Dragon Quest

Hey there, folks! Ready for a nostalgic trip back to the early days of tabletop RPGs in Brazil? Dragon Quest, released by Grow in 1992, is one of those classics that helped introduce the world of fantasy and adventure to many, much like its more famous cousin, Heroquest. If you're into exploring dungeons, battling monsters, and collecting treasures, this game is for you. It comes with cool Ral Partha miniatures, a bunch of cards featuring creatures, items, and traps, a dungeon board, and even three pre-made adventures to get you started. The neat part is that each player can have different powers, adding a real RPG feel. The game unfolds over sessions, with a Game Master guiding the players, and actions are often dictated by cards, which adds an interesting tactical layer. It's a very 'Dungeon Crawler' style experience, with that beloved medieval fantasy flavor. Of course, as was common back then, it requires some language adaptation, so having translated cards or a translated sheet will make things easier. But overall, it's a fantastic entry point for anyone wanting a taste of being a hero in a fantasy world, with combat and exploration at every turn.