If the active player has an Artisan Dragon (brown backed cards) in their hand that matches an empty spot in the shop they occupy, it can be placed there to immediately gain the reward depicted on the slot. Once there, they choose one of two actions: Gather or Enchant.Ĭhoosing to Gather grants each player resources equal to the number of resource icons present on the shop card and Artisan Dragons in that location. The challenge is understanding how to increase the town’s prosperity in a way that helps you, and not your opponents.Īt the start of their turn, the active player must move their dragon meeple to a new shop in town. Regardless of whether a player chooses to Gather or Enchant, the whole town benefits from their decision and every player will have the chance the leverage that growth for their own benefit.
On a player’s turn, they must move their dragon worker to a shop on the board and either Gather resources from that shop location or Enchant the shop to make it more valuable for future use. What better way to start than the adorable fall season hit, Flamecraft from Cardboard Alchemy?įlamecraft is a light to medium weight game that uses cute dragons and shops in a quaint town to create a resource engine accessible to all-players. Now that we’re settled in and setup our dedicated game room, we’re back at it and just in time for Kickstarter season. Between two relocations and a new house, the parts of the WTMG inventory that stay with me saw a lot more travel than table time in the last six months. I’ve been on an fairly long absence from writing reviews.
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