Tiger & Dragon is a strategic duel where each player controls a set of numbered tiles and two special cards – the Tiger and the Dragon. At the start of each round, the deck is shuffled and tiles are dealt based on player count; the starting player receives one extra tile, giving an initial advantage. Play begins with an attack: the starting player places a tile on the table. Subsequent players may pass or defend by playing the same tile. If someone defends, the round continues with the attacker placing another tile. The Dragon can defend any odd tile and the Tiger any even tile, while other tiles can be used normally for attack or defense. When all players pass, the attacker places a tile face‑down and chooses another to attack again. The goal is to empty your hand first; the first to do so wins the round and earns points based on the last tile played and the round’s scoring card. The scoring card changes each round, ranging from “last tile” to “first tile” and other bonus rules, keeping the game unpredictable. The game can also be played in teams, with partners sitting opposite each other; the team to reach 15 points wins. Though easy to learn, the mix of hand management, attack/defense decisions, and scoring variations adds strategic depth, keeping players on their toes. Tiger & Dragon is perfect for those who enjoy quick card games with tactical thinking and friendly competition.