Tiwanaku

• Deductive connoisseur game from SitDown by Olivier Grégoire and Raphael Samakh
• For 1 to 4 players aged 14 and over
• Includes cooperative version and solo variant
• Somewhere in the Andes 3000 years ago, the people of the Quechua takes you into an uninhabited valley. You explore the different types of soil and try to grow the right plants. Following the rules that the goddess Pachama, the Mother Earth and the designer of the Andes. The top rules are variety and separation: never have same plants grow in neighbouring fields and each area will produce different gifts that are also different from the size of the area. dependent. So you must see which plant you can grow in which fields.
• In your train you have 2 possibilities: you can explore the area by pulling a figure on an unclosed field. Or she is doing divination. You use a wheel that the goddess has provided you as a help. For proper divination you will receive points and gifts.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Somewhere in the Andes 3000 years ago, the people of the Quechua lead her to an uninhabited valley. You explore the different types of soil and try to grow the appropriate plants. You follow the rules that the goddess Pachamama, mother earth and designer of the Andes. The top rules are diversity and separation: never will equal plants grow in adjacent fields and each area will produce different gifts that also depend on the size of the area. So you have to recognise which plants you can grow in which fields if you follow Pachama's instructions. On your train you have 2 options: you can explore the area by pulling a figure on an unlocked field. Or you make a divination of which plant Pachamama intended for this field. You use a wheel that the goddess has provided you as an aid. For proper divinations, you will receive points and gifts that you can offer. But here too, the specification must be as diverse as possible. Only those who understand Pachamama and can correctly apply their rule of diversity and rule of separation will be able to lead the people of the Quechua and let Tiwanaku bloom to the centre of the Andes.

SAFETY WARNING
Caution! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Contains small parts that can be swallowed.

Material: ‎Cardboard Wood

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