Dragons of Etchinstone

The knife's edge balance in this one is no joke, every turn feels like a real decision instead of just going through the motions. For a print-and-play, the strategy packed into such a minimalist setup genuinely surprised me.

I can’t believe how much strategic depth fits into so few cards—the knife-edge balance makes every turn a tense puzzle. The print-and-play setup was a breeze, and I’ve already lost hours to this little box of decisions.

The solo puzzle really does make you think three moves ahead, and the small deck size means it fits in a jacket pocket for flights. Only gripe is the rulebook took me a couple read-throughs before the dragon phases clicked.