That’s a good question. A fair question. A daft question. But fine, we’ll humour you.
We could explain… but then you’d have to read paragraphs. And who’s got the patience for that? You’re already skimming this, aren’t you?
So here’s the quick and dirty:
Dungeon Dunce is Dungeons & Dragons. Well… sort of. Like how every fizzy drink is a “Coke” if you’re a lazy uncle at a barbecue.
Truth is, we slapped together bits of BECMI, a splash of 5e, and a whole Frankenstein patchwork of house rules, duct tape, and bad ideas. Then we put a big daft hat on it and called it Dungeon Dunce.
The result? A game designed to trick your screen-glued offspring into actually talking to you for two hours. Parents call it “bonding.” We call it “therapy.”
And yes, after Dungeon Dunce, your kids will graduate to Dungeons & Dragons proper, where they’ll finally learn the difference between Tolkien-level epic quests and the family-fuelled chaos of playing with dice, crisps, and Dad’s terrible goblin voice.
But don’t take our word for it. Play DUNGEON DUNCE: The TTRPG Family Farce!
Apologies to your family in advance.
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