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Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil

Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil

Groovus Games Unlimited · 2020
1–12180–600 min14+ yrs3.1/5 complexity7.9 BGG#7.772 BGG551Co-opStrategy
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Welcome to the world of Avalon! Dungeon Crusade is a solo/co-operative, sandbox dungeon crawl. Inspired by the classic age of board games, role-playing games and video games, but fitted with new and fresh mechanics.

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Welcome to the world of Avalon!

Dungeon Crusade is a solo/co-operative, sandbox dungeon crawl. Inspired by the classic age of board games, role-playing games and video games, but fitted with new and fresh mechanics.

In Dungeon Crusade your party will enter an ancient dungeon located beneath a village to stem the tide of evil beleaguering the poor villagers. Each time you visit the dungeon you will have an over arching goal that you need to achieve, but you can also pick up side quests and even some odd jobs from the tavern to further modify your adventure!

6 stalwart Heroes are accompanied by their trusty fetch hound Albus. Each Hero has strengths and weakness' and it is up to you to decide if you will split the party to cover more ground or stick together in case a larger threat presents itself...

In the dungeon you will encounter wandering monsters who move about the board. Beware! These monsters might turn into raiding monsters and make their way to village.

You can mine for minerals to craft enhancements for your weapons. You can seek out and hunt down rare and legendary artifacts. You can send Albus back to the village to get a potion in a pinch.

If your quest is successful then the village celebrates in your honor and throws you a grand feast and presents your party with gifts. You can shop around for new gear from the ever changing marketplace, gamble some gold in the house of chance, visit a temple and pray for assistance and more!

Don't get too comfortable because evil never rests and you'll find yourself back in the dungeon facing tougher challenges but hopefully better armed!

game anatomy
Complexity3.1 / 5
BGG rating7.9 / 10
Vibe
Co-opStrategy
Language dependence
Extensive text — heavy translation needed
Play time
180–600 min
Players
1–12
Recommended age
14+ yrs
BGG rank
#7.772
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Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil is a adventure game, for 1–12 players, taking ~180–600 minutes, featuring cooperative game. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil support?
Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil is played by 1–12 players.
Q5How long does a game of Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil take?
A game of Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil takes about 180–600 minutes. (The first game doesn't count. It never counts.)
Q6What age is Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil for?
Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil is recommended from age 14.
Q7How complex is Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil?
Dungeon Crusade: Book I – Genesis of Evil has a BoardGameGeek complexity of 3.1 out of 5.
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