What does QADD mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Quick and Dirty Dungeons (QADD) is a unique board game that combines the randomness of dice rolling with the strategy of card-based combat. Players build their decks while they explore the dungeon and interact with monsters, traps, and unpredictable players to achieve victory.

To begin playing Quick and Dirty Dungeons, each player must first create their own deck of cards by selecting cards from a larger pool of cards. Then, players take turns rolling the dice and playing cards in order to move their characters through the dungeon. The goal is to reach the end first or be the last surviving character.

Yes! Special rules make QADD even more exciting. In addition to attacking other players or monsters, players can also use the Thief skill to steal coins from other players; use secret passages; and utilize skills like escaping or capturing enemies. Additionally, some spaces may have special events or treasure chests that provide rewards for exploration.

QADD is designed for two to five players ages eight or older. Games can last anywhere between 20 minutes to an hour depending on how many players are playing.

With most board games, you generally need only one set per group of people who want to play together; however, due to its modular nature, every player should have their own copy of QADD so that they can customize their decks according to their preferences throughout gameplay. Prices vary depending on where you purchase it from but expect to pay around $35 USD.

Yes! You can play this fun game with your friends over the internet using video conferencing applications like Zoom or Skype—just make sure everyone has their own copy of QADD prior! Additionally, virtual tabletop applications such as Roll20 offer an excellent digital version of QADD for online gaming sessions.

Absolutely yes! Each turn provides new opportunities for tactical decisions as you attempt build up your deck while navigating through different regions such as forests, dungeons, cities etc—effectively strategize your way out with limited resources!

Not yet! However, developers are currently working on creating an official mobile app version which will allow you both play locally against friends but also join larger public rooms for multiplayer matches against people all over the world! Stay tuned for more information coming soon...

Aside from having access to boards/cards/dice etc., no—other materials are not needed when playing this game unless you decide to invest in optional components such as increased storage containers (for storing extra cards) as well as miniatures/figurines representing each character in-game (which offers a bit more immersive feel).