I have made or 3D printed plenty of scenery for my games in the past but there is something special about a map that has real stairs, doors, a huge dragon skeleton holding a cauldron that gives Descent: Legends of the Dark, some real table presence.
I am not going to tell you any more about the story because that would be unfair as the story is quite compelling. So this is my attempt at a completely spoiler free review.
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