As Migo, also known as Yeti by some, you like to decorate your cave with items you take from the climbers you eat—and luckily, that supply never ends, no matter how many people you eat!Each round of a Migo game, the player with the most points earns a flag, and the first to collect two flags wins. On thefirst round, you shuffle the 25 double-faced cards and arrange them in four or five columns, depending on the number of players. Each round, you draw a card from the end of a column and add it to your collection. Each card features one or more symbols—ropes, crampons, etc.—as well as what's on the back. If you draw a Sherpa, discard it immediately, then optionally turn over one of your cards. If you draw a climber carrying vodka, you can empty the vodka on a subsequent turn to immediately move on to another round.Once all the cards have been drawn, total up your points. Woolen hats are worth 2 points each, empty vodka bottles are worth -3 points, and for each other symbol, you score 1 point per symbol, with a bonus of 4 points for the one with the most ropes, the most crampons, etc.For the second round, turn over half the cards, shuffle the deck, arrange the cards in an inverted pyramid, and proceed with the drawing and awarding of points as described above. For the third round, spread the cards into three inverted pyramids. If a fourth round is necessary, choose one of the previous cards or create your own. Category: BOARD GAMES STRATEGY FAMILY Age: 7 YEARS / 8 YEARS
