Let’s Go Delving: A Child Lost Among the Dead
It’s been a little while since I last posted, as I usually I only share games I’ve actually hosted. This time, though, I’m mixing things up. On the recommendation of Mike Demana ( Lead Legionaries ), I took a look at Four Delvers, a solo fantasy miniature skirmish game by David Bezio. The easiest way to describe it is as a tabletop take on the classic ’80s Gauntlet arcade game. A fast, dungeon‑crawling action distilled into a compact, narrative-driven experience. In Four Delvers, you control a party of four archetypal heroes: a Fighter, a Dwarf, an Elf, and a Wizard. Each character has their own stats and a unique ability, giving the group a nice mix of strengths and tactical options. You send the party out on encounters, which define everything from the setting and scenario to the enemies they’ll face and the treasure they’re hoping to recover. It’s simple to pick up, quick to play, and full of that old-school fantasy charm. Drawing a card from my “Notice Board Quest Deck,” the band o...