Crime Story: Munich Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Setup
• Gameplay
• End of the Game
• Notes

Setup

Place the card deck, unshuffled, in the middle of the table. Have paper and a pen ready in case you want to take notes. As soon as you have finished reading the instructions, place the timeline (on the reverse side of the rules sheet) next to the deck and place the investigator on the starting space of the timeline.

Gameplay

1. Now take the first card, turn it over and read the text aloud.

   When you see this symbol (a number in an arrow) on a card, you immediately take the matching card from the deck and may read it right away. Take the card with the number shown, and then any further card it points to, immediately and read the text aloud.

2. On the card you have just read you see several leads. From now on you must always decide on one lead. Cards you have received once, you keep for the entire game – so you can also choose further leads from these cards later, if you wish.

   Note when choosing leads:

   A lead is shown as a text line, with a time frame printed below it, a card number and a duration.

   • The card number: take this card from the deck and read it.
   • The time frame: you can only choose this lead if the investigator is currently within this time frame.
   • The duration: move the investigator that many minutes further along the timeline as indicated.

   Further rules:

   • You may not choose a lead with which the investigator would move beyond the last space of the timeline.
   • For leads with a time restriction, only the space on which the investigator is currently standing counts. If the investigator is currently on a given space and the lead shows a time frame that includes it, you may choose this lead (regardless of how long it takes to follow this lead).

3. From now on you are on your own! Always decide, after you have completely dealt with a card, which lead you want to follow next.

4. Whenever the investigator lands on a space like this (a space showing a time, with a card number) or jumps over it, you immediately take the depicted card and may read it. You may read this card without having to move the investigator. If you receive several cards at the same time, you decide yourselves in which order you want to read them.

End of the Game

The game ends either as soon as the investigator has arrived at the last space of the timeline, or you wish to solve the case voluntarily. You receive no bonus for solving the case earlier – so take your time!

Then take the solution card. There you will be asked questions about the case and some background information. As soon as you have answered the questions, you can check your answers with the help of the solution. The more questions you can answer correctly, the better!

Now turn the rules sheet over. On the reverse you will find an overview of the suspects.

Notes

• The Munich case's own card numbers, timeline times, leads and solution are not reproduced here, since the Munich rules sheet was not available. Where the shared procedure refers to a specific number, time or card, the Munich instructions give the case's own values.