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IELLO  |  SKU: IEL51396

Fairy Tile

$12.95 CAD $31.95 CAD
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Description
Designer Matthew Dunstan
Brett J. Gilbert
Publisher IELLO
Players 2-4
Playtime 30 mins
Suggested Age 8 and up

Welcome to Fairy Tile, a kingdom of magical lands where a daring Princess, a devoted Knight, and a dreadful Dragon roam looking for adventure. They need your help to discover the kingdom! Help them move further and further to fulfill their destiny and tell their story, page after page.

Develop the kingdom of Fairy Tile by putting new land tiles in play and moving the Princess, Knight, and Dragon across different places such as mountains, forests, and plains. Help them have extraordinary adventures by accomplishing objectives written on the pages of your book. As soon as you complete an objective, develop your story and read the page of your book aloud.

Be the first to read all the pages of your book to win the game.

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Shannon Wylie
Low rule complexity, but good mechanics, with more decision making then you would think

Fairy tile is a cute game with low rule complexity, but cool game mechanics. There is a prince, princess and a dragon, but no one controls a specific character. You have cards with objectives to continue the “fairy tale” and you must add tiles or move characters in their specific movement patterns to complete the objective and continue. First to finish their story (all their cards) wins. Tiles are double sided too and a little bit of Carcassonne rules for placement in terms of continuing rivers/landscape, etc. Pretty thematic and more thinking/decision making then you first would first realize. And the beautiful minis come painted!!
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