Hasbro Monopoly DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon Edition (G1712)

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Hasbro Monopoly DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon Edition (G1712)

Hasbro Monopoly DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon Edition (G1712) reworks Monopoly as a dragon-training race for 2–4 players. Players collect dragon lessons and shields, use character abilities, and compete in Viking challenges. Its 8+ recommendation and franchise theme make it a family-game option, while the reported sticker durability concern is worth keeping in mind.

At a glance

Win by collecting eight different Dragon Shields, according to the game description.
Choose Hiccup, Astrid, Tuffnut, or Ruffnut, each with a unique ability.
Dragon lessons use fish, while Arena and Berk cards add challenges and changing outcomes.
The listing estimates a 45-minute game and recommends ages 8 and up.

Price

$14.49Save 42%

Reference price: ~~$24.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The dragon-training objective gives the familiar Monopoly-style board a distinct franchise-based race to complete.
Four character choices with unique abilities offer players different starting roles.
The listed components include dedicated cards, dragon shields, fish tokens, and two dice.

Cons

Customer feedback is mixed on durability, with a report of stickers ripping when scratched off.

Technical specifications

16 specifications

Identity and play
Brand	Hasbro
Model	G1712
Edition	DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon Edition
Players	2-4
Recommended age	8 years and up
Estimated playing time	45 minutes
Language	English
Game mechanics	Area Control, Money & Assets, Strategy
Usage	Indoor
Operation	manual

Dimensions and weight
Dimensions listed	10.51 x 10.51 x 0.1 inches
Weight listed	0.73 kg

Theme and learning
Theme	Book, Cartoon, Movie, TV Show, Video Game
Subject character	Toothless
Educational objective	developing strategic thinking and social skills
Caution	Choking Hazard - Small Parts

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing describes victory as collecting eight different Dragon Shields, while its product description also says to train a dragon from each class or be the last player with fish. Confirm the exact win condition in the included game guide. The reported sticker issue concerns customer feedback and does not establish a general defect.

What’s in the box

Included

Gameboard
4 plastic character tokens
4 character mats
16 Dragon Lesson cards
16 Arena cards
16 Berk cards
1 numbered die
1 training die
56 cardboard Dragon Shields
80 cardboard fish
Game guide

Who is it for?

A good fit for

How to Train Your Dragon fans looking for a themed board game for 2–4 players.
Families seeking a game recommended for ages 8 and up with strategic and challenge elements.

Less suited to

Groups needing a game for more than four players.
Buyers prioritizing a short game, since the listed estimated playing time is 45 minutes.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 578 ratings

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4 stars11%11%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars1%1%
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Customer feedback describes the game as a fun twist on classic Monopoly for family game nights, with positive remarks about age suitability and value. For families drawn to the listed 2–4 player format and dragon-training theme, those impressions suggest it may suit casual group play. Durability feedback is mixed, including a report of stickers ripping when scratched off, so buyers may want to handle those carefully.

Positive themes

Customers describe the gameplay as enjoyable and suitable for family game nights.
Feedback notes age suitability and value.

Mixed feedback

Durability feedback is mixed, including a report of stickers ripping when scratched off.

Frequently asked questions

How many people can play?

The listing specifies 2–4 players.

What age is this game recommended for?

The manufacturer recommends it for ages 8 and up.

How do players win?

The description emphasizes collecting eight different Dragon Shields. However, another listing passage gives an alternate-sounding win condition involving training dragon classes or being the last player with fish, so check the included guide for the rules.

What does the game include?

The listed contents are a gameboard, four plastic character tokens, four character mats, 16 Dragon Lesson cards, 16 Arena cards, 16 Berk cards, one numbered die, one training die, 56 cardboard Dragon Shields, 80 cardboard fish, and a game guide.