Tabletop Simulator - The Red Dragon Inn: Battle For Greyport DLC

I enjoyed the game played with 4 players, the game itself is fairly reasonable but we found it tricky to get the right difficulty to make it playable but challenging. The implementation in TTS is good, and we generally found it easier to use the generic click up and down tokens for damage and building/boss hit points.

Really would like to see all of the charecters and campaigns put into the paid Dlc, considering you can get the russian version on the workshop that has everyone love the game though, always fun to pick up with someone new, or just continuing our antics from before.

I have a suggestion, can you turn the '1 Damage' Tokens into chips named 'Damage' therefore when then stack they can list their quantity ie: 10 Damage when stacked 10 times? Currently by default if you stack 5 '1 Damage' tokens it just says '1 Damage' on the stack rather than the quantity.

This is a good adaptation of the physical game and I certainly encourage people to give it a try. After playing it several times I picked up both the physical game and the expansion. The only problem I had with this module was that the table needs to be approximately half again as large to accommodate the space taken up by each player's cards, tokens, etc. as well as the monsters attacking them.

Such a good game! Beautifully scripted set up as well! Would love to see the rest of the expansions added for it. I'd even pay for DLC on this DLC.

This is a fun co-op deck builder - only the host needed the DLC. I found it lacking some basic QoL (i.e. scripting after the first setup encounter), but it's a minor quibble. I will buy expansion DLC for this if it's ever published! Played solo and two player versions so far - good times!

Great Game. Creates great scenarios and if you get board, you can change up locations, monsters, intensity... etc. Lots of replay value. My wife and I play with our friend's all the time. Please add the pirates expansion. It would make this so much better.

Took a long time but it's finally here, and it's very good and fun to play. I'm glad to see the new campaigns and everyting, i've played almost all of them by now, the difficulty is just right. Still, there are a few improvements that could be done on the scripting side that i've noticed. - If i pick the goblin campaign (the 2nd), only the goblin boss card is auto-selected by the script. The troll boss card is put inside the box, which is wrong. that campaign has both of them; - On the Hydra campaign, the Dragonspawn tokens are put inside the box while the Broodmother is still on the Dragon's deck; - On the wolf campaign, the Worg is also inside the deck but its tokens are put on the box; - Why are the boss card put to the side of the mission card but the area cards are put very away? It feels odd, as the boss cards will only be used on the last scenario. It should be the opposite: Area cards to the side of the mission card and BOSS cards to the very far side;

This game is fantastic, you need to cooperate with your friends to complete missions, build different decks to protect the city. I really loved the game, but it would be really nice to have the Pirates expansion, I don't really think it's too hard to add and would make the game much more complete.

Great DLC, it's a fun monster fighting deckbuilder card game with random monsters each time you play, making each game (even within the same scenario) a completely different adventure. With 7 different scenarios, there is a good amount of variety to be had here. It's pretty simple on the surface and only takes about 30 minutes to an hour learn to play, but there are lots of options to make it easier or harder depending on what kind of challenege you are looking for, harder difficulties are going to need precise tactics and planning. The game does have some dice-rolls for damage but its not overly done, some things are static numbers, some are dice, making the game not too random, being a deck builder you could always choose more static numbers and rely less on luck. Easy to play solo (multi-handed), very fun co-op with friends. I'd recommend playing open-handed as it gets people talking to each other about their plans. Awesome scripting makes the worst part of TTS, setup, a breeze. Although it could use a few more scripts and some of the card placement is a little confusing at first... its still scripted way better than anthing else I've seen: smooth, fast, easy to use and actually helpful. I hope TTS's trend of better and better DLC, with more features and better scripting contiues upward. They'll certainly get my money if it does. Looking forward to playing more of this, solo and with family and friends. MSRP: $44.99 TTS: $7.99, currently $6.39 I love it.