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Dungeoneering Dolls Tarot

An Old School Action Figure

Requirements

<30
2-4
12+

Description

While all adventurers sought glory and fame, most have gotten it and just retired. Evil doesn’t stop, just the heroes. So a famed magician, Percival Thistlewood, designed two feet tall wooden golems who, upon receiving garments, would spring to a life of adventure. Collectors from all over the kingdom crave these Dungeoneering Dolls for their status and the riches obtained through quests.

This is a quick game of assembling a great collection of cards while stealing cards from others. Eventually, once the first Quest Card is revealed, end game scoring begins and this is where your collection can truly shine. Send your dolls off on quests for even more points.

Note: The only difference between this version and Tarot is the size of the artwork and some additional tips in the rulebook. The Standard Edition of the game can be found here.
Dungeoneering Dolls [www.thegamecrafter.com]

Components

Component Quantity Photo
Tarot Booklet 1 Tarot Booklet component icon
Tarot Deck 1 deck of 56 cards Tarot Deck component icon
Tarot Deck 1 deck of 14 cards Tarot Deck component icon
Tarot Tuck Box (90 cards) 1 Tarot Tuck Box (90 cards) component icon

Vitals

Average Rating 1 reviews
Publish Date December 05, 2013
Edition First
Department Games
Tags Fantasy Medieval Family Set Collection

Why buy this?

  • Quick playing Frentic Action
  • Watercolor Artwork
  • Comes in Poker or Tarot formats

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Ratings and Reviews

Posted 11 years ago
Own It Played It Fun Priced Well High Replay Value Nice Artwork

I'm quite pleased with Dungeoneering Dolls. I tried it with gamers and non-gamers, and the non-gamers thought it was a bit too complicated. The gamers loved the build-up of the party trying to capture...

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