Really looking forward to this one. Looks amazing and right down my alley. Will be backing.

Thanks Daniel. I think I will back this one. I already have more than enough Dungeon crawl games but another one to the collection can’t hurt!

Man, the build up on this is huge! Really looking forward to this!

Great overview! Backed based on your video. It will be a fantastic addition to the collection and awesome to showcase playthroughs. Thanks!

Just throwing my 2 cents on this video having spent a lot of time playing Dungeon Universalis. DUN actually excels as a coop/solo game. In fact, I'd honestly say that coop actually works better than 1vsmany. The real shortcoming of DUN is the lack of a good random dungeon generator. I think the main draw to Dungeoneers is that it is designed from the ground up with a good random dungeon experience, just like Warhammer Quest.

I was trying to place the awesome dungeon art and world map. It's all done in Inkarnate. Which is really cool, because if you also have Inkarnate, you can make your own tiles and world maps, and they will match the game!

This looks really cool! I've been deep diving into d100 Dungeon lately, and the only thing I wish it did more is tactical type combat. Looking forward to the kickstarter. Game on!

Love your honest reviews, thank you. I have backed it and can't wait to play it!

I'm sold, glad it's not going miniatures heavy so it'll be more affordable

omg I can't wait. Important to note is that this game started as a PnP and has been available for the longest time already. It's had plenty of time to bake and is really a labor of love as much as it is trying to be successful on kickstarter. As stated, anyone who's a warhammer quest fan will LOVE this. We haven't seen anything quite like it in years.

It looks intriguing but I would say, Dungeon Universalis is excellent solo. The ADP works well and I am enjoying it solo just fine.

will back this .... did Dungeon Universalis on the back of your review ... and not regretting it at all

Reminds me a little Forklore too. Looks great!

I've recently spent a lot of time watching a playthrough of DUN and had decided to pick that up in its next campaign but this looks to scratch that same itch and I'm definitely going to be keen to see what the campaign offers. Double sided tiles is great, but not if it's the same art. Perhaps use different art on the reverse - it would save on the number of tiles needed which reduces the materials needed and weight for fulfilment/shipping costs?

So excited!!! I love that this game will give me an excuse to 3D print a crazy amount of fantasy miniatures

Looks cool! Love the hexagonal map! I'd be playing solo though so it is maybe a bit too much work running four characters. I'd love to run a party of only dwarfs though, always wanted that! A band of grumpy dwarfs sent on a quest by their clan chieftain or king or whatever. Maybe 2 warriors, 1 warrior priest and 1 alchemist as my four dwarfs if I get into this. I'll be checking out the campaign and have to deicide then I guess. Great preview video!

Great overview Daniel! & yep, those standees look great!

Very much looking forward to this one! I’ll be a backer for sure. I know he’s working hard on fixing all the spelling and grammar issues. I think the final product will be much better in that regard.

Taking another look at this Daniel I think the only thing which could give concern is managing 4 Heroes. I play a lot solo. Working with this number of heroes in such a detailed game is going to be too much. You said that it may be possible to run 2 with some adjustments. Given that dungeon crawl games have a large solo following I hope the designer has some thought to this ready for the KS. I still really like the game it looks like a solid job has been done. But I will need to think carefully if it will work for me.

This has me really excited as a system and I will watch for it on KS. From what I saw it does look like it needs more than one pass by a good editor and a professional graphic designer to get in shape before it hits kickstarter. I also spotted some mind flayers (standees and named in the bestiary) and a beholder, two monsters Wizards of the Coast considers their IP and could lead to legal issues depending on how they are named/used.

Love the ultra rare standees with front and BACK art! SOLD!

Good to hear that name is going to change.

Love those standees !!

I am really looking forward to this KS. Seems made for me. 🤟🙂 The trigger warning is silly imo.

KS campaign is currently live. I'm probably going to back this... the only question is should I drop out of my Kingdoms Forlorn all-in pledge? This is so much cheaper, no minis, and rogue-like adventure elements. I already own everything Kingdom Death. I love KDM, but I don't need 2 massive campaign games that take multiple shelves, binders, and boxes, with more miniatures than I would ever want. I've never owned Warhammer Quest and I passed on Dungeon Universalis. Dungeon Universalis looked like it was way more than I was looking for. This seems like a good balance. My biggest hesitation is that this is from a first time creator. I also really wish this was a true solo experience. edit: I'm reading through the campaign page a little closer. There is a Companions expansions which lets you use Mercenaries instead of playing with multiple characters. Great.

Much prefer this opening sequence :) looks like a great game too!

Looks great, but I cant help thinking I'll be spending alot of time looking for tiles\standees, filling in the character sheets and looking up rules, I guess thats the price you pay for variety and depth!

Somehow I missed this video when it was posted, sorry Daniel :D Catching up now the project has launched.. One question I have outside League of Dungeoneers: I keep staring at your dungeon dive card holder - do you have a design for that somewhere? It may be a good add on for Dungeon Degenerates

The chart for the door is discouraging. Dungeon Universalis may have a better system with its special dice. With the app and the two campaigns, it's also very good for co-op, despite that spawning enemies, finding the standees and understanding their behaviors takes time.

It looks like a great game for someone who has lots of miniatures from other games. :)

I have a few questions : 1. How is the map used in the game? Would your party discover dungeons by travelling on the map? Could adventures occur solely on the terrain and not involve dungeons? e.g. a city quest or a forest quest? Do you think this game is similar to Journey to the Overland? Would you say Dungeoneers is better or not? Thanks for the video description. I might consider supporting this on KickStarter. Man, I got so many games.

These look amazing! Will the characters level up like in WHQ? Or they level up by getting more gears? WHQ had the issue with levelling up as it gets quite easy after the first few levels. Also one thing I may have missed is the dungeon event! Are there any dungeon room events in the game like in good old WHQ?

Daniel, thanks for the video! I have 2 questions: Firstly, if someone plays the DM in LOD, can that person be the fifth player (I ask because we have 5 in our gaming group)? Secondly, I saw that DUN can be played fully co-op with an automated DM. Which of these two games are better in that setup (does one stand out as much better without using a DM, fully cooperative)? Thank you very much!

Cool game! But my wallet (and my wife)) is not looking at me well... I hope that the game will appear in the Tabletop Simulator and it will be possible to try it :)

this might become my favorite game ever? Any chance we can watch you play turn or two?

There could be a copyright issue with Wizards of the Coast: they consider Mind Flayer a trademark critter of D&D and have sued other companies over using classic D&D specific critters like Beholders in the past

i just found out about this i don't do Kickstarter no more but this looks cool

Thanks. Pretty torn on this, for everything that looks good to me (mini agnostic, those standees, miniature photography, tactical) there's a lot that looks bad (excel spreadsheet characters, much of the artwork & design, percentile based). I love the random dungeon generation and huge amount of tiles, but hate the clip-art tile quality and unthematic poker symbology on the cards (that might be enough by itself to make this a pass for me). I'll just have to keep an eye on it.

This looks great but I'm worried it's another Dungeon Quest, which I backed but can never get into when it comes to playing. How do you think they'd compare?

This looks as heavy or heavier than many RPGs.

There is no where to buy it. It's just one time and done. Not for market.

Having now WHQ and DUN, I will pass on this one. I'm glad more miniatures agnostic games are produced. Did you support Lasting Tales?

What game would you recommend for solo/2 player co-op that fits the theme of this channel?

Hard to skip this one... looks a RPG in a box and we can use all the mins that we want to play it

I have Shadows of Brimstone and I'm wondering what does Dungeoneers offer that i should consider picking it up? Thanks

What about if I am a Folklore the affliction Gamer, is this a must have or easy pass?

What’s the anticipated cost of an all in?

How does this compare to brimstone?

How would you rate this against D100 Dungeon?

How is this compared to Gloomhaven?

A couple of those tiles look like he lifted the art directly from WHQ. I think i'll pass. I have Gloomhaven, Drunagor, Massive Darkness, Middara, Core Space, Warhammer Quest and Sword and Sorcery with S&S 2, Bardsung, acts 2 and 3 of Middara, Massive Darkness 2, Dungeons of Infinity, Arydia, Core Space: First Born, and Dungeon Universalis On the way.

This or dungeon universalis? And why?

I'm sorry. Not meaning to be a party pooper but I'm just so over the trope fantasy dungeoneering (I guess it IS in the title). I mean, the character types are cookie cutter, the landscape on the overland hex map looks super generic, the tiles are not overly inspiring in design or use (especially cuz you pretty much randomize them = no dramatic story beats). I'm sorry but this may appeal to someone new to the hobby, or very grognard-y who has a real passion for this kind of elementary fantasy experience (and to them I genuinely wish them lots of fun with this!) For me, at least, I'm only really interested in pushing the envelope in terms of theme, gameplay structure, or - at the very least - a more original approach to fantasy dungeon crawling. For example, Chronicles of Drunagor. Despite being very easy and still having a rather meh story so far, it still manages to generate some really fun exploration, interesting character ability mechanics and a nice visual flair. Machina Arcana is another one. This has a more engaging theme AND mechanics (despite not having many different enemies). Okko Chronicles? Skull Tales? LOTS of flaws but unique feudal Japanese horror and Pirate themes respectively. I'm not saying these games were perfect but there's a difference between having flaws and, right out of the gate, not being very original in feel, look or gameplay. Still...I wish them luck.