Dungeons & Dragons, the first great 'system' for fantasy role-playing games, ultimately sort of lost out to
Warhammer in Europe, but still holds it's own in the USA. And like their great rival -
Games Workshop - the system supports a magazine, and various spin-offs. Also like
GW they have from time to time produced a stand alone game to introduce new players/fans, of which this is one.
Strangely I've never seen one that didn't have the 6 extra figures or the 'limited edition' flash! It's a lot of box for not much content, this is due to the fact that there are a load card flats included and once they're made-up, storage becomes a problem.
Both sets of character figures, the metal set being provided by
Ral Partha, who ironically have also worked with
Games Workshop. Some of the figurines are straight copies of the plastic version, some are quite different, also there is a size differential between the two sets.
Sample of some of the hundred or so card stand-ups also included in the set. I think it's a 'live' side and a dead (but undead) or invisible (?) side.
Strangely I've never seen one that didn't have the 6 extra figures or the 'limited edition' flash! It's a lot of box for not much content, this is due to the fact that there are a load card flats included and once they're made-up, storage becomes a problem.
Both sets of character figures, the metal set being provided by Ral Partha, who ironically have also worked with Games Workshop. Some of the figurines are straight copies of the plastic version, some are quite different, also there is a size differential between the two sets.
Sample of some of the hundred or so card stand-ups also included in the set. I think it's a 'live' side and a dead (but undead) or invisible (?) side.
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