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Ticket to Ride: Europe – 15th Anniversary score sheet
Every scoring category of Ticket to Ride: Europe – 15th Anniversary, from Ludoya's official kit for the game. Print it, or keep score on your phone and let the totals add up by themselves.
Players
Ticket to Ride: Europe – 15th Anniversary
Date| Player A | Player B | Player C | Player D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Routes | ||||
| Destination Tickets | ||||
| − Incomplete Tickets | ||||
| Unplayed Stations | ||||
| European Express | ||||
| Total |
The highest total wins.
ludoya.comHow each category scores
- Routes
- The points you already scored for the Routes you claimed, worth recounting to be sure.
- Destination Tickets
- Reveal all your tickets and add the value of each one you completed. Before that, choose which Route each of your built Stations uses: a Station lets you use one — and only one — opponent's Route into that city for completing tickets, and it is placed on top of one of the Train Cars of that Route, which then counts as owned by both of you, or by three players if two Stations pick the same Route. A Station can never go on a Route no opponent has claimed, since there is no Train Car to put it on.
- − Incomplete Tickets
- Subtract the value of every ticket you did not complete, so enter this as a negative.
- Unplayed Stations
- 4 points for each Station you never built.
- European Express
- 10 points to the player with the Longest Continuous Path of Routes, counted in Train Cars. Only continuous lines of your own Train Cars count; a path may loop and revisit a city but may never use the same Train Car twice, and an opponent's Route you share through a Station never counts. Players tied for longest each take the full 10.
No pen at the table?
The same sheet works on your phone, with nothing to sign up for.
- Totals and the winner work themselves out.
- Everyone puts a finger on the screen to pick who goes first.
- Save the result to your stats afterwards, if you like.