Knights of the Pond Table

Knights of the Pond Table

2026Dixon Block

2 - 4 players
20 - 40 min

From BoardGameGeek

Abstract Strategy. Literal Lilypads. Royal Rivalry. Frogs, spiders, and dragonflies battle for control of an ancient tree stump at the heart of the pond. Knights of the Pond Table is a clever, family-friendly abstract strategy game for 2 to 4 players that combines timeless mechanics with unexpected twists. Inspired by classics like chess and checkers, each creature moves in its own unique way. The board offers multiple win conditions, hidden point values, and a deck of action cards that can shift the tide faster than a frog catches a fly. Easy to teach. Surprisingly deep. A game for thinkers, families, and anyone who likes a little mischief in their monarchy. -description from the designer

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About Knights of the Pond Table

From BoardGameGeek:

Abstract Strategy. Literal Lilypads. Royal Rivalry. Frogs, spiders, and dragonflies battle for control of an ancient tree stump at the heart of the pond. Knights of the Pond Table is a clever, family-friendly abstract strategy game for 2 to 4 players that combines timeless mechanics with unexpected twists. Inspired by classics like chess and checkers, each creature moves in its own unique way. The board offers multiple win conditions, hidden point values, and a deck of action cards that can shift the tide faster than a frog catches a fly. Easy to teach. Surprisingly deep. A game for thinkers, families, and anyone who likes a little mischief in their monarchy. -description from the designer

Designer

Dixon Block

Categories

Abstract StrategyAnimalsFantasyMedieval

Mechanics

Area Majority / InfluenceCooperative GameEnd Game BonusesGrid Movement
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