Dragon Poker (2002)

“Players use cards to construct a dragon and provide it with treasure.” A gambling game using a custom deck of 68 cards. The cards depict different parts of dragons (head, wings, tail, body) in six different colors. Various combos may be played, from “Serpent” (just a head and a tail, for one point) to “Gold Dragon” (all four pieces in gold, ten points) or “Hydra” (six heads and one body, twelve points.) When a dragon is played, extra points may be scored for treasure cards in the player’s hand (Gold, Gems, Dragon Eggs, or a Maiden.) The player who plays the combination worth the most points wins the hand. A free card game where players use the cards, which represent parts of a dragon (i.e., head, body, wings, tail), to make combinations (similar to Rummy or Poker games). There are also special cards representing Treaures, Gems, Maidens and Dragon Eggs (which are wild cards). The game is free to print and play from the Ludi Popina web site and the designer's own web site.