Dungeon Command: Sting of Lolth

Wizards of the Coast · Board game · 2012
2 · best 2 90 min Weight 2.6/5
8.3 rating Ludopedia
7.3 rating BGG
8.3 rating Ludopedia
7.3 rating BGG
Our Verdict

If you enjoy a good tactical miniatures duel with a D&D twist, Sting of Lolth is a great choice to test your command skills!

Highlights
  • High-quality miniatures
  • Immersive tactical combat
  • Strategic hand management
  • Expandable and combinable
  • Engaging D&D theme
Keep in mind
  • Best with 2 players
  • Advanced rules for 4
  • Moderate language dependency
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About the game
Get ready for a breathtaking tactical skirmish in Dungeon Command: Sting of Lolth! In this card and miniatures game, you take on the role of a cunning commander, leading your warband in epic battles against enemy forces. The objective is simple yet challenging: reduce your opponent's morale to zero or ensure they run out of creatures on the battlefield, all while keeping your own morale intact. The game is played on modular, interlocking map tiles, creating a dynamic scenario for each confrontation. You'll recruit your troops, position them strategically, and then issue orders using a clever card system. Each creature can be equipped with spells and items, allowing for deep customization and varied tactics to break your adversaries' morale. Inside the Sting of Lolth box, you'll find twelve detailed miniatures, including an assassin, a priestess, a wizard, spiders, and fearsome drow house guards, ready for action. While each Dungeon Command faction is ideal for a single player, this box offers quick-start rules that allow two players to enjoy a shorter version of the game using only the contents of this box. The Dungeon Command system was designed for two players, but with some adaptations in the advanced rules, up to four can join the battle. And the best part: Sting of Lolth can be combined with other Dungeon Command boxes, such as Blood of Gruumsh, Curse of Undeath, Tyranny of Goblins, and Heart of Cormyr, to further expand your strategic options and create even larger confrontations! Furthermore, it also integrates with the Dungeons & Dragons board game line, such as Castle Ravenloft and The Legend of Drizzt, opening up a universe of possibilities for fans of the setting.
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Digital Implementations: VASSAL Game: Dungeon Command Players: Two-Player Only Games Setting: Dungeons & Dragons
Publisher Wizards of the Coast
Designer Chris Dupuis, Kevin Tatroe, Peter Lee, Rodney Thompson
Artist Ben Wootten, Daarken, Dan Scott, Jason Engle, Kerem Beyit
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play Dungeon Command: Sting of Lolth?
The game is primarily designed for 2 players, offering a tactical duel experience. With some adaptations in the advanced rules, it is possible to play with up to 4 people.
What is the average game duration?
A game of Dungeon Command: Sting of Lolth usually takes about 90 minutes to complete, but this can vary depending on players' familiarity with the rules and the complexity of their strategies.
What is the complexity level of the game?
It is considered a medium-complexity game (BGG weight of 2.62/5). While the basic rules are accessible, the tactical depth of the card and movement mechanics requires strategy and planning.
Can I combine this game with other Dungeon Command boxes?
Yes, absolutely! Sting of Lolth is fully compatible and can be combined with other factions from the Dungeon Command line, such as Blood of Gruumsh and Curse of Undeath, to create even larger and more varied battles.
Does the game integrate with other Dungeons & Dragons titles?
Yes, it integrates with the Dungeons & Dragons board game line, such as Castle Ravenloft and The Legend of Drizzt, allowing you to use elements and miniatures from those games to expand your experience.
What are the main components included?
The box comes with twelve detailed miniatures (including drow, spiders, assassin, priestess, and wizard), order cards, creature cards, and modular map tiles that form the battlefield.