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Unsettled® Planet 005: Strannos

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$11.78 $19 In stock

Category: Board Game

Strannos has no central body or core. It is a swirling amassment of volcanic asteroids, metals, and floating lava all held in loose formation by a low-gravity magnetosphere. It's awesome. Meanwhile, slightly-less awesome, the nearby sun is collapsing, buffeting the world with steady solar tempest. This is a world of chaos, movement, and peril so profound it achieves a type of beauty—simply navigating this awe-inspiring place will be harrowing.

Unsettled® Framework required for play.


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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen C. ★★★★★

The magnetosphere mechanic is so clever — you're not building toward a center, you're just trying to hold chaos together. First game with my group ran long because we kept arguing over the floating lava tiles.

Daniel ★★★★★

Playing in this low-gravity magnetosphere really changes how you plan your moves—everything feels more chaotic and unpredictable. The absence of a central core makes the board feel alive, like you're floating through a storm of asteroids and lava.

Samuel W. ★★★★★

The floating lava and scattered volcanic asteroids make every turn feel physically unpredictable, and the lack of a central board forces you to rethink positioning constantly. Played it three nights in a row and it's still pulling me back in.