It's not officially dnd but it’s close. The game plays like 4th edition dungeons and dragons, but is streamlined for board game play. For the price point, you get 20+ hours of d&d-lite.

The minis, being made of a rubbery plastic, are easy to fix. Set comes with 40 plus minis all that can be primed and painted or left as is.

My only complaint is that my dragonborn fighter mini came kinda melted which was a bummer. The miniatures are nice enough. The only downside that i've ran across, is that the game pieces seem a little smaller than regular miniatures - i could be wrong...  Read More

The poorly-conceived systems diminish its playability, and its small number of scenarios limit its replayability. For all the instructions, they never explain clearly exactly how or when to roll dice.

How this game gets a sequel is beyond me. While it is nice that all players cooperate, the tactics they use largely make them feel the same.

Castle ravenloft's exploration/encounter system penalizes the wizard character for having fewer hit points than the other characters. Encounter cards are like anti-treasure cards, negative things that happen. Eventually the monsters and encounter card...  Read More