D&D Rock Paper Wizard Fistful of Monsters

Rock Paper Wizard: Fistful of Monsters is the premier expansion for the well - loved Dungeons & Dragons Rock Paper Wizard game, crafted by award - winning designers Jay Cormier, Josh Cappel, and Sen - Foong Lim. All the features you adored in the original game are here, but a new peril has emerged: the Wandering Monster. Encounter iconic D&D creatures like Mimics, Umber Hulks, and Beholders. Each Wandering Monster has unique abilities that can make wizards move on the board, lose gold, or even get an Injury Token. But wizards aren't helpless! There's a stack of Magical Items like the Ring of Spell Storing and Wand of Fireballs at the cave entrance. Combine these items with spells to dodge the Wandering Monster, reach a scoring spot, and gain the fewest Injury tokens. Fail to do so, and you'll have to pay the Cleric a sack of gold to heal you. It takes cunning, guile, and a bit of luck to outmaneuver the Wandering Monster, outsmart other wizards, and grab gold from the dragon's hoard. Be the first to collect 25 or more Gold to win! Note: The game box is designed deeper to hold both the expansion and the base game. The base game is sold separately, and you need a copy of the Rock Paper Wizard base game to play this expansion.

How to use: First, make sure you have the base Rock Paper Wizard game. Then, add the Fistful of Monsters expansion to it. Set up the game board as described in the instructions. Each player becomes a wizard. When you play, you'll encounter Wandering Monsters with special abilities. Try to use the Magical Items at the cave entrance along with your spells to avoid the monsters and score points. Keep an eye on your Injury tokens and gold. If you get too many Injury tokens, you'll have to pay the Cleric to heal. The first one to collect 25 or more Gold wins. Note: You must own the base game to play this expansion. The game box is designed to hold both the expansion and the base game. Maintenance: Keep the game in a dry place. Don't bend the cards or damage the pieces. If the box gets dirty, you can wipe it gently with a dry cloth.