Keltis*

Players play cards to move their pieces along stone paths. Each card represents one of five colors/symbols corresponding to a path and has a number (0-10, two of each). Players can play their cards in ascending or descending order within a color, aiming to concentrate on specific paths for maximum points at the end of the game, while avoiding negative points for early finishes.

The active player plays a card from their hand or discards one, moving the corresponding piece on the path. Many spaces offer bonuses, such as immediate points, extra moves, or stones needed to mitigate negative scores at the end. The game concludes when five pieces reach the seventh space, followed by scoring based on movement and collected stones.

An expansion introduces a new vertical board with intersecting paths and shifting point values. It also features stone piles, with points awarded for collecting different colors and sets. The game is a multiplayer adaptation of Lost Cities, incorporating several rule changes.