Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Mayhem Boardgame - 120 Cards

My kid met a friend who had this game. We all played it and had fun so we decided to order our own.

Dungeon Mayhem is a fantastic card game that's incredibly easy to pick up and quick to play. The rules are straightforward, making it accessible for players of all ages, and each game lasts about 5 to 10 minutes, perfect for quick gaming sessions. Whether you're new to card games or a seasoned player looking for something fun and fast-paced, Dungeon Mayhem is a great choice.

Great buy and fine games

Do you have surpressed rage from endless evenings of cooperative games? If so, then pick up this game that is just nothing but kicking a$$! Quick to learn, fast to play, and so satisfyingly aggressive. Bliss! And even better, when you're playing as the Paladin you get to do it for Even More Justice. Honestly, I'm not sure I have another game that consistently generates as much laughter as this one. Can't recommend it enough!

I play this with everyone. My six year old plays and she loves it. Great game.

I got this game originally to play with my kids. We play to play D&D but don't always get a chance. So this game kind of filling those gaps where we have 20 minutes to play something.First of all, it's easy to learn. No complex rules. It's easy enough for my 7-year-old to play. We have played about a dozen times and generally have a great time.I have also played one-on-one with my wife and we've enjoyed it. I've taken it to play at a friend's house for New Year's Eve. We all had a good time.Now I do have a few complaints. The first is the quality of the material used for the cards. After a few plays, the edges started to get dinged up a bit more than I thought they should. There isn't a lot of coating on them to protect them from damage. I wish I would have put the cards in some sleeves before letting the kids play. But life goes on.I think the wizard may be overpowered as he has a lot of abilities to totally kill everyone. Everyone does have a few cards that can make or break their game, but the wizard has "fireball" that damages EVERYONE and I've used it to completely wipe out people. Especially if I happen to have a few cards that let me play multiple ... play your strengths, I suppose.I wish, also, they would release more characters and/or more abilities on these original cards. Expand the playability. I can see the kids getting bored playing the same four characters over and over.BUT overall I'm happy with the purchase. Already had a lot of playtime with it and I can't complain. It's cheap enough so I feel I may have already gotten our money's worth.In the end, great buy, fun game. Just expect wear and tear right of the box as well as feeling you've already played the exact game after half-dozen hands.UPDATESo, after playing the game several times with my boys I realized I needed to create a dice system to keep them from ganging up on one person - primarily on the youngest. What I've had to do is on any attack rolls they roll a d4 that determines whom they hit. Otherwise, there are just angry kids who feel like the game was all about killing them.

Dungeon Mayhem is a fantastic gift for Dungeons & Dragons fans or card game lovers. It’s quick to learn, fast to play, and has just enough strategy to keep things interesting. The artwork is fun and each character deck is unique—great for game nights.

Played at a friends house and immediately bought it for myself. Played the base game 2 player and as a group and its a different game everytime you play it (as long as you're fun and you change decks every game). I take it with me anytime I go to a friends house now because its incredibly easy to learn, fast paced, wildly fun, and theres no skill advantage to the game. Anyone can win regardless of experience so even the most casual players or people who never play card/board games have the same chance of winning as those with experience. Recently played a few games 1v1 with a friend who had never played and after 6 games we had each won 3 times. atm this is my favorite game to play with friends.Only problem I have is the fact that the base game comes with a container that has enough slots for the expansion decks but they still make you purchase those decks seperately. There should be a version availiable with all the decks in one purchase rather than buying the base game then 2 expansions packs. In one sense if you're on a budget this design allows you to break up your purchases and buy them later on when you have the money to afford the expansion packs rather than dropping all the money at once. On the other hand its pretty annoying for someone like me who didn't realize this until after I got home with the base game I had bought from a local comic shop and then realized i only had half the decks. Because my comic shop didnt have the expansions I then had to wait several days in order to obtain the full game.