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Flamecraft
Become the dragons' favorite artisan: gather resources, enchant your shops, and earn the town's best reputation.
- Players
- 2–5
- Playing time
- 45–60 min
- Min. age
- 10+
- Year
- 2022
Setup
Set up the Town board with the starting shops face up.
Place a starter dragon at each starting shop and leave the rest of the dragons in the supply.
Spread the resources (bread, potion, iron, etc.) into piles within everyone's reach.
Each player places their marker at the start of the Reputation track and takes their starting Order cards.
TURN STRUCTURE
On your turn move your dragon to a shop on the board, even if another player's dragon is already there.
AVAILABLE ACTIONS
Gather
Get the resources shown by the shop you moved to, plus bonuses if other dragons are present
Enchant
Spend the required resources to activate the shop's special effect and raise your Reputation
Orders
Complete Order cards by discarding the shown resources to earn coins and extra Reputation
ARTISAN DRAGONS
Each dragon has a unique ability that triggers when another player visits its shop.
END OF GAME
The game ends when the dragon supply runs out or the board's end condition is met.
Victory conditions
- Most reputation
- The player with the most Reputation points from dragons, leftover coins and completed orders wins
Frequently asked questions
- How many players does Flamecraft need?
- 2–5 players.
- How long does a game of Flamecraft last?
- 45–60 minutes.
- What is the minimum age for Flamecraft?
- From 10 years old.
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