Dungeons & Dragons is one of the most popular tabletop games of all time. And while gameplay for the classic tabletop RPG does always pair well with drinking, it’s not specifically designed for it. Thankfully there’s an out-of-the-box option that lets you combine drinking and spell-slinging strategy seamlessly. And it’s available for pretty cheap right now thanks to a new discount.
Wizards Tavern is officially labeled as a strategy drinking card game for adults. It’s based off of the popular Do or Drink card game, but with more D&D and quite a bit less party. Amazon currently has it on sale for $24.99 right now and comes with an extra party game for free.
Includes an Additional Free Game
Wizards Tavern Strategy Drinking Card Game
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For ages 21 and over only.
The way the game works is fairly straightforward. There are a total of 170 cards full of spellcasters and attacks that each player will be able to use. Your health and mana is managed via two drinks you’ll need to sip to recover, each of which sits on a specific coaster included. There’s also a set of d20 dice colors available representing the eight different wizard types you can choose from.
As a party game, it’s meant to be enjoyed with up to eight players but can also be played with as few as two. Presumably the more players you have, the more chaotic the game will get. The rules are also quite simple and easy to understand, making it perfect for folks who aren’t tabletop gaming veterans just looking to have a good time and sling some spells.
Amazon Includes a Free Card Game for a Limited Time
In addition to the discount on the game itself, Amazon is offering a promotion right now that tosses in a free card game. On the product page there’s a little note that says ‘Free bonus item’ and if you click to see what it is you’ll find a party game called Don’t Copy Me. You’ll need to add both this item and Wizards Tavern to your cart to get this game for free at checkout.
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