Khet Players UK have been working on New Set Up Configurations and
here, with their names, you can try them out and enjoy (although they are 4
years old now). If you want to
adapt the starting configurations of Khet 2.0 with the old Khet board, just
replace Anubis with the Obelisks instead.
If you have any
of your own configurations and would like us to try them out, you are quite
welcome to let us know. We will put the best ones on this website and give you
the credit for it. These games devised by Bryan M Cox of the Khet Players
Khufu
This is an Easy set up configuration with a good defence and not much for attack but is also loved by players.
Imseti
This configuration was voted best
set up during the Khet Players UK competition 2007 where people were asked to play one of four versions, this was the most popular.
Easy set up
Nefertiti
This is a Hard starting set up but you will need a bit of thought before you make you next move.
Rameses
This is a Medium set up again with good attack and defence.
Amarna
This set up seemed good at the time but I don't like it that much. It is an easy set up and Easy strategy.
Saqqara
This is a Medium set up that is good for defence and attack and is popular.
Djoser's Step
This is a Hard starting configuration that starts off defencive that you have to break in order to attack. Very popluar with strategists.
Horemheb
Another Hard set up where you have to think hard before you make a move. Popular with the high ender game players.
Senet
This is a Hard set up with good defence rather than attack.
Tutankhamun
This is a Hard set up with good defence and attack.
Ebana
This is an Easy set up.
Qa'a
This is an Easy set up with good defence and average attack.
Ay
(version one)
This was set as a challenge for me about starting with the Pharaoh's next to each other. I found this a good set up and it was the best of two set ups. I hope you enjoy this one too.
Ay (version two)
Here is the same name but a different set
up configuration, let me know which you like best.
A new set up by Jeff Calhoun has been discovered on the board game
geek. His set up is called Sphinx and uses the Eye Of Horus, two
single Obelisks and one stacked around the Pharaoh. We bring it here for
you to look at and use. Please note that the Red missing Pyramids (2 of them)
should be in the same position as the silver, that is in front of the single
Obelisks, side by side of the Stacked Obelisk and diagonally to the Pharaoh.
This is a Hard set up with good defence and attack.
