How to play Fury of Dracula

This tutorial for the board game "Fury of Dracula" works for both the 3rd edition from Fantasy Flight Games (shown here) and the 4th edition from WizKids, which has painted figures and updated text in the rulebooks/cards for clarification purposes. Unfortunately, I found out after I started making this that the game is currently out of print, though there is a digital version.

0:00 Intro & Overview
2:45 Hunter Phase - movement
4:11 Hunter Phase - supply
5:30 Hunter Phase - other actions
7:03 Dracula Phase - movement
8:11 Dracula Phase - power cards
10:04 Dracula Phase - encounter cards
12:11 Combat
15:46 Bite and Damage Tokens
17:01 Despair Tokens
18:26 Conclusion

[MemoryException]

Nice touch, the red threads in the eyes! He’s come to sock the blood of the living…

[williambyrd]

Silly sock puppets. Best video explaining the game.

[AnthonyP]

This is one of the best and clearest explanation of this game I have seen. And the socks are great :-)

[LatenightLyle]

This is very good. I would love to see more of these. Extremely well done.

[matthewcole]

Everything is smoothly edited, you speak clearly, and the socks are a nice touch. You earned another subscriber

[jediturtle]

Great explanation, made even better with socks. Perfect combination of quirky and informative. Nice work...Love it!

[llufamandril]

Amazing video! Very helpful and easy to follow. The socks are a blast!

[greebling]

Fantastic video! You're very good at teaching games! I love it!

[ColonelKurtz]

I think it's good to clarify that DUSK is the end of the DAY phase and that DAWN is the end of the NIGHT phase. This was a little confusing when combat cards say that certain effects happen only if combat occurs at NIGHT (though combat generally takes place at DUSK or DAWN).

[willzinee]

Nice video! I've been a fan of yours since your participation in "Inside" by Bo Burnham ❤️

[jdaywork]

Your video is brilliant! Thanks for sharing and explaining! It looks like a neat game, even if it is a bit complex.

[ColonelKurtz]

I would say that playing with the power cards is mandatory especially for anyone who is playing the game for the first time as Dracula.
When my group played for the first time, the hunters received an ally early on who revealed the hideout in the 6th slot. This allowed the hunters to close in on Dracula fairly quickly. Dracula cannot backtrack without the advanced rules, which forced Dracula on a couple turns to only be able to move to one specific location. Soon, all hunters were on Dracula's location. All of Dracula's escape cards were nullified during combat and he was quickly defeated.
LEARN THE ADVANCED RULES, or else it just might make your first playthrough a very anticlimactic one.

[Bagpuss]

Brilliant 😁 entertaining as well as informative.
Thankyou. 🤩

[nopens]

Hey nice to see a new video you spooky sock