Oh and in case you’re wondering exactly what’s inside, here’s my video: You know, like people actually playtested the hell out of it? Who wouldn’t want to playtest a game that involves beer? People who hate fun, that’s who. However for all of its silliness, it holds a solid sense of refinement. I should also mention that in case you can’t tell, the game is very light hearted and doesn’t take itself very seriously. All you need to play is a pencil, character sheets (or paper if you’ve ran out of the provided character sheets) 3 standard 6 sided dice and your favorite liquid refreshment – all of which comes with the game except the drinks. The game is set in a medieval fantasy setting chock full of internet memes and pop culture references that any discerning internet denizen should easily pick up on. The entire game is played through a series of quests via drawing cards from each of the 4 quest decks and rolling dice. Read on for the full review and for some bonus amateur content I created for it! What It Isĭrinking quest is a quick, light RPG for 2-4 players. Hell, play this game with koolaid, or don’t drink at all and it’s still fun. It’s a great game regardless of whether you like the idea of drinking games or not. Oh wait…there is!īoy am I glad I finally got a chance to check out drinking quest. Oh if only there were some amazing way to pull off skipping straight to the shenanigans and drinking so I didn’t have to waste my time preparing AND have a great time instead of wanting to reach over my DM screen and face-stab some people. Nothing against my group either, they’re all my best friends and the coolest people I know, but I know them a little too well. Mind you I do believe that gaming while having drinks is also a possibility, perhaps just not one for my group. I’ve been wishing there was some sort of way for my group to be able to pick up and play a different kind of RPG session at the drop of a hat, dependent on whether they’d like to game or have drinks. Nothing makes a DM say “fuck this” like preparing for hours and hours to run a D&D game only to have half or more of your table incoherent and devoid of the ability to posses an attention span beyond that of an 6 year old within half an hour of kicking off a session. Luckily that is about to change for me within the next two weeks, but hey that’s a blog post for another day!Īnyway, you might also know my growing dissent for having booze at my gaming table.
Between the move and general business of day-to-day life it has been a tough act to pull off. If you want to skip straight to the review and avoid my anecdotes, head on down to the “What It Is” header, thanks!įor those of you who have followed my blog or twitter for some time probably know that I’ve been having some troubles getting groups together for D&D lately.
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