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| Role Playing Adventure in Ancient Egypt | |
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Cover of The Valley of the Pharaohs boxed game set, art design by Kevin Siembieda | |
| Designers | Matthew Balent |
| Illustrators | Kevin Siembieda, Mary Walsh |
| Publishers | Palladium Books |
| Publication | September 1983 |
| Years active | 1983–1985 |
| Genres | Historical fantasy |
| Languages | English |
The Valley of the Pharaohs is a role-playing game written by Matthew Balent and published by Palladium Books in September 1983. Released several years before Palladium established the Megaversal system, uniting all of its game lines under a single ruleset, the mechanics of Valley of the Pharaohs differ in many respects from the one currently used in Palladium role-playing games. It has been out of print for more than 30 years.