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Seven Dragons
For over 20 years, fantasy art maven Larry Elmore has breathed vivid life into our unbridled imaginings with his illustrative and painted works for the worlds of Dungeons & Dragons,... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mixed, 60% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
10 minutes
Published
2011
Age
6+
Publisher
Looney Labs
Players
2 to 5 players
Designer
Andrew Looney
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Fantasy, Card Game, Hand Management, Looney Labs, Andrew Looney, and Hobby World
Description
For over 20 years, fantasy art maven Larry Elmore has breathed vivid life into our unbridled imaginings with his illustrative and painted works for the worlds of Dungeons & Dragons, Dragonlance, Magic: The Gathering, and Everquest. Chainmail-clad amazons, sword-wielding barbarians, spellbinding sorcerers, diabolical demons — all inhabit the fantasy realms he literally conjures with brush and pencil. But, among his most recognized and endeared of fantastical denizens remains those most majestic and fearful of creatures — dragons!
Now, Larry Elmore, the greatest dragon artist in the fantasy industry, and Looney Labs, the folks behind the award-winning game of ever-changing rules, Fluxx, team up to conjure a card game of mythological proportions — Seven Dragons!
Seven Dragons is a fast-paced, domino-like game where players attempt to be the first to create a connected territory of seven panels of their dragon. Secret Goals add the opportunity to bluff, and with aggressive Action cards in the mix subterfuge is a necessity!
Now, Larry Elmore, the greatest dragon artist in the fantasy industry, and Looney Labs, the folks behind the award-winning game of ever-changing rules, Fluxx, team up to conjure a card game of mythological proportions — Seven Dragons!
Seven Dragons is a fast-paced, domino-like game where players attempt to be the first to create a connected territory of seven panels of their dragon. Secret Goals add the opportunity to bluff, and with aggressive Action cards in the mix subterfuge is a necessity!
