Slugfest Games The Red Dragon Inn 3 Strategy Boxed Board Game Ages 13 & Up (SFG009)

Super fun to play! All my friends have enjoyed it!

A very enjoyable game. Not too tough to figure out, and leads to lots of rowdy fun.

Easy game to pick up, minimal mechanical complexities.

We love these games and keep buying the expansions.

I love this game, this specific sets coins and cards dont seem to be of the same quality as other sets I have played with (Which is why I am only giving it 4 stars). Other than that its a fantastic game to play with friends and family. My family has played it several times. The characters in Red Dragon Inn 3 are great in that I feel their 2nd decks make each deck more unique which is an improvement over numbers 1 and 2. All in all its a great game, but lacks slightly in quality of game pieces.

The four new characters in RDI3 are far more complex than those from RD1-2. Each involves either a second deck or a custom tracking sheet, with effects which change the way that character plays. However, I consider this a good thing! Lets face it, as much fun as RDI is, the characters can start to feel samey over time, and this expansion fixes that.

I skipped Red Dragon Inn 2 because a few friends agreed that it was not really worth it. Red Dragon Inn 3 on the other hand is AMAZING. Being a fan of pop fantasy Trolls I really liked the new Troll Alchemist character. The added element of the Potions, Gears and Wolf Companion really increased the depth of the game.

One of the best, most fun party type games Ive sat down and played with friends in awhile. This set introduces some new mechanics that are a bit tricky to keep track of, but overall, it keeps it changing and fun.

Game has a fun premise, not too difficult to learn, is an easy quick play game. Cool because it has a couple expansions so you can mix and match your characters!

...and I say possibly because I dont actually own the first one yet (I contributing to their KickStarter for the 4th installment and added it as a gift, so I wont get it til thats over). Its an interesting direction that they moved the series in; I dig the straightforward decks of the first two, but I think it was in danger of running out of creative steam unless they tinkered with it.