About Wiraqocha: Scrolls of Quezacoatl
Wiraqocha: Scrolls of Quezacoatl is a mini-expansion for Wiraqocha consisting of four scrolls. During set-up, place the scrolls with the artifacts on the four temples. (Each scroll bears the color of a temple.) When an explorer conquers a temple, he can take the scroll with the artifact. Later in the game, a player can use a scroll as a die with the value indicated on the scroll — but only for conquest; a scroll cannot be placed in defense on a tile. When a player uses a scroll, it returns to its matching temple. If during phase 1, a player has an explorer on a temple where a scroll appears, he can take it. If the explorer leaves the temple for any reason, the player keeps the scroll until he uses it. A scroll can be stolen in a base camp as an artifact or a somnium crystal.
- Released
- 2013
- Designer
- Henri Kermarrec
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How many players can play Wiraqocha: Scrolls of Quezacoatl?
Wiraqocha: Scrolls of Quezacoatl plays with 2–4 players.
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