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Players draft teams of amphibian & reptilian martial artists and compete in dojo battles. Each round is fought across three dojos.
Win two of the three fights to win the round. The first player to win four rounds becomes the Grand Sensei.
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Players fight across three simultaneous battle lanes, creating tactical decisions every turn.
Players draft new cards each round, unlocking stronger fighters as the match progresses. Five level decks represent increasing mastery, with chances to reach higher levels before your opponent.
Each fighter species has a unique fighting style. For example, frogs are amazing at combination attacks, and salamanders are weapon experts.
Add Sensei cards for advanced play. They add extra depth and replayability to the game.
Playmats & dice optional extras.
30–40 min, two players—great for “one more game” without blocking a table all evening.
Shelf-readable theme; distinct species styles—demo-friendly in one round.
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YouTube review
Ik heb het spel inmiddels meerdere keren gespeeld en ben er zeer over te spreken. In mijn review heb ik het dan ook een 8 gegeven. Al met al speelt het heel plezierig en biedt het precies de juiste mix van toegankelijkheid en diepgang.
Watch on YouTube →This isn’t for us, right? Well… it absolutely is. Draft-and-pass, building three dojos, and hiding your plans makes for sneaky combos and real tension. A touch of luck, but so many strong cards you rarely feel stuck—worth a look if you haven’t tried it yet.
View on Instagram →Written review
Surprisingly deep for the box: easy to learn, hard to master, with more to find every time you draft. Sensei mode opens another layer once you know the base game. The real hook is the duel psychology—when to pass a ‘great’ card and what ‘better’ even means for your opponent—way deeper than you’d expect here; a strong recommend for two-player fans.
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