Careful thought is required when playing these tiles. Also at the start of the game, there are ten temple tiles placed in specific positions on the map. On top of each of these temples is placed a small victory point cube in a neutral, wood colour. Treasures can only be claimed when there are two of them in the one kingdom. The game ends at the end of a turn during which a player was unable to refresh his hand of tiles to six, or if the number of treasures on the board was reduced to one or two.
Players reveal their totals and the best lowest score wins.
If there is a tie, then the next best lowest is compared, and so on. I'm not going to discuss tactics here as I'm by no means an expert player. I can say that the game play is intense, engaging and very thought provoking. My half dozen games so far have been the quickest 90 minutes I've spent in a game for a long time. The short answer is not much.