Dragonmaster

E. S. Lowe Company Inc., Milton Bradley · Board game · 1981

— Ludopedia 6.7 BGG 3–4 · best 4 30 min Weight 2.0/5

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Our Verdict

FOR GENRE FANS

Dragonmaster is a classic trick-taking game with a fantasy twist that still entertains. Ideal for those who enjoy simple strategy with twists, where each round brings new rules and penalties. The dealer-swapping mechanic and the chance to steal the role add an extra layer of competition. The colorful gems give it visual charm, and the dragon theme is a bonus for genre fans.

Highlights

Simple strategy with twists
Charming dragon theme
Colorful and attractive components

Keep in mind

Can feel repetitive after multiple plays
Not the best for trick-taking beginners

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About the game

What you do in a play session

Dragonmaster is a trick-taking card game that blends strategy with a touch of fantasy. Each player gets a supply of colorful gems representing points. Each round, one player takes the role of 'dealer' and chooses which type of hand to play, setting specific rules that can penalize others for actions like taking the first or last trick. The game features five different rounds, each with varying goals, and players can steal the dealer role by winning all tricks in certain hands. In the end, the player with the biggest pile of gems wins. With colorful components and a dragon theme, Dragonmaster is a classic game that still captivates card game fans.