2-4
Players
10+
Age
20-30
Minutes
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Description
With your party assembled, you start on the first level of the dungeon by rolling three Dungeon Dice.
You have decisions to make, enemies to vanquish, and more glory to seek.
Without breaking a sweat you stride down to the second level, and then the third, and that's where things really begin to pick up.
By using your companions, reviving party members with potions, and using your Hero's ultimate power, you might get deep enough to accumulate a Dragon's horde of treasure...
Just watch out for that Dragon.
What you get Dungeon Roll - A Dicey Dungeon Delve Suitability For 1 - 4 players For ages 8 years and over.
Not suitable for children under 3 years old.
Perfect for all ages who like to have fun Range See our website for our extensive range of Dice and Dice Games
Game Info
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PublisherEdge Entertainment
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DesignerChris Darden
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ArtistEric J. Carter, Ryan Johnson, Rob Lundy
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Year of Release2013
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Number of Players1-4
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Minimum Age8
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Play Time (Minutes)15
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