Ticket to Ride Legacy - Legends of the West
An Immersive Railway Adventure, where you build your company success, game after game.
2-5 Players | 20-90 Mins | Ages 10+
- Learn as you play for a new experience: add new rules as you unlock content and discover surprises.
- An exclusive Ticket to Ride story: embark on a journey against rival players and Mama O’Connell, the evil railroad Baroness!
- A brand-new competitive experience with a lot of new rules and surprises
- Over 12 games, change the course of US railroad history and enjoy a fully personalized version of T2R by the end.
- Designed by Alan R. Moon (Ticket to Ride, Elfenland,...), Matt Leacock (Pandemic, Forbidden Island,...) and Rob Daviau (Risk Legacy, Unmatched,...)
It’s the late 19th century and America is booming. New train companies compete to satisfy the needs of a growing population. Merchants, officials, food and goods need to travel from one place to another. An intricate network of train lines has appeared.
Thaddeus Reeves was one of the young entrepreneurs dreaming of connecting the entire nation and succeeded beyond his wildest dreams. Reeves Rails quickly established lucrative train routes from the Atlantic to the Mississippi and the company's future is bright. But greedy rail barons are looking at Thaddeus' growing rail empire and thinking about how they can take it away.
Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West.
As the years have rolled along, Reeves Rails has continued to grow and thrive. You have just formed your very own train company and are ready to take part in this remarkable industry. Sure, you have lots to learn, but possibility and fortune shimmer off the paint of your newly purchased steam engines. This new express network should make all the difference between you and the other companies starting up. Satisfied, you open the newspaper and read the headlines from out west…
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