Game Info
Year
2024
Players
1-4
Age
12+
Playtime
45 min
Complexity
2/5
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Description
A cooperative dragon-themed deckbuilder where players manage fighting flying and hunting as dragon siblings
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Smooth and relatively accessible for a tactical deck-builder
- Strong story progression with event and story cards
- Engaging deck-building via upgrade mechanics
- Solo-friendly with scalable difficulty options
Cons
- Can be punishing; depends on card draws and event order
- First playthrough may have mistakes; learning curve
- Some players may find the deck management challenging
Thematic elements
- Array
- Fantasy
- Story-driven
Comparison games
- Dominion
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Aspect-based Action System — A choice of three aspects (Fight, Flight, Hunt) governs which cards can be played and what actions are available.
- boss battler — A boss figure with specific movement and defense mechanics adds a challenging foe.
- boss encounter — A boss figure with specific movement and defense mechanics adds a challenging foe.
- Deck building — Players upgrade and replace cards to improve their deck over the course of a run.
- Dragon Stones and Meat Tokens — Dragon stones can boost actions; meat tokens refresh drawing and additional perks.
- Event and Minion Phases — An event deck drives minion spawns and effects; a minion phase and boss phase alternate.
- Growth/Upgrade Actions — Growth actions allow upgrading and adding new cards from an upgrade path.
- hand management — Starting hand is drawn, then discarded down to a limit and replenished; aspect-limited play.
- Hex-based movement — Movement on a hex grid between different terrain tiles like forest, cave, outpost, fortress.
- Quest Tokens and Deck Progression — Quest tokens track progress; removing all tokens enables flipping a card; progression mechanics
- Resource management — Tokens representing food, coins, and crystals are gained and spent to perform actions and upgrades.
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Quotes (from this video)
- this is a really neat kind of card game but also kind of like tactical cuz you are traveling a little bit on these hexes
- very smooth it isn't too complex when you take your turn
- I really like it as a solo player this just felt really smooth
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