Dungeons & Dragons: The Yawning Portal Game, D&D Strategy Board Game for 1-4 Players, D&D Board Games for Ages 12 and Up, Family Games

The game pieces are my favorite part. Sadly, the same can be said for my toddler who is fascinated by the gems. I have played this at 2 and 3 players. I like it at both but it's harder to devise a strategy at 3 because there are so many types of bonus points and unless you're slowing down the game to count points, it's anyone's game until the end.The rules are simple. You choose action cards to be able to place patrons at the table with their desired food items and score gems. You have access to actions that add/remove/swap food, add/remove patrons, draw more patrons, etc. You do not need to have any knowledge of dnd or the yawning portal to play this.It's a fun, not too long game that my family enjoys.

The theme comes through pretty well, and the gameplay is quick and easy to learn. Strategically place patrons and food/drinks on the long banquet table, satisfying each customer's preferences to earn gems. Each gem color is scored seperately at the end of the game, so you also need to be aware of which gems will get you the most victory points. Thete is a lot of player interaction as meals are shifted around and customers enter and leave the tavern. Overall, a very enjoyable game!

Fun game for anyone who likes DnD content, at first it is really confusing with all the different requirements and resources and even the endgame tallying of who wins but once you get it down it's really fun.

Very fun games with the friends

I love that they paired D&D with a food theme, very cool. Additionally, I like how this one departs from the typical dungeon delving adventure. There are so many different things one can do in D&D, and "working side jobs" still feels very D&D. So if you're looking for a food based D&D game with friends, or yourself even, this one is great.

The instructions can be a bit confusing so I recommend looking up a video explanation. Other than that this is a great game for the family. You will love it.

My biggest problem with this game is it lists a solo play option. The solo is not really what I consider play, as there's no Ai or score to beat. You just play and count your score.Seems okay for multi play, but I have not tried it. I'm very disappointed in the game based on reading the rules, but I can't really say it's bad. Just not for me.

This is a cute game. The them of D&D isn't necessary, and feels like when they theme Monopoly or Clue "just because" but other than that was fun to play. Would recommend.

Es el segundo juego que compro de Avalon Hill y sus piezas están muy bien hechas y muy entretenido el como jugar cada uno de ellos

There are few board games that I truly enjoy. But this one is great! The kids and I have a lot of fun playing this! It's super easy to learn

Es como un Dinner Dash si el dinner dash fuera un juego de mesa.Las instrucciones son simples así que no se complica entenderlas o explicarlas.Es divertido y entretenido incluso si se juega en modo "un jugador"

Buen juego con buenos componentes facil de reglas y de explicar una buena gran experiencia de juego

Jogo com componentes muito bonitos, e muito divertido.