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Dragon City

Dragon City

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Free the trapped dragon Azura by cleverly playing your cards and claiming points at the right moment — a fast and strategic duel for two.

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What is the game about?

The kingdom of Atlea was once free and safe, protected by the mighty dragon Azura. But an evil witch has imprisoned Azura in stone using the Opal, and without her protection, the shadows of darkness are washing over the land. Guardians and messengers of Atlea can barely resist the rebels. As the dragon's apprentice, you face a choice: will you play the right cards at the right time to free Azura — or will you let the witch tighten her grip on the kingdom?

How do you play the game?

On your turn, you play one or more cards of the same motif onto the corresponding section of the board, and then you replenish your hand to five cards. By laying down cards, you claim the point cards already in that section; each card type has its own rules about which cards it claims. Whoever has collected the most points at the end wins and determines the fate of the kingdom. The game also includes two extra designer variants for more variety.

This is the ideal game for...

You can play this game with 2 to 2 players, from 6 years old. The duration is approximately 20 minutes. The language of the game is Dutch, but you can play the game completely language independent.

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How is the game experienced?

Drakenstad is a new edition of Rüdiger Dorn's beloved two-player card game Dragonheart, now with a new fantasy world and updated illustrations. The core gameplay - cleverly managing your hand and timing each card placement - remains as satisfying as in the original: easy to learn, yet deeper than it first appears. Reviewers describe it as a direct, confrontational duel in the tradition of classic card games, with just enough tactical depth to play multiple games in a row. The designer's two additional variants noticeably extend the replay value.

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