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Line 4: image_link =\| description = Exchange your pieces for those in a circle. Avoid getting 3 pieces of the same size. \| ~~min_players~~max_players = 2 \| stashes = 1 \| sets = 1 \| trios_per_color = 5\| other_equip = none \| setup_time = 5 minutes \| Line 43 ⟶ 44: ==Play== On your turn, place one pyramid from your inventory into the gap in the center of the table. Then remove one other pyramid from the board. The pyramid you ~~are eligible to~~ remove ismust ~~determined~~follow bytwo ~~the size of the pyramid you have just placed~~rules: count the pips on your pyramid and then count that exact number of spaces away from it, either clockwise or counterclockwise. You may take either piece as long as it ''differs in size'' from one you have just placed. So if you just placed a medium piece, you are prohibited from picking up another medium. This keeps players from immediately reversing the last move, and also keeps your inventory in constant flux. It must be a different size than the one you just placed. It has to be an exact number of spaces away from the one you just placed. The number of spaces is determined by the size of the pyramid you have just placed: count the pips on your pyramid and then count that exact number of spaces away from it, either clockwise or counterclockwise. You may take either piece as long as it ''differs in size'' from one you have just placed. So if you just placed a medium piece, you are prohibited from picking up another medium. This keeps players from immediately reversing the last move, and also keeps your inventory in constant flux. {\|