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Sleeping Gods Dungeons

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Publisher: Keep Exploring Games
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Description Description
Sleeping Gods: Dungeons adds six dungeons to Sleeping Gods. Each dungeon includes a map and stories. In a dungeon, gameplay will be slightly altered from the regular game.

Each map is printed on thick card stock (Letter-sized, 8.5×11 inches). A separate dungeon booklet contains all of the descriptions, encounters, and puzzles that you'll experience as you explore.

You can access these dungeons at specific locations in the atlas of the Sleeping Gods base game. When you reach a location that contains a dungeon, you can choose to read from the standard storybook, or instead explore the dungeon that is located there. The specified location number is listed in the top left corner of the dungeon map.

Each dungeon holds dangerous traps, vicious monsters, and treasure that you can find. Because dungeons take longer to explore than a standard location, there are a few small changes to game play when you enter one. While in the dungeon, players take turns taking two actions each, which include moving to new rooms, examining your surroundings, and more.

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BARCODE: 8720299730045
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Description Description
Sleeping Gods: Dungeons adds six dungeons to Sleeping Gods. Each dungeon includes a map and stories. In a dungeon, gameplay will be slightly altered from the regular game.

Each map is printed on thick card stock (Letter-sized, 8.5×11 inches). A separate dungeon booklet contains all of the descriptions, encounters, and puzzles that you'll experience as you explore.

You can access these dungeons at specific locations in the atlas of the Sleeping Gods base game. When you reach a location that contains a dungeon, you can choose to read from the standard storybook, or instead explore the dungeon that is located there. The specified location number is listed in the top left corner of the dungeon map.

Each dungeon holds dangerous traps, vicious monsters, and treasure that you can find. Because dungeons take longer to explore than a standard location, there are a few small changes to game play when you enter one. While in the dungeon, players take turns taking two actions each, which include moving to new rooms, examining your surroundings, and more.

Additional information Additional information
Mechanics:
Categories:
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 8720299730045
This was seen 1051 times
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chasefarmer6 BGG user
10.0/10

Adding alittle bit of dungeon rawling to the game is always exciting! Worth the purchase.

Slaverzguild BGG user
10.0/10

Just a really great addition to "Sleeping Gods." Adds a new and interesting gameplay option without additional complexity. More risk, more reward!

jcgnba BGG user
9.0/10

The mechanics are different from the base game, and really fun. The dungeons add great variety to an already excellent base game.

zdravomlijeko BGG user
9.0/10

Excellent addition to the already magnificent game. What I enjoyed most was that when entering the Dungeon you can put almost half of the clutter from the original game back in the box because it's not needed (quest cards, some of the adventure cards, main map, ship board and enjoy a much lighter game for a session that has reasonable length. Though I'd suggest entering the first dungeon after acquiring some good weapons, level cards and supply of action tokens and food. For the two that we played we barely had any reason to camp and waste "time" in the main game. The only downside is that it's rather short, but great as a digression from an more punishing and intense game.

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