![]() ![]() ![]() Similar to the Mansions of Madness board game, the application tells you which pieces of double-sided terrain you need to build the map, but in Descent there are also four types of underlay, such as water, fire, and pits full of spikes, which are a very simple way to give maps that share the same pieces a different feel, and allows for very different layouts with the same pieces. The game will scale to account for them.ĭescent: Legends of the Dark brings a whole new level to the maps, and that’s not just an expression. ![]() You also pick characters per game session, with some required for specific missions that relate to their stories, so you can not only play different person every time, but also you can pick how many characters you play with at once if you really want to bring an extra along. Completing missions for each one of them, and making choices for them, builds them up and dictates their attitudes, as well as what upgrades and skills they have access to. The narrative is brilliantly written, and the characters are very interesting, giving each of them the spotlight in a way that makes it feel a lot like a D&D campaign. The board game comes with 16 quests, which is a lot considering each one takes about 2 hours (for 2 players), and there are a lot of side events, cutscenes, and other activities in the app to augment the experience, which really makes the play time add up. Descent: Legends of the Dark Act 1 takes part in Terrinoth, where a group of heroes try to keep the world together and stop the Uthuks’ plans. ![]()
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