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How does F. Antoine Larocque let your Scout pass other Scouts when you move with several activations?
The card text and its worked example give the jump, and players agree that the once-only clause means extra Strength adds nothing.
- Lewis & Clark: The Expedition rulebook · Rulebook · The Encountered Characters
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With Larocque face-up in your Playing Area, you jump over opposing Scouts in your way without counting their spaces. For example, two Scouts in the way on a 4-space move means you end up 6 spaces ahead. The effect applies only once, so giving Larocque more Strength does not multiply the jump.
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