Unfortunately for your adventurers, building up too many of these tokens can stop them from using certain bonuses. The detail on show for the minis in Descent: Legends of the Dark helps elevate them beyond the competition (Image credit: Future) Because it's matched - if not bettered - by genuinely incredible miniatures that have more detail and personality than I've seen in a long time, Descent: Legends of the Dark is a very handsome beast. While the story they're adventuring through errs on the side of cheese (and gives you a lot to digest, to the point where I feel like I've wandered in halfway through the narrative), it's still enough to draw you in.Ī lot of this is down to an expressive, colorful art-style that leaps off the screen.
You don't have oodles of choice, but it's enough to furnish your party with some personality beyond what you'd read on the back of a card or accompanying bumph. Handsome beastīesides giving you more time to get familiar with the characters under your control, the app helps you define who they are through conversation. You can even browse the rules in-app by holding down on a term you need clarification for. This allows you to focus on playing the actual game instead of dusting off your math skills or consulting rulebooks every five minutes. The fact that Descent's app sorts out number-crunching for you is a blessing worthy of its spellcasters, too it handles enemy generation, tracks wounds, and tells you exactly which terrain to place. Descent: Legends of the Dark's app is like a virtual Dungeon Master (Image credit: Fantasy Flight)
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