Get Out of my Territory

Players embark on a thrilling journey to build and then dominate a map. Settle hexagonal tiles reminiscent of Catan and strategically expand your territories like in Carcassonne, and engage in intense battles like in Risk to conquer rival kingdoms. Every turn, you can deploy a land tile, a soldier, or both. It's like Carcassonne but with more complicated tiles and the added threat of land stealing. Tiles can be placed in any orientation, but they must connect to at least one edge of an already placed tile. Soldiers can be placed on any land with the aim of ruling within a boundary. Until a boundary is closed, the player receives no points. The goal is to accumulate Bitcoin from controlling as many acres of land as possible. Players earn 1 Bitcoin for every 6 acres of land their soldiers secure. (For example if a soldier is in a completed boundary of 12 acres, you get 2 Bitcoin. If it’s 18 acres, you get 3 Bitcoin. Total acres are rounded down to the nearest 6.) You may contest an opponent's land by placing your soldier on it. Then the opponent must either deploy another soldier to secure their land back or roll dice to have combat. The number on the dice represents bullets, the higher number wins. If you win a contested battle, the opponent loses the bitcoin for that land and must pay you Bitcoin equal to the value of the contested land. The game ends when the first player has placed all their soldiers or tiles. The player with the most Bitcoin wins. —description from the designer