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Just finished an awesome session of Bag of Dungeon and wanted to share the love.

It is just so much fun to hack and slash your way through the tile layout. Building the map as you go feels like a proper old-school dungeon crawl.

The mechanics are simple but the tension is real, especially when the monster placement hits just right. It is definitely going to see the table a lot more often.

Have you guys played it?

Fighting monsters, finding treasure, staying alive... all you really want is to go home...

Ready to drown in the misery. Got the main book and some extra supplements to extend my stay in this dying world.
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Hey everyone, I just wrapped up a session of The Black Lung (https://aaronbest.itch.io/the-black-lung) by Aaron Best, and man, what an awesome little experience.

For those who don't know it: it's a super tight, brutal solo micro card crawler where you dive into the underground, manage your resources, fight monsters, and hunt for loot. If you're into tense underground adventures, this is an absolute gem.

Since it's a Print & Play game that normally uses a standard deck of cards, I decided to give it some extra love. I went ahead and printed out my own custom character sheets and crafted a dedicated deck of cards with a custom backside just for this game. It completely changes the vibe and makes the whole crawling experience so much more immersive!

If you have a standard deck (or want to print your own like I did) and some dice lying around, you should definitely check this out on itch.io.

Has anyone else given this one a shot? How deep did you manage to get before the mine claimed you? Let me know!

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