Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/warriors-of-waterdeep/id1159441255 Warriors of Waterdeep Ludia When Waterdeep, the greatest city on the Sword Coast, is threatened on all sides by powerful forces, Laeral Silverhand s… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsWhen Waterdeep, the greatest city on the Sword Coast, is threatened on all sides by powerful forces, Laeral Silverhand summons heroes from across the world to fight in the deadliest locations to defeat the enemy before they reach the city gates. From your starting point in the famous Yawning Portal Inn, you'll choose your heroes, fight monsters, collect treasure, and reach new heights of adventure in the Forgotten Realms. • CHOOSE a team of heroes from new and established characters like Shevarith the human wizard, Saarvin the dragonborn ranger, Farideh the tiefling warlock...and more! • BATTLE fearsome monsters drawn from the Forgotten Realms like fierce hobgoblins, rampaging giants, restless undead...even a devastating red dragon...in tactical, turn-based combat! • COLLECT and upgrade powerful weapons and equipment to generate even mightier effects and powerful combinations on the battlefield! • DISCOVER deadly locations like the long-lost Frostsilver Mines, or the treacherous Harvestshield Mountain. Choose which room to enter, and keep your eyes open for secret doors! • CHALLENGE your adventuring skills by reaching new dungeon depths in search of ever-greater rewards in Challenge mode. • EARN daily rewards and complete quests to add more items and gear to your inventory. Play for adventure. Play for the challenge. Play WARRIORS OF WATERDEEP. Optimized for iPhone 6s and up, iPad 4 and up, iPad mini 4 and up, iPod 7 and up, on devices with iOS Version 11 or later installed. 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Information Seller:Ludia Genre:Role Playing, Strategy Release:May 28, 2019 Updated:Apr 27, 2022 Version:2.17.0 Size:427.5 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #2 Repulsa, May 29, 2019 Ugh whose idea was it to turn d&d into a generic F2P cash grab? Is this even an official release? Son of Anarchy likes this. Palanthian Well-Known Member Feb 19, 2016 142 2 18 #3 Palanthian, May 29, 2019 Portrait only? Pass, what a shame. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,714 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #4 squarezero, May 29, 2019 Here’s a hot take: this is a decent game. Obviously, taking a beloved franchise and making it casual is catnip for the anti-F2P crew. Keep in mind, though, that there are at least five hardcore, premium D&D RPGs in iOS. This is less “ruining a franchise” than opening it up to a different kind of player — think Dungeon vs 5R D&D. As to the game itself, there’s nothing generic about it. The mechanics are pretty fresh, combining elements of card combat with SRPG in a way that feels polished and tactical. The design borrows from classic D&D illustration, which to my eyes separate it from the cartoony Clash of Clans look. Better yet, the game features a DM of sorts who adds color to the action — the voice acting is quite good. At this point, I can’t tell how greedy the F2P mechanics are. I’ve put about an hour into it and I’m not even tempted to spend any money. I lost a couple of fights, but I was able to change tactics and squeak out a victory. It’s always possible that I’ll hit a wall later on, of course. In any event, I’m not saying that this is a must play, but I think it’s worth checking out. Stronsay likes this. Palanthian Well-Known Member Feb 19, 2016 142 2 18 #5 Palanthian, May 29, 2019 I'll try it. The reason I usually pass on portrait games is because I primarily play on my iPad, and I find them incredibly awkward, but I'll try it on my phone first and see how it plays. I'm an old school D&D gamer, hence my avatar (Pool of Radiance, where it all began). stubbieoz likes this. ramzarules Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2014 2,112 128 63 Greece #6 ramzarules, May 29, 2019 as a long time d&d player, i will check it out also. from a 10 min gameplay video, i will go in with zero expectations... and hoping to be pleasantly surprised. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,714 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #7 squarezero, May 29, 2019 First edition player here. Just picked up the 5th edition books to teach my son. To be clear, this is a casual take on the game. It didn’t strike me as just a cash grab, though. Hope you get something out of it. Palanthian Well-Known Member Feb 19, 2016 142 2 18 #8 Palanthian, May 29, 2019 I gave this a reasonable shot. I like the game, but it really is a cash grab. Play for over an hour and you’ll run out of gold. You earn this at a snail’s pace. Reading their forums, this doesn’t improve that much by going VIP, and buying gold is VERY expensive. Not viable for me. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,714 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #9 squarezero, May 30, 2019 That’s fair enough. I’ve been able to get more gold doing the challenge events, so this hasn’t been an issue for me. I like the game enough that I may spend $10 (my limit on F2P games) on 10,000 gold and 450 gems — that’s what I did on ES: Blades and I’ve been playing it non-stop since early access started. I’m not against spending some money on these games. karl New Member Patreon Bronze Jun 11, 2013 2 0 1 #10 karl, May 30, 2019 A few android reviews at googeplay say you hit a paywall at level 5 gmattergames Well-Known Member Mar 1, 2013 607 42 28 #11 gmattergames, May 31, 2019 Paywall definitely emerges at 5 as the cost upgrades can take hours to earn. Even if your willing to pay, the true-grind is the exponentially increasing level-up requirement as exp is not a currency you can buy. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Here’s a hot take: this is a decent game. Obviously, taking a beloved franchise and making it casual is catnip for the anti-F2P crew. Keep in mind, though, that there are at least five hardcore, premium D&D RPGs in iOS. This is less “ruining a franchise” than opening it up to a different kind of player — think Dungeon vs 5R D&D. As to the game itself, there’s nothing generic about it. The mechanics are pretty fresh, combining elements of card combat with SRPG in a way that feels polished and tactical. The design borrows from classic D&D illustration, which to my eyes separate it from the cartoony Clash of Clans look. Better yet, the game features a DM of sorts who adds color to the action — the voice acting is quite good. At this point, I can’t tell how greedy the F2P mechanics are. I’ve put about an hour into it and I’m not even tempted to spend any money. I lost a couple of fights, but I was able to change tactics and squeak out a victory. It’s always possible that I’ll hit a wall later on, of course. In any event, I’m not saying that this is a must play, but I think it’s worth checking out.
I'll try it. The reason I usually pass on portrait games is because I primarily play on my iPad, and I find them incredibly awkward, but I'll try it on my phone first and see how it plays. I'm an old school D&D gamer, hence my avatar (Pool of Radiance, where it all began).
as a long time d&d player, i will check it out also. from a 10 min gameplay video, i will go in with zero expectations... and hoping to be pleasantly surprised.
First edition player here. Just picked up the 5th edition books to teach my son. To be clear, this is a casual take on the game. It didn’t strike me as just a cash grab, though. Hope you get something out of it.
I gave this a reasonable shot. I like the game, but it really is a cash grab. Play for over an hour and you’ll run out of gold. You earn this at a snail’s pace. Reading their forums, this doesn’t improve that much by going VIP, and buying gold is VERY expensive. Not viable for me.
That’s fair enough. I’ve been able to get more gold doing the challenge events, so this hasn’t been an issue for me. I like the game enough that I may spend $10 (my limit on F2P games) on 10,000 gold and 450 gems — that’s what I did on ES: Blades and I’ve been playing it non-stop since early access started. I’m not against spending some money on these games.
Paywall definitely emerges at 5 as the cost upgrades can take hours to earn. Even if your willing to pay, the true-grind is the exponentially increasing level-up requirement as exp is not a currency you can buy.
