Sunderfolk gave me the DnD multiplayer experience Baldur’s Gate 3 couldn’t

I wanted to love Baldur's Gate 3's multiplayer. In theory, there's nothing better than cozying up with your partner after a week at work, creating yet another wood elf, and diving back into Larian's sprawling interpretation of Faerûn. But, at times, BG3 can be anything but relaxing - fights can last up to an hour, and a single misstep may spell disaster. While I love and laud its complexity, sometimes you want a simpler fantasy romp that still scratches that DnD itch. Dreamhaven's upcoming RPG, Sunderfolk, does just that.