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Roughly speaking, the topology of a board consists of its shape, size, and the layout of the spaces within the board.

A variety of board topologies exist, including the following:
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|'''Square topologies''', such as chess boards or the 5 x 5 [[Volcano board]].  Each space on such a board has up to 8 spaces adjacent to it, including diagonals.
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| '''Hexagonal topologies''', such as the board described for [[Hexano]].  Each space on such a board has up to 6 spaces adjacent to it.
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|[[User:Jeep|Jeep]] has suggested ''offset square topologies'' ([[Talk: Hexano|first described here]]) as a variation on the regular hexagonal-shaped boards.
|[[Image:HexanoSetup.png]]
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|'''Triangular topologies''', such as the board described for [[Trice]].  Each space on such a board has up to 3 spaces adjacent to it (12 if you count corner-to-corner).
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What else is out there?
[[Talk:Game Board Topology|Discuss]] board game topology ideas.


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