
2019 · Expansion for Base-game
Ticket to Ride Map Collection 6½: Poland
Players build railway routes across Poland to connect cities and link the country with its neighbors. On a turn, players collect train cards, claim routes between Polish cities, and complete destination tickets in the familiar route-building manner. Border crossings function as special connection points: establishing a continuous rail link from one neighboring country to another awards instant bonus point cards drawn from that country’s stack. Points for those bonuses decrease as cards are taken, so earlier international connections yield higher rewards. Scoring at game end combines route points, completed tickets, and any remaining bonus cards.
- Players
- 2–4 best 4
- Playing time
- 30–60 min
- Age
- 8+
- Complexity
- 1.8 / 5
About the game
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- Plays logged
- 23
- Players
- 26m 23s
- Average play
- 22
- In collections
- 2
- On wishlists
8.0/10
from 3 Ludoya reviews
Rules questions
Answered from the rulebook by Ludoya's rules assistant.
How many trains do we use, and how many Destination Tickets do we keep at the start?
Each player uses 35 trains instead of 45. Deal 4 Destination Tickets to each player, who must keep at least 2; shuffle discards back under the deck (p. 1).
When do I get Country cards, and which ones do I take?
After claiming a route into a neighboring country, check whether your expanded rail network includes that country and at least one other country. If it does, take the top card from each country in that newly formed network, if available (p. 1).
Do I get Country cards just for connecting two of my existing networks?
No—not if joining the networks adds no new country to the expanded network. If you later extend that network into a new country, you may take the top card from every country in the now-connected network (p. 2).
Can more than one player claim tracks on a Special Route?
All tracks on Special Routes are available regardless of player count, but a player cannot claim more than one track on the same Special Route. Double Routes follow the usual player-count rules (p. 1).
How do we score Country cards, and is there a Longest Route bonus?
Add the point values of your Country cards to your score at the end of the game. There is no Globetrotter or Longest Route bonus in this version (p. 2).
How many Destination Tickets do I have to keep when I draw more?
Draw 3 Destination Tickets and keep at least 1; you may keep 2 or all 3. Put any returned cards on the bottom of the deck (p. 1).
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