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Score Items
Landing on a space marked with an “S” allows you to draw a card from the Score pile and placed before you. The double “S” spaces allow you to draw 2 cards and the triple “S” space allows you to draw 3 cards.
The items you collect represent the equipment you will need to open the safe and deal with any potential problems you will encounter along the way.
Some items are stand-alone such as the blueprint which prevents you from getting lost or the code that deactivates the alarm.
Others work in pairs like the gloves that keep you from leaving fingerprints for a detective to find or batteries for your flashlight that allows you to counter your fear of the dark.
You’ll need at least one complete set of safe-cracking tools before you can even enter the Bank. These come in sets of 3 allowing you to cut your way into the safe using a blow torch, or drill out the lock mechanism or split it wide open with plastic explosives.
You can only have 10 active items at any time. These are arranged face-up and represent what you have in your possession while moving around the board.
Extra items are set aside in a pile face-down and represent the stash you have at Home. A player’s stash can only be accessed by landing on the Home space. They become available for trade when landing on the Pawn Shop space.
If the Score pile becomes depleted, shuffle the cards from the Pawn Shop, leave 10 behind and return the rest to the Score card space.
The items you collect represent the equipment you will need to open the safe and deal with any potential problems you will encounter along the way.
Some items are stand-alone such as the blueprint which prevents you from getting lost or the code that deactivates the alarm.
Others work in pairs like the gloves that keep you from leaving fingerprints for a detective to find or batteries for your flashlight that allows you to counter your fear of the dark.
You’ll need at least one complete set of safe-cracking tools before you can even enter the Bank. These come in sets of 3 allowing you to cut your way into the safe using a blow torch, or drill out the lock mechanism or split it wide open with plastic explosives.
You can only have 10 active items at any time. These are arranged face-up and represent what you have in your possession while moving around the board.
Extra items are set aside in a pile face-down and represent the stash you have at Home. A player’s stash can only be accessed by landing on the Home space. They become available for trade when landing on the Pawn Shop space.
If the Score pile becomes depleted, shuffle the cards from the Pawn Shop, leave 10 behind and return the rest to the Score card space.
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| StarHopper | Lucky Horseshoe Symbol | 0 | Aug 15 2008, 10:22 AM EDT by StarHopper | ||
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I'm thinking that a Horseshoe could be used instead of the "S" on the board as well as the back of the Score cards.
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