Rights holder seeking developer - Dragon Line
Posted: 21 May 2015, 00:24
I'm the rights holder for Dragon Line, a two-player tactical card game. I think it would be a good fit for BGA, and I'm looking for someone who would like to take on the development. I'm also the designer of the game, so I would be on-hand to assist, if needed (or to keep out of the way if that's prefered 
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The game is a good seller. It's well-balanced, and has some really great art assets (which I have the originals for to improve the graphics translation).
Here's a summary of the game:
I've messaged the Admins to let them know that I'm making the licence available for use, but have received no response as yet. I don't have access to the list of properties up for development, so I don't know if it is up there yet.
Let me know if you have any questions for me.
)The game is a good seller. It's well-balanced, and has some really great art assets (which I have the originals for to improve the graphics translation).
Here's a summary of the game:
Here is the BGG page if you want to look closer (the full rules are posted there as well): https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/156576/dragon-lineDragon Line is played with a 35 card deck. Seven dragons apiece in five 'suites'. Each dragon has different stats (health and damage) and an ability depending on their suite. The game is divided into three phases:
In the 'build' phase, the players build their dragon army by taking turns looking through the split deck and drafting dragons into their hand until they each have six dragons.
In the 'line-up' phase the players choose their starting line of four dragons, which will face off against their opponent in the first round of the 'battle' phase.
In the 'battle' phase, the players secretly plan attack strategies, calculate the dragons' attacks, remove destroyed dragons, and replace them with dragons from their hand in a series of rounds. The winner is the player who doesn't run out of dragons in their hand first.
There are no dice in combat, so all of the battling is math and tactics. The dragons' abilities are straightforward and balanced, but the way those abilities can interact with one another can become more complex, and create interesting situations.
I've messaged the Admins to let them know that I'm making the licence available for use, but have received no response as yet. I don't have access to the list of properties up for development, so I don't know if it is up there yet.
Let me know if you have any questions for me.
