Magicians are clever, know their way around spells and, with a little tactical finesse, can easily win the race up the dragon's staircase - if it weren't for the jinxed dice. Because the dice not only shows pairs of eyes, but also arrows. If you roll an arrow pointing upwards on your way up the stairs, you're in luck - you can skip steps and catch up with your next-highest mage figure. However, if you roll the arrow pointing downwards: oops, you've crashed, you're going to your next lower mage or even back to the beginning. Since we are in a game full of magic, a friendly dragon could also bring you an egg. Of course, the dragon egg also has magical properties and can save you from falling - it is also essential that your mage has an egg in order to be allowed to enter the target area of the top level. The magic three also works its magic from time to time. According to magical law, there is no room for more than two magicians on a staircase, so the magician on the inside has to give way if a third magician wants to join them ...

The whole family will enjoy being "enchanted" by this game, the rules of which are easy to grasp. The dragon staircase itself reveals much more than just a "game board" when the neatly cut, velvety smoothly sanded layers of solid beech wood fan out smoothly to form a spiral staircase. The staircase is stable and offers unshakeable solid ground underfoot, even when the magicians storm up energetically. The figures, including the dragon and its eggs, are made of equally solid, color-lacquered beech wood and take their "falls" with the stoicism typical of the material. Are you ready? Have you gathered your family around the dragon staircase? Then all you have to do now is announce which magician you would like to climb the steps with. Let the magic begin - may the dragon be with you.

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.