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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SteveC" data-source="post: 3120481" data-attributes="member: 9053">Phil,On the D&D Boardgame issue: it has been a lot of fun for us, but it is designed a little more for a younger audience. I like it (and would recommend it) but it is not as good a game as say, Warhammer Quest, for this sort of thing. You can play a scenario through in about an hour, which is always a good thing...To the original poster on Descent vs Runebound. If you want a traditional dungeon crawl with one person acting as GM, I'd go with Descent. The one issue with it is that it tends to be "episodic" rather than campaign oriented, so keep that in mind.For an evening's play where everyone is on the same footing: go with Runebound. I have really enjoyed playing this one, and have played the heck out of it. The basic game is competative, but not overly so. Most of the expansions have cards that offer more interaction between players where you can actively hinder them. There is a PVP option, which I really don't recommend, because using it can knock a character out of the game fairly easily.I guess I'd say that I like BOTH of these games, and would suggest buying whichever one's theme interests you more, since they're very different in scope.--Steve</blockquote>