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A sarcophagus is a funeral receptacle for a corpse, most commonly carved or cut from stone. In Ancient Egypt, a sarcophagus formed the external layer of protection for a royal mummy, with several layers of coffins nested within, and was often carved out of alabaster.

If you do not want this level to be your sarcophagus, get the piece of treasure under the left edge of the sarcophagus at the start - otherwise, there is no way to get it.

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The Parting of the Red Sea

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The Bible tells us that Moses parted the sea to escape the Pharaoh's men. After you have looted the pyramids of his ancestors, it should come as no surprise that the Pharaoh has sent his men after you, too.

Fortunately, the sea can be parted just by falling onto the last treasure. To escape the Pharaoh's men is not so easy. First, make your hero go down as far as he can, then wait for his moment. Then move up the wall of water to the right, cross the pole to the middle and wait for the mummies to reach the top of the water before dropping down a second time.

This time, immediately run up the wall of water to your left, crossing under the chasing mummies. Await near the top left where the mummies to your right cannot get you. Once the mummies to your left reach the top, drop to the sea bed a third time (even Moses did not have it this rough). The trick to getting past the mummies on this last trip to the top is to pass under and to the left of them while they are falling as a column down one of the long ladder drops.

Note: It is possible to move up the wall of water to your left initially, but it is much harder.

48.

Count

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This game is based on counting, from 0 to 16 (or 0 to 10 in hexadecimal). The first level has no gold and no enemies: the problem is to find a way out and up to the next level. After that, the number of enemies and pieces of gold increases by 1 at each level. The name of each level corresponds to the number of enemies, the pieces of gold and the digits that appear in the layout.

These elegant and rather tricky Championship levels were composed by Steve Mann <smann at cgl uwaterloo ca>.

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Zero

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The only challenge is getting inside the 0, which is the only path to the exit.

Getting inside the 0 requires climbing to the top of the zigzag ladder, digging away five bricks on the left edge of the 0, racing back to the top of the zigzag ladder, over the pole, falling through your recently dug bricks and immediately moving right to get into the 0. The timing is fairly tight.

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One

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Getting the gold requires multiple digs in the right places. However, see the next paragraph.

To get out, you have to get the enemy to go over the top of the 1 and fill the pit at the bottom. There are three ways to do this. The first and most sensible is to wait on the pole above the top right edge of the 1 until the enemy is almost upon you and then move to the right, digging to your right as you reach the bottom of the 1.

The second way involves timing your digging for the gold (or where the gold was); moving onto the gold at the right time will cause the enemy to fall into the pit on the right of the 1. The third way is to destroy the enemy and hope he reappears over the right side of the 1.

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Two