Tanuki Games

Dragon Clans

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$13.19 $19.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Everyone wants to have a Dragon as a pet. Now you can!

Players will roll dice to collect eggs and try to hatch cute but fierce Dragons. The more Dragons in your clan, the more points you will earn. Collect dragons of the same type (water, fire, plant, metal, or rock) to unlock special abilities.

Take risks, but be careful you don't get burned!

Ages 8+
2-5 players
20 minute play time

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

Our family cracked this open on a rainy Sunday and ended up playing three rounds straight. Watching everyone scramble to hatch their first dragon while hoarding eggs for points is genuinely tense and hilarious.

Sofia ★★★★☆

The dice-rolling mechanic for collecting eggs keeps everyone engaged, and my kids love the suspense of hatching each dragon. Only wish the rulebook had a few more examples for scoring at higher player counts.

Charlotte ★★★★☆

The dice-rolling mechanic for collecting eggs is simple enough for my kids to pick up quickly, and they love seeing which dragon hatches next. Only giving four stars because the rulebook could have clearer examples for scoring.