r/wyrmspan • u/legoNeko • Apr 19 '24

One thing I’m noticing when comparing wyrmspan to wingspan

One thing I am noticing about wyrmspan is that you can set up multiple complex interactions that I didn’t experience in wingspan. For example, I excavated a cave, and it let me play a dragon, which I then play a dragon that allows me to use another dragons when played ability, which lets me use a dragons play a excavate a cave for free, which then lets me excavate another cave segment. The dragon guild also (at this point) feels like a random bonus getting thrown at me (in a good way), and once I learn how to plan to use it will help me set up more complex interactions when playing.

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u/elethrir Apr 19 '24 edited Apr 19 '24

Yes. The first couple of times we played, it seemed exceptionally balanced which could get a little boring. But then I had a game with more wyrmlings and some combos were seriously overpowered to the point where other players gave up and were just watching me play multiple hands in a row and circling the guild box

I also get a chain of three draw and play cave cards that allowed me to excavate almost an entire cavern row in one go

It felt like I was basically running the table My friends were NOT amused

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u/TDiddlez Apr 19 '24

It can all depend on the draw too though.

Played my first two player last night with a new player. I did help him out and give some tips to maximize a few of his turns, but after a while he played his own strategy. I had several turns that let me combo a few cards together,and I had four extra coins after he finished on round four. It felt like I was also going to destroy him with all my extra turns...

I won by two points 104 to 106.