The Best D&D Game You Never Played

[stika]

Hi everyone,

I have a small YouTube channel dedicated to retro games and today I thought I'd talk about Dungeons & Dragons Birthright: Gorgon's Alliance.

This game mixes Grand Strategy, with turn-based military tactics and First-Person RPG.

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I hope you'll like it!

[twillight]

Does this worth a whole thread?
Also, sounds pretty long title.
And when searchedup, it doesn't even match the actuakl title, which is "Birthright: the Gorgon's Alliance".
Not to mention it even has its own thread in the ISO-Cellar.


But I watched you video anyway. Good intro.
You mention you never managed to win. Still "best", even if only "not played"? Also, why no win? What were/is the obstacle(s)?


For Jump, the Might&Magic series counts?

[stika]

Does this worth a whole thread?
Also, sounds pretty long title.
And when searchedup, it doesn't even match the actuakl title, which is "Birthright: the Gorgon's Alliance".
Not to mention it even has its own thread in the ISO-Cellar.


But I watched you video anyway. Good intro.
You mention you never managed to win. Still "best", even if only "not played"? Also, why no win? What were/is the obstacle(s)?


For Jump, the Might&Magic series counts?

I don't see why it's not worth a thread?

The box says "Dungeons & Dragons Birthright Gorgon's Alliance" though.

And yes, I do think it's the best undiscovered DnD hidden gem, but the game is also quite difficult, hence why I never finished

[twillight]

And yes, I do think it's the best undiscovered DnD hidden gem, but the game is also quite difficult, hence why I never finished


Maybe if it wouldn't be bugged to the point it's unplayable, eh? (as you tell in the video)

[Palocles]

I didn’t have time to watch the whole video but it looks pretty cool. One of those games that really tried to push the limit.

Pathfinder: Kingmaker might be the modern equivalent, but I’m not sure if it has the army battling.