Peacock
Peacock
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| 2 to 4 players | 30 min | 10 years and up |
Welcome to the colorful world of Paon, a strategic card game where migratory birds are the real stars. Over three seasons, players develop their islands, attract different species, and aim to build the most profitable flocks. With its drafting system, resource management, and habitat optimization, Paon offers an accessible experience while providing good tactical depth. Each season transforms the game landscape and forces participants to adapt their strategy to accumulate as many feathers as possible.

How do you play Paon?
Game Setup
Each player receives their starting Island cards. Bird and Island cards are dealt to form the initial hands. A drafting phase then allows each player to select the cards they wish to keep before passing the others to their opponents.
Gameplay outline
- A game of Paon takes place over three seasons. In each round, players develop their islands to produce different food resources such as plants, fish, or meat. They then attract birds by meeting their specific needs and group them into flocks.
- Island cards can be upgraded to provide more resources and accommodate birds more efficiently. Each species has its own characteristics and can generate bonuses when placed in the right conditions or associated with other birds.
- At the end of each season, players tally their points and then modify their habitats. The islands then change configuration, which directly influences the resources available for the next season and forces the birds to adapt to their new environment.
Win/Loss Condition
After the third season, players add up all the points earned during the game. The participant with the most feathers wins and becomes the best manager of the archipelago.
Our Tips for Winning
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Optimize your resources right from the first season
Resources are the foundation of your development. Quickly building islands that can meet the needs of multiple species will give you more flexibility throughout the game.
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Create synergies between birds
Certain species grant bonus points when paired with other birds or when completing a flock. Strive to build cohesive groups rather than simply accumulating the most lucrative cards.
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Anticipate seasonal changes
One of Peacock's unique features is the constant evolution of the islands. Think about future rotations of your habitats to avoid ending up with birds unable to find the necessary resources in later rounds.
FAQ – All about Paon
Why are seasons important in Peacock?
Each season changes the resources available on the islands. This constant evolution renews strategic choices and prevents players from following a single plan from the beginning to the end of the game.
Does the draft play a major role in strategy?
Yes. The cards selected during the draft determine a large part of your future development. A good initial choice can facilitate the creation of particularly profitable synergies.
Should we prioritize rare birds or complete flocks?
Both approaches are viable. Birds offering strong individual bonuses can be very effective, while complete flocks often generate steady and secure gains.
Is Peacock more a game of planning or adaptation?
The game primarily rewards players who can anticipate while adapting to changing seasons and available cards. Flexibility is often the key to success.