Terragon is based on the popular board game Settlers of Catan where players compete to establish the most successful settlement on the island of Catan. The game board is made up of different hexagonal tiles representing different resources, such as brick, wood, sheep, wheat, and ore. Each player starts with two settlements and two roads, which they place on the board at the beginning of the game. On each turn, players roll two dice to determine which hexagons produce resources. Players can then trade these resources with each other or use them to build more settlements, roads, and cities. Players can also acquire development cards, which can provide various advantages such as additional resources, knights to defend against robber attacks, and victory points. The game ends when a player reaches ten victory points, which are earned through building settlements, cities, and certain development cards. The player with the most victory points at the end of the game wins. Overall, Terragon combines strategy, luck, and negotiation, making it a fun and engaging game for players of all ages and experience levels.

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Disclaimer: Terragon is in no way affiliated with the board game Settlers of Catan by Klaus Teuber.