Camel Up!

A camel carries along all camels that sit on top of it while any camels beneath it stay where they are; when the moving camel unit finishes on a space with another camel unit it jumps on top of that unit. (See pages 2–3.)

The two crazy camels move counterclockwise when the grey die is revealed (the grey die indicates white or black, with exceptions if only one crazy camel carries racing camels or if one crazy camel sits on top of the other), and any camels on top of a crazy camel are carried along. Crazy camels are ignored for ranking purposes, except that if a crazy camel carries racing camels across the finish line counterclockwise those racing camels count as the least advanced. (See pages 2–4.)

The tile owner immediately gains 1 EP; if the tile is cheering the camel unit moves 1 space forward and, if it lands on another unit, it jumps on top; if the tile is booing the unit moves 1 space backward and, if it lands on another unit, it is placed underneath that unit (crazy camels are affected in the opposite direction). (See page 3.)

A leg ends when five of the six dice have been revealed; when the last pyramid ticket is taken the player still reveals/moves a die and then a leg scoring round occurs before the next player's turn. During leg scoring the leading racing camel’s betting tickets pay the large printed values (5/3/2), second-place tickets pay 1 EP, all other racing tickets cost −1 EP, and each pyramid ticket is worth +1 EP. (See pages 2 and 4.)

Turn each face-down betting pile face up so the card placed first is on top, then read the pile from top to bottom awarding 8/5/3/2/1 EP to the first through fifth cards that show the actual winner (each card that shows a non-winning camel costs its owner −1 EP); repeat the same procedure for the overall loser. (See page 4.)

The player who takes the last pyramid ticket still immediately reveals a die and moves the camel, then the starting-player marker is given to the player to that mover’s left and a leg scoring round and cleanup occur before the next leg begins with the new starting player. (See page 4.)