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12 Aug 2022

A cooperative roguelike dungeon crawler set in the world of Doria.

Announcing Dungeons of Doria

You are heroes, mercenaries and vagabonds, drawn from far-flung corners of the continent Doria, seeking adventure, glory and gold. The vastness of Doria teems with dungeons, towers and cellars crammed with monsters, treasures and ancient artifacts. Work together to survive terrible perils and escape the dungeons of Doria!

 

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Dungeons of Doria is played without a gamemaster. Select a quest and start exploring a dungeon. Either choose from standalone adventures you complete in one session or pick one of the four included campaigns continuing over multiple scenarios.

 

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The Dungeons of Doria Initiative System allows each character to spend their initiative points on multiple actions such as moving, attacking, looting or repairing damaged equipment. The character or monster with the highest initiative value defines the following action. Each player must decide what to do: Use several quick actions, one slower action or a combination - depending on the items equipped. Plan tactical fights, disarm traps and manage your inventory of loot.

 

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Now on Kickstarter!

Play it now on Tabletopia!

 

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