Tiwanaku Deluxe

It is said that Wiraqocha created the sun and the pre-Columbian tribes of the Andes. Under his leadership, those who will train the mighty Inca people came out of their caves to discover new horizons in order to subsist and grow in harmony with nature. They venerated Pachamama, Mother Earth, the basis of all living things, plants and minerals, on earth and under the earth.

In Tiwanaku, first announced as Pachamama, you lead your tribe into unknown territory in search of new lands to cultivate. Your goal: To explore regions and draw outlines to develop cultures according to the customs and legacies of Pachamama. If you honor Her by respecting the great principles of diversity and complementarity, Nature will reward you; otherwise, you will suffer his wrath. In this race, risk-taking, deduction, intuition, and a good sense of timing should allow you to get through.

Each scenario disc indicates a unique arrangement of terrain tiles and crop tiles. Terrain tiles are in regions of 1-5 spaces, and a region of one color does not touch a region of the same color, even diagonally. Crop tokens have a value of 1-5, and each value has a different size/color (level 1 is brown, level 2 is green, etc.). A size 1 region will contain a value 1 crop token, a size 2 region will contain crop tokens of value 1 and 2, and only a size 5 region will contain crop tokens of each value. Two identical crop values can never be adjacent, even diagonally.

On a turn, take either an explore action or a divine action: At the end of an explore or divine action, you can hand in 1-5 offering cubes for 0-10 points. You can hold at most one offering of each color.

When the final terrain tile is placed on the game board, the end of the game is triggered. Starting with this player, each player in turn can take a single divine action or pass. If you pass, you take no further actions. If you divine, you gain points and an offering cube like normal, or you lose points and must pass. Keep taking turns around the table until everyone has passed, then make a final offering, then see who has the most points.

Note: This is the Deluxe edition.

• Deluxe has a cover sleeve in black with a pattern and the title in white. Retail edition comes with no sleeve.
• Deluxe has only an illustration on the back of the main box. The back of the Retail box has printed promotional info, pictures of board components, legal info etc.
• Deluxe has a custom plastic insert that situates all components into designated slots. Retail edition comes with a cardboard insert with 4 non-specific rectangular valleys.
• The rulebooks in the Deluxe are 160 gsm paper with a linen finish. The Retail edition comes with only 1 rulebook of its language edition and the paper is 130 gsm with a glossy finish.
• Deluxe comes with a "diversity board" with wrapped edges (coloured print). Retail edition comes with the board with cut edges & the cardboard core exposed (no coloured print on edges).
• Deluxe comes with 30 scenario discs. Retail edition comes with only 20 scenario discs.
• Deluxe comes with cardboard Terrain & Crop tiles at 3 mm thickness with a linen finish. Retail edition has cardboard tiles at 2 mm thickness with only the varnish.
• Deluxe comes with uniquely designed wooden Quechua & Otoma meeples with screen printing for each colour. Retail edition comes with identical wooden meeples for all colours and no print.
• Deluxe comes with wooden score markers shaped like llamas with screen printing. Retail edition comes with wooden score markers as discs without any print.
• Deluxe comes with wooden "diversity discs" that have screen printing. Retail edition has wooden discs without any print.
• Deluxe comes with wooden "offering tokens" with a unique shape for each colour without any printing. Retail edition comes with cardboard tokens as discs with symbols for each colour.
• Deluxe comes with 4 foldable screens with unique illustrations & a unique cut for each player. Retail edition has identical illustrations & cut for all the screens.