I've only played solo. It is a light and relaxing dungeon crawl experience. I prefer this version over the basic version, mostly for the level progression and campaign style play. The additional content is also enjoyable.

Easy to learn and fun to play. Relaxing and lightweight dungeon crawler. I've only played solo so far but competative, race to achieve the goal first, multiplayer rules sound fun. I would recomend going for the advanced version for the additional content, level progression, and dungeon campaign play.

Recently, I soloed my way through Elden Dungeon (26 pages). It is a dungeon crawler game that uses six-sided dice. I picked the dwarf character. His quest was to find a magical item. He managed to get all the way down to the fifth level of the dungeon. He killed nine monsters, but a Superior Genie killed him.

So, for my second attempt, I used Elden Dungeon to create my dungeon. I used the Goblin Quest rules and created ten goblins. The quest was to get down to level six and return to the surface. They killed two monsters and found 175 gold pieces. A trap killed one goblin. One goblin drowned while trying to swim across an underground river. One goblin had a fling with a succubus. He was never heard from again. So seven goblins did complete the quest.

Give this dungeon crawler a try!

Fun little game that can be easily played solo or with friends. Easy to pick up and play, could be a good thing to play when waiting for others to show up, during play session breaks, or game night with friends/family! My only critique is that when it's stapled together and printed double-sided, it can be a bit annoying flipping back and forth to all the tables. I'm sure on PDF it's less of an issue.