How To Play Antiquity Quest

In Antiquity Quest, the aim is to accumulate the most points by assembling the most impressive assortment of antiquities and treasures by the end of the game. The game can be played in a single round, which typically lasts between 20-30 minutes, or three rounds, lasting between 60-90 minutes. Throughout each round, players will strive to utilize their entire hand and cache by taking turns drawing, playing, and discarding cards as they endeavor to build their collections while thwarting the efforts of other players. With strategic game play and intense competition, Antiquity Quest is a thrilling adventure that will keep players engaged from start to finish.

The six suits of Antiquity cards correspond to ancient civilizations, while Treasures are a distinct and rarer suit. The more challenging a collection, the more valuable it becomes. The round concludes when a player has completed at least five collections and has exhausted their hand or cache. Your score at the conclusion of each round is the summation of your collections, bonus points, played cards, and any negative points accrued from leftover cards in your hand. The player with the highest score at the end of the game emerges victorious! Learn how to play Antiquity Quest below.

• 150 Numbered Antiquities Cards
• 18 Wild Antiquities Cards
• 35 Treasure Cards
• 8 Remington Cards
• 6 Tess Cards
• 3 Blank Cards
• 6 Player Aids
• Official Antiquity Quest Game Rules And Instructions

Please keep in mind that the official Antiquity Quest PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.

• Official Antiquity Quest Game Rules

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