Pros:- The setup and takedown are very easy- I cannot believe what fits in this box gives me as much time in just one game- Characters that grow as you progress. Really love this as you stack cards over each other creating a list of dice, potions and abilities you'll have access to.- Solo campaign!- Great grinding to level up- Balanced dice mechanic. D&D-like skill checks- Fun to play solitaire- Excellent art work-Cons:- It took some studying to understand the rules. Even after watching some videos on it, I didn't grasp how to play until I worked my way through a while game. You'll definitely want to wait on the campaign until you understand the core mechanics- Dice rolling. Lots of it. Like, every turn. If you're not a fan of random chance, this isn't for you.- Time. This could be a pro, depending on how much time you want to invest in a single round. Solo, it takes 90+ minutes to get through one game. I didn't immediately want to start round 2Review:After figuring out how to play, the game just flows! You're deciding if you want to fight what's in front of you while still being mindful of your "time". The time mechanic is fleshed out by discarding cards at the start of each turn. It seems generous at first, but the closer you are to descending down to the next level, the more you have to decide if you want to take on something you might not have the dice to defeat or leave it to chance that opening another door might have a lesser enemy.The leveling system for your character is brilliant for a card game. As you defeat enemies, each border of the card has something different you could use. Do you want to add an extra dice to your pool, or would you rather discover a new REALLY beneficial potion? Do you want to take on a new ability, or turn in the enemy you defeated for XP and level up so you have a larger capacity for dice and abilities?You don't have to completely beat every enemy, but by not doing so you risk taking damage or having to advance time by discarding cards. Once you make it through the whole deck, you now must descend to the lower level of the dungeon. You do this by shuffling the deck, then going through it again. This also advances the prerequisites of the dungeon that can cause more damage or take up time if you don't roll right. This is actually makes the "grinding" to level up fun! You want to give it your best because after making it through the deck 3 times, you'll flip the dungeon card to reveal the boss. This is where it gets even more fun.The boss is one card that you roll all your dice against. Whatever your dice can't cover is what you'll take damage on. Those you do cover give you the opportunity to deal out damage or block incoming damage. Even if you don't beat the boss, it was all still worth it. Especially if you're playing the campaign.The campaign is a sheet of paper that comes with the game. There's a hold pad of these. By doing certain things in the he, you'll earn a check mark. Harder things earn you more checks. You can then use these checks to spend on abilities that enhance your character, like starting with an extra ability.If you like fantasy themed dungeon crawlers and are looking for something to scratch that Dragon Warrior itch, then throw on some 8-bit dungeon crawlers music and check this one out!