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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.

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Type of mechanics

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.


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.