Bones: Dark Heaven Legends Fantasy: Dragons Don't Share

Bones: DHL: Dragons Don’t Share Boxed

Bones: DHL? Dragons Don't Share is an all-new miniatures board game for 2-4 players. It's a fast paced dungeon delve that blends classic RPG elements with the randomness of dice rolling. You and your friends control an adventuring party trying to tackle three deadly dragons.

In the DHL: Dragons Don’t Share set, you get four of the most fearsome creatures in the fantasy world. The large red dragon is infused with an inner fire that it can unleash to incinerate its enemies. The black dragon has ice breath that will freeze any who stand against it. The blue dragon is protected by a mana shield, which repels enemy missiles and spells. And the green dragon has two claws with sharp talons that it will use to rip apart anyone that comes too close!

Bones: DHL, a fantasy skirmish wargame system. You can play as one of 13 different factions, including the ancient and powerful dragons. Rules in this box are used to represent one-on-one games where there may be as many as four dragons in play.

Playtime with your new dragon is sure to be a blast with this full set of magnificent miniatures. Featuring a fearsome red dragon, three figures, and a double-sided game board, it’s the perfect addition to your Bones gaming collection.

Fantasy dragons do not share. Nor do they play well with others at all. Such is the case for Balasar, a red dragon who has lived alone atop a volcano's peak since his kind were driven from the world in ancient times.

Bones come with the Twin Hinge Joints on them. These are used to create a wide variety of positions in which you can place your miniatures figures. You will find this joint very useful.

The skull of an ancient black dragon sits unscathed in the center of this horde, inviting all who would steal it to try their luck. Only the most foolish would accept such a dare. The dragon’s eye sockets have been hollowed out to form watertight chambers for the most valuable treasure. In total, the horde contains nearly 20 pounds of finely wrought items. The brain cavities are filled with coins: gold and silver pieces; electrum half-pieces from fallen empires; platinum pieces from lost paladins; copper pieces fashioned into intricate designs that have no value beyond their beauty.