One deck dungeon: forest of shadows is a stand-alone expansion to 2016s smash hit, one deck dungeon. One deck dungeon is a tabletop version of the popular video game phenomenon of Rogue likes — dungeon delves where you try and survive as long as you can against increasingly nasty monsters. The game is very easy to learn, featuring intuitive dice mechanics and thematic skills and abilities. As a 1-2 player cooperative game, one deck dungeon is a great fit for in-store demos, and the artwork and components make for an attractive demo display. With the base game plus the expansion, (or two copies of either), a Group can bring a party of four into the dungeon). an important part of our art and presentation strategy for one deck dungeon was that all five of its heroes were women, and realistically-clad. We have continued that with forest of shadows and all six of its heroes.

• Players: 1-2
• Play Time: 30-45Min
• Age:14+

One Deck Dungeonis a card game “roguelike” a dungeon delve that is different every time, difficult to survive, with a character you build up from scratch. The deck consists of various foes to combat and other perils from the dungeon. Each card depicts both the obstacle to overcome and the potential rewards for doing so. When you defeat a card, you claim it as either experience, an item, or a skill, tucking it under the appropriate side of your character card to show its benefits. The longer you take exploring the dungeon, the deeper you’ll delve, and the difficulty will scale up quickly! If you make it far enough, you’ll have to fight the dungeon boss. Survive, and you’ll be a legend!

One Deck Dungeon: Forest of Shadowsis a standalone expansion forOne Deck Dungeonthat contains new heroes, new dungeons, new perils, new foes, and new mechanisms: Poison and event Perils! It can be combined with the original game for a hybrid dungeon experience, with the heroes and dungeons being compatible with the original, or played on its own.

Players 1-2Playtime 30-45Age 14+Designer Chris CieslikPublishers Asmadi GamesArtists Alanna Cervenak, Will Pitzer, Vicki SarkissianShow MoreMechanics Cooperative Game, Deck, Bag, and Pool Building, Dice Rolling, Melding and Splaying, Move Through Deck, Solo / Solitaire Game, Stat Check Resolution, Variable Player PowersCategories Adventure, Card Game, Dice, FantasyForest of Shadowsadds all-new heroes, dungeons, foes, perils, and makes your adventures more dangerous with a new type of damage: poison. You’ll have to weigh spending time tending to your wounds against the ever-pressing need to battle and find loot. The boss at the end of the dungeon certainly won’t go easy on you if you delay…Forest of Shadowsis a cooperative dungeon delve for one to two players. It is a stand-alone expansion, so it can be played entirely on its own, but can also be mixed with the originalOne Deck Dungeon. With any two sets combined, you can play as a party of four heroes. var cardText = document.querySelector(“.storepass-see-more-content”) var showMore = document.querySelector(‘.storepass-see-more’) function toggleSeeMore() { if (showMore.innerHTML == ‘Show More’) { showMore.innerHTML = ‘Show Less’ cardText.classList.add(‘storepass-see-more-content-show’) } else { showMore.innerHTML = ‘Show More’ cardText.classList.remove(‘storepass-see-more-content-show’) } } initText() function initText() { if (!checkOverflow(cardText)) return showMore.classList.remove(‘d-none’) } function checkOverflow(el) { var curOverflow = el.style.overflow; if (!curOverflow || curOverflow === “visible”) el.style.overflow = “hidden” var isOverflowing = el.clientWidth < el.scrollWidth || el.clientHeight < el.scrollHeight; el.style.overflow = curOverflow; return isOverflowing; } .storepass-see-more-content { display: inline-block; display: -webkit-box; -webkit-line-clamp: 1; -webkit-box-orient: vertical; overflow: hidden; height: 28px; } .storepass-see-more-content-show { -webkit-line-clamp: unset; height: unset; } .storepass-custom-description .d-none { display: none!important; } .storepass-custom-description .d-block { display: block!important; }