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Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide

Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide

Mücke Spiele · 2012
2–460–90 min10+ yrs2.6/5 complexity6.8 BGG#18.673 BGG151Couples
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Upon the call of Pharaoh Snofru, up to four princes receive the order to build a glorious avenue in front of the red pyramid and to fill the grave chamber with precious and shining objects.

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Upon the call of Pharaoh Snofru, up to four princes receive the order to build a glorious avenue in front of the red pyramid and to fill the grave chamber with precious and shining objects.

Using their influence cards in Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide, the player princes will buy gems for the construction of the avenue and try to position them for the filling of the grave chamber. They'll also use presents from the neighboring cities. The possibilities for each player, however, very much depends on the influence used by the other princess.

Receiving the most goodwill from the Pharaoh will require perfect utilization of the influence cards and the gathering of valuables for the grave chamber.

For the fulfilment of the Red Pyramid, Pharaoh Snofru orders the construction of an avenue and the filling of the grave chambers. In this complex strategy game, the players - acting as princes - use their limited influence to become the grand vizier. By clever usage of action cards and commodities, the players buy gems on the market, use them in the construction of the avenue, achieve beneficial positions for the filling of the grave chambers and use the tributes of the neighbouring settlements – all possibilities to score directly or at the end of the game. However, these tasks, asked by the pharaoh, cannot be solved alone! The dilemma: The player’s action potential depends on the cards chosen by the other players, which are pursuing their own goals...

To score at the end of the game, the players not only have to place their offerings in the procession, but will have to collect gold and silver as well in order to fill the grave chambers – preferably by hindering the other players from doing so. The player having collected the most recognition points will receive the title of the grand vizier in the end.

Special feature of the game: The game box is designed as a pyramid, revealing the burial chamber when opened.

🔬 game anatomy
Complexity2.6 / 5
BGG rating6.8 / 10
Vibe
Couples
Language dependence
No in-game text needed
🌐 plays without English
Play time
60–90 min
Players
2–4
Recommended age
10+ yrs
BGG rank
#18.673

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Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide is a ancient game, for 2–4 players, taking ~60–90 minutes, featuring commodity speculation. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide support?
Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide is played by 2–4 players.
Q5How long does a game of Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide take?
A game of Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide takes about 60–90 minutes. (The first game doesn't count. It never counts.)
Q6What age is Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide for?
Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide is recommended from age 10.
Q7How complex is Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide?
Dahschur: Die Rote Pyramide has a BoardGameGeek complexity of 2.6 out of 5.
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