I give a low rating just because the game stops being strategic with this expansion. Wherever the dragon passes, it eats your pawns, and also with the queen's tile, it removes pawns from a city that you worked hard to build. For my taste, it is a completely useless expansion, but for those who want a twist, they can prefer it.

Another expansion since I didn't buy the big box from the beginning. It is interesting, making the game more competitive and unpredictable. We liked it with both 2 and 4 people.

You can make the game more difficult by using the dragon. If you don't have a problem with the additional complexity, it's worth getting it.

For me, maybe the best expansion out of the first 3 (I haven't played the 10th yet). The reason is that it is disruptive as you can lose your castle, etc., and it gives you more strategic thinking to do. Initially, reading the booklet seems to have many instructions... But if you read them calmly, then you don't need to read them again. Personally, I play it with the base game and the 3 expansions together! My favorite game ever.
Tip: Get the expansions in Greek before they run out.

From the Carcassonne Expansions, this is perhaps the weakest one if it adds interesting elements. The biggest problem is that it practically allows players to block each other and slows down the game.

I was hesitant at first to add it because it significantly changes the rules of the game: Now there is a dragon that devours anyone who crosses its path and a fairy that protects you from it. Finally, the princess drives a knight out of the city. It is a quite aggressive expansion that drastically changes the game as nothing is certain anymore and many times you will need to make difficult decisions. I acknowledge that this expansion may not appeal to everyone, but my friends and I have loved it and we cannot imagine the game without a dragon roaming around.