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Homemade, wooden counters
Titan afghan and pillowcase, knitted as a wedding present for a friend of mine, by two other people who are also not me.
score keepers for each player in Titan
Playing the Avalon Hill edition of Titan just after opening it on Spring Break in 1983.  We were giddy.
Flow of the movement on masterboard
The Titan dice, in the sun
The organizer!
This is the Titan board built so that each battle land could be viewed in an interconnected fashion. I used VirtualScape, a program used for making maps for the heroScape board game.
Shunned by the Gargoyles because of his slightly different color and spelling, the Gargolye secretly plots his revenge...

Titan (1980)

Players
2–6
Best: 2, 4
Playing time
30–240 min
Age
12+
6.96
Average rating
4,092
Ratings
3.46/5
Weight
#1731
BGG rank
Top 5,000
Designer:Jason B. McAllister, David A. Trampier
Artist:David A. Trampier, Chris White (I), Mike Doyle (I), Kurt Miller, Kenn Nishiuye
Publisher:The Avalon Hill Game Co +3 more
Average rating, ratings count, weight and rank are sourced from BoardGameGeek (BGG).
Game DNA
  • This game: Strategy 7, Luck 7, Interaction 7, Complexity 6.9, Theme 6
Strategy7.0
Luck7.0
Interaction7.0
Complexity6.9
Theme6.0

This game's strategy, luck, interaction, complexity and theme.

FantasyWargameSet CollectionSecret Unit DeploymentRoll / Spin and MoveDice RollingPlayer EliminationMinimap Resolution

Overview

This classic game of the Fantasy Monster Slug-a-thon is a standby from the The Avalon Hill Game Co of yore. The game still has a very devoted following, which is a tribute to the depth of the various strategies and approaches. The game is divided into two realms, the masterboard and the battleboards. On the masterboard, legions of mythical creatures roam about trying to recruit bigger and badder monsters and kill opposing legions in the process. When a combat occurs, the action moves to the corresponding battleboard type corresponding to the area the fight is taking place in. After lots of dice are tossed, the army that remains standing is returned to the masterboard with the spoils of war: points.

The points are used to recruit Angels and Archangels and to augment the leader character of the player's army: The Titan. As the points increase, the Titans become ever more powerful; at game end, the titan is able to kill most other character with a single blow. But be careful: If the Titan dies, the player is out of the game.

The last Titan standing is the ruler of all, and winner of the game.

Expansions

Titan: Battlelands of Titan
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