I picked up Dȗhr: The Lesser Houses from the Devious Weasel Games team at GenCon earlier this year. This is the first game from their catalog that I've had the opportunity to play and it has been a wonderful introduction. On a recent late summer evening, my husband and I invited another couple over to play Dȗhr, and we included our 13 year old daughter and their 12 year old son around the game table as well. The artwork, including the font, compliments the game's nobility theme. The components (cards) are well made with a thickness that promotes durability. The rule book is clear and concise and a handful of player reference cards are provided. We would have liked to see more copies of the player reference cards included so that the six of us crowded around the table didn't have to keep reaching for the communal reference cards. Win Condition: Most Points Inputs: Status of my house (f...
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