The King invited people to dine with Him and his pet Dragon Emerald. Players scores points based on the amount of food they eat. They compete to see who can eat the most, but they must be careful not to eat more than the King. Otherwise, the King get very jealous.

The game is played in several rounds. For each round 2 cards per player are dealt out in the middle of the table. The cards are grouped by food type and placed in the middle of the table(between the King's plates and the player's. In the picture above we have 3 players, thus 6 cards are drawn out. In this example we have 1 Bread, 2 Wine 1 Chicken 1 Cake and 1 Cheese. The number of dishes of each type that the King has are shown in the top row of plates. The Number of dishes of each type that you have, are shown on the bottom set of plates. If a Dragon card was drawn, Emerald the Dragon, would be shown next to the King. Lastly, the number of cards remaining is shown in the Küche(56 in this example).

The current player's name is underlined. Each round is started by a different player.

At the end of each round, any plates that remain in the middle are given to the King.

The game ends when there are not enough cards left to deal out 2 per player. At this point the scoring occurs.

On your turn, you must take one of the following 3 actions.

1. Take, and eat, all the food of a single type. You must take all of it, if there are more than 1. You do this by clicking on the plate you wish to take.

2. Take, and eat, top card from the Küche. To do this, just click on the number below the word Küche. If you draw a dragon card, it will then be available for another player to use on their turn. Drawing the card completes your turn.

3. If a dragon card is available, feed Emerald. To do this click on the Dragon, to the left of the King. You will the see the Dragon's mouth open. The Dragon eats 2 food items from the King. Just click on the plate or plates you wish to feed the dragon with. You can choose one each of 2 different foods, or 2 of the same kind(by clicking on that plate twice).

Once the last round is played, the scoring occurs. You get points for each of the 7 food types. Your score is the number of that type you have multiplied by the number of that type that the King has.
However, if you have more than the King, you get ZERO points for the food type. If you have the same amount or less, you will score points.
The player with the most points wins.

The Deck consists of 110 cards.
15 each of the 7 food types and 5 Dragon cards.

Translated by TheBoomer.