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FFG's Runebound is a fun, if simple game, of heroes running around a generic fantasy world, solving random quests and gaining phat lewts in an attempt to win the game, usually through acquiring dragon runes. | [[Fantasy Flight Games|FFG]]'s Runebound is a fun, if simple game, of heroes running around a generic fantasy world, solving random quests and gaining phat lewts in an attempt to win the game, usually through acquiring dragon runes. | ||
While amusing, the game nearly plays as a solitaire game. On the plus side, expansions for Runebound are fairly cheap, and come in tiny boxes, making it a good introductory game that has at least some replay value, if you're willing to shell out a few more dollars for expansions. | While amusing, the game nearly plays as a solitaire game. On the plus side, expansions for Runebound are fairly cheap, and come in tiny boxes, making it a good introductory game that has at least some replay value, if you're willing to shell out a few more dollars for expansions. | ||
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FFG's Runebound is a fun, if simple game, of heroes running around a generic fantasy world, solving random quests and gaining phat lewts in an attempt to win the game, usually through acquiring dragon runes.
While amusing, the game nearly plays as a solitaire game. On the plus side, expansions for Runebound are fairly cheap, and come in tiny boxes, making it a good introductory game that has at least some replay value, if you're willing to shell out a few more dollars for expansions.