Dungeons and Dragons: Long Rest Tavern ended up feeling like a pretty natural fit between world and mechanics in our first hands-on with it. As a management game, it's a little bit on the basic side, but there is added depth to discover as your intrepid customers strike out to win fame and fortune, and maybe cut you in a little bit on the side.
Dungeons and Dragons: Long Rest Tavern ended up feeling like a pretty natural fit between world and mechanics in our first hands-on with it. As a management game, it's a little bit on the basic side, but there is added depth to discover as your intrepid customers strike out to win fame and fortune, and maybe cut you in a little bit on the side.
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