Not a fan, unfortunately. Tactically and strategically it's interesting for different group sizes and settings, but basic problems with the board image keep this one from being enjoyable for me. Two main issues: First, the territory outline style means there's a small 'gap' between all territories, even the ones that connect, which means it can be very hard to tell when the gap you're looking at means two territories DON'T border. I find myself frequently having to check the board explorer and being disappointed. Second, the background. Yertle, what were you thinking? The lime 'glow' can be very confusing when a player has chosen lime, and likewise with the black. In a non fog game with black and lime both selected it's VERY hard to see at a glance what's happening.

It plays fine though.

Fun board. Key is to get the small continent bonuses and then build. Starting position plays a big part.

Not one of my favorite Yertle boards by any means, but it's good. Graphics are good -- i would think Yertle would do something more fancy for the Star Ports, but no biggie. This board take a little while to get started on due to large continents. It's fun though :)

It's a fun board. Not an "instant classic", but definitely playable.