Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.