(Part 2) Best products from r/tabletop

We found 20 comments on r/tabletop discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 66 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

21. Dungeons & Dragons Core Rulebooks Gift Set (Special Foil Covers Edition with Slipcase, Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual, DM Screen)

    Features:
  • ALL THE TOOLS: The Dungeons & Dragons Core Rules Gift Set includes a copy of all three core rulebooks (Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual) plus a Dungeon Master's Screen, all collected in a stylish slipcase. It's the perfect gift for any D&D fan.
  • PLAYER'S HANDBOOK: The essential reference for every D&D player, the Player's Handbook contains rules for character creation and advancement, backgrounds and skills, exploration and combat, equipment, spells, and much more.
  • DUNGEON MASTER'S GUIDE: Teaches how to run D&D adventures for other players and how to give them monsters to fight, mysteries to solve, and fantasy worlds to explore.
  • MONSTER MANUAL: Helps the Dungeon Master (the game's narrator) fill games with iconic fantasy creatures. Includes details and rules for over 400 monsters from goblins to dragons, with over 150 illustrations.
  • DUNGEON MASTER'S SCREEN: Helps the Dungeon Master keep die rolls and notes hidden from players. Plus, the inside is filled with quick references for the most commonly used in-game information to help keep things running smoothly..UNLEASH YOUR IMAGINATION: Dungeons & Dragons is a cooperative storytelling game that harnesses your imagination and invites you to explore a fantastic world of adventure, where heroes battle monsters, find treasures, and overcome quests.
Dungeons & Dragons Core Rulebooks Gift Set (Special Foil Covers Edition with Slipcase, Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual, DM Screen)
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31. Savage Worlds Deluxe: Explorer's Edition (S2P10016)

    Features:
  • Auto Sensor: Thanks to auto sensing function, you can completely rest your hand. Just place the barcode you want to scan in the scanning area to ensure that the laser completely covers the barcode. (Note: Make sure that the laser completely covers the barcode. Scanning distance: 2.5-600mm/0.10-23.62in, scanning angle: 45° oblique angle, 65° elevation angle.)
  • Durable & Ergonomic: Durable, Drop-Resistant & Ergonomic: Made to last day in and day out with high quality ABS plastic for shock-proof ruggedness. Your hand will love the ergonomic grip, and it even comes with a bonus, freestanding stand for no-hands scanning, no assembly required!
  • Plug & Play: Just plug the USB cable into your computer, then your computer will automatically install the USB driver within 2-5 seconds and start scanning instantly! The perfect scanner for supermarkets, pharmacies, bakeries, bookstores, clothing stores, corner stores, pop-up shops and more!
  • Widely Compatibility: This handheld scanner is compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux. It also syncs with programs such as Quick books, Word, Excel, Novell and other common software. It also supports editing features such as inserting, separating, filtering, and case conversion.
  • Universal Fit: Reads barcode types such as: UPC / EAN, UCC / EAN 128, Code 39, Code 39 Full ASCII, Trioptic Code 39, Code 128, Code 93, Code 128 Full ASCII, Interleaved 2 of 5. MSI, code 11, RSS variant, Chinese 2 of 5, plus 180 configurable options for prefix, suffix and termination character strings.
Savage Worlds Deluxe: Explorer's Edition (S2P10016)
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35. Formula D

    Features:
  • ACTION-PACKED RACING GAME: Formula D is a high stakes Formula One type racing game where the players race simulated cars with the hope of crossing the finish line first. This updated version of Formula Dé features boards that have an F1 track and a Street Track on the other side.
  • STRATEGY BOARD GAME: The game mechanisms are a simple race, get to the finish line first! However, players have to use a significant amount of planning and rely on quite a bit of luck. Each turn, players may move up one gear, stay in that gear, or move down gears. This forces players to match possible rolls with the optimum distance for that turn, and hopefully plan ahead.
  • CHALLENGING AND COMPETITIVE: Players must manage their car’s health, plan for their best path and have good luck on their dice rolls The higher the gear you are, the bigger the dice you throw. Players take penalties if they miss their roll, bump into another car, are blocked by other cars, have to brake heavily or have to downshift several gears.
  • HIGHLY VARIABLE: Customize your cars, use a pre-generated character, add Slipstreaming rules, road debris and change tire types to modify your distance rolls. Variations allow single lap races or multiple laps with pit stops to repair some of your damage points. Advanced rules provide a deeper F1 simulation and Illegal street racing adds even more excitement - anything goes!
  • NUMBER OF PLAYERS AND AVERAGE PLAYTIME: This fun racing game is made for 2 to 10 players and is suitable for ages 14 and older. Basic rules quick to learn, easy to play.Children as young as 8 can play with the help of an adult. Average playtime is approximately 60 minutes.
  • 2-10 players
  • About an hour to play
  • Auto racing fun
  • Fast paced board game
  • Easy to learn but a challenge to master
Formula D
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39. Descent Journeys in the Dark Second Edition

    Features:
  • It is a board game in which one player takes on the role of the treacherous overlord, and up to four other players take on the roles of courageous heroes
  • During each game, the heroes embark on quests and venture into dangerous caves, ancient ruins, dark dungeons, and cursed forests to battle monsters, earn riches, and attempt to stop the overlord from carrying out his vile plot
  • Featuring double-sided modular board pieces, countless hero and skill combinations, and an immersive story-driven campaign, Descent: Journeys in the Dark Second Edition transports heroes to a vibrant fantasy realm where they must stand together against an ancient evil
  • Play time : 1 to 2 hours
  • 2 to 5 Players.The revised edition of one of the most popular dungeon delving board games in the world.Pits one overlord player against up to four hero players, who cooperate to complete a range of scenario-specific objectives.Based in the fantasy realm of terrinoth, the setting of runewars, rune age, and runebound.Includes nearly 50 detailed plastic figures, 9 custom dice, 48 double sided map tiles, over 150 tokens, and nearly 250 cards.Features engaging story driven scenarios, as well as included campaign rules
  • The revised edition of one of the most popular dungeon delving board games in the world
  • Pits one overlord player against up to four hero players, who cooperate to complete a range of scenario-specific objectives
  • Based in the fantasy realm of terrinoth, the setting of runewars, rune age, and runebound
  • Includes nearly 50 detailed plastic figures, 9 custom dice, 48 double sided map tiles, over 150 tokens, and nearly 250 cards
  • Features engaging story driven scenarios, as well as included campaign rules
Descent Journeys in the Dark Second Edition
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Top comments mentioning products on r/tabletop:

u/AdmiralCrackbar · 2 pointsr/tabletop

Buy some dice.

Buy some books.

Honestly, it depends what kind of game you want to play. I think here you're going to get a lot of weird niche games suggested but for starters you're better off sticking with the a more 'traditional' experience. D&D is an excellent starting point if you want to play a fantasy game, you can even pick up one of their adventures if you don't want to write your own material.

If you're unsure about spending that much just to get started you can pick up this starter set that will include the basic rules, a set of dice, some pregenerated characters, and a short adventure. From there, if you like the game, you can pick up the full rulebooks and some more dice and whatever else you like. Alternatively you can try out the free basic rules by downloading them from the Wizards of the Coast website. All you'll need is a set of dice to get started.

If you don't like or don't want to play D&D you can check out a bunch of other systems that will let you play other games or settings. [Edge of the Empire] (https://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Edge-Empire-Rulebook/dp/1616616571/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=edge+of+the+empire&qid=1563883870&s=gateway&sr=8-1) is a really cool Star Wars game, but it requires custom dice. My personal favourite sci-fi rpg is Traveller though, and it has the advantage of only requiring six sided dice.

A lot of people really like Savage Worlds, it's fun, it's cheap, and it's generic enough that you can run almost any setting you like with it. Unfortunately there's a new edition due out really soon so take that in to consideration. If you want a more in depth generic system then I can recommend GURPS, although you'll also need the Campaigns book. This system is absolutely not beginner friendly, it slaps you in the face with tables and rules for all sorts of scenarios, but I adore it and it's not really all that hard to figure out.

If you want an alternative to D&D Green Ronin has the "Age" series of games, starting with Fantasy Age, continuing with Modern Age, and the recently released The Expanse RPG covers Sci-Fi. I will admit that I've not actually had a chance to play any of these games, but I've read the rules and like the system.

Honestly you can find a game to cover practically any genre you want, whether it's Grimdark Fantasy, Martial Arts, Space Exploration, Lovecraftian Horror, Anime Cyberpunk Space Opera, or almost any other thing you can think of.

Don't fall in to the trap of playing a game because someone suggests it's 'easy', play something that really grabs your interest and inspires your imagination.

u/Paganologist · 2 pointsr/tabletop

If you want some things with simplicity of game-play for beginners but with enough depth to have a good time, I have a few suggestions:

Mouse Guard - you are defenders of a vast community of mice in a world bigger and scarier than you. The conflict system is able to be adapted to any circumstance, and the world offers lots of opportunity for fun and adventure without crazy number-crunching.

Here is Some D&D - you may want to pick up the clean version, as the "Fucking" version joke gets lame after two seconds. Mechanically it is a slick and fun system which emulates the fun of fantasy roleplaying without needing to buy $100+ of rule books.

Offworlders - great simple sci-fi system for running adventures in the galaxy!

If you want slightly longer books with more detail and resources, I suggest the Cortex Universal System or Fantasy Age.

Glad to see you getting into the hobby! It's always great seeing people eager to join in the fun!

u/II------II · 1 pointr/tabletop

Love Letter 1-4 Players tons of different versions available.

Exploding Kittens :1-5(base game) Very easy/amusing game.

FLUXX : (1-5)A game where each turn the basic rules change. lots of different versions.

Cards Against Humanity Great Raunchy Party Game, Any number of players..

Bohnanza Fun plant/crop production card game.

Citadels Fun Role based Card game. Each round you play as a different role. Kill people, build items, etc..

Dixit Great Party Game. Artistic

Most of the games above are quick and short.

As others have said Munchkin/7 Wonders are ton a fun, and take a decent amount of time to play.

My list of games to learn/play in the future:

Dominion

Sushi Go

Forbidden Island

The Resistance



If you like the games above and want actual board games.
You should check out these that are popular with me and my friends:

Ticket To Ride 1-5 player building strategy board game.

Pandemic 4 player co-op save the world game

King of Tokyo Yahtzee with monsters. Roll to get money, attack other players, for victory points etc..


u/bethune_bryant · 1 pointr/tabletop

My girlfriend and I play all of the following games together on a regular basis, and we enjoy all of them. I enjoy watching TableTop, and that is where I found most of these:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4F80C7D2DC8D9B6C

Carcassonne is a multilayer Strategic Tile Laying game that is really good for 2 people: http://amzn.com/B00005UNAX

Ticket to Ride is an awesome multilayer game that works for 2 players: http://amzn.com/0975277324

Formula D is a really fun tabletop racing simulator that also works pretty well for 2 people: http://amzn.com/2914849648

Stratego works well if you want a chess like game that's a fairly different than chess: http://amzn.com/B0045OV9IO

u/Eepop_gaming · 12 pointsr/tabletop

There is a board game called Descent that does a very good tabletop RPG dungeon delve impression. It can have a DM, or they have a free app you can run on a phone or laptop that does the DM parts for you.

There is tons of expansion content, so you can spend a lot of money if you want. And even the base experience is in the $50-100 range.

My group had played the game before the app (with a human GM) and it was pretty fun, but a bit imbalanced at times. We decided then to just play d&d 5e instead.

We ran into a rut recently where no one had the time to prepare for d&d though. So we have gone back to Descent with the app GM and have been pretty happy.

The campaign we've played so far are a little on the stock fantasy with common cliches, but there are others that might do better in that area.

Descent: Journeys in The Dark Second Edition https://www.amazon.com/dp/1616611898/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_e4poybRFTX3N8

u/AAdrian · 2 pointsr/tabletop

Rad Hack is a great post-apocalyptic rpg for super cheap.

For a solid old school tabletop experience, I would also highly recommend Basic Fantasy RPG . It’s five bucks for a good sized rule book.

There are several good ones on DriveThruRPG as well.