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Step into the world of Wyrmspan as an amateur dracologist and build your dragon sanctuary. Excavate hidden caverns—the Crimson, Golden, and Amethyst—and attract magnificent dragons of every shape, size, and color to roost within. Expand your sanctuary throughout the game, unlock powerful dragon abilities, and earn the Dragon Guild's favor through strategic placement and chaining. Inspired by Wingspan but featuring 16+ unique mechanics, Wyrmspan stands as a completely standalone experience with its own rich gameplay and dragon-filled adventure.

From Stonemaier Games, for ages 14 and up

Product Details

Components

Wyrmspan plays up to 5 players, and it is flexible in size for various tables due to 3 smaller central boards (instead of a single big game board). Each player mat is 475x290mm (a little wider than Wingspan). It includes:

  • 2 rulebooks (multiplayer and solo)
  • 1 dragon fact book (32 pages)
  • 5 player mats (cardboard)
  • 5 adventurer meeples and 5 guild tokens
  • 183 dragon cards (148 full-grown dragons and 35 hatchlings; 57x87mm)
  • 75 cave cards (57x57mm)
  • 4 dragon guilds
  • 55 speckled egg tokens
  • 10 double-sided objective tiles
  • 45 shiny cardboard coins
  • 10 quick-start cards (2 cards per player; 57x87mm)
  • 17 Automa solo mode cards (57x87mm)
  • 1 box (296x296x70mm, and it weighs 2.6 kg)
  • 2 containers with lids for eggs and resources
  • 1 scorepad

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher Y. ★★★★★

Three games in and I'm still discovering new dragon combos across the Crimson, Golden, and Amethyst caverns—the excavation mechanic adds such a nice layer of strategy. The card art is gorgeous too, and the way each dragon feels distinct keeps me wanting just one more round.

Kevin X. ★★★★★

The three cavern types—Crimson, Golden, and Amethyst—give each game a fresh puzzle, and excavating them to lure in dragons feels genuinely rewarding. I’ve already played four sessions and the different dragon shapes keep the strategy from going stale.

Leo A. ★★★★★

The table is packed but everything fits once you start sorting, and the artwork on the dragons alone kept me staring at cards between turns. Excavating the three caverns feels like its own little puzzle before you even attract your first wyrm, and my group’s already begging for a rematch tonight.