Build the strongest dragon flight, trigger dragon powers and grab the pot in a D&D tavern card game.
Three-Dragon Ante (2005) is the card game that the characters of the Dungeons & Dragons world play in their taverns, and you can play it as a stand-alone game or as part of a roleplaying campaign. Everyone antes into a pot, and the pot goes to whoever built the best dragon flight that round. Each turn you play a card into your flight, and if it is equal to or weaker than the dragon the player before you played, its power fires: draw cards, take cards from opponents, steal from the pot. The game ends when one player goes bankrupt. Two to six players, about twenty minutes.
Who it's for
You like D&D flavour, light bluffing and a quick betting card game around a table of up to six.
Not for you if…
You want deep strategy or dislike take-that effects. Taking cards and stealing from the pot is part of the fun.
Vibe's take
Quick and cheeky. You bluff with your bids, play a dragon at just the right strength and enjoy stealing from the pot at the last second.
older than 87% of games
collected more than 43% of games
Best with 4 or 5 · publisher: 12+
shorter than 84% of games · typical 30–90 min
Explained in 5 minutes · 1.7 out of 5 · lighter than 66%
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