Hexagony

Hexagony is an abstract strategy board game for two to six players, with no theme, built around tactical decisions on a hexagonal board. The board is a large hexagon divided into six differently colored equilateral triangles, each further divided into sixteen smaller triangles. Players use colored tokens, supply chits, dice, and plastic sticks that mark territory boundaries. On a turn a player either gathers supply tokens by rolling dice on a track, or spends supply tokens to move stacks of their tokens across the board; tokens are eliminated through combat or by being surrounded, and the last surviving player wins. The game began as Bin'Fa, designed by Ken Hodkinson in the mid-1970s and first published by Taoist Arts Inc. in 1977. Avalon Hill republished it in 1980 under the new name Hexagony with rules modified by Alan Moon. Kenterprises later republished the original design as Bin'Fa: The Tao of War, with a fully revised edition in 2015.