If you enjoy a fast-paced, chaotic, and laugh-out-loud game with a D&D theme, Inn-Fighting is the right choice! It's pure tavern fun with a brawl twist.
- Fun tavern chaos
- Fast and straightforward
- Unique character powers
- Great for D&D fans
- Luck can dominate
- Interaction can be aggressive
About the game
What you do in a play session
The goal is simple: be the last character standing, of course! To do this, you'll use a set of special dice and a D20 to perform actions, attack opponents, and defend yourself. Each character has their own unique abilities, adding a layer of strategy and unpredictability to every roll. It's a fast-paced game full of twists, where luck and a bit of cunning can lead you to victory.
Inside the box, you'll find everything you need to start the fun: a rulebook, six custom six-sided dice, and one twenty-sided die, plus 52 character cards. With 3 to 6 players and games lasting no more than 30 minutes, Inn-Fighting is perfect for kicking off any game night or for those who want a quick dose of chaos and laughter. It's the kind of game that guarantees great stories, even if you end up with a few broken bottles on your head. Ideal for D&D fans looking for something lighter and for those who enjoy party games with a touch of fantasy and plenty of dice rolling.
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