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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

• er der adgang til denne tekst i oversættelsessystem? Hvis ja, er det blevet oversat inden for 24 timer?

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• Forklar venligst dit forslag præcist og sammenfattende, så det er så let som muligt at forstå, hvad du mener.

In the physical game, the pyramid is inverted in Ages I and II. In Age I, there are only two cards visible and able to be played at the start, whereas in Age II there are six. In the BGA version of the game, this is reversed, so that in Age I there are many more options at the start of the game. While I don't particularly care which way it goes, I think it should be accurate and follow the same rules as the physical board game. Thanks!

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