Components

• 285 bill sheets of 5 denominations
• 4 Indiana Jones Figures
• One time assembly Game board
• 3 Relics
• 3 Mountains and a Spinner Base
• 40 Adventure Cards
• 4 Quick Reference Cards
• Museum Building
• Spinner Top
• Rope Bridge
• 5 Special Event Cards
• 9 Partner Cards
• 36 Life Tiles
• Feather pin
• Label sheet

Object of the Game

Setup

1 Place each Relic (The Ark, Sankara Stones and the Holy Grail) on its corresponding Relic Space.

2 Separate and shuffle the Life Tiles into 3 color piles and place them facedown.

3 Separate and shuffle the 9 Partner Cards into 3 color piles and place them facedown.

4 Choose an Adventurer pawn and place it on the Museum Home Space. Place any extra Adventurers back in the box.

5 Give each player one Reference Card.

6 Shuffle the 40 Adventure Cards and place them facedown and off to the side of the game board.

7 Shuffle the 5 Special Event Cards and place them facedown on the bottom of the shuffled Adventurer Card deck as shown.

8 Choose a player to be the Investor. This player is in charge of all money paid to and from the Investment Fund. Each player gets $20,000 (1 - $10,000 bill and 2 - $5,000 bills).

Before you begin....

The Gamepath

During the game you will draw Adventure Cards and move around the gamepath. Notice there are different colored game paths. This is important because when you are directed to draw a card, it must match the gamepath you are on.

Game Play

Spin to see who goes first. The player with the highest spin starts the game. Play continues clockwise.

Where Did you Land?

Museum Home Space

The Museum Home Space is where your adventure begins but you may return here later in the game provided you:

1. Have a Life Tile which you want to trade in for money, or
2. Get moved there by an Adventure card or trap.

Enter or exit any of the three spaces connected to the Museum Home Space by way of the Museum Path (the gold path). If you enter the Museum Home Space, you must STOP even if you have moves left.

Blank Space

If you land on a space that is blank, draw an Adventure Card and follow the directions on the card. Then your turn is over.

Relic Spaces

There are 3 Relic Spaces, one on each colored movie game path. Whenever you reach a Relic Space you must pause. If there is a Relic on that space, STOP and pick it up.

Hang onto the Relic because it will be worth money at the end of the game. This ends your turn even if you have moves left. If there is no Relic at the space, continue to move.

Partner Spaces

There are 3 Partner Spaces; one on each of the three movie game paths. Whenever you reach a Partner Space you must pause. If there is a Partner Card available for that space, STOP and pick it up.

This ends your turn even if you have moves left. Show everyone which Partner you have chosen. If there is no Partner Card available for that space, continue your move.

Traps

There are two kinds of traps. Trap Spaces on the game board (one on each of the three movie game paths) and Trap Events included in the Adventure Cards.

• If you land on a Trap game board space, STOP immediately, even if you have moves left. Do not draw any cards. Instead, spin the spinner. If you spin a 6 or higher, you survived the trap and your turn is over. If you spin lower than a 6 follow steps 1 through 4, below.

• If you draw a card with a TRAP event on it, you must spin.

If you spin the number or higher, nothing happens and your turn ends.

If you spin lower than the number, you must now perform one of the following tasks, in order, if possible.

The Cards/Life Tiles

Life Tiles

During the game, an Adventure Card may tell you to take a Life Tile(s). The Life Tiles are all color-coded to match the different game paths. (Note, there are no Life Tiles on the gold Museum path).

Pick a tile from the corresponding colored game path. Life Tiles are worth money, so the more you can collect, the better!

If you are asked to pick up a Life Tile and there are no tiles left on the game board, take the correct colored Life Tile from another player.

Life Tiles can be exchanged for cash at the Museum Home Space at any time during the game.

In order to turn in a Life Tile, you must move to the Museum Home Space by spinning and moving there (ie: you cannot turn in a Tile if you are sent there because of a Trap or Adventure Card).

When you turn in a Life Tile before the end of the game, you will receive half of the dollar amount printed on that tile.

Once you turn in a Life Tile, place it back into the box and out of play.

Partner Cards

Partner Cards help during the game or allow you to do special things. They also prevent you from losing the precious Life Tiles and Relics you've gathered. Here are some quick rules about partners:

Adventure Cards

Each Adventure Card will tell you to do something - some are good... some are bad.

There are 4 events on every Adventure Card, one for each of the four colored game paths. Draw a card and read the event next to the color matching the path you are on.

If the card tells you to pick another player, you must pick a player that has already taken a turn. If you can't pick another player, because no one else has taken a turn yet, discard this card and draw a new card.

After following the directions on an Adventure Card, discard it so it is out of play. If the card directs you to do something that you cannot do, then your turn ends. (Don't forget to discard the card and place it out of play).

For example, when you are traveling along the BLUE TEMPLE OF DOOM path, you want to read and follow directions for the text next to the blue box. If you are on the PURPLE RAIDERS OF THE LOST aRk path, you want to read and follow directions for the text next to the purple box.

Special Event Cards

There are five Special Event Cards at the end of the Adventure Card deck. Each one will direct you to complete a task.

The tasks on the Special Event Cards are similar to the Adventure Cards events, but on a larger scale. These events could, give you money or cause you to lose Life Tiles or Partners, or end the game.

Stealing Tiles/relics From Other Players

Stealing

If you land on the same space or a space adjacent to another player and want to steal a Relic or Life Tile, do not draw a card. Instead each of you spins the spinner. If you have the higher spin, you win!

Take a Relic or Life Tile from the other player. If your opponent spins higher, nothing happens. If you both spin the same number, nothing happens and your turn is over.

End of the Game

At the bottom of the Adventure Card deck are five Special Event Cards, one which will end the game. Once someone has drawn the game-ending Special Event Card, add up your total value.

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