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Hey everyone, I recently have been seeing a lot,( more like a ton), of the dice masters products in game stores, and other types of stores, and it kept pecking at my mind to finally check it out. So, with that, I recently picked up the X-Men 2 player set (starter set) for the game, and have been watching some videos on youtube, so I can see the game in action, and have it explained by a live person. But......I was also interested in where I could find some good starter/beginner set of rules , (besides the rulebook that came with the set), that would make the game a lot easier to get the hang of, also, maybe even a place that can provide some resources like the mat in which the dice move into different zones, etc, and other things I can use to help myself learn the game, and teach others ow to play with ease. Thanks!


(I hope I haven't upset anyone by posting this here, since there might already be a thread for the dice masters game, if so, I apologize! If there is another thread just for the dice masters game, please direct me there! Thanks!)

The rulebook that comes with the game really is the easiest way to lern the game. Give it a read and then watch a few of the Youtube tutorials to get your gameplay examples. The playmat in the rulebook actually acts as a very easy to follow flow chart as to where dice are supposed to go during the game. There are plenty of home made mats available to download (check out Boardgame Geek) that may have a more comprehensive explanation of each step on them.

Also check out Wizkids site and read the FAQs which address some of the more common questions folks have.