Diamant

In Diamant (also known as Incan Gold), you and your friends become fearless explorers, delving into mines or venturing through jungles in search of treasures. Each round, a card is revealed from a deck, unveiling precious gems that are divided equally among all adventurers still on the expedition. Any leftover gems remain on the card, waiting for the next explorer. But here's the cool part: before each new card is flipped, you have the chance to leave the mine and stash your winnings, including any gems you picked up along the way. Why would you do that? Ah, my friend, because the deck also hides dangers! Scorpions, snakes, poison gas, explosions, and rockfalls are lurking. If a specific hazard appears for the second time (like, the second scorpion), anyone still in the mine loses all the gems they collected that round and has to flee to safety. The trick is that as more players leave each turn, your share of the gem pie grows larger, which might tempt you to explore deeper. But be careful, the risk of ending up with nothing is very real! Some editions of Diamant and Incan Gold include artifact cards, which are shuffled into the deck of gem and hazard cards. When an artifact card is revealed, no one can take it, and it remains on the path. If exactly one player leaves at the end of a turn, they collect not only all gems that remain on the path but also the artifact, which is worth extra points at the end of the game. It's a quick, fun game full of tense decisions!