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About DragonClash

DragonClash is a single-player card game of strategic dragon combat set in a war-torn modern world. Each match takes about 30 minutes and follows a dragon from hatching through its development as you battle rivals trying to steal its egg.

Dragons and the war

After centuries of war, pollution and neglect, the dying spirit of Earth, Gaia, calls on dragons as its last defenders. Each dragon is born from human destruction and bound to one of Gaia’s elemental weaves: red dragons arise from nuclear fire, blue dragons from oil-soaked oceans, silver dragons from smog-filled skies, and brown dragons from poisoned ground.

Gaia hopes the dragons will help restore elemental harmony, but the violence that created them also gave rise to Oblivion. Known to the dragons as the Great Father, Oblivion taints them at birth and drives them toward war. Dragons now fight both humanity and one another, hunting eggs in their struggle for power and the soul of Earth. You take the role of a dragon, defeat those who oppose you and seek to become the chosen Last Kin, shaping Earth’s fate.

Battles and progression

Choose from the Red Breather, Blue Adept, Silver Channeler and Brown Mauler decks. As your dragon grows from hatchling to elder wyrm, you train it to use deadly attacks and powerful gifts. Defeating rivals leads to challenges against nemesis dragons, each presented as a distinct boss encounter.

Lairs and milestones

You can improve the red, blue, silver and brown dragon lairs, each with 12 levels of features to unlock. The game also has over 100 in-game badges to earn.

The Black Crown

The Black Crown expansion adds the Red Mauler deck, which you unlock by defeating one of the game’s challenging boss dragons. It also introduces Salia, an explosive Red Mauler rival, and Yanthas, the chosen of Oblivion, as a new boss. Other additions include a game board featuring Salia reclaiming her egg and Red Mauler milestone badges to collect.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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