Some games feel discovered. Triskel is that kind of game.
It's got the elegant, timeless feel of a game that's been played on stone tables for a thousand years.
$39
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Triskel - $39
For lovers of Chess, Go, and Shogi
Your goal is simple: connect your tiles in a way to form as few clusters as possible. Your turns are easy to explain: each turn, place a tile. Numbers go in their column, letters in their row, symbols in their quadrant, and wilds go anywhere.
You can capture pieces, but at game end, the highest number of captures from a single opponent counts against you. You'll have to capture cleverly!
Components
- 128 Yellow Convex Tiles
- 228 Purple Convex Tiles
- 328 Red Convex Tiles
- 428 Green Convex Tiles
- 51 Territory Board
Why We Love It
Capturing Cuts Both Ways - Taking an opponent’s tile can expand your cluster while ruining their plans. But, those tiles also count against you at the end of the game (one point per number of tiles captured from a single faction). If you take a few tiles from everyone, you’ll probably be fine. Pick on one player? It could cost you!
Tactile Convex Pieces - Like a convex Go piece, the Triskel pieces are designed to be easy to pick up without disturbing the rest of the board. A slight bump of the table won’t mess them up either.
Uptown, Built To Last - Kory Heath’s original Uptown is an Allplay staff favorite. We’re proud to be making a special version in Triskel, with production the game deserves.