Sedlec Skulls

Skulls of Sedlec is a game for 2-3 players (with solo and 4-player expansion), designed by Dustin Dobson and art by Marty Cobb. This is a game with a theme based on the Sedlec Bone Chapel located in the Czech Republic with card selection, collection and pattern composition mechanics.
Players take turns exhuming the graves with their actions, drawing cards from each of the six decks that represent the tombs in the cemetery. They will have to arrange the skulls forming a pyramid, always placing a card adjacent to another in the same row or, if it is placed in a higher row, it must be adjacent to the two lower cards.
When placing the cards, we must try to fulfill the last wishes of the deceased that will give us victory points at the end of the game:
The nobles always want to be above the others. They will give us 1 point for each noble or peasant in a lower level.
Peasants just want to be present. We will earn 1 point, for each peasant we have in our pile.
For each row in which there is a priest, we will earn 2 points.
For each lover adjacent to another: 6 points.
The Criminals seek redemption. They will give us 2 points for each one adjacent to a priest.
The one with the most points at the end of the game will win.
We added 3 expansions to the portfolio with new challenges, possibility of expanding the games to four players and a solo mode":
The Executioners: Six new cards that add the executioners, who will give us points at the end of the game for each connected criminal. It also increases the number of players to four.
Guardians of the Castle: Six new cards that include the skulls of the guardians. These protect the nobles and give a point at the end of the game for each noble that is below them. With this expansion we can also play four players.
Monsters: This expansion is used to play Sedlec Skulls alone, trying to overcome the proposed construction challenge. We choose two of the six construction cards. One will tell us what structure we must form in addition to the pyramid of the basic game (it is say, have We will have to create two structures) and the other card will give us a series of scoring conditions that we must apply. The goal is to get the best possible score.