The Quest for El Dorado: Dragons, Treasures & Mysteries - Board Game

€22,95

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Players 2–4
Age 10+
Playing time ± 60 min
Difficulty Easy

Language: Dutch

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Description

Draken, Schatten & Mysteries is an expansion of the popular De Zoektocht naar El Dorado.
The new expansion consists of three modules, each adding its own gameplay elements. The “Draken” module places dragons on the board, which slow down pieces in their immediate vicinity. The “Schatten” module introduces treasure tokens, which allow a player to destroy hand cards, take two steps of their choice, or even win the game. The “Mysteries” module places face-down terrain tiles on the board, preventing players from properly preparing for what lies ahead.

All three modules add numerous new gameplay elements to the game. Extra cards and cave tokens provide even more variety. The base game is required for all modules, but they can otherwise be played separately or combined with previous expansions.

Why should you play this?
• Expansion of De Zoektocht naar El Dorado
• Three new modules with new gameplay elements
• More strategy thanks to dragons and treasure tokens, more variety thanks to face-down valley tiles

Discover the game

How does it work?

Never played before? Read here in a few minutes what you can expect.

What kind of game is this?

Dragons, Treasures & Mysteries is an expansion for The Quest for El Dorado with three new modules. There are dragons in the jungle, treasures to be found, and part of the path remains hidden until you get there.

You can use the modules separately or all at once. Please note: you need the base game The Quest for El Dorado.

How do you play?

You play El Dorado as you’re used to, choosing which modules to add:

Dragons: four dragons block the spaces around them. Play a card in the same color as a dragon to move it: away from your path, or right into someone else’s.
Treasures: treasure chests are placed on the board. Stop next to one and pay the required cards to claim it. You can use it later to move faster. The first player to collect four treasure chests wins immediately.
Mysteries: some tiles are face-down. You only see what’s underneath when you get close.

Example: Your opponent is about to enter a narrow passage. You play a card in the same color as the dragon next to it and move the dragon so it blocks the passage.

Why is it fun?

Getting in each other's way With the dragons, you can block someone else's path. That makes El Dorado more exciting.
A second way to win Collect four treasure chests and you win, even if you are not the first to reach El Dorado.
Choose for yourself The three modules can be used separately, so you can expand the game however you like.

Who is it for?