So is it actually type planet in the game? Or type dwarf planet?
this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2023
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Going in and looking now...
Types for each:
Mercury - Barren
Venus - Rock
Earth - Rock
Mars - Rock
Jupiter - Gas Giant
Saturn - Gas Giant
Uranus - Ice Giant
Neptune - Ice Giant
Pluto - Ice
It doesn't distinguish it as a dwarf planet and no other dwarf planets (Ceres, Eris) are listed.
Pluto was made a dwarf planet again a few years ago.
It's been classed as a dwarf planet since the IAU defined what a planet was in 2006. Its status has not changed since.
We still have an OG Solar Quest (monopoly in space, sort of. It’s got some actual strategy,) that has plutonas a planet. I was pissed when the new board removed it.
Incidentally, pretty sure the loot-trash board games are a reference to it.
That's the thing though, the other dwarf planets aren't listed, Pluto is, and it has an orbit trajectory like the other planets.