Dragonkeepers | Boardgame | Competitive Card Game | Fantasy Game| Baby Dragons | Strategy Game

I really like this game! When learning and reading the rules it seems a bit complicated but the game play is actually really simple. It’s a good game to play with kids. I am an avid board and card game person. Finding a game that is still fun as an adult and kids enjoy is hard! This is cute, fast paced and fits kids and adults.

My adult family loves this game. Great for adults and older kids. I even bought another one for a white elephant gift.

Light and simple enough. pretty good print quality. A bit mediocre.

The game is easy to learn. The artwork is very appealing. Game play is clever. The fact that two decks of cards placed side by side are made to look like a tome is ingenious. Refilling the card display mimics turning pages in a book so refilling the card display isn’t just a mundane end of turn cleanup action. This is one game where you will likely never forget to refill the display because you WANT to change the deck/ tome. Scoring this game will give your mental arithmetic skills a workout should you accept the challenge. In my humble opinion that’s a good thing for any age group. It plays pretty quickly and you can modify the game to accommodate younger players which also means this is a game that will grow with a growing family. The game components are durable. I see them lasting as long as you have the game if you take care of it. I’ll leave the critiques about the game’s complexity, randomness vs strategy to the experts. I don’t play games enough for that stuff to be apparent or relevant to me. All I know is after my first play of this game I was smiling inside and out. I truly enjoyed the experience gameplay provided me. Can’t wait to play again.

I've watched many videos of this game. I've not yet played it myself but it won't be long. The quality of the pieces are good, standard. The play techniques are unique I believe. Being able to change the playing field by changing "the book" and then where everyone gets to play during each others turns is a great aspect to this game that I'm looking forward to. If you love games but hate waiting forever for your turn to come again, this game will be a good option! Doesn't take up a lot of space. Give it a go!

Great game for kids and adults. Pretty easy to learn, but you gain strategy along the way, making it a good brain exerciser. My only complaint is the oversized cards. There are about 100 cards which get separated into 2 stacks, each of which has to be shuffled. I was able to hand shuffle them but I have been shuffling cards for over 60 years. I recommend sleeving them for easier shuffling. I don't think they make card shufflers for these LARGE cards.

I’m a board game hobbyist. We played this and gave it a +1 out of 0-3. It’s easy and fun but meant for kids. We wanted a little more meat on the bone.

Cool theme, easy to learn gameplay. Win/Win. Game's artwork is super cute. Its basically a set collection game where you score points by playing dragons that match the cards on the magic book. What's great is you can play a card back to the book to change the number or dragon in order to play what's in your hand. Scoring is simple and I think a kid 10+ could easily handle this. Very enjoyable to play with adults too.

Lovely filler game, plays in about 30 minutes and is great fun.

Un gran juego con turnos sencillos de explicar, pero con decisiones grandes para empujar y mitigar la suerte del mazo. Juegos de entre 20 y 30 minutos, donde sabes que el final está cerca pero igualmente se siente abrupto (de buena manera), termina y te deja un sentimiento de jugar otra partida para intentar terminar tu estrategia.

It's a fun and strategic game. It is interesting even within 2 players. Quality of game is great with no damage and all contents present.

I'm glad I got this as it has different mechanics which makes it enjoyable. Nice art and good quality. It's a nice addition to the game collection.

Es un juego de cartas con unas ilustraciones de dragones bebe bastante bonitas. La mecánica tiene sus toques originales, debes juntar tantas cartas del mismo tipo de dragón cómo sean necesarias para obtener las recompensas que en ese momento indica el "libro" estas recompensas pueden ser piezas de amuleto, huevos o joyas, las cartas tienen 2 vistas una es de una pagina de un libro y la otra es de un dragón. Conforme acumulas 3 pedazos completas el amuleto y el juego termina cuando entre todos llegan a cierta cantidad de amuletos y ahí se cuentan los puntos quizá la parte más complicada por todo lo que hay que contar. Aprovechando que solo hay que juntar dragones parecidos, se puede jugar con niños pequeños omitiendo algunas simples reglas o incluso darle un toque de "dificultad" agregando unas losetas especiales al inicio de la partida. El manual está en inglés, pero el juego es independiente del idioma, así que solo basta con que una persona pueda explicar las reglas. Las cartas son de 70x110 mm por si quieres enfundarlas, necesitas unas 120 aproximadamente. Un juego tranquilo y agradable