Experience Epic Card Battles With Three-Dragon Ante: Legendary Edition Review

Took a few rounds to get the hang of, but I enjoyed it, and my husband plans to use it as a tavern game in his next D&D campaign. Love the dragon artwork!

I have deeply enjoyed playing this game. I haven't even used it in a D&D game yet but simply played it around the table with friends. It is easy to learn, fun to play, and has immense ongoing play value.

Really easy to understand. The instructions SOUND complicated, but are easy to understand and refer back to if you need. I especially like the small cards each player can have on hand so the rulebook doesn't need to be checked every time something comes up. Highly recommend it!

Really great game! Addictive, fun for all ages but DANG there are so many typos it made me cringe.Get it together! Too much emphasis on combat.

Legendary edition has 30 additional cards (legandary dragons and mortals) and they're easily included to the main set. Waiting for the oportunity to include TDA to my D&D campaign.

Includes both the original game and the King's Gambit expansion, the card quality is excellent. Even better than the original ones!The coin tokens were also a welcome addition, no more having to break out the poker chips to play!

It was a really fun game, but had a lot of typos in it, but that didn't effect the game too much. It just took a little bit of time to find out what the typos meant.

I tried the game out with just my wife and I. We played with the Legacy Deck and love it! My friend and I looked over the RP rules and thought they were very cool and would make playing TDA in D&D interesting.We got the chance to play TDA in our D&D game I’m the DM for. I adjusted the Ante costs down to CP instead of GP since it was the first game session and I didn’t want to bankrupt my players. I played it like a Hold’em Table would be played, with the dealers playing against the table. I…

I have the previous two editions of this game and they are all great. The color of the back is blue though and can’t be mixed with the older editions. It’s ok because it has a mix of the two older editions as well as new cards. I like the new way to mix in the mortal cards and even has rules to play the first edition version as well as new options to play. The addition of cardboard chits is nice and there thick and thematic to D&D. Nothing like D&D poker night.

Easy to teach, a lot of fun. Can run a little long. A betting game that requires almost no bluffing (which my wife cannot do!). The choice between playing a high number to win the pot, or playing a lower number to win the moment is great.

Very fun game. We integrated it into our DnD game and totally had a blast. DM gave us 200 extra xp for playing. Thanks for attention!

TLDR; the game is 10/10, get it, love it. 4/5 stars because box is designed poorly and you can't close it all the way after punching out tokens.Pros:Seriously, the game is phenomenal. The art is beautiful, and the game is well balanced with plenty of room to adjust to your preferences. The game is played with 70 standard cards that are meant to be included at all times as well as 30 epic cards. The intent is that only 10 of the 30 epic cards are used per game, adding an additional challenge of…

A fun game to play both outside and during a D&D session. Got it on the day me and my friends gather, took me about an hour to understand the rules and have a test run. Everybody enjoyed the session that day: it provided an engaging distraction involving all the players, which is the most important thing for me. The artwork and coins design are beautiful, and it's a fun way to familiarize players with all the kinds of dragons in D&D. Will definitely use it in my Tyranny of Dragons and Waterdeep