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Ch huang d'an 3 Eos 2015 da 23:18

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	== Game Structure ==		== Game Structure ==
	The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.		The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.


	== Classic Mode ==		== Classic Mode ==
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	If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.		If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.


	== Standard Mode ==		== Standard Mode ==

Ch huang d'an 3 Eos 2015 da 23:17

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	== Shift Action ==		== Shift Action ==
	~~Example of shifting a column down. The suspect who ‘falls off’ goes into the new empty slot.~~

	Both players have the ability to shift. To do so, select any row or column on the board You do not have to be in it or near the chosen row or column.		Both players have the ability to shift. To do so, select any row or column on the board You do not have to be in it or near the chosen row or column.

Ch huang d'an 3 Eos 2015 da 23:15

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	= Game Structure =		== Game Structure ==
	The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.		The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.

	= Classic Mode =		== Classic Mode ==

	== ~~FIRST TURN~~ – ~~KILLER~~ ==		== First Turn – Killer ==
	On the first turn, the Killer must make a Kill action. To do this, he chooses one of the suspect cards on the board adjacent (either on the sides or the diagonals) to his secret identity, and turns that card face-down, to its deceased side.		On the first turn, the Killer must make a Kill action. To do this, he chooses one of the suspect cards on the board adjacent (either on the sides or the diagonals) to his secret identity, and turns that card face-down, to its deceased side.


	== ~~FIRST TURN~~ – ~~INSPECTOR~~ ==		== First Turn – Inspector ==
	The Inspector must now select one of the 4 cards from his hand to be his secret identity. He sets that card face-down in front of him. He loses if this person is killed. The others he keeps in hand as ‘evidence cards’.		The Inspector must now select one of the 4 cards from his hand to be his secret identity. He sets that card face-down in front of him. He loses if this person is killed. The others he keeps in hand as ‘evidence cards’.


	== ~~LATER TURNS~~ – ~~KILLER~~ ==		== Later Turns – Killer ==
	On each turn, the Killer must choose one of the following 3 actions and perform it.		On each turn, the Killer must choose one of the following 3 actions and perform it.

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	== ~~LATER TURNS~~ – ~~INSPECTOR~~ ==		== Later Turns – Inspector ==
	On each turn, the Inspector must choose one of the following 3 actions and perform it.		On each turn, the Inspector must choose one of the following 3 actions and perform it.

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	== ~~SHIFT ACTION~~ ==		== Shift Action ==
	Example of shifting a column down. The suspect who ‘falls off’ goes into the new empty slot.		Example of shifting a column down. The suspect who ‘falls off’ goes into the new empty slot.

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	== ~~KILL ACTION~~ ==		== Kill Action ==
	The Killer can kill a suspect just like he did on the first turn. He just picks a suspect who is adjacent to his character on the board, and turns that suspect to its deceased side. Since the Inspector is now one of the suspects, if the Inspector is killed, he reveals his identity and the killer wins! Otherwise, play continues.		The Killer can kill a suspect just like he did on the first turn. He just picks a suspect who is adjacent to his character on the board, and turns that suspect to its deceased side. Since the Inspector is now one of the suspects, if the Inspector is killed, he reveals his identity and the killer wins! Otherwise, play continues.


	== ~~ARREST ACTION~~ ==		== Arrest Action ==
	The Inspector can arrest a suspect whom he is adjacent to on the board. He may even arrest himself to throw off suspicion. He simply points at the suspect and asks the killer “Are you [name]?” If the killer is the named suspect, the Inspector wins! Otherwise, play continues.		The Inspector can arrest a suspect whom he is adjacent to on the board. He may even arrest himself to throw off suspicion. He simply points at the suspect and asks the killer “Are you [name]?” If the killer is the named suspect, the Inspector wins! Otherwise, play continues.


	== ~~DISGUISE ACTION~~ ==		== Disguise Action ==
	The Killer can disguise himself to throw the Inspector off his trail. To do this, he draws a card from the top of the Evidence Deck, and then secretly checks to see if that character is still live on the board.		The Killer can disguise himself to throw the Inspector off his trail. To do this, he draws a card from the top of the Evidence Deck, and then secretly checks to see if that character is still live on the board.

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	== ~~EXONERATE ACTION~~ ==		== Exonerate Action ==
	The Inspector draws one card from the Evidence Deck into his evidence hand. He must then discard a card from his hand face-up beside the board (if the discarded suspect is still live, it is easier to place the innocent card over top of their suspect card on the board).		The Inspector draws one card from the Evidence Deck into his evidence hand. He must then discard a card from his hand face-up beside the board (if the discarded suspect is still live, it is easier to place the innocent card over top of their suspect card on the board).

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	== ~~OTHER RULES~~ ==		== Other Rules ==
	If the Evidence Deck is exhausted, the Disguise and Exonerate actions are no longer available.		If the Evidence Deck is exhausted, the Disguise and Exonerate actions are no longer available.

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	If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.		If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.

	= Standard Mode =		== Standard Mode ==
	In Standard Mode, when you disguise or exonorate, you put the innocent card you discard down onto the board, face-up, covering the existing suspect. If the suspect is already deceased, then don't do this.		In Standard Mode, when you disguise or exonorate, you put the innocent card you discard down onto the board, face-up, covering the existing suspect. If the suspect is already deceased, then don't do this.

Ch huang d'an 3 Eos 2015 da 23:12

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	= ~~GAME STRUCTURE~~ =		= Game Structure =
	The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.		The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.

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	If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.		If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.

			= Standard Mode =
			In Standard Mode, when you disguise or exonorate, you put the innocent card you discard down onto the board, face-up, covering the existing suspect. If the suspect is already deceased, then don't do this.

			If you Exonorate (whether you place the suspect or not), you canvas the area around that suspect for the killer.

			If you kill a suspect marked as innocent, you get to canvas the area around that suspect for the inspector.

Ch huang: Classic Mode Rule

2015-08-03T23:07:55Z

Classic Mode Rule

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= GAME STRUCTURE =
The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.

= Classic Mode =

== FIRST TURN – KILLER ==
On the first turn, the Killer must make a Kill action. To do this, he chooses one of the suspect cards on the board adjacent (either on the sides or the diagonals) to his secret identity, and turns that card face-down, to its deceased side.

== FIRST TURN – INSPECTOR ==
The Inspector must now select one of the 4 cards from his hand to be his secret identity. He sets that card face-down in front of him. He loses if this person is killed. The others he keeps in hand as ‘evidence cards’.

== LATER TURNS – KILLER ==
On each turn, the Killer must choose one of the following 3 actions and perform it.

'''Shift''' a row or column

'''Kill''' an adjacent suspect

'''Disguise''' himself (or attempt to)

== LATER TURNS – INSPECTOR ==
On each turn, the Inspector must choose one of the following 3 actions and perform it.

'''Shift''' a row or column

'''Arrest''' an adjacent suspect or yourself

'''Exonerate''' a suspect from the deck

== SHIFT ACTION ==
Example of shifting a column down. The suspect who ‘falls off’ goes into the new empty slot.

Both players have the ability to shift. To do so, select any row or column on the board You do not have to be in it or near the chosen row or column.

Move all cards in the column vertically up or down, or move all cards in the row left or right. This will cause one card to ‘fall off’ the edge of the board. Place the card that falls off onto the new empty space on the other side.

NOTE: You cannot use your shift to ‘undo’ the previous player’s shift. For example, if a player shifts a row right, the next move cannot be to shift that same row left.

== KILL ACTION ==
The Killer can kill a suspect just like he did on the first turn. He just picks a suspect who is adjacent to his character on the board, and turns that suspect to its deceased side. Since the Inspector is now one of the suspects, if the Inspector is killed, he reveals his identity and the killer wins! Otherwise, play continues.

== ARREST ACTION ==
The Inspector can arrest a suspect whom he is adjacent to on the board. He may even arrest himself to throw off suspicion. He simply points at the suspect and asks the killer “Are you [name]?” If the killer is the named suspect, the Inspector wins! Otherwise, play continues.

== DISGUISE ACTION ==
The Killer can disguise himself to throw the Inspector off his trail. To do this, he draws a card from the top of the Evidence Deck, and then secretly checks to see if that character is still live on the board.

If it is still alive, he discards his current identity and turns that card to its deceased side, then places the card he drew face-down in front of him. It is his new secret identity.

If the suspect is deceased, he simply discards the card face up, and retains his old identity. His turn is over either way.

== EXONERATE ACTION ==
The Inspector draws one card from the Evidence Deck into his evidence hand. He must then discard a card from his hand face-up beside the board (if the discarded suspect is still live, it is easier to place the innocent card over top of their suspect card on the board).

After Exonerating, the Inspector’s turn is over, and he should have 3 cards in his evidence hand.

== OTHER RULES ==
If the Evidence Deck is exhausted, the Disguise and Exonerate actions are no longer available.

If an entire row or column of suspects are deceased, that row or column is removed, and the board shrinks.

If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.