Sometimes they'll charge heroically into battle, other times they'll run screaming for their life after they see a man go down to the floor in a bloody pulp at the wrong end of a troll's club. They'll follow you down into the dungeon but don't think they'll obey every command you give them! They react, based on their reputation to different situations. They're the adventurers under your command, or at least, sort of under your command. The other unique ability as a star is that you can choose your crisis test result.Instead of running for it, you can stay and fight, duck back amongst your part, or get the hell out of there with the rest of your fleeing grunts. I reduced my damage by 3, failed 2 dice, and lost 1 star power, so will only roll 4 star power dice next time. For example, I roll 5 star power dice and get a 1, 2, 2, 5, and 6. If you roll a 6 though, you lose that star power dice for the rest of the adventure.

Every 1, 2, or 3 reduces the level of damage by one.

If you are in danger of taking damage, you can try to reduce it by rolling up to your reputation (rep) in dice to try and reduce the damage. As a star you have almost total control over your character's actions and you also get 'star power,' which is a unique ability to stars that allows them to shrug off damage but it's not fail safe! You can die still but you, as the star, are not as fragile as a grunt. At the head of the party is your character (the star). Overview: In classic dungeon crawl fashion you lead a band of adventurers (grunts) into the dark depths of a dungeon looking for treasure and fame in 2HDC. This is not a review of the game (which I plan to do once I have sufficient experience under my belt!) but just a quick battle report and a quick overview of the THW style of games. A game of high adventure down in the depths of the earth plundering dungeons, slaying orcs and goblins and all manner of monsters while amassing wealth and glory or leaving an unmarked grave deep in the caverns. In both cases, the players controlled the monsters and while acceptable, it's always fun to have no control over your opponent either when playing alone or with a buddy.Įnter 2 Hour Dungeon Crawl by Two Hour Wargames (THW). You could also play solo or cooperatively. Then came Mage Knight Dungeons, which was quite different from the former as you played head-to-head or at least that's how we played it. A great game in itself with a lot of good memories of getting stomped in the dungeons with my cousin, Will.

So I've always been a fan of dungeon crawls ever since my first foray into crawling with Warhammer Quest.

Two hour wargames solo