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Rogue Angels looks cool. I backed it. Middara is a good game but we stopped playing it; You level very slow. Massive darkness 2 is one I wished I backed.

Thanks Colton! We are super excited with all the fun changes and updates since the review copies went out but this gives a great feel for the play!

Good and balanced, review. I am holding out for Lands of Evershade by Awaken Realms.

Thank you Colton for another video! Hope Spiel attendees get to enjoy as much GenCon attendees did.

I don't understand one thing. If an armor have an element (earth) and a creature attacks with the same element, the character can use the armor to avoid damages or the armor is uselless against from an attack with the same element?

I think its funny you called out your friend for bailing out of Middara after 100 plus hours and only 3/4 of the way done with act one. It made me chuckle. I need to look up a few of these games. i have DTA and love it. Ill probably look for chronicles of drunagor and see whats that about

Thanks for the video!

Thanks for the video!

Am I wrong to say that missile attacks can't target enemy in the same room? So in your example at 10:10 Flora can't kill the goblin inside her own room.

Love the excitement in both unboxing videos of Tanares 😊

I'm looking forward to the playthroughs and maybe some character spotlights or breakdowns either in the playthroughs or in a separate video.

Amazing video, Colton! Thank you and I hope our community engages with us, so we can collect feedback and improve DANTE as much as possible.

Very apprehensive about this game as there are SO MANY better boss battlers out there like the recent Primal: the Awakening, Kingdom Death Monster, Aeon Trespass Odyssey, etc.

Or... have space around it so you can grab it. Doesn't have to be much space, a fingernail divit can be enough, and even a finger's width wouldn't be very noticeable.

Take a dump on camera

Corrections: at 26:06 pushing your luck with the against the Nasties, if you push your luck and get a miss you can continue to push your luck, BUT if you hit then you +1 and have to stop.

Cosmic gem, cosmic gem, COSMIC GEM.MOT cosmetic gem.

I had Chronicles of Drugnaor, I thought it was an excellent game, I really liked it, however the set up is hard work, and the game just takes over every inch of space of the table, floors and spare chairs. The set up and organizing whilst playing is a lot of hassle as well, Personally I would prefer Descent legends of the dark as COD was just to much hard work to play.

Bro, I printed and painted out all the monsters for Tiny Epic Dungeon and it is WAY better than the base game. My kids liked it, but after I printed everything out they LOVE it now.

Great list! CoD is my favorite as well. I am really excited for Rogue Angels

17:15 couldn't you have rested with bed rolls got a bonus action to attack just to top off?

I went All-In just last week. Hopeful this opens my dragon loving girlfriend's interest (she does not play board games)? She loves Pokemon Go. I will solo play it in front of her and be a major enthusiast to snare her in my web to get her to play. Muhahahaha!!!!

I really appreciate how awaken realms listens to the negatives and addresses them. For instance deck construction is up to 16 and limit of one foil card per deck. They’ve almost created fixes to every potential negative in the video.

I finally finished sleeving everything despite the tray not holding them all. I'll look for an alternative holder(s). That said, now I can restart this video and I have to take it in parts b/c since pandemic's end, my concentration has not been what it once was. Or that could be just age. Or both! So far I am about 8 minutes in and I love that you're detailed in the set up/etc. I'll be "solo" so I'll watch the entire video to get some information that hopefully will sink in. (Shame we don't have the tricks of the Matrix and just have the rulebook data implanted into our brains).

The tray is nice but it doesn't hold all of my sleeved cards

I've had this on the shelf for a while, but haven't gotten it out. This gives me a little encouragement to do so. I appreciate that.

I enjoyed this game. Nice small box experience. Looking at expansion now. Thanks!

You had a rules mistake. There wasn't a door to connect the paths of the tile underneath the stairs. You might want to add an annotation on the video.

Also, you kept complaining that you had 3 copies of the card that let's you reroll, but you never used it, even when you missed an attack 2 or 3 times in a row lol.

On the benison card "what's mine is yours and yours is mine" you're supposed to draw randomly from the opponents hand. So wouldn't it make more sense to draw randomly from the discard pile?

Chronicles of drunagor or massive darkness or middara? or two out of the three? Please I need help

I kind of want to get the 800+ all in painted kick starter version 🤣🤣🤣😅

I just got my tracking number for the expansions, which means this campaign is delivering ONE MONTH EARLY! Kudos to Mood Publishing! ROCK AND STONE!

Hi! Nice video, had a lot of fun to follow you adventure! I've a question: Why you double up the stats of "shadow step" at 40:53 with wild cube?

Best promo ever

You did a good job explaining the game. I know you might have missed a few things here and there, but overall a good video. Thanks. 👍

uhh does "im a veteran/soldier and i am a father" count?

Pretty much as I would guess!😂

Nice Game! Thanks You!

I've got everything for this game all in shrink. I really hope I can sell it. One of the biggest mistakes I've made.

This game looks great. Can’t wait to receive my copy too.

Ive also essentially stumbled on all of these myself in the first few playthroughs of the game, and im starting to think i might change the rules a bit to make the game a bit more challenging. I think i might try the following: 1. Always have the 4 rooms discovered at the start and the torch 1 down the track before the 1st person does anything. I believe this is objectively the best move and for new players to not realise it probably just makes it a bit frustrating for the experienced players if the new players do anything else. 2. When you then go to place rooms 5 to X (depending on how many corridors appeared on the first 4 rooms) then take that many rooms + 3, shuffle them, and then place them out and out the remaining ones back on top of the rooms deck. That way you can't count the rooms to know which ones are/arent minions already, so it will make you feel like you have to explore in multiple directions. Because let's face it, if youve won 15 games in a row, that means the game is too easy as it stands currently, so making you have to explore in multiple directions both increases that difficulty and also increases the immersion of the theme (since if you were actually delving deep into a dungeon you wouldnt know that the minions + boss were in direction A just because you were moving to direction A). 3. Forcing you to enter the boss's lair at least once and attack it before luring it away. In my second time playing the game i used the "Enter The Boss's Lair" free action to initiate the boss, but I never moved my hero into the boss' lair (since if you read the rules closely you dont have to do that, and in some cases you wont even be able to if your movement speed was used up getting to the lair door card). So i then just immediately taunted the boss to bring them out of the lair and then used the horn to move them around the map to the altars. I then just killed them in the middle of the map rather than ever stepping foot in the boss's lair. Which feels like a bit of a weird flavour fail to me, if i went into a dungeon, opened the door and then immediately started calling the boss profanities from outside the door rather than ever going inside to face them haha 😅

I've only played 5 or so games, 4 of which have been solo eith me controlling 2 heroes, so very limited playtime, but ive won 3 out of those 5 times (all 3 were solo), so i dont think its too hard considering I'm still new. But i agree with everything you said, you can get unlucky in a number of ways and that can screw you over if you have a run of bad luck. I think i also agree with you in regards to it being hard with new players, BUT I'd say that's not really an issue. You probably want to lose the first match with new players so you can back with a vengeance and beat it. If you win every time it's not really much fun right? I think the two main problems I've found with the design are: 1. The item draws really make or break things, if you pull a few melee items in a row when you really need intellect stuff (or vice versa) it can be punishing. Particularly with the legendary sets, having 2+ items of a set is a HUGE advantage compared to getting a bunch of random unhelpful loot. One game i breezed through because i had 3 of a set on one hero, while another game i really struggled because i went through a bunch of the spell deck without finding damaging spells (i just kept getting things like invisible, scry, eagles swiftness etc.) and without getting intellect gear (so my intellect hero was pretty useless). I dont have the expansions but i agree that they would make it harder to get what you want/need unless you take stuff out. 2. The best way to win is to sort of game the location draws a bit; i.e. start by revealing the 4 opening locations around the entrance, that will likely bring out a bunch more unrevealed locations. As your placing these ones down then you count out how many have been placed, you know the first 9 (in a 2 player game) isnt the minion tiles, so you can sort of ignore them if you want, and then you can explore in one direction so you know all the minion tiles will be in that direction (which also helps with the altar locations for when you get the boss). While this is optimal, i feel it's probably not in the spirit of the game, so maybe if youre finding it too easy (which it sounds like you are if you win 90+% of the time) then perhaps its best to count how many tiles you will need to place out, and rhen take a few more and shuffle those up, and then deal out, that way it's not guaranteed to have the minions be in a particular direction. To help with the alpha gamer problem id give a few suggestions: 1. Just let them do what they want and be willing to lose if you think it will make the game more fun for the new player. Maybe give them a hint every second turn or something so youre not constantly telling them what to do but theyre not totally screwing the team. 2. Maybe give some loot at the start to the newbie players; e.g. get them to draw 3 loot cards and pick 1 for each new person to start with, put the others in the discard pile. This way the new people get a leg up, which means you dont need to give them advice anymore since their incompetence is somewhat counterbalanced by the extra loot and by the fact you have some loot in the discard already which means you are getting better selection when you get loot. 3. If you have a 4 player game with 1-2 new persons you could just not make the torch go down on the new players turns if you think that's necessary. 4. Change the dice focus rule so you can get focus from unused dice before AND after performing the actions (e.g. if you Elemental Charge and have full focus, if you roll a 5, 3, and 3, then let them spend the 2 focus for the Elemental Charge and then get the two focus from the 3s back... Whereas usually you wouldnt be allowed to do this. Maybe just apply this to the new players.

For your "successful spell" rule, does "cast a spell" mean "successfully cast a spell"? Specifically for the Phoenix legendary set it says whenever you cast a spell add focus depending on how many items of the set you have. Do i get that focus: A. When i attempt to cast the spell (regardless of success or failure) B. When I pass the intellect check (regardless of whether i then pay the focus for the spell; e.g. for Fireball if i pass the 7 intellect required, but dont pay the 6 focus). C. When i cast a successful spell i.e. i pass the intellect check AND pay the focus for the spell. ?

One thing on your video i sort of disagree with (and i know that the Dized app says the same as what you says, but i disagree with it too) is about enemies stopping your movement when they enter your room. I agree with what you said in terms of if you use the warhorn to bring an enemy into your room, or past you, it doesnt "end your movement", i.e. you can theoretically move later on this turn (whereas if you walk into an enemy my movement has ended for the turn, even if i then use the warhorn i can no longer move this turn). BUT based on the rulebook i think that you CANNOT move past an enemy if theyre in your room (i.e. you cannot leave the room), even though your movement hasnt ended. The rulebook says "When moving into a room with an enemy, you cannot move any farther this turn. Heroes cannot 'pass through' enemies unless they have the Stealth ability.", so the first sentence is what we covered above in terms of the warhorn, but the second sentence is more or less saying that even if your movement hasnt ended, you cant move past that enemy to leave the room anyway. The Dized faq seems to also say you can leave the room, but again, i feel like this is a mistake. Based on the rulebook, I think you first need to use some ability like the warhorn to move the enemies off your square, and then you can use your movement . I guess it depends on the definition of 'pass through', but in my mind if an enemy is on your space then you are having to 'pass through' them to leave that space, which the game says you cannot do; but i guess if you dont consider leaving a space with an enemy to be passing through that enemy then what you/dized said is correct.

Very useful video, I've now played about 4 games of this, and while im still enjoying the game, the rule book is easily one of the worst I've ever read/used. So many things wrong with the rulebook: 1. Needing to use an appendix, that's not included with the game box, to understand the basic rules/iconography is terrible. 2. Even with the appendix you need to look up the FAQ and Board Game Geek comments from the creator to still clarify some rules. 3. The rules that are there are written in such a way you constantly need to jump back and forth to find important information that should be next to each other. 4. This one is insane: there are MULTIPLE incorrect text descriptions in the appendix! E.g. the Pulley room and Library room dont have skill checks, but the appendix card mentions skill checks. The Giant's Strength text is what the text for Elemental Charge should be, the Elemental Charge text is talking about a card not in the base game i think, the set of the Lion equipment talks about adding to melee attack dice rolls when clearly the iconography is saying you should heal X health when performing a melee attack etc. etc. . There are so many errors its crazy, they obviously didnt proof read it properly. So as such, a video like this is SO useful for this game! Thanks so much! I've mostly tried to dig around for some of this info before finding this video, but I either had to house rule it or guess in some cases. Thanks again :)

I think what's pretty unique about this game is how the weapons work.

Looks good!

The side storage of the individual boxes was done before in Isofarian Guard! Really clever system

I love thr fact you have the exact same reaction as i did when i open mine too!! The empty space where the punch board was is for a board that is city board cause you get another one if you got all in if you want to use thay space for it. I didnt get everything yet just two boxes like you have for now. My recommendation is instead of ripping the plastic wrap off you should have cut the opening to the box so the plastic still wrap the main box then slid the top lid off then tap the plastic wrap to the inside like making sure it has it tight there you go instant portection for the box and inside content from top spills. Best sleeves i have used is Paladin sleeves they are cheap but good quality. Not to mention they have so many sizes!!