A dragon has been terrorizing the town of Oly. Brave adventurers are requested to traverse the dangerous path to his mountain lair and slay him. Along the way battle monsters, collect new equipment, and gain new abilities. You’ll need it all to reach the end to Slay the Oly Dragon.
This is a role playing game meant for players both young and old. Setup is very simple and quick. Rules are straightforward for beginner players but still leave tactical decisions for those more experienced.
Shuffle each card deck and place them near the game board. Then place a player token for each player on the start space next to town. That's it!
Players take turns by rolling a dice to move and then pulling an encounter card. If the encounter card is a monster, they must defeat it before continuing. Players roll dice to attack but can also use any weapon or spell cards they've collected to help defeat the monster. Each time a monster is defeated, the player gets a loot card. On the last space the player fights the dragon rather than a random encounter. The winner is the first person to kill the dragon!
At each encounter the player must decide which spells to use (if any) as the path only gets more difficult the further they go. Use a fireball to keep your lead? Or risk falling behind to be better equipped when reaching the dragon?
Component | Quantity | Photo |
---|---|---|
Large Retail Box | 1 | ![]() |
Quad-Fold Game Board | 1 | ![]() |
Poker Deck | 1 deck of 18 cards | ![]() |
Poker Deck | 1 deck of 18 cards | ![]() |
Document | 1 | ![]() |
D6, 16mm, Blue | 2 | ![]() |
Meeple, Acrylic, Transparent, Blue | 1 | ![]() |
Meeple, Acrylic, Transparent, Green | 1 | ![]() |
Meeple, Acrylic, Transparent, Orange | 1 | ![]() |
Meeple, Acrylic, Transparent, Red | 1 | ![]() |
Average Rating | 3 reviews |
---|---|
Publish Date | April 26, 2019 |
Edition | Second |
Department | Games |
Tags | Fantasy Monsters Medieval Family Dice Rolling Dungeons & Dragons |
More Info | Slay the Oly Dragon web site |
This is a fun, approachable game for adults and younger players, offering a simplified dungeon crawl experience. We typically play multiple times when it hits the table. The game could be enriched wit...
First day, out of the box, my 6 year old daughter understood all the rules, the objective, and how all the turn elements worked. She insisted we replay it three consecutive times, until we had to stop...
This is a game my granddaughter requests playing often when she visits. She started playing at age 4. She grasped the concept and many of the rules quickly with my doing the reading of cards and givin...