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Jwanders: Fixed "can" -> "can't" in sentence starting with "The level ends..." ~~~~

2025-08-22T15:19:50Z

Fixed "can" -> "can't" in sentence starting with "The level ends..." ~~~~

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	The level ends when the dragon can land on any adventure tiles, and the player that causes this loses a gold.		The level ends when the dragon can't land on any adventure tiles, and the player that causes this loses a gold.

	At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board, as depicted by the flames on your player board.. If you can't, you are eliminated.		At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board, as depicted by the flames on your player board.. If you can't, you are eliminated.

	At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the 'Release' special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.		At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the 'Release' special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.

Ironmann66: Added how the level ends.

2024-03-06T19:16:01Z

Added how the level ends.

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	At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board. If you can't, you are eliminated.		The level ends when the dragon can land on any adventure tiles, and the player that causes this loses a gold.

			At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board, as depicted by the flames on your player board.. If you can't, you are eliminated.

	At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the 'Release' special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.		At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the 'Release' special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.

Ironmann66: Added that you can be eliminated

2024-03-06T19:13:11Z

Added that you can be eliminated

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	At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board.
			At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board. If you can't, you are eliminated.

	At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the 'Release' special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.		At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the 'Release' special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.

Ironmann66: Further clarification of rules

2024-03-06T19:12:01Z

Further clarification of rules

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	Dragon Keeper could be considered as a cooperative game, but with all the players being traitors. Each participant plays for himself, but they can be defeated together!		Dragon Keeper could be considered as a cooperative game, but with all the players being traitors. Each participant plays for himself, but they can be defeated together!

	~~This~~ game ~~consists in collecting~~ and ~~placing tiles~~. At each of your turns, you first move the dragon to pick up a tile from the row it's on, then move it again in the column and give a tile to the preceding player. If you give them a tile worth more than 2 you gain a gold. Some tiles include a special action.		In the game you will collect tiles (which depict different adventures trying to rob the dragon) to score points at the end. However, you will be dealt a guild card at the start, and will score negative points for any adventures from that guild you collect during the game.

			At each of your turns, you first move the dragon to pick up a tile from the row it's on, then move it again in the column and give a tile to the preceding player. If you give them a tile worth more than 2 you gain a gold. Some tiles include a special action.



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	At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board.		At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board.

	At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the ~~release~~ special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.		At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the 'Release' special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.

Ironmann66 at 13:25, 5 March 2024

2024-03-05T13:25:01Z

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	At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board.		At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board.

	At the end of the third ~~round~~ each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the release special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.		At the end of the third level each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the release special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.

Ironmann66: Added end game

2024-03-05T13:24:10Z

Added end game

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	At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board.		At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board.

			At the end of the third round each player must discard their highest stack of tiles (choose if two are equal) before paying the final tribute to the dragon. Then any tiles with the release special action is resolved before the final scores are calculated.

Ironmann66 at 18:06, 4 March 2024

2024-03-04T18:06:03Z

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	Dragon Keeper could be considered as a cooperative game, but with all the players being traitors. Each participant plays for himself, but they can be defeated together!		Dragon Keeper could be considered as a cooperative game, but with all the players being traitors. Each participant plays for himself, but they can be defeated together!

	This game consists in collecting and placing tiles. At each of your turns, you ~~get~~ a tile and give ~~one~~ to the preceding player. If you give them a tile worth more than 2 you gain a gold.		This game consists in collecting and placing tiles. At each of your turns, you first move the dragon to pick up a tile from the row it's on, then move it again in the column and give a tile to the preceding player. If you give them a tile worth more than 2 you gain a gold. Some tiles include a special action.

Ironmann66 at 14:51, 4 March 2024

2024-03-04T14:51:18Z

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	Dragon Keeper could be considered as a cooperative game, but with all the players being traitors. Each participant plays for himself, but they can be defeated together!		Dragon Keeper could be considered as a cooperative game, but with all the players being traitors. Each participant plays for himself, but they can be defeated together!

	This game consists in collecting and placing tiles. At each of your turns, you get a tile and give one to the preceding player. ~~The tile that the following player will get depends on the position of the~~ tile you ~~have given, thus creating~~ a ~~strong interaction. The original guilds are secret, so you must deduce which ones are your opponents, to penalize them as much as possible~~.		This game consists in collecting and placing tiles. At each of your turns, you get a tile and give one to the preceding player. If you give them a tile worth more than 2 you gain a gold.


	At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 ~~treasure~~ depending on how many tiles are left on the board.		The tile that the following player will get depends on the position of the tile you have given, thus creating a strong interaction. The original guilds are secret, so you must deduce which ones are your opponents, to penalize them as much as possible.


			At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 gold depending on how many tiles are left on the board.

Ironmann66 at 14:46, 4 March 2024

2024-03-04T14:46:04Z

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	At the end of each level you must pay the dragon treasure depending on how many tiles are left on the board.		At the end of each level you must pay the dragon between 0 to 3 treasure depending on how many tiles are left on the board.

Ironmann66 at 07:58, 4 March 2024

2024-03-04T07:58:54Z

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	This game consists in collecting and placing tiles. At each of your turns, you get a tile and give one to the preceding player. The tile that the following player will get depends on the position of the tile you have given, thus creating a strong interaction. The original guilds are secret, so you must deduce which ones are your opponents, to penalize them as much as possible.		This game consists in collecting and placing tiles. At each of your turns, you get a tile and give one to the preceding player. The tile that the following player will get depends on the position of the tile you have given, thus creating a strong interaction. The original guilds are secret, so you must deduce which ones are your opponents, to penalize them as much as possible.


			At the end of each level you must pay the dragon treasure depending on how many tiles are left on the board.