Superfight Dungeon Mode Expansion Deck: 100 Cards for The Game of Absurd Arguments | for Kids, Teens, and Adults, 3 or More Players Ages 8 and Up

Considering how powerful Superfight characters can be if you have the expansions (Cthulhu chained to their evil twin who has Owl Bear as a sidekick), the Dungeon Mode cards, though funny, can mostly come off as underpowered and takes a while to whittle down all the players. However, if you were to use just the base game and perhaps a few other expansions (maybe the green deck and the core expansions), the dungeons will actually become a bit of a challenge.That being said, Dungeon Mode is still a lot of fun. If the people you play with are also into roleplaying, you can give this deck more depth than was originally intended. My friends and I found it more fun rolling d20s against the judge if there was a strong possibility we couldn't survive certain rooms. With 100 cards and a good shuffle, there are nearly infinite combinations and no one will be playing as the same character twice.If you love Superfight and have friends/family who are always interested in giving the game a new twist, I highly recommend this expansion (especially if you're a fan of Invader Zim). If you and your other players are much more casual, I'd say it's still worth checking out.

So I bought it because the box looked cool and it sounded like a good expansion. But i completely UNDER-estimated how much fun it is. We combined it with both the red decks, and the regular game cards. We didn't pay a whole lot of attention to the rules others than having someone be the dungeon master. Aside from that we made our own rules like gaining another attribute every time you survive a round (which we later changed to every two rounds you survive due to people getting OP), the dungeon master deciding which of the drawn cars you get, bled must be shed by at least one person per round (not necessarily killed), and we would spruce things up by having the dungeon master make up some story that accounts and decides who gets inujred if everyone seems to make it through the room okay. the last dungeon adventure we went through left us with a man-shark who was missing his legs and arms and was getting around via rocket propelled skates, and he only made it that long because he could turn into mist once every two rounds (dictated by the dungeon master of the round). We also did things like revivals after so many rounds. Truly a worth it expansion!

An Awesome addition to super fights. Changes the way you can play the game. A fantastic add . like buying a new game.Anyone would like this , but it seems that Dungeons and Dragons fans may enjoy this the most.

Was not what I expected thought it would have some character cards in it does not just scenarios that you can use to fight in. Still with the money though really fun.

We don't use this anymore - it doesn't really add an extra fun element to the game; for us it was instead just distracting and didn't enhance it at all. I like the idea of incorporating a D&D theme but it just doesn't really work.

I've been a fan of Superfight since I first heard about it. I've been purchasing decks here and there trying to get them all.

Super fun game

It’s njce to get away from arguing the fight to the death and the yellow deck doesn’t always resolve that as well as this one can.