Waterdeep Dragon Heist 5e Adventure Review

Waterdeep Dragon Heist is an urban adventure with lots of information on the setting. The adventurers must find a stash of hidden coins before they fall into the wrong hands.

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Choose Your Own Adventure Board Game Review

Stats:
No. of players: 1+
Amount of time to play: 45-60 min per chapter
Age requirements: 10+
Set-up time: minimal

Choose Your Own Adventure is a cooperative board game that is true to its source. You decide which path to choose and hope to find items and information to help you win.
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Scythe Digital Edition Review

Scythe is a fun, but fairly complex board game. The digital edition eases the learning curve, helps with the many things to track, and makes the game more accessible.
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Sword and Sorcery Board Game Review

Stats:
No. of players: 1-4
Amount of time to play: 60-180 min (depending on the scenario)
Age requirements: 14+
Set-up time: 5-10 min

Sword and Sorcery is a cooperative, story-driven, dungeon crawl. You and your friends must work together to defeat evil and save the kingdom.
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Card Caddy Product Review

The Card Caddy helps you take your gaming on the go. There are a variety of sizes sure to fit your needs and your games. All the Card Caddy sizes are big enough to hold sleeved cards and once opened the two halves fit together to give you a spot for a discard pile. The triple decker can hold up to 100+ sleeved cards and comes with two poker chips. The caddies are modular and can be connected to each other. You can get a score track, or a container to hold dice and other gaming bits.
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