Empire Builder (board Game)
Empire Builder is a railroad board game centered on the construction of railroad track, and then the delivery of goods along those railroad tracks. The original Empire Builder game is set in North America, but the line has expanded to include games set across the world, on the moon and even in a fantasy land. They are collectively called "the Empire Builder series".
The Empire Builder games are sometimes called Crayon Rails games because players mark their tracks on the board with plastic crayons (or sometimes with markers or other items).
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