The expansion adds an extra step to the game: in order to exhibit precious artefacts in their Museums, our Curators will now need to send their agents out into the world to bring them back first! Players will have to choose which Continents to send their archaeologists to carefully, as funding expeditions doesn’t come cheap. However, if you don’t have any agents present, you can’t bring objects back from that Continent! Unless of course, you can convince one of your competitor’s staff to lend a hand… So how does it work? The expansion’s board has spaces for each Continent, on which you can place your agent meeples to symbolize expeditions that you are sending out. Each player starts with one agent that they can place on any Continent they wish for free. Once you have an agent on site, you can bring objects back from that Continent as normal during the Exploration phase. If you have no agent on a particular Continent, but another player does, you can pay them 1 Prestige point to use their staff to do the work for you. If there are no agents present on that Continent, then you can’t bring anything back at all! You can also pay extra to send additional archaeologists to a given Continent. If you do so, you gain additional bonuses, such as extra Prestige points when you draw a card. Each additional agent you send out to the same Continent costs more than the last. However, if you are the first to develop a full network of 3 agents, you gain a considerable bonus! The second player to do so also gets a (smaller) bonus.
Museum: Die ArchäologenMuseum: Les ArchéologuesMuseum: The Archaeologists博物世界:考古学家
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The expansion adds an extra step to the game: in order to exhibit precious artefacts in their Museums, our Curators will now need to send their agents out into the world to bring them back first! Players will have to choose which Continents to send their archaeologists to carefully, as funding expeditions doesn’t come cheap. However, if you don’t have any agents present, you can’t bring objects back from that Continent! Unless of course, you can convince one of your competitor’s staff to lend a hand… So how does it work? The expansion’s board has spaces for each Continent, on which you can place your agent meeples to symbolize expeditions that you are sending out. Each player starts with one agent that they can place on any Continent they wish for free. Once you have an agent on site, you can bring objects back from that Continent as normal during the Exploration phase. If you have no agent on a particular Continent, but another player does, you can pay them 1 Prestige point to use their staff to do the work for you. If there are no agents present on that Continent, then you can’t bring anything back at all! You can also pay extra to send additional archaeologists to a given Continent. If you do so, you gain additional bonuses, such as extra Prestige points when you draw a card. Each additional agent you send out to the same Continent costs more than the last. However, if you are the first to develop a full network of 3 agents, you gain a considerable bonus! The second player to do so also gets a (smaller) bonus.
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emperormarkBGG user
9.0/10
Best expansion to date! I will always use this with experienced players! Very thematic!
SpielemitkinderBGG user
8.0/10
Adds the world board, divided by the 4 regions. Now you must have an archaeologist placed in that region on the board in order to draw its corresponding cards - or pay a prestige to another player who does. Also, additional workers in the region garner boosts and bonus points. Archaeologists are placed in the same manner as exhibiting cards - discarding values of objects equal to the spot you wish to place.
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