Dragon Clans Game Review

I have played a lot of Yahtzee over the years; in fact, we love Yahtzee so much at the Bell compound that we have a handheld version of the game that lives in our kitchen. Nothing passes the time waiting for a casserole quite like lining up my next small straight or trying to score 63 or more points on the top half of the score sheet.

Not surprisingly, I always raise my hand when our founder and editor-in-chief, Andy Matthews, asks if anyone wants to review the latest Yahtzee-adjacent board game. Lately, that has included games like Piña Coladice, My Shelfie: The Dice Game, StegegetS Moomin, Sausage Sizzle, 365 Adventures: The Dungeon, King of the Dice: The Board Game, Dice Realms, and many others. Some games do the familiar formula exceptionally well—roll the dice, keep individual die results that you want, re-roll the remaining dice up to two additional times and “you get what you get.”

With that as our frame, I received a review copy of the game Dragon Clans (2024, Van Ryder Games) recently, and it was a very easy game to get to the table. That’s because my kids (ages 11 and 8) are always willing to…

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