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Dragonbane Core Set | Review and Page-Through

Jeff McAleer

Dragonbane Core Set (Free League Publishing)Game Title: Dragonbane Core Set

Publisher: Free League Publishing

Authors: Tomas Härenstam, Andreas Marklund, and Krister Sundelin

Artists: Johan Egerkrans, Niklas Brandt, and Anton Vitus

Year: 2023

Genre:  New, English language edition of the classic Swedish fantasy roleplaying game Drakar och Demoner

Pages: 228 pages

MSRP: $49.99 for the box set or $24.99 in PDF at DriveThruRPG

I sit down to share my thoughts about the core set for Dragonbane, the new English language edition of the classic Swedish roleplaying game Drakar och Demoner, from Free League Publishing. This box set includes the rule book, adventure book, figure flats, maps, pregenerated characters,  dice, and more.

1:40 Taking a look at the contents apart from the rules and adventures
7:31 Diving into the rule book
24:27 Discussing the adventures
30:43 Final thoughts, review score, and contest winners
36:06 Wrapping up

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    Dragonbane Core Set | Review and Page-Through

    Dragonbane is certainly a fun looking and relatively rules light take on fantasy roleplaying. The box is jammed with gaming goodness and the included adventure campaign has a really nice old school Renaissance vibe to the proceedings. I do wish that this had been released in a more traditional 300+ page hardcover format since the details on the game world are pretty light and the Game Master portion of the rule book is rather nonexistent. I'd also shy away from recommending Dragonbane as anyone's first RPG since it's designed with the expectation the reader is familiar with the hobby. While I think this is a great release, I'm disappointed some aspects of the game and its setting aren't delved into deeper.
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