Renegade Game Studio | The Tea Dragon Society | Card Game | Ages 10+ | 2-4 Players | 30-60 Minutes Playing Time

A sweet and gentle game, easy to pick up and learn, with delightful art.Even if you haven't read the comics this is based on yet, the references won't detract from the mechanics of the game play.The instructions are clear and concise, the accompanying demo rounds strip a nice way of talking new players through a first round.

A gentle deck building game with lovely artwork. Great for fans of the graphic novel.

We just finished our first game. It was pretty fun and very cute. The instructions and first setup are poor. But next time will be easy. The actual gameplay is simple to understand, quick and enjoyable.

I bought this game mostly for the aesthetic (I love dragons, tea, and cute things, so it made sense), and while this maybe isn't the BEST game ever in terms of gameplay, and while it wouldn't appeal to everyone, I definitely enjoy it. It's a relaxing, adorable game with enough strategy to keep it enjoyable. I would recommend it to anyone who likes the aesthetic and has friends/family who also like the aesthetic enough to enjoy repeated games.

If you are a fan of the Tea Dragon Society, quick setup, and easy to learn games, you will love this purchase.The quality is great, the artwork is perfect, and the gameplay is fun!

With lovely artwork that mirrors the equally lovely book it's based on by the same author, this game puts 2-4 players in the personas of custodians of tea dragons, responsible for raising them through four seasons. Players grow their tea-dragons and purchase cards for victory points (summed up at the end of the game to determine the winner), prevent setbacks, or increase their tea dragons' growth. There is no inter-player conflict.The game is listed as 10+, though I believe precocious 8-year-olds can pick up the nuances of the game easily enough. The game mechanic itself is quite simple: draw a card form the player's deck or buy a card from the "market" or "memories" open to all players. When all four seasons have elapsed, the game is over and the winner determined based on victory points. To simplify learning, the game comes with both an explanation of the rules and a small comic (using the characters from the book, of course!) demonstrating play.I can't recommend this fun game enough. It plays quickly once you've played a season or two picking it up and is varied enough to provide variety from game to game, even for the adults lucky enough to be invited to play.