In Elements, you step into the shoes of a student at Hedgecroft School of Sorcery, about to face the dreaded final exam for Enchanting the Elements. The goal is straightforward: master the four elements—Earth, Air, Fire, and Water—in order, all within a tight time limit. Each element has its own set of cards in the exam deck, and you must cycle through the deck without changing the orientation or position of any card. A successful first‑try mastery of an element awards you a six‑sided die, which later determines whether you graduate with honors. The game is entirely solo, perfect for those who enjoy a quick test of reflexes and memory, and it plays in 2 to 10 minutes, making it ideal for study breaks or coffee‑shop sessions. Being a Print & Play title, you simply download the PDF, print, cut, and you’re ready to go. The "Move Through Deck" mechanic forces you to follow the card order, while "Ordering" requires you to pick the right moment to cast each spell. Real‑time pressure means the clock never stops, so rapid decisions are key. At the end, the dice you’ve collected decide if Professor Smithwick shouts "Wands up!" for you. If you love short, solo games, have a good visual memory, and don’t mind racing against the clock, Elements might become your 2026 obsession.