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Twenty-one dragons, each in its own gilded frame, laid out like a deck of tarot cards. Apep coils in green and gold at one corner, Tiamat rises from the sea at sunset in another, and Quetzalcoatl spreads feathered wings lower down the grid. Every panel is its own little painting, complete with a name plate underneath.
This is one for anyone who likes sorting puzzles by section rather than colour. With twenty-one separate scenes packed into one 1000 piece box, you can work panel by panel rather than tackling the whole picture at once, though the dark backgrounds and gold borders repeat throughout and will slow you down in places.
Anne Stokes' artwork is instantly recognisable to fantasy fans, and this collection brings together dragons from different mythologies and stories in one place. It's a good pick if you want a puzzle that still looks like something once it's framed, given the poster-style layout.
The dark, similarly bordered panels and repeated gold frame edges across all 21 dragon scenes make sorting tricky despite each mini scene being distinct.
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