The Best Games from Wizards of the Coast 🇺🇸🏢 2026
In this 2026 top list we have selected for you the best dice, card & board games from the game publisher "Wizards of the Coast" 🇺🇸🏢.
History of Wizards of the Coast
The board game company "Wizards of the Coast" was founded by Peter D. Adkison in 1990. The current company headquarters is in Renton, Washington, USA🇺🇸. The debut game from Wizards of the Coast was "Magic: The Gathering". The game publisher is also known as Wizards, WotC. Wizards of the Coast is a subsidiary of the Hasbro Group.
Famous Wizards of the Coast games include Lords of Waterdeep, Betrayal at House on the Hill & The Lord of the Rings.
Not just trading card games
The company holds an exclusive patent on trading card games (TCGs) and their method of play, and produces the leading trading card game Magic: The Gathering, among many other trading card games and card and board games for the whole family. Wizards is also a leading publisher of role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons and publisher of fantasy series fiction with numerous New York Times bestsellers.
How good are games from "Wizards of the Coast" game publisher?
There are 9 games from Wizards of the Coast included in our Top1000-Games-List, making Wizards of the Coast the #32 best games publisher out of a total of 285 games publishers in our database.
Further Information about the Game Publisher Wizards of the Coast
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- official Website of Wizards of the Coast
- Wizards of the Coast's Twitter Feed
- Wizards of the Coast's Facebook Page
- Wizards of the Coast's Instagram Profile
- Wikipedia-Entry for Wizards of the Coast
- german Wikipedia-Entry for Wizards of the Coast
- Wizards LinkedIn Profile
List with the best Games by Wizards of the Coast 2026 🇺🇸🏢
Below is the always up-to-date list of the best board games from Wizards of the Coast that you can buy 2026:
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Dungeon Mayhem
All details & ratingDungeon Mayhem drops you into the heart of an action-packed Dungeons & Dragons card battle where the last adventurer standing claims victory. Choose from four unique, quirky characters—be it the barbarian, paladin, rogue, or wizard—and dive into a dungeon brimming with treasures and challenges. With a lively mix of strategy and luck, you'll sling spells, swing weapons, and strategize to outmaneuver your opponents. The vivid illustrations bring each character's personality to life, making every match not just a battle, but a story unfolding right before your eyes.
2–4 10 min 8+ Immediately playable -
Lords of Waterdeep
All details & ratingLords of Waterdeep immerses players in the vibrant and politically charged city of Waterdeep, the Crown Jewel of the Forgotten Realms. In this strategic board game designed for 2-5 players, you assume the identity of one of the enigmatic Lords of Waterdeep, the city's clandestine rulers. As a Lord, you'll navigate a web of intrigue and compete with other powerful figures to exert control over this remarkable city. Let's explore the game's key features:
2–5 60–120 min 12+ Easy to learn -
Tyrants of the Underdark: Board Game
2021 Edition
All details & ratingPlayers lead a Drow house in a territory control game that incorporates deck-building elements set in the Underdark beneath the Sword Coast. Each player's house is represented by a deck of cards, where each card signifies a servant belonging to one of five aspects of Drow society, each associated with different strategies. As players recruit new servants and expand their influence, they earn points by controlling locations, promoting servants to an inner circle, and eliminating opposing troops, aiming to finish with the highest score.
2–4 90 min 14+ Easy to learn -
The Great Dalmuti
All details & ratingThe Great Dalmuti is a light and engaging card game that revolves around players striving to improve their social status by being the first to discard all their cards. The game is a commercial adaptation of the traditional card game President, and it offers a fun, fast-paced experience.
4–8 60 min 8+ Immediately playable -
Risk Legacy
All details & ratingRisk Legacy is a revolutionary approach to the classic board game Risk, introducing the concept of a "campaigning" board game. What sets Risk Legacy apart is its evolving nature; the game changes over time, influenced by the outcomes of each session and the decisions made by players. This version of Risk creates a unique and persistent world that is shaped by the players' actions, resulting in a customized gaming experience.
3–5 60 min 13+ Medium complexity -
Vegas Showdown
All details & ratingVegas Showdown is a competitive board game where players vie to build and develop the most renowned hotel and casino in Las Vegas. The game cleverly combines elements of auction, strategy, and economic management, making it a compelling choice for players who enjoy a mix of strategic planning and competitive bidding.
3–5 75 min 12+ Easy to learn -
Robo Rally
original 1994 Edition
All details & ratingRoboRally is a dynamic and chaotic racing board game where players control robots in a high-stakes race through a hazardous factory. The game combines strategy, quick thinking, and a bit of luck to create an engaging and often humorous experience.
2–8 45–120 min 12+ Easy to learnVideo reviews 1 -
Dungeons & Dragons: The Yawning Portal
All details & ratingThe Yawning Portal is a legendary tavern that attracts adventurous patrons with discerning tastes in food. As part of the tavern staff, you must satisfy their orders by matching food tiles to their hero cards, earning colored gems and points for successful matches. Strategically collect the most valuable gems and don't hesitate to use potions to impress your guests, as the player with the most points at the end wins.
1–4 30–60 min 12+ Easy to learn -
Dungeons & Dragons: Temple of Elemental Evil Board Game
All details & ratingPlayers take on the role of heroic adventurers with remarkable skills, spells, and magical weapons in a quest to explore the dungeons under the Sword Coast. They'll face monsters, overcome dangers, and find treasures. The game includes multiple scenarios and cooperative gameplay for 1-5 players, with content that can be combined with other games from the D&D Adventure System. Each player selects a hero and explores the dungeon, battling monsters and earning treasures and experience points to improve their abilities. Cooperation is essential to survive, defeat the monsters, and achieve mission goals, which vary from retrieving a relic to defeating a formidable boss.
1–5 60 min 14+ Easy to learn -
Dilbert: Corporate Shuffle
All details & ratingA fast-paced card game featuring Dilbert, the cartoon hero of the workplace. Players aim to get rid of their cards as quickly as possible to climb the corporate ladder. Based on the card game Great Dalmuti, it includes unique Dilbert comics on each card along with new rules and cards.
4–6 15 min 10+ Immediately playable -
Heroscape Master Set: Battle for the Underdark
All details & ratingThe third master set for the HeroScape series delves into the realm of Dungeons and Dragons. It features 10 redesigned characters from Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures and 55 terrain figures in the Heroscape style.
2 60 min 8+ Easy to learn -
Magic: The Gathering
All details & ratingMagic: The Gathering (MTG) is a highly influential collectible card game (CCG) that has shaped the genre since its inception. Players take on the roles of planeswalkers, powerful wizards engaging in strategic duels.
2–6 20 min 13+ Medium complexity -
Dungeons & Dragons: Castle Ravenloft Board Game
All details & ratingDungeons & Dragons: Castle Ravenloft Board Game draws you into the mysterious and perilous Castle Ravenloft. This game, crafted by Bill Slavicsek, Mike Mearls, and Peter Lee, is designed for 1-5 players. It features a variety of scenarios, quests, and cooperative gameplay elements, making it a captivating experience for fans of fantasy and adventure.
1–5 60 min 12+ Medium complexity -
Mahjong
All details & ratingMahjong, known as 麻將/麻将 (Májiàng) in Chinese, is a traditional game that utilizes illustrated tiles and shares similarities with rummy. While it's a popular gambling game, it's important to note that playing for real stakes is not a requirement to enjoy the game.
3–4 120 min 8+ Medium complexity -
Dungeons & Dragons: Wrath of Ashardalon Board Game
All details & ratingDungeons & Dragons: Wrath of Ashardalon is a cooperative board game that captures the essence of the Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) universe. Designed for 1-5 players, this game transports adventurers into a world filled with perilous dungeons, terrifying monsters, and, at its heart, a fearsome red dragon named Ashardalon.
1–5 60 min 12+ Medium complexity -
Betrayal at Baldur's Gate
All details & ratingBetrayal at Baldur's Gate plunges players into the shadow-cloaked streets of Baldur’s Gate, where danger and deceit lurk around every corner. This game transforms the classic Betrayal at House on the Hill experience into the rich, fantasy setting of the Forgotten Realms.
3–6 60 min 12+ Medium complexity -
Dungeon Command: Curse of Undeath
All details & ratingDungeon Command: Curse of Undeath is a card-driven skirmish game played on modular tiles using command cards, creature cards, and miniatures. Players take on the role of commanders, sending their troops into battle while recruiting units and commanding them to break the morale of their opponents. The game includes twelve miniatures designed specifically for this faction pack and supports both quick-start rules for two players and expanded rules for up to four players with some modifications.
2 90 min 12+ Medium complexity
Frequently asked questions
Which game ranks first on this list?
Dungeon Mayhem currently tops our list. The ranking is derived from player community ratings and is recalculated continuously.
How many players do the games on this list support?
Most games on this list support 2 to 5 players. The exact player count is listed with each game.
What age are these games suitable for?
Publisher age recommendations on this list start at 8 years. Each game carries its own age rating.
How long does a game take?
A typical game takes about 60 minutes. Each game's playing time is listed individually.
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