The Ice Dragon

This game is still a work in progress — it isn't the most fun it can be just yet. If you play it, we'd love your feedback on what to improve: tell us here.

The full board game, online, for 2 to 6 players — or on your own against two computer players. Pick a Knight, an Archer or a Mage, race across a board that forks in two, free the Barbarian to fight at your side, gather the four Frost Gate Keys, and be the first to bring down Fenrirak.

Your name

You will get a 5-letter room code and an invite link to share.

Join a room

Ask the host for their room code, or open their invite link.

Single Player

Three at the table, one of each class. You choose first and the computer takes the other two.

How it plays

Roll one die and move. Do what your square says. Beat monsters to collect the four Frost Gate Keys, open the Gate, and bring down Fenrirak in the arena.

  1. 1
    Roll & move One die. Walk that many squares.
  2. 2
    Do the square Draw a card, fight, heal, take coins — it tells you.
  3. 3
    Shop, trade, use your ability Your go is yours. Spend it how you like.
  4. 4
    End your turn Then it's the next player's move.
Every attacklands, in a fight
attack − defenceis the damage that lands
4 Frost Gate Keysopen the Gate to the arena

Free the Barbarian at his cave and he fights at your side against Fenrirak. The host can switch on modifiers before the game starts to make it harder or easier, including Rising Tensions, which turns on duels between players who land on the same square. Playing on your own is the same game, not a smaller one: the two computer players choose their own gear, weigh up whether a fight is worth having, haggle at the Merchant and decide for themselves how much of a movement bonus they actually want.

Everything in one place — takes a minute.
Room code —

Choose your class

First come, first served. At most two of each class. The Barbarian joins later — free him at his cave, in the game itself.

Players

    Tap any square on the board to read its full description.

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