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Dragonlance

Dragonlance

1988·Michael S. Dobson, Scott Haring, Warren Spector

2 - 6 players
60 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

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In the Dragonlance Boardgame, each player commands an army of dragons in search of the fabled Dragonlance. The first player to snatch the Dragonlance from the top of the central tower and successfully deliver it back home wins! But be careful! Your opponents will attack your dragons, trying to make them crash-or even steal the Dragonlance and use it against you. The game comes with a large hex mapboard, 30 dragons figures in six different colors, two sets of rules (Basic and Advanced), Cards, dice, altitude markers and more.

Dragonlance

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Review - Does it soar, or is it a donkey?22:52

Review - Does it soar, or is it a donkey?

Always Board Never Boring

Always Board Never Boring

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Dragonlance Live Play1:22:35

Dragonlance Live Play

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Which Dragonlance video should I watch?

Dragonlance has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 review and 1 playthrough. They date from April to October 2024.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Review - Does it soar, or is it a donkey?" by Always Board Never Boring. To see it played, watch "Dragonlance Live Play" by The Dice Tower.

If you like it, try HeroQuest: The Frozen Horror and The Battle For Smithville II: An R.I.P. Cardgame, also by Scott Haring, or Burgle Bros 2: The Casino Capers and Marvel: Crisis Protocol Core Set, which share several of its mechanics.

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Dragonlance Live PlayPlaythrough1:22:35

Dragonlance Live Play

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Review - Does it soar, or is it a donkey?Review22:52

Review - Does it soar, or is it a donkey?

Always Board Never Boring

Always Board Never Boring

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About Dragonlance

From BoardGameGeek:

In the Dragonlance Boardgame, each player commands an army of dragons in search of the fabled Dragonlance. The first player to snatch the Dragonlance from the top of the central tower and successfully deliver it back home wins! But be careful! Your opponents will attack your dragons, trying to make them crash-or even steal the Dragonlance and use it against you. The game comes with a large hex mapboard, 30 dragons figures in six different colors, two sets of rules (Basic and Advanced), Cards, dice, altitude markers and more.

Designers

Michael S. Dobson, Scott Haring, Warren Spector

Publisher

Tactical Studies Rules (TSR)

Categories

FantasyMedieval

Mechanics

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