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When a round is over, the Start player passes all the Quest cards to the person to the left, and that player becomes the new Start player. A new round is begun using the same rules as above.
END OF THE GAME
The game is played in five rounds. After the final round, the Tents are opened and players count their treasures.
Treasures are valued as follows:
Turquoise–1 | Obsidian–5 | Gold–10 | Artifacts–5and10
The player with the most wealth (in Treasure value) wins. If scores are tied, the player with the most Artifacts wins. If still tied... well, play again!
NOTES
Artifacts are new to this edition of the game. To play the original version of this game—which was called Diamant-- simply remove the Artifacts from the game. Everything else stays the same.
CREDITS
Incan Gold was designed by Alan R. Moon and Bruno Faidutti.
Graphics and layout: Matthias Catrein, Rita Humphrey, KC Humphrey, Paul Quinn and Pixel Productions, Inc.
Bruno Faidutti thanks his original playtesters, too numerous to be all listed here. Special thanks to all the regulars at Marc Laumonnier’s gaming sessions (Tchao, The troll, Kefta le Belge, Rémy and others), and to all the attendants at the 16th Ludopathic Gathering and at the pirates MLM.
Alan R. Moon thanks his original playtesters, meaning Phil Alberg, Dave & Jenn Bernazzani, Pitt Crandlemire, Terry Egan, Matt Horn, Craig Massey, Janet Moon, Berhard Petschina, Mike Schloth, Eric Schultz, Scott Simon, Adam Smiles, Tony Soltis, Richard Spoonts, and Rick Thornquist.
Sunriver Games helped to develop the initial version of Incan Gold. They wish to thank their playtesters: Jim and Jill Ginn and family, Doug and Mimi Walker, Carey and Linda Grayson, Jeff DeBoer, Matt Ackerson, Nick Medinger, Mike and David Vediner, the Brooks family, the Humphrey family, Jordon Orser and the dedicated members of the RipCity Gamers.
© 2008 Alan R. Moon and Bruno Faidutti. All Rights Reserved www.freddistribution.com