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Our Verdict
Fans of cooperative fantasy games will love the mix of deck-building and tactical combat. Save the tavern before the monsters arrive!
Highlights
- Dynamic deck-building
- Varied scenarios and replayability
- Exciting dice-based combat
- Fun and immersive theme
Keep in mind
- May be tough for beginners
- Dice luck can frustrate
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After a tiring adventure, you and your friends just want to grab a beer at The Red Dragon Inn. But fate has other plans: Greyport is under attack! The Red Dragon Inn: Battle for Greyport is a cooperative deck-building game where you must defend the city against hordes of monsters. Each game is a unique adventure, with varied scenarios and unique characters to play. As you progress, you recruit heroes and equipment to strengthen your decks, but the enemies also grow stronger. With dice rolls determining combat, every decision counts. Will you save the tavern before the monsters reduce it to ashes? The game also includes content compatible with other titles in the series, like the mage Chronos and Drog's special drink.
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Publisher
SlugFest Games
Designer
Jeff Morrow, Nate Heiss, Sam Waller
Artist
Erin Wong
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How many players can play?
From 2 to 5 adventurers can team up to save Greyport.
How long does a game take?
Between 40 and 100 minutes, depending on the scenario and group experience.
Is it hard to learn?
Moderate learning curve, but the manual helps. Best for those familiar with deck-builders.
Do I need other games from the series?
No, it's standalone, but has some content compatible with other The Red Dragon Inn titles.
Is there a lot of luck involved?
Dice influence combat, but deck-building strategy balances the luck.