Inn-Fighting Dice Game

[Syntallah]

Does anyone have any experience with this new game (similar vein to Three Dragon Ante)from WOTC?

Specifically, has anyone had any luck finding the link at WOTC which allows one to add "your own D&D characters to the game" through some template?

 

[blargney the second]

I picked it up last weekend and have played a few games of it already. It's fast, fun, and straightforward to play. You'll want a fairly big pile of tokens. As an added little bonus, the box is cleverly designed and very useful.

 

[Logan_Bonner]

Specifically, has anyone had any luck finding the link at WOTC which allows one to add "your own D&D characters to the game" through some template?

That got lost in the shuffle, but we'll try to have it up pretty soon.

 

[Syntallah]

That got lost in the shuffle, but we'll try to have it up pretty soon.

Roger that, thanks for the info!!

 

[Castellan]

Meh. I played it this last weekend. I don't think I'll need to play it ever again.

The rules aren't all that clear in a few places, and in at least one case (victory conditions) the quick reference card doesn't match the rules booklet.

At the very least, I'm not interested in playing it again until there's an errata to cover the problems that cropped up.

For a better time, I suggest the Munchkin card games. They're more tongue-in-cheek and the rules are even easier to learn.

 

[Asmor]

I'm ambivalent towards it... It's not so bad that I wouldn't play it, but it's not good enough for me to suggest playing it. Too high of a luck factor but it's not light enough to get away with it (for example, Fluxx is basically a crap shoot as to who'll win, but it's such a light game that you really don't care about who wins either).

I do have to say that the box is brilliant... If Three-Dragon Ante had a box like Inn-Fighting's... Well, it would have a much better box. Three-Dragon Ante's an incredibly good game that comes in an incredibly bad box. But I digress...