Trias (2002)

About Trias

Dinosaurs reside on the modular hexagons of the super-continent Pangaea. Each hex can only support a certain number of animals. Not only that, the continent is splitting up with parts of the land disappearing and new lands emerging elsewhere. Players try to disperse as widely as is wise while still dominating each continent where they exist. The game ends as the meteorite strikes, ending the age of the great dinosaurs. Players begin by placing herds of their dinosaurs on the …

Mechanics: Action Points, Area Majority / Influence, Modular Board · Designer: Ralf Lehmkuhl

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