Terraforming Mars Hellas Elysium Expansion

Players 1-5 Playtime 90-120 Age 12+ Designer Jacob Fryxelius Publishers FryxGames Artists Isaac Fryxelius, Jacob FryxeliusShow More Mechanics Hand Management, Open Drafting, Tile Placement, Variable Player Powers Categories Expansion for Base-game, Economic, Environmental, Industry / Manufacturing, Science Fiction, Territory Building Terraforming Mars: Hellas & Elysium, the first expansion for the 2016 smash-hitTerraforming Mars, consists of a double-sided game board representing two new areas of Mars: Hellas, which includes Mars’ south polar region; Elysium, which is on the opposite side of Mars’ equator. Each of these maps consists of new sets of milestones and awards with relevance for that particular map. As examples, place three tiles around the south pole to be a Polar Explorer, or race to have the most estates beside water on Elysium! var cardText = document.querySelector(“.storepass-see-more-content”) var showMore = document.querySelector(‘.storepass-see-more’) function toggleSeeMore() { if (showMore.innerHTML == ‘Show More’) { showMore.innerHTML = ‘Show Less’ cardText.classList.add(‘storepass-see-more-content-show’) } else { showMore.innerHTML = ‘Show More’ cardText.classList.remove(‘storepass-see-more-content-show’) } } initText() function initText() { if (!checkOverflow(cardText)) return showMore.classList.remove(‘d-none’) } function checkOverflow(el) { var curOverflow = el.style.overflow; if (!curOverflow || curOverflow === “visible”) el.style.overflow = “hidden” var isOverflowing = el.clientWidth < el.scrollWidth || el.clientHeight < el.scrollHeight; el.style.overflow = curOverflow; return isOverflowing; } .storepass-see-more-content { display: inline-block; display: -webkit-box; -webkit-line-clamp: 1; -webkit-box-orient: vertical; overflow: hidden; height: 28px; } .storepass-see-more-content-show { -webkit-line-clamp: unset; height: unset; } .storepass-custom-description .d-none { display: none!important; } .storepass-custom-description .d-block { display: block!important; }