Quest: Edição Família
Quest: Edição Família Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Age and Players
Age: 10 and up Players: 2 to 6
Components
- 1 game board
- 1 deck of cards with 2,520 questions (each card has 6 questions, and the answers are on the back)
- 30 scoring chips (5 of each colour)
- 6 pawns
Understanding the Questions
We suggest that players read this classification carefully, as it makes it easier to associate ideas during play. Each card has 6 questions, and the answers are printed on the back.
Theme Categories
Each theme should be understood as follows:
M — World (Mundo) General History; General Geography; Natural Phenomena; Politics; Economy; Tourism and Religion.
AE — Arts and Entertainment (Artes e Entretenimento) Artists; Cinema; Television; Music; Literature; Painting and Sculpture.
S — Society (Sociedade) Personalities; Celebrities; Customs; Curiosities; Business; Fashion and Gastronomy.
CT — Science and Technology (Ciência e Tecnologia) Sciences; Physics; Chemistry; Mathematics; Astronomy; Biology; Zoology; Technology and Computing.
EL — Sport and Leisure (Esporte e Lazer) Athletes; Sports Modalities; Sporting Events; Hobbies and Pastimes.
V — Variety (Variedades) All of the previous categories, with multiple-choice questions.
Objective
Be the first player to get your pawn to the last square of the board and correctly answer the last question.
Setup
Separate the scoring chips by colour and give each player one set of 5 chips.
Each player takes a pawn of the same colour as their chips and places it on the START (INÍCIO) square of the board.
How to Play
The players decide among themselves who will start the game, by answering the first question. The player to the left of the one who is going to answer takes the top card from the deck and asks the first question.
The START square allows each player, in turn, to choose the subject of the question they want to answer.
Scoring Chips
Before answering, the player must choose from the scoring chips they hold how many points they want to win if they answer correctly.
The chosen chip must be discarded in the centre of the board, where it stays until all of that player's chips have been discarded.
At this point a little strategy is needed, because if the player answers correctly, they move their pawn on the board by the number of points obtained.
If the player answers the question before discarding their chip, they are penalised: they discard one chip without looking at its contents.
At the end of 5 rounds, all players recover their chips and continue the game this way, until a player wins the game.
Wrong Answer
When a player gives a wrong answer, they remain on the same square and, in the next round, answer a different question on the same theme. The scoring chip chosen for the round is lost.
The Board
All squares on the board are marked with the theme of the question that will be asked to the player.
On squares marked with two themes, the player may choose which theme they want to answer.
On the last square of the board, the player must answer a theme chosen by the other participants by common agreement.
Winner
The winner is the first player to get their pawn to the last square of the board and correctly answer the last question.
Have fun!