Cards display one of six Egyptian images. Players take turns rolling a die and drawing the rolled number of cards from the deck. Then, players place the cards face-up into their personal line unless a four or higher is rolled, in which case any cards in excess of three go into a common play area, where those cards may continue an existing group of like images or start a new group. Then the active player may "match" by adding a number of cards with the same image from their line to an equal number of such cards in the play area. Once a group in the play area reaches 7 cards, those cards are discarded. Play continues until the deck runs out, at which time every player's pawn advances ten spaces on a pyramid minus the number of leftover cards in the player's line. The next round starts, and the player whose pawn first reaches the top of the pyramid wins.