How to Solo: Dungeon Alliance
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2018
- Learn how to set up and play Dungeon Alliance, designed by Andrew Parks and published by Quixotic Games. Can we build an alliance strong enough to brave the depths of the dungeon?
Full Disclosure: Quixotic Games provided me with a review copy of Dungeon Alliance.
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Very excited for the all-female Paragons expansion later this year!
very complete explanation - thanks for this - it makes sitting with the manual on the table so much easier.
Thanks for creating this awesome tutorial, Liz!!
Thank you for the playthrough! i am actually playing this game so this will be very helpful as i go through the game.
Thanks for the game play. Very well done
Pleasant and thorough with few wasted words. Impressive. ^_^
Thanks. Well done👍
You’re the best Liz!
Currently playing and learning this awesome game! On
Thank you, you make some of my favorite solo videos. I have one question, to verify my understanding of the rules, When moving Melinda, wouldn't it take a total of 6 movement points to position her there (timestamp
I'm guessing you walked into the room to demonstrate the challenge token, but you know you could have attacked the ogre diagonally from outside the room?
Good job. But how is it possible to range attack with melinda one space from the ogre.
Keep up your great work. I like Dungeon Alliance, but I have to constantly tell myself to slow down and you showed that brilliantly. This game isn't a normal ameritrash dungeon romp, and when I first played the game, it disappointed me. There is more thinking than hacking in the game.
I still have this game on the way but I'm looking forward to a slightly lighter weight mage knight sort of experience. I assume this game still does not take the crown away from mage knight but it will be a good supplement and take less time to setup and play through.
I think the moment this game lost me was in the times where you chose to leave a monster alive in order to get the lesser of two potential consequences on the activation card. I'm not even a theme guy, but the idea of leaving an enemy alive on purpose seems really backwards to me.
Most underrated and amazing game ever. people waiste their time with gloomhaven and I don t know why…