Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

Published 1995

An introductory board version of the AD&D system via basic scenarios played with miniatures (plastic, included), and a campy/nifty CD for both ambiance and automated DM instructions. Includes introductory versions of the Players Handbook, Dungeon Master Guide, Monstrous Manual as well as a set of dice, six plastic character figurines, a Dungeon Master Screen, audio CD, six character cards and a reversible mapboard ("Tomb of Damara" and "House on Harrow Hill"). RPGGeek Entry: First Quest Dungeons & Dragons Starter Sets: 2nd Edition: The New Easy to Master Dungeons & Dragons and Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition/3.5 Dungeons & Dragons Basic Game 4th Edition: Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Starter Set Supplemental articles were published in TSR's Dragon Magazine including: FIRST QUEST game: Introduction (Game design notes) Dragon (Issue 204 - Apr 1994)

Mechanics

Cooperative Game Co-operative Play Dice Rolling Grid Movement Player Judge Role Playing Square Grid

Categories

Adventure Exploration Fantasy Fighting Miniatures

Designers

Bruce Nesmith Richard Baker

Publishers

TSR
Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

Game Info

Players
2-7 Players
Time
2 hours
Weight
Medium — 2.8/5
Year
1995
BGG Rating
7.03
BGG Rank
#12712
Min Age
12+

Frequently Asked Questions

Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons supports 2 to 7 players.
A typical game of Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons takes about 120 minutes.
Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons has a complexity rating of 2.80/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.
The recommended minimum age for Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons is 12+.
Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons has a rating of 7.03/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 99 ratings. It is ranked #12712 overall.
Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons was designed by Bruce Nesmith, Richard Baker. It was published in 1995.