Treasure game with separable, changeable surfaces

A game played by two or more players moving from area to area in pursuit of an objective comprising:

• an object to be obtained to win the game;
• a marker for each player;
• a plurality of separate multisided playing pieces each supportable upon a surface and each defining a surface area on which the markers move;
• each piece having a plurality of player selectable connections for directly interfacing a connection of one piece with a connection of another adjacent piece to create at least one pathway for the movement of the markers from one adjacent area to another adjacent area;
• means to assist the players in obtaining the object;
• each piece having at least one location within the area for acquiring the assistance means;
• the pieces including first, second, and third region pieces with the regions distinguished by height;
• transition step pieces between different region pieces;
• and
• first, second and third support means for respectively supporting the first, second, and third region pieces at their respective heights.

A game played by two or more players moving from area to area in pursuit of an objective comprising:

• an object to be obtained to win a game;
• a marker for each player;
• a plurality of separate multiside playing pieces, each supportable on a surface and each defining a surface area on which the markers move;
• means to assist the players in obtaining the objective;
• each piece having at least one location within the area for acquiring the assistance means;
• each piece having a plurality of player selectable connections for directly interfacing a connection of one piece with a connection of another adjacent piece to create at least one pathway for the movement of the markers having one adjacent area to another adjacent area;
• each of the pieces being of one of three different heights and the connections permitting interfacing the sides of adjacent playing pieces either fully aligned or partially offset;
• and
• player positionable passage means for defining an additional pathway for the movement of the markers from one area containing a player positioned passage means to another area containing a player positioned passage means.