Board game Archaeology : The Card Game

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Product Description ■ With Japanese Translation
This is a card game released in 2010 by designer Phil harding, who became popular with the "Dungeon Raiders," a card game released in 2011 called "Easy Search for Dungeon".
Players gather treasures by playing cards from the deck and exchanging them for stacks.
However, when a sandstorm comes out, you may lose money if you are too greedy.
If you can gather map cards well, you have a chance to get treasures in one go.
In the world of archaeology, one discovery brings great wealth and fame.
It can be said that it is a work that is full of the fun of the game with easy-to-understand rules such as the fun of collecting cards, the thrill of turning, and the excitement of reversing one go.
In the world of archaeology, one discovery brings great wealth and fame.
You can enjoy it as a party game, but if you play with two people, it is very interesting because it deepens the communication about the balance balance of pushing and pulling.
Designer : Phil Harding

Treasured Cards 72 :
- Pieces of a pot (Pot Shard) 18
- Pieces of parchment paper (PARCHMENT SCRAP) 16
- Coins (COIN) 14
- Talisman (TALISMAN) 8
- Broken cups (BROKEN CUP) 6
- Maps (MAP) 6
- Pharaoh's Masks (PHARAOH'S MASKS) 4
- User's Manual (Japanese / Original text) 1 copy each
* Received the 2008 Australian Board Game Award Best Australian Game Award.