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|rowspan=5;|For the first turn only, placement is limited to one of the 16 squares on the edge of the board.

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|rowspan=5; style="text-align:left;"|Start player decides to place his token in the square occupied by the {{PL|::SPE|crimson|2em}}. To do this, he picks up the pyramid in the square and, ''preserving its orientation,'' places it on the table in front of his opponent. Then he proceeds to place his token in the empty square.

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|rowspan=5; style="text-align:left;"|The next player looks at the pyramid her opponent has given her: she must place her token in a square that matches this pyramid in one of its two characteristics: in color or in orientation. Since the pyramid her opponent has given her is a {{PL|::SPE|crimson|2em}}, she must place her token in a square occupied by a red pyramid or a pyramid pointing East.

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|rowspan=5; style="text-align:left;"|She carefully removes the existing pyramid, places it in on the table front of her opponent with its orientation unchanged, and moves her token into the vacated space. At turn-end, she clears the space on the table in front of her by setting the {{PL|::SPE|crimson|2em}} aside to form a discard stack. It will not be used for the rest of the game.

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