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Lords of Waterdeep: A Dungeons & Dragons Board Game
Lords of Waterdeep: A Dungeons & Dragons Board Game
by Wizards of the Coast
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No It's a complete board game that includes all you need to play right in the box. There is an additional expansion for the game that is available which adds more fun to the game but isn't needed to play. Lots of fun hope he enjoys it. If he does check out the expansion Scoundrels of Skullport.
By Stena Swanson on November 30, 2014
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There are 12 different lords you get to play so your end goal is different every time, but the game play is the same.
By Tim Regello on February 4, 2015
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Aboslutly
By Sheryl Scott on August 17, 2014
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Can this be played solo? By a single player?
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There is no solo rules built/included with the game, but there is a solo variant on boardgamegeek.com (boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/110327/lords-waterdeep/files). This is a user-made variant. Not sure if Scoundrels of Skullport expansion is needed for it, however.
By texascpa on May 21, 2016
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This game really isn't role playing. It's a worker placement game. While you do take on the "role" of a Lord, you aren't really adventuring/dungeon crawling like in normal DnD. Still an amazing game that I highly recommend. I play it every couple of weeks and it isn't that difficult to learn to I'd say it'd be fun for … see more This game really isn't role playing. It's a worker placement game. While you do take on the "role" of a Lord, you aren't really adventuring/dungeon crawling like in normal DnD. Still an amazing game that I highly recommend. I play it every couple of weeks and it isn't that difficult to learn to I'd say it'd be fun for a 9 and 12 year old. see less
By Josh Thompson on April 5, 2017
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does this ship to mexico?
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I've played Stone Age on my iPad. It's a little more involved than LoW. I've never played Spyrium. LoW was the first worker placement that my group and I played, and it was a huge hit with us. it's pretty straightforward and simple. I would recommend it over most others if it's your first WPG. You can watch Table… see more I've played Stone Age on my iPad. It's a little more involved than LoW. I've never played Spyrium. LoW was the first worker placement that my group and I played, and it was a huge hit with us. it's pretty straightforward and simple. I would recommend it over most others if it's your first WPG. You can watch TableTop episodes on YouTube with Will Wheaton, where they play both LoW and Stone Age. you can also find iPad apps for both games. they cost a little money, but it will give you a feel for the games and make you feel a little better about whichever one you decide to buy for your group. see less
By Jonathan Johnson on June 10, 2015
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Do you combine shipping for multiple items?
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Unfortunately this is an Amazon fulfilled item. However if you want email me at diceoftherpundtable@gmail.com and let me know what your interested in and I can give you a price. Thanks for the inquiry and hope I can help.
By Dice of the Round Table SELLER on June 12, 2015
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Basically, the last person to have been away from where the game is being played. My daughter and I usually have a neutral party pick one of our track markers from a bag.
By John Carney on October 18, 2015

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