Move across a story-rich game board as Beauregard Lionett, Nott the Brave, Caleb Widogast, Fjord Stone, Jester Lavorre, Caduceus Clay, and Yasha Nydoorin. This board game also includes 7 custom sculpted hero tokens representing each character.
Product Details:
- Ages 8+
- 2-6 Players
- 60+ Minute Play Time
- Based on the classic board game CLUE®
- Places, characters, and objects from Critical Role
- Box Art: Jolyne García
- Game Board Art: Shaun Ellis
- Dimensions: 2” D x 15.75” W x 10.5” H
- Material: Paper, plastic
- 1 Game Board
- 7 Character Movers
- 7 Character Tokens
- 7 Character Role cards
- 6 Villain Clue cards
- 7 Character Token Clue cards
- 9 Location Clue cards
- 23 Encounter cards
- 1 Envelope
- 2 Six-sided Dice
- Rules
Customer Reviews
Purchased as a gift for my wife, she was super stoked and got to the setting up right away.
Pros:
The game board is beautiful.
The additional rules seem are cool and we're excited to play.
We loved all the references/items/places from the campaign.
Cons:
Unfortunately, the 'hero movers' are not well executed.
The cardboard Fjord ripped a bit as it was being popped out of the packing.
All of the stands that the cardboard is supposed to slot into are too tight for the cardboard, we had to wedge them open a bit to get them together. Even with that, some amount of damage will occur when you put the pieces together or take them apart.
I was surprised that there wasn't a mini used instead of the cardboard mover, it seems like the obvious solution as they're D&D characters, and for the price I kind of expected something along those lines. I'm not saying they would need to be high quality, just something more than the cardboard standee.
All in all, we're happy with it, but it could have been done better for sure.
Ok, I REALLY want to be positive. The game is so much fun, but for the cost of the game having a super cheap piece of cardboard for the player mini... so Hasbro.
So, the fam rates this as "meh"... great potential, but poor components. 😕
We gave this as a gift and played it with friends. The added rules (beyond the base clue rules) were so vague, it left it up to the players to invent house rules using a lot of guesswork. The quality of the pieces were incredibly disspointing as well. There was no way to fit the cardboard characters into the stands without damaging them. Overall, I was dissapointed in the game play and embarrassed by the quality.
Lovely art and was very fun to play
Clue has always been one of my favorite games! Love the Mighty Nein!