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Escape: The Curse of the Temple – The Maya Calendar is an expansion for the Escape base game that includes a double-sided game board on which players must activate gems in a certain order to put calendar tiles onto the calendar track — or else face the consequences!
To set up, the calendar board with nine spaces is placed to one side of the table. (The reverse side has only six spaces and is used when playing an easy game or when using fewer than nine gems.) The spaces on the track have alternating symbols: Sun, Moon, Star. Whenever you discover a room with a gem spot, place one calendar tile face up in that chamber. When
Escape: The Curse of the Temple – The Maya Calendar is an expansion for the Escape base game that includes a double-sided game board on which players must activate gems in a certain order to put calendar tiles onto the calendar track — or else face the consequences!
To set up, the calendar board with nine spaces is placed to one side of the table. (The reverse side has only six spaces and is used when playing an easy game or when using fewer than nine gems.) The spaces on the track have alternating symbols: Sun, Moon, Star. Whenever you discover a room with a gem spot, place one calendar tile face up in that chamber. When you activate a gem in a chamber with a calendar tile, you may put the calendar tile on the next vacant space on the calendar board provided the symbol on the tile and the space matches. If it doesn't match, put the tile next to the calendar track.
The calendar track has two bars on it: If at the end of the first countdown, the players have not reached the first bar (or at the end of the second countdown they have not reached the second bar), all players must place one of their dice on the calendar board. This die can be retrieved if the player visits the calendar chamber.
To leave the temple, the players must have reached one of the last four spaces on the calendar track. If they are on the eighth space, however, they need one extra key to use the exit; on the seventh space they need two extra keys; and on the sixth space they need three extra keys. Good luck!
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Release date: 1 January 2014
Tags: 1-player (1), Dice-Rolling (1), 5-Player (1), 4-Player (1), 3-Player (1), Grid Movement (1), BGG (1), 6-player (1), Modular Board (1), Cooperative Play (1), Adventure (1), Dice (1), 2-player (1), Real-time (1), Tile Placement (1), Archaeology (1), Exploration (1), Own (1), Family (1)
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