Pyramid (1963)

Playtime: 0
Min. Age: 0
Number of Players:
1 - 6
Publisher:
Perceptual Development Laboratories
Designers:
James I. Brown
Artists:
Unknown
Mechanics:
Unknown
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Pyramid is a word card game which builds up words from roots and stems. It is "adapted from cards used in a famous vocabulary course".
The deck has 72 cards: 32 word roots (green); 16 prefixes (red); 16 suffixes (blue); 6 endings (black); and 2 jokers, one for Greek roots and prefixes, one for Latin roots and prefixes. The word fragments have hyphens to show where they join other fragments, and optional letters in parentheses -- e.g. "-EQU(A)-". Prefixes and roots also have the Latin or Greek source in the upper right corner, with its meaning -- e.g. AEQUUS "EQUAL".
The rules for several games are included:
- Exec
- Flash
- Link
- Flip
- Rote
- Solo
The deck has 72 cards: 32 word roots (green); 16 prefixes (red); 16 suffixes (blue); 6 endings (black); and 2 jokers, one for Greek roots and prefixes, one for Latin roots and prefixes. The word fragments have hyphens to show where they join other fragments, and optional letters in parentheses -- e.g. "-EQU(A)-". Prefixes and roots also have the Latin or Greek source in the upper right corner, with its meaning -- e.g. AEQUUS "EQUAL".
The rules for several games are included:
- Exec
- Flash
- Link
- Flip
- Rote
- Solo
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