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Move to adjacent circle
Jack moves from the last recorded numbered circle to an adjacent numbered circle following black dotted lines
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Record movement
Write the destination circle number on the movement sheet in the next empty space to the right
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Advance tracker
Move the black figure on the movement tracking strip to the next position corresponding to the current move number
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Movement restrictions
Jack must move every turn (cannot stay on the same circle for two consecutive turns) and cannot pass through a crossing occupied by an investigator figure unless using a Coach
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Use special movement
Instead of normal movement, Jack may use one blue special movement tile (Coach, Alley, or Boat)
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Announce discovery
If Jack reaches a new discovery site, announce this at the end of the turn after Phase 3
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Discuss strategy
Investigators may consult together before moving
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Move in priority order
Move figures in priority order: yellow (1), then blue (2), then red (3)
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Movement allowance
Each investigator figure may move 0, 1, or 2 crossings following dotted lines
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Passing through
Investigators may pass through other figures but cannot end movement on a crossing occupied by another investigator
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Choose one action
Each investigator figure must choose to either search for clues OR execute an arrest (not both)
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Action range
The action range includes all numbered circles adjacent to the figure's crossing (connected by dotted line)
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Announce circles
Declare numbered circles one at a time in any order where the figure wishes to investigate
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Jack checks sheet
Jack checks if each announced number appears anywhere on the movement sheet for the current round
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Mark clue found
If found, Jack places a yellow clue marker on that circle and the searching action ends immediately
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Continue if not found
If not found, the investigator may continue checking other adjacent circles until a clue is found or all adjacent locations are checked
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Declare one circle
Announce the number of one (and only one) adjacent circle, hoping to arrest Jack
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Jack verifies position
Jack checks if the announced number matches Jack's current position (last number written in the current round's row)
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Arrest outcome
If the numbers match, Jack is arrested and loses; if not, Jack provides no additional information
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Coach (2 available)
Move two adjacent numbered circles at once (double movement); can pass through crossings with investigator figures; both circles must be different from each other and from the starting circle; write both numbers in order on the movement sheet
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Alley (2 available)
Cut through a city block (area completely surrounded by black dotted lines containing no blue numbered circles) to move from one circle to another within the same block
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Boat (2 available)
Move from one blue numbered circle to another blue numbered circle within the same water block (area surrounded by black and blue dotted lines containing blue numbered circles)
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Tile placement
When using a special movement tile, place it face-up next to the movement tracking strip aligned with the move numbers used
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Usage limit
Each special movement tile can only be used once per game
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Discovery restriction
Special movement tiles cannot be used to reach a discovery site
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Jack announces discovery
After Phase 3, if Jack reached a discovery site and wasn't arrested, announce reaching a new discovery site
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Place red marker
Place a red discovery marker on the corresponding white numbered circle
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Reset for new round
Return Jack's black figure to the "0" position, remove all yellow clue markers from the board (red markers stay), and discard special movement tiles used in the previous round
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Record new starting position
Write the discovery site number in the grey space of the next row on the movement sheet
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Begin new round
Start the new round with Phase 1
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