It won't be placed on the board until the first volcano tile is placed and any dragon tiles drawn before that moment will be set aside and shuffled with the remaining tiles. Note that the dragon is not in play at the beginning of the game. The following table illustrates the actions affecting the dragon, which are triggered by the placement of volcano and dragon tiles.The dragon symbol has no effect on scoring. 30 landscape tiles (identified with a fairy symbol).Magic portals, that allow players to place meeples on any tile of the playing area.

The princess, that allows players to remove knights from them.The fairy, a neutral figure that provides protection against the dragon and also grants additional points.The dragon, a neutral figure that moves along the playing area eating meeples and other figures.No matter what tile you draw, you’ll have plenty of options to disrupt your opponents’ plans and claim more points for yourself.Īll in all, this expansion introduces you to the world of fantasy, the land of fairy tales and where knights fight big dragons with the following new features: You can use thirty new tiles to unleash a dragon that devours anyone in its path, summon a fairy to protect your meeples, or remove rival knights from a city. The Princess sends knights out to perform acts of chivalry meanwhile, a fearsome dragon threatens meeples unprotected by the magic of the fairies! The Princess & the Dragon expansion introduces princesses, dragons, fairies, and other storybook elements that add surprising wrinkles to your Carcassonne game. It was originally released for the 1st Edition in 2005.Įnter a realm of chivalry and sorcery with this Carcassonne expansion.

The Princess & the Dragon was released for the New Edition by Hans im Glück in 2016. The dragon's diet plan (what the dragon does not eat)

4.2 The dragon: volcano and dragon symbols.

All school of dragons expansions