the monster dice. As long as you both know how to play the game as a single-player game, it makes sense that you could do it with 2 players. Or am I insane for thinking this? Whatever the case may be, I think that it would work.
Yup, you could do that. :)
It won't work. With 2 persons you would not play this over, say, Descent. OCD would never win the table battle.
@@kosterix123 it might win out considering setup and play time highly diminished. You could play this at a restaurant while waiting for your food or on an airplane on your tray tables. No, it’s not comparable to the experience of Descent (or Zombicide, Imperial Assault, TMNT, etc) but what it does offer is a tight skirmish on the go. All encounter, no exploration/story. I think it’s better as a solo since that’s exactly what I need to pop out a game alone at the house. If I have a gaming group of any size, I’m with you, I’m pulling out the lush table hogs and settling in for the night for some in depth adventure and slayings! 😎
I love this game idea. What size did you print the card?
Sorry, i can't remember. I think I kept resizing it and printing until it was the right size for 16mm dice. :)
@MadLadDesigns OK, thanks that all I need.
I just printed it now
Is very unlikely to pass level 3, Ogre must have 6 in defense instead of 7 , too hard to play, need a change of rules
This looks like fun. I assume it on BGG? Also, can this be played as a two player?
Just one player I'm afraid.
Oi! M8! I love It! How the heck are ya!? Hope all is well! Best regards M8! Sincerely Vince
wow! looks good
This is really really clever. :O
My fav pnp is mini rogue
But, is it any fun?
Я испугался в начале
Я был храбрым!
@@MadLadDesigns wow!!! Vary god! Thank you please
@@АтабекКатымхан :)
5:50 can you place two modifier dice on one stat as well?
7:00 thematically you would start at the end of the stairway, not the stairway location itself;
movement cost of 2/3 is not depicted on the card.
The different colored digits on the cells should have a dot signifying how to read them and not confuse a 6 for a 9.
8:00 your monster AI eludes me. First spider might as well go down then diagonally, and the second would come diagonally then south, that is more efficient. And on 21:16 you do queue up, contradicting the rule you put forth before. On 24:40 monster suddenly decides to go round, that can't be right. Distance should not increase.
On 23:53 you could have allocated 1 1 5, resulting in a def of 7, move 1 space, and only 1 skeleton can hit you for 5 but 5/6 = 0. Next turn you would kill it.
Your video made me laugh all the time, very amusing upload ;-)
Kindly suggest to please use a black permanent marker to hide the ugly cutouts from the sides of the play mat.
If I were to design the dungeon I would add a border around what you have to indicate how to flip (17:00) with an arrow and a number on the side next to the downway stairs;
and below the monster stats (on both sides) 2 extra lines as spaces for hero stats and modifier. Doubly layered of course except for the inpassable walls.
To help with the AI I would also propose to add arrows in the starter cells for the monster's initial preferred movement.
The spider movement at 8:00 moved into attack range. If the first one had gone down and then diagonally, then it would’ve been a range of 4 and therefore could not have attacked. Later, for the spiders and the skeletons, the monster farther back tried to flank the hero because going the short distance would result in them cuing up and not ever attacking. The only attack they had at that moment was to flank and pin the hero for the kill.
A 50p Game Mmm.