If you play all of your trains before the game ends, you simply can’t play anymore – you can only draw train cards or tickets! Both you and your partner share a color, and your score is kept together – though you do have separate train supplies. The one difference is that you can spend cards from both your personal hand as well as from the shared card rack when building track. Gameplay is also very similar to the regular game. However, you can take an entire turn to add two tickets from your personal hand to the shared rack. If you draw tickets, exactly one must be placed on the rack, any others that are kept go into your personal hand. If you only draw the locomotive, it goes into the shared rack. One of these cards is placed in your personal hand and the other is placed on the shared rack.
How the cards are split up are simple… When you draw cards from the supply, you still draw two cards (or one face up locomotive) as you do in the base game. Each player in your partnership will also have train cards and tickets in their personal hand which are not shared with the other. There is a card rack placed between you and your partner where you store train cards and tickets that both players on your team can use. So, in the Team Asia version, you and your partner sit next to each other, and you will take turns one after the other.
However, all the tickets used in this game are given in the expansion box. You will need to have a copy of the base Ticket to Ride game in order to provide you with most of the trains you need as well as the train cards. Moon, the designer of the original Ticket to Ride game, and gives players a new way to play the game – in partnership!Ībove, you see the board for the Team Asia variant. The first map has been designed by Alan R. The TtR:Asia Map Collection contains two maps. In fact, the second map collection, containing maps related to India, should be available in the very near future. This box is the first (of hopefully many) Map Collections. Days of Wonder had a new expansion for Ticket to Ride available at Essen this year – a combination of two new boards with an Asian theme.
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