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product_id: 12533288
title: "Dragon Slayer Board Game"
brand: "indie boards and cards"
price: "Bs.324"
currency: BOB
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Indie Boards And Cards"
url: https://www.desertcart.bo/products/12533288-dragon-slayer-board-game
store_origin: BO
region: Bolivia
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# 12 custom dice with indented symbols 10-15 min fast-paced gameplay 6 unique challenge tokens Dragon Slayer Board Game

**Brand:** indie boards and cards
**Price:** Bs.324
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Roll the dice, risk it all, and become the ultimate Dragon Slayer! 🐉

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dragon Slayer Board Game by indie boards and cards
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.324 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.bo](https://www.desertcart.bo/products/12533288-dragon-slayer-board-game)

## Best For

- indie boards and cards enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted indie boards and cards brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Quick, Replayable Fun:** Fast 10-15 minute rounds make it perfect for busy professionals craving quick social escapes.
- • **High-Quality, Durable Dice:** Custom-designed dice with indented symbols ensure longevity and tactile satisfaction.
- • **Dynamic Multiplayer Challenge:** Add more players to unlock strategic betting and sabotage mechanics that transform gameplay.
- • **Immersive Thematic Experience:** Unique dragon dice and challenge tokens create a captivating fantasy adventure at your table.
- • **Press Your Luck, Slay the Dragon:** Engage in thrilling risk-reward dice battles that keep every turn electrifying.

## Overview

Dragon Slayer is a fast-paced, press-your-luck dice game featuring 12 custom dice and 6 challenge tokens. Designed for 2-6 players, it offers quick 10-15 minute rounds where players battle dragons by rolling unique dice sets with indented symbols for durability. The game’s strategic challenge system adds depth and replayability, making it a perfect social game for millennials seeking engaging, quick, and thematic entertainment.

## Description

Product Description You are a knight on a hunt for dragons. Roll the dice to find out which dragon you'll be doing battle with while your fellow knights challenge you to press your luck during battle. This fast-paced dice game adds a twist to the gameplay making it fun for everyone!. Set Contains: 1x Dragon Slayer - dice game

Review: What I got was a simple and easy game along the lines of Zombie Dice that is ... - I honestly bought this just because it was under $10, I really did not need any more games in my house. What I got was a simple and easy game along the lines of Zombie Dice that is a solid and fun game. The game get more interesting the more players you add as there is a forced challenge/bet element to the game that does not really come out well in a 2 player game, but add just one more and it really changes the game. Play time is quick, our two player games lasted less than 10min and turns do not long so adding more players would not really add much time. Since it is a luck of the dice sort of game it is endlessly re-playable. While I would not play this game with my 3 year old, I am betting it would be good for 5 years and up.
Review: Great Little Game - Dragon Slayer is great little game for a great price. My brother and I have lots of fun with this one. It's not hard, and it doesn't have a ton of depth, but then again, what dice game does, right? It's very easy to learn, and a typical game plays in about 10-15 minutes. That's part of the fun - you can play again and again! We got in 4 games last night in just over an hour. Dragon Slayer has a few unique mechanics, as far as dice games go. The challenge system allows you to (once per game) possibly score extra points on your opponents turn, and possibly sabotage that turn as well. The die symbol system is very nicely done, too. The mechanics will be discussed below. 12 dice come with the game, along with 6 challenge tokens and instructions. The dice are as follows: 3 blue dragon dice, 3 green dragon dice, 3 red dragon dice, and 3 attack dice. All 3 dice in each of its own category are exactly the same, though all 4 categories are different. Dragon dice come with a head, body, and tail on separate of the 3 dice. Each dragon die has 4 sides for the dragon part, and 2 sides in some combination of Mountain(s) and/or Fire Breath(s). Dragon body part is good, Mountain is neutral (roll again), and Fire Breath is bad (lose one attack die unless a Shield is rolled on the attack dice). The attack dice consist of 3 axes (needed to slay dragon with all 3 body parts), 2 Shields, and 1 Fire Breath. It is possible to lose to a blue dragon (2 Mountains, no Breaths), though very unlikely. The green is slightly harder (1 Mountain, 1 Breath), and the red is the hardest (no Mountains, 2 Breaths per die). So a typical turn looks like this: you select which dragon you will fight, grab the 3 dice along with the attack dice, and roll away, hoping not to get Fire Breaths. If you do, you need a shield to cancel the effect, otherwise you lose one attack die that turn for any undefended Breath attacks. (Your turn is over should you lose all attack dice before stopping). You need the 3 dragon parts along with at least one axe to slay the dragon and proceed to another dragon, if you choose to. Each dragon gives you a certain number of points (blue 2, green 4, red 6). If not, you can end your turn, add up your points, and total them with any previous points. If someone challenges your turn, they cash in their one and only challenge chip, and you decide whether to keep rolling (accept the challenge), or half your points and opponent gets 5 automatically (wimp out). If you choose to keep rolling and succeed, any dragon slayed after the challenge is worth double points. If you fail, you get 0 for that turn (just like normally), and the challenging opponent still gets the 5 points. The game ends when someone reaches 40 points, and each player has had their fair turn. Hope this helps explain a little. The game is very fun, great little filler, and totally worth 10 bucks. One more point: the dice are great quality, with each dragon slightly different in looks, and ALL dice having indented symbols for longevity. Way to go creators :) PS - We sit at the table encouraging the dice by chanting, "...breath, Breath, BREATH!" (etc.) while pumping fists up and down during the other player's turn...good stuff!!!

## Features

- Dragon Slayer is a fast, press your luck dice game - with a twist!
- Product type :TOYS AND GAMES
- country of origin:China
- Package weight :0.445625lbs
- Includes extensive game explanation and game rules

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00KV1DYO2 |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #371,848 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #10,350 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Brand Name | Indie Boards and Cards |
| CPSIA Cautionary Statement | Choking Hazard - Small Parts |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 123 Reviews |
| Edition | Classic Edition |
| Genre | Family |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00804551093753 |
| Is Assembly Required | No |
| Item Height | 0.79 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Publisher Services Inc (PSI) |
| Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS) | 180.0 |
| Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) | 156.0 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | No Warranty |
| Material Type | Cardstock |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Theme | Dragon |
| UPC | 772223724789 804551093760 804551093753 |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What I got was a simple and easy game along the lines of Zombie Dice that is ...
*by A***R on January 19, 2016*

I honestly bought this just because it was under $10, I really did not need any more games in my house. What I got was a simple and easy game along the lines of Zombie Dice that is a solid and fun game. The game get more interesting the more players you add as there is a forced challenge/bet element to the game that does not really come out well in a 2 player game, but add just one more and it really changes the game. Play time is quick, our two player games lasted less than 10min and turns do not long so adding more players would not really add much time. Since it is a luck of the dice sort of game it is endlessly re-playable. While I would not play this game with my 3 year old, I am betting it would be good for 5 years and up.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Little Game
*by R***O on April 3, 2015*

Dragon Slayer is great little game for a great price. My brother and I have lots of fun with this one. It's not hard, and it doesn't have a ton of depth, but then again, what dice game does, right? It's very easy to learn, and a typical game plays in about 10-15 minutes. That's part of the fun - you can play again and again! We got in 4 games last night in just over an hour. Dragon Slayer has a few unique mechanics, as far as dice games go. The challenge system allows you to (once per game) possibly score extra points on your opponents turn, and possibly sabotage that turn as well. The die symbol system is very nicely done, too. The mechanics will be discussed below. 12 dice come with the game, along with 6 challenge tokens and instructions. The dice are as follows: 3 blue dragon dice, 3 green dragon dice, 3 red dragon dice, and 3 attack dice. All 3 dice in each of its own category are exactly the same, though all 4 categories are different. Dragon dice come with a head, body, and tail on separate of the 3 dice. Each dragon die has 4 sides for the dragon part, and 2 sides in some combination of Mountain(s) and/or Fire Breath(s). Dragon body part is good, Mountain is neutral (roll again), and Fire Breath is bad (lose one attack die unless a Shield is rolled on the attack dice). The attack dice consist of 3 axes (needed to slay dragon with all 3 body parts), 2 Shields, and 1 Fire Breath. It is possible to lose to a blue dragon (2 Mountains, no Breaths), though very unlikely. The green is slightly harder (1 Mountain, 1 Breath), and the red is the hardest (no Mountains, 2 Breaths per die). So a typical turn looks like this: you select which dragon you will fight, grab the 3 dice along with the attack dice, and roll away, hoping not to get Fire Breaths. If you do, you need a shield to cancel the effect, otherwise you lose one attack die that turn for any undefended Breath attacks. (Your turn is over should you lose all attack dice before stopping). You need the 3 dragon parts along with at least one axe to slay the dragon and proceed to another dragon, if you choose to. Each dragon gives you a certain number of points (blue 2, green 4, red 6). If not, you can end your turn, add up your points, and total them with any previous points. If someone challenges your turn, they cash in their one and only challenge chip, and you decide whether to keep rolling (accept the challenge), or half your points and opponent gets 5 automatically (wimp out). If you choose to keep rolling and succeed, any dragon slayed after the challenge is worth double points. If you fail, you get 0 for that turn (just like normally), and the challenging opponent still gets the 5 points. The game ends when someone reaches 40 points, and each player has had their fair turn. Hope this helps explain a little. The game is very fun, great little filler, and totally worth 10 bucks. One more point: the dice are great quality, with each dragon slightly different in looks, and ALL dice having indented symbols for longevity. Way to go creators :) PS - We sit at the table encouraging the dice by chanting, "...breath, Breath, BREATH!" (etc.) while pumping fists up and down during the other player's turn...good stuff!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐ Good, but could be better with solo rules and scoring tokens...
*by J***E on October 27, 2016*

First the pros: - small package - quick game sessions - almost entirely based on luck (so your brain isn't taxed after playing) - inexpensive - dice are etched and are of high quality - quick set up Then cons: - no solo rules (but they can be created easily) - no tokens for score tracking (this is remedied by using colored beads from a craft store) - could easily be replaced by regular 6 sided dice, thus not requiring purchasing the game at all I have only played this game solo, and I do recommend it for anyone who is in the mood to chuck some dice, and have fun during their short lunch break. Add 1 star when you create solo rules and obtain tokens for score keeping.

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