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Welcome to Stonespine Architects, where ancient dungeon-crafting meets modern competition!
After a decade of intense study under the legendary Master Hortgully, it's finally your time to carve your mark—literally—into the base of the treacherous Stonespine Mountains. Prove your skill by designing the most perilous labyrinth ever seen.
 
Stonespine Architects is a strategic card-drafting game for 1–5 players, where each architect competes to build a deadly underground dungeon, chamber by chamber.
Each round, players simultaneously draft and play cards, expanding their dungeons while navigating unique blueprints and dynamic scoring challenges. Will you focus on weaving a clever path, optimizing room features, or chasing hidden treasure?
 
Between rounds, spend gold to customize your creation with monsters, traps, treasure, and secret passages—every choice shapes your legacy.
After four intense years of construction, only one architect will earn the coveted title of Master Architect.
 
It's time to dig deep and design dangerously! You can learn the game through the amazing tutorial done by Nekonyancer, or simply start a game by clicking the link below:
https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=stonespinearchitects
 
All kudos to the Thunderworks Games team, and Jordy Adan the game designer, for their support of the online adaptation made by jordijansen here, on Board Game Arena!

That's your Wednesday release. (Yes, it's not Wednesday everywhere when we post this.)
Have fun, take care and play fair, and see you next week!

Is Flanders hiding in the beam on the lower left? It might be him, but I'm not sure.

Nice!
That's a game I always wanted to play.
Thanks!

Yay! excited for this!

fun game, thanks!

i wish the Dungeon Lords boardgame (by Vlaada Chvátil) is still around, but this will do for now ^_^

blockmonoid wrote: ↑02 April 2025, 13:30 Is Flanders hiding in the beam on the lower left? It might be him, but I'm not sure.

I can't tell.

I've not been able to find them in many of the last ones even after people have pointed them out.

I see an eye in the top-right corner, but even with that I can't mentally resolve it into Flanders :'(

sciduck wrote: ↑02 April 2025, 21:10 I see an eye in the top-right corner, but even with that I can't mentally resolve it into Flanders :'(

I see the eye to but it appears it's spaced out and the other eye is almost covered by the crane. The eyes look more like Millhouse.

I must admit I prefer when Flanders is in a semi-hidden but more visible format (lie. once you see him you can't unsee him kinda way). Maybe they should have had him peeking out from behind a column or something, like the neighbour over the fence... Regardless, I will keep looking.