Keltis is a card‑and‑board game inspired by Lost Cities, with lighter rules and a Celtic mythic flair. Each player starts with a hand of eight colored cards, each color representing a stone path. Unlike the original, you can play cards in either ascending or descending order, giving you more control over your pace. When you play a card, the matching piece moves along the path and may land on spaces that grant instant points, bonus moves, or wish stones that help at game end. The goal is to reach space seven (or beyond) on five different paths, which ends the game. Scoring is a bit nuanced: pieces that move only a few steps incur negative points, while those that travel farther earn increasing points. Having a piece twice the height of another doubles the value, positive or negative. Wish stones also factor in: fewer than two give penalties, while five or more grant a ten‑point bonus. The game lasts about thirty minutes, works well for 2‑4 players, and is perfect for fans of hand‑management and set‑collection in a Celtic fantasy setting. The artwork is nice, the components are solid, and the learning curve is gentle yet offers enough depth for competitive play.