More journeys into even more darkness

Played more of Descent. Ugh.
It's not a bad game, it's fun for a while. But as soon as the players get some money, which is unrelated to them winning the scenarios, they just stomp everything and crush the Overlord's minions. The game does favour the players in the long run - since you can't permanently kill them, they just stack up on items until they slap the monsters into submission while joking about yesterdays manicure.

If you don't mind thinking up amazing tactics, only to get steamrolled by the opposition because you have a 1/6 chance to miss any attack, then this game can be pretty fun.
For me: too much based on luck.

Will play DnD 4th Edition today, on the side of the players. Trying out a backstabbing Dragonborn, setting is pretty generic fantasy. We just wanted to have some casual dungeoncrawling-fun, without heavy roleplay-action, so DnD was an obvious choice.

Time to prepare,
kthxbai