Sword & Sorcery, it took 3 months to get through it. It’s not like Gloomhaven where the story lasts for weeks and weeks and it took me three years to get through it. The game play works, it plays pretty fast, and you can get through the story quickly. It is or was in my Top 100, I think it’ll drop out.
We reached a point where we had a few actions, but couldn’t do anything with all of them, so there was waste every turn.Īll of that is pretty negative. And the actions you could take, outside of combat, were too basic or possibly not common enough. In Sword & Sorcery, the characters were fun but everything lacked feeling so different. While Dice Throne has you chucking dice like this does, the characters in Dice Throne feel more unique. You find weapons, you level up and get new skills, and you repeat. You roll dice, see if you hit, the bad guys go, repeat the process. The game play, while fun, repeated too much. A massive campaign that I’d want to keep around and play again. My hope was that it’d be like Gloomhaven. Am I said that I’m getting rid of it, no, because I had my fun with it. I picked up the base game and then an expansion, plus character packs. Image Source: Dice Throne Sword & Sorcery So it’s less I’m getting rid of the game, more that my version is changing. Mainly, they’d fit on my shelf nicer, and it makes them easier to transport around.
I wanted to get the duel boxes for the original six characters. I have all of Season 2 in the duel boxes, think boxes with two characters in them. But for a lot of people, they’d upgrade it to the big box version, I went the opposite direction. For a lot of people, not an issue, for me not much of an issue either. Well, because my version was the original version of the game. That game is one that I love, so why am I selling it. Probably the more interesting is Dice Throne Season 1. Basically, I got painted minis and a second copy of Dice Throne Adventures in a sale, so I am selling that one. So, the whole story of why I am selling Adventures is in the Point of Order article. Sword and Sorcery was the big one leaving my collection, but of course there was a bit more, in an interesting way. I’m going to start with one that I talked about a bit in today’s Point of Order and then move onto the one in the title. Two things were sold, well, more than that, but two groups of games are being sold to my FLGS for store credit.
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