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Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
If you love Dice Throne and want a cooperative experience with your favorite heroes, this expansion is for you! Get ready for a campaign full of dice rolling and permanent upgrades.
Highlights
- Epic cooperative experience
- Permanent hero progression
- Tactical dice combat
- High replayability with heroes
Keep in mind
- Requires base game
- Needs many heroes
- Extensive text
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About the game
What you do in a play session
If you're already into the brawls and dice-slinging action of Dice Throne, get ready for a cooperative adventure that puts your favorite heroes to work in a brand-new way! Dice Throne Adventures (DTA) is the expansion for fans of the universe who crave a more unified experience. Up to four friends team up here to face epic challenges, exploring from scorching deserts all the way to a mad king's throne room. The goal is for you to work as a team, using the heroes you already own to overcome minions, collect treasures, and, of course, face formidable bosses. What's cool is that the adventure is persistent: with each session, your heroes' decks gain permanent upgrades, making them stronger and more versatile throughout the campaign. But watch out! The Mad King isn't messing around and is eager to test your limits. This expansion requires you to own characters from Dice Throne Seasons 1 or 2 (or Marvel) to play. It's a great pick for those who enjoy a cooperative challenge with the combat feel of Dice Throne, but with a narrative and progression that will keep you hooked for multiple game nights. The shopkeeper Rosella is also there to lend a hand (or sell something expensive, who knows?).
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Roxley, Grimspire, Lavka Games, Lucky Duck Games, Rawstone
Designer
Gavan Brown, Manny Trembley, Nate Chatellier
Artist
Damien Mammoliti, Gavan Brown, Manny Trembley
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Do I need the base Dice Throne game to play Dice Throne Adventures?
Yes, absolutely! DTA is an expansion and requires you to own characters from Dice Throne Seasons 1 or 2 (or Marvel) to play.
How many players can participate in a Dice Throne Adventures campaign?
You can play with up to 4 players in cooperative mode. It's perfect for gathering your friends and tackling the challenge together.
Is the campaign long? How long does a session take?
The estimated playtime for a session ranges from 90 to 120 minutes. The campaign unfolds over multiple sessions, allowing your heroes to evolve and gain permanent upgrades.
Is Dice Throne Adventures difficult?
The game offers a good cooperative challenge. The difficulty can increase depending on the heroes you choose and how well you coordinate your strategies against the enemies and bosses.
What components come in the expansion?
DTA brings new scenarios, challenges, enemies, and the ability to permanently upgrade the decks of heroes you already own. It also includes components like tokens and cards for the new experience.
Do I need to own all Dice Throne heroes to enjoy the expansion?
It's not mandatory to own all of them, but the more heroes (from the base seasons) you have, the more options and variety you'll have to assemble your cooperative team and replay the campaign.
Is the game fully in English?
The source indicates extensive language dependency, requiring a near-complete translation to be played comfortably in English. The base game and expansion components often have text.