Treasure quest instructions - Ravensburger Toys

Instructions for RoseArt Lego Treasure Quest game:

1. Open the game box and remove all components: Make sure to carefully remove all pieces from the box, including the game board, Lego pieces, dice, and game pieces.
2. Place the game board on a flat surface: Find a flat surface to place the game board on, such as a table or the floor.
3. Build the Lego treasure chest: Follow the instructions provided to build the Lego treasure chest. This may require sorting and connecting the Lego pieces to create the chest.
4. Sort the Lego treasure pieces: Sort the treasure pieces into separate piles according to the different types of treasure.
5. Each player chooses a game piece: Each player should choose a game piece to represent them on the game board.
6. Roll the dice to determine who goes first: Roll the dice to determine the order in which players will take their turns. The player with the highest roll goes first.
7. Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their game piece: Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their game piece the number of spaces indicated on the dice. Move the game piece along the path on the game board.
8. If a player lands on a challenge square, they must complete the challenge: If a player lands on a square with a challenge, they must complete the challenge before continuing their turn. The challenge may require the player to perform a task, answer a question, or complete a mini-game.
9. The first player to reach the treasure chest and correctly match all of the treasure pieces wins the game: The first player to reach the treasure chest and correctly match all of the treasure pieces wins the game. The player who wins gets to keep the treasure!

I believe this may be it.
https://www.detecting.com/manuals/Treasure%20Hunter)%20REV%202%2010.03.12%20-%20Printer.pdf

Ok, I think these will help you! SMUGGLE is a family action adventure board game that allows individual or team play. The winner is the first player to complete a major, minor, and short treasure route. Treasure Routes are diamonds, rubies, Inca Gold, Art Treasures, Mexican Silver, and money. Play is accomplished on a dual-action board game, with movement of Jetliners on the peripheral Treasure Runway, which dictate the movement of Treasure Seekers and Treasure Couriers along the Treasure Routes on the world map in the center of the board. When a Seeker reaches a Destination Foreign City (New York to Johannesburg for Diamonds), a suitcase which is color coded to the Treasure Route (Orange for Major Routes, Gold for Minor Routes, and Grape for Short Routes) is attached to the base of the Seeker, which becomes a Treasure Courier. The Courier then returns the Treasure (in the suitcase!) to the U.S. City of Embarkation. When the Courier reaches the Customs 12 Mile Limit it can't move without declaring the treasure or making a smuggle attempt. SMUGGLE cards are collected to facilitate the smuggle attempts. Yin Yang Cards bring good fortune or bad fortune along the way. Each game has different dynamics. Gals can square off against the guys and youngsters like to beat up on the adults! There is interaction of players all along the Treasure Routes. All players are in the game until it is over. The play builds in excitement until the game-winning treasure is smuggled. Smuggle Masters can team up against Treasure Czars for two teams of three players. Three teams of two players include Border Jumpers, Port Runners, and Bootleggers. Or it can be everybody for themselves. Everything is color coded for quick visual reference as to players and pieces. Quick Start Rules supplement the Rules of Play to allow immediate play to begin.

My suggestion is that you go visithttp://www.thinkfun.com/treasurequest and read the PDF files found in there:

http://www.thinkfun.com/sites/default/files/images/pdfs/TreasureQuest_Challenges.pdf http://www.thinkfun.com/sites/default/files/images/pdfs/TreasureQuest_Solutions.pdf

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There are additional specific Gameplay FAQs on the I SPY Treasure Hunt technical support web page. To find these be sure to look through the entire list of FAQs or those related only to gameplay.

- Insert the I Spy Treasure Hunt CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.
- When the I Spy Treasure Hunt AutoPlay window opens, select the User Guide button. This will open the I Spy Treasure Hunt User Guide in your default web browser.
- If the AutoPlay windows does not open automatically, double-click the AutoPlay.exe file in the I Spy Treasure Hunt CD-ROM and then select the User Guide button.

Hi,
I've just downloaded them here;
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/filepage/8266/rules-for-treasure-of-the-pharaohs

Dave

Well if your that far then hunting down some Blue Kut-Ku should be no problem. So kill a few of them and crack their heads to get lots of Blue Kut Ku ears. then you can go to the Veggi Elder (Found in Jungle and Forest and hills the easiest in the smallest areas) And trade him, he will give you + bones if i remember right.

Or another way if you have someone to play with do the Treasure Hunting quests and you can get a Magic pickaxe that can split 1 bone into 3 to make you have 2 more then you started with. Please accept my answer. Thank You

the answer is between 356 and 380. a palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same backward as forward. my guess would be 363.

In Crayola Treasure Adventure, gamers transform their stylus into a crayon and color their way through two modes of play. "Adventure" mode requires players to travel around the globe, to restore the missing hues from each level of play and find the hidden treasure. With the help of a map and a friend named Tip, gamers connect-the-dots, finish jigsaw puzzles, and complete timed mini-games to finish each stage. As each obstacle is completed, players are rewarded with new colors and additional pages for the coloring book. In the "Digital Coloring Book" mode, gamers can use 120 virtual crayons and markers to add their artistic flair to 110 different pictures.