Steamforged’s First Draconic Epic Encounters Up For Pre-Order
August 17, 2020 by brennon
Steamforged Games has now fired up pre-orders for their first Epic Encounters sets. Designed to work with Dungeons & Dragons, these kits come with miniatures, tokens, mats and rules for introducing them into your campaigns so you can unleash something terrifying upon your adventuring party.
Lair Of The Red Dragon // Steamforged Games
The first of these is the massive Lair Of The Red Dragon encounter which is designed to have you face off against a rather monstrous-looking Red Dragon. I am a big fan of Blue and Green Dragons but you have to say that Red Dragons are the iconic drake of Dungeons & Dragons.
Red Dragon Dimensions // Steamforged Games
As mentioned above, this set comes with everything you need to introduce this into your campaigns. You get the miniature, plenty of tokens, a double-sided game mat, adventure book, monster stat block and finally a set of tips and tricks for making the encounter feel that little bit more epic.
Battling Kobolds In Epic Encounters
As well as the Lair Of The Red Dragon, you've also got the Shrine Of The Kobold Queen which has you battling against a mass of these pesky little creatures who often serve mighty Dragons.
Shrine Of The Kobold Queen // Epic Encounters
This set, again, gives you a set of twenty miniatures, the game mat, adventure book, statistics and also a pack of tips and tricks for introducing this encounter into your campaign. With the Rise Of Tiamat being a big part of Dungeons & Dragons back when the 5th Edition launched, this could be a fun option to drop into the mix if that is the storyline you want to follow.
Priest Of The Bloody Flame // Steamforged Games
With some cool tweaks on traditional D&D monsters, these seem like a good idea from Steamforged Games. People are loving their roleplaying games right now and I could see a lot of people picking these up, especially if D&D is their only hobby and they want to build up their collection.
Are you going to be picking these up?
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The dragon doesn’t impress me at all, because it is a bit limited in its use.
That Kobold encounter set looks good. Could be fun as kobold warband for Warlords of Erehwon or a similar skirmish game.
I don’t get that. There are tons of games that use dragons.
There are also tons of dragon minis, so I’d get it if that were the reason you were unimpressed.
it is a big beasty … and while it looks good, I don’t need it at 40$ when I have several (more than enough) options already.
That’s a bit much for a single mini.
Great figures especially the snake cavalry.
Those look nice.