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Dungeon

When a thief is caught and thrown into the dungeon, he

must lose 1 jewel (if able). If he has the Emperors’ Jewel,

he places it on the imperial guardhouse (see p. 16) in his

district or on his space, if he is still inside the Palace.

If he does not have the Emperors’ Jewel, he returns his

cheapest jewel to the common pool. Then, the thief

discards 1 general action card from his hand (if able) and

repositions his gure to the dungeon in his district. If

he was caught in the Palace, he draws 1 district card - it

indicates the dungeon, where he should place his gure.

Then he returns the card to the district deck and shufes

it thoroughly.

If a thief gets caught after the alarm was raised, he

always repositions his gure to the dungeon in the

district indicated by the district card next to the board

(see below).

Any thief who is caught cannot resolve any of his

remaining, declared action cards – he immediately

reveals all actions cards and sets aside all AP markers

placed on them.

As long as a thief is in the dungeon, he cannot be targeted

by any action cards or abilities. He starts the next turn

with 2 basic (blue) AP markers (instead of 10), but may

use any temporary AP markers or city tokens providing

additional AP that he gained during the game. The rst

action that must be resolved by the thief is Move, with

which he escapes from the dungeon. Additionally, any

thief escaping from the dungeon is hidden until the end

of the current turn.

Actions of the city GuArd

Common Guards and veteran Captains are living obstacles on

the path to the ultimate success of all thieves. The former are

present on the board from the beginning of the game, while the

latter appear once the Emperors’ Jewel is stolen and the alarm is

raised. Members of the city guard are not directly controlled by

any player, although the rst thief might have a small inuence

on their behavior. All information about guards and captains

can be found on the city guard sheet.

Guards and captains do not use action cards. Initiative

determined in the Event Phase by rolling 1 or 2 dice informs

when they can act during the current turn. The rolled result is

treated as if it was a certain number of AP markers placed on

an action card. The difference is that all guards and captains

on the board act simultaneously in two stages: rst they try to

detect thieves based on their Vigilance value, then they move

up to their Move value toward any detected targets in order to

catch them. Any initiative ties are broken in favor of thieves

while the city guard sheet indicates Calm and in favor of the

city guard once it indicates Alarm.

Detecting ieves

Under normal circumstances guards and captains stay on

their spaces until they detect a thief. Vigilance of a guard or

a captain determines whether he manages to do it as its value

is equivalent to the number of spaces, within which he can

“hear” a thief. Any thief who is hidden thanks to some effect

(e.g., a Reective Clock action card) completely avoids detection.

A given guard or captain can detect any number of thieves, but

will only move toward one of them.

Example: Vigilance of a guard is 4. There are two thieves 2 spaces

away from him: Jasmine and Zain who is hidden thanks to Reective

Cloak resolved earlier during the turn. As the guard cannot detect

Zain, he detects Jasmine.

Catching ieves

When a guard or captain succeeds at

detecting a thief, he immediately attempts

to catch him. In order to do this he moves

toward this thief taking the shortest path.

He moves a number of spaces up to his

move value and if he enters a space with a

thief who is not hidden, he automatically

stops and catches this thief even if

continuing movement would mean catching another thief.

The thief who is caught is thrown into a dungeon (see below).

Because vigilance of guards and captains is basically higher

than their move, detecting a thief does not guarantee catching

him – it just results in moving toward such thief.

Dungeon

City Guard Sheet Overview

1. Initiative Rules: They inform how many dice to roll

and how to break initiative ties between the city guard

and the thieves.

2. Attributes of Guards: Vigilance informs about the

maximum distance (counted in spaces), within which

a guard may detect thieves and Move tells up to how

many spaces a guard moves toward a detected thief.

3. Attributes of Captains: Vigilance and Move values

pertaining to captains.

City guard sheet - front (Calm) and back (Alarm)

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