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The Object O

Card by card, you and your clan work together to create a path through the forest. Along the way, trolls will block your

path and traps will make you lose cards from your hands. To overcome the obstacles you will encounter, you’ll need to

collect and employ the right tools. The goal is to move your dwarves along the paths to reach the four mines and claim

the treasures they contain. At the end of the round, you’ll split the spoils with your teammates. But beware, although

each member of your clan gets a fair share, there are dwarves who only work for themselves or for the other clan!

The player who collects the most valuable treasures (and the most victory points) over two rounds wins the game.

Step 2. Move Your Dwarf

After you have played or discarded cards, you move your dwarf . You may up to 3 cards

can only move your dwarf along existing pathways.

Example: After you have played a card, move your blue dwarf 3 cards along the path.

These special cases can affect how you move your dwarf:

If your dwarf begins a turn on a card with a campfire, you may move it spaces on this turn.up to 5

You can‘t land on or cross path cards with an obstacle that has not yet been overcome (with a tool).

Rocks and obstacles that have been overcome can be occupied by only 1 dwarf at a time. A second dwarf may

neither land on this card nor pass through it if there is another dwarf on it.

A troll blocks the path it is on. You can‘t move onto or off of a card through the path connection the troll is on.

If you move your dwarf over a trap, you lose 1 card from your hand. The player to your left picks any immediately

card from your hand and discards it without looking at it.

Note: start If you don’t have any cards in your hand at the of your turn, you can‘t move your dwarf. You lose your

entire turn.

Mines and Treasures

If you‘re the player to move your dwarf onto a mine, turn over that mine card. Adjust it so it fits the existing first

network of paths at its location. moving and put your dwarf on the mine.Stop

Note: Sometimes, when you turn over a mine, it won‘t fit into the network of paths on all sides. In this case, adjust it so

that it can be reached through the pathway you used to get there.

There are four different mines: three containing treasures and one that‘s guarded by the dragon. The symbols on the

three treasure-filled mines match the symbols on the of the treasure cards.back

After ending your movement on a mine, take card that matches the treasure shown on that mine, if there are still any one

available. Place the treasure in front of you, face down. If you are still on the mine at the end of your next turn (because

you haven‘t moved your dwarf) take another card with this type of treasure if there are any left. If another player moves a

dwarf onto the now face-up mine, that player also collects a treasure card that matches the mine if there are any left.

Example: You move your yellow dwarf onto a face-down mine. Turn over the mine card and put it back on its space.

It‘s the gold mine, so take one golden treasure card and place it in front of yourself, face down.

The Dragon Mine

If you turn over the mine guarded by the dragon (because you were the first to get there) you take must

the dragon token and put it in front of yourself. At the end of the round, this will cost you 2 victory

points.

After that, treat this mine card just like a regular path card. From now on, all players can move through

this card without any penalty.

Step 3. Draw Cards

At the end of your turn, you draw cards if there are any left in the draw pile. If you played a path or action card must

this turn, draw 1 card from the draw pile. If you have discarded cards, draw as many cards as you discarded (1 or 2).

Note: If the draw pile runs out, don‘t draw any more cards for the rest of the round.

The End of a Round

The round ends when one of the following occurs:immediately

The draw pile has run out and none of the players have any cards left, or

All the treasures have been collected.

Note: As a group, you can all decide together that a round is finished if one or more mines can no longer be reached

and its treasures can no longer be collected.

Divvying Up the Treasures

Once the round is over, turn over your dwarf cards and reveal your identities. Then, turn over your treasures, and divide

them as follows:

Selfish dwarves get the value of any treasure they have collected themselves as victory points.

All other players get together with their clans. If there are , they join the clan for the final tally. saboteurs opposing

Add up the values of your clan’s treasures and convert them into victory points.

Divide the clan‘s victory points evenly between all (non-selfish) dwarves in that clan. If there are any victory points

left over, give them to the player who collected the single most valuable treasure. If more than one player has

collected the most valuable treasure, split the remaining victory points between those players evenly. If you still

have victory points left over, no one gets them.

If you have the you must hand in two of the victory points you collected during this round. If you only dragon token

collected one victory point (or none at all) this round, you only have to hand in one (or none).

Example:

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The two loyal yellow dwarves have

collected 8 victory points, which they

now split evenly between themselves.

 The two loyal blue dwarves and the

yellow saboteur have also

collected 8 victory points that they

split between themselves as evenly

as possible (2 each). The 2 remaining

victory points go to the yellow

saboteur, because she contributed

the single most valuable treasure,

worth 4 points. However, one of

the two loyal blue dwarves has also

picked up the dragon token. He has

to give his two victory points back.

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The blue clan‘s selfish dwarf keeps

all of her treasures for herself, and

collects 3 victory points.

A New Round Begins

Set up the second round just like the first: Re-shuffle the mines, redistribute the treasures, re-shuffle and deal out new

dwarf cards and, if necessary, give a new dwarf to each player. Shuffle all the path and action cards together, set 10 of

them aside, and finally deal 5 cards to each player (4 if there are 7–9 players).

The new round starts with the player to the left of the last player to play a card in the first round.

The End Of The Game

The game ends after the second round. The player who has collected the most victory points wins the game. If there is

a tie, all tied players are winners.

Note: Of course, you may decide to play three or more rounds if you like, in order to determine a clear winner. Each

round extends the duration of the game by about 20 minutes.

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10 Dwarf Cards

Contents

1 Game Board32 Victory Point Tokens

10 Dwarves (with Bases)

14 Forest Tokens

10 Dwarf Tokens

by Frederic Moyersoen, with illustrations by Alexander Jung

Players: 3 to 9 Ages: 10 and up Duration: about 45 minutes

Although this game is designed for ages 10 and up, the components listed in red are a choking hazard.

Please take special care to keep these components away from young children.

40 Path Cards 23 Action Cards

2 Starting Cards

12 Treasure Cards

4 Mine Cards

Gemstones Gold Silver Dragon

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1 Dragon Token

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The Dwarf Clans

In Saboteur – The Lost Mines, you are a member of one of two rival dwarf clans: the blue dwarves and the yellow dwarves.

Up to five dwarves from all of them work loyally for the benefit of their own team.

Preparation

 Place the game board on the table.

 Shuffle the 4 mines face down and put them on the mine spaces on the board, .

 Put the two on the start spaces on the board.starting cards

 Shuffle the treasures and place a number of them equal to the number of players next to the edge of the game board,

face down. Put the remaining treasures aside without looking at them: You won’t need them for the rest of the round.

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Prepare the . In a game with seven or more players you will use all of them, but in smaller games you dwarf cards

need to remove specific dwarf cards before the game:

If there are 5 or 6 players, remove from each clan.1 loyal dwarf card

If there are 3 or 4 players, remove from each clan.2 loyal dwarf cards

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Shuffle the and give one to each player. Take a good look at your card revealing it to the other dwarf cards without

players, then put it face down in front of you. The other players are allowed to know which clan you belong to at all

times (this is shown on the back of your card), but your true identity (the front of your card) until must stay secret

the end of the round. Put any remaining dwarf cards aside without looking at them.

 Pick a dwarf from your clan, put it into a base, and take the corresponding . Place your dwarf on your dwarf token

clan’s starting card on the board and put the token in front of you where everyone can see it, so they’ll know which

dwarf is yours.

 Shuffle all the and together. Take 10 cards from this pile and put them aside without looking at path action cards

them; you won’t use them in the current round. If there are 3–6 players, deal 5 face-down cards to each player for

their starting hands. If there are 7-9 players, deal 4 cards to each player. Put the remaining cards in a face-down

draw pile next to the game board. Make sure to leave enough space for a (face-down) discard pile you’re going to

create over the course of the round.

 Set the forest tokens dragon token victory point tokens, the , and the within easy reach.

How to Play

The shortest player goes first, then play passes to the left. On your turn, you must carry out the following actions in this

order:

1. Play 1 card or discard 1–2 cards (required)

2. Move your dwarf up to 3 cards (optional)

3. Draw 1 or 2 cards from the draw pile (required)

After you draw, your turn is over and the next player’s turn begins.

Important: If the draw pile runs out, skip over step 3 and don’t draw any more cards. If you don’t have any cards in your

hand at the start of your turn, you must skip your turns for the rest of the round.

Step 1. Play Cards

At the start of your turn, you play 1 card or discard 1 or 2 cards from your hand. Choose one of the following must

options:

A – Play 1 path card on the game board

B – Play 1 action card, or

C – Discard 1 or 2 cards

A – Play 1 path card on the game board

The path cards are used to build pathways from the starting cards to the mines on the

game board. If you choose to play a path card, you must place it next to one of the

starting cards, a previously played path card, or a face-up mine paths (see page 5). All

shown on the sides of the new card must connect to the paths on previously played path

cards on all sides where they touch. Also, every card you play must extend an already

existing path.

Note: not The card you play does necessarily have to connect to your own starting card

or your own dwarf, as long as you follow the rules above.

Examples of incorrectly placed path cards:  has not been placed next to an existing

card;  does not connect on all sides;

 does not extend an existing path.

Special Path Cards

Obstacles: Obstacles block the way. You can only move your dwarf onto or past these path

cards after someone has played the matching tool that overcomes the obstacle.

There are three types of obstacles: tree trunks, lakes, and ditches.

B – Play 1 action card

Action cards allow you to overcome obstacles, gain secret information, set traps, attract trolls, or remove path cards and

forest tokens from the game board.

Action Cards With Tools

Each of the three kinds of obstacles can be overcome with its own special tool. You can only play a tool if the

corresponding obstacle has already been placed on the game board. When you play a tool, show the card to the other

players, then put it face down on the discard pile. Take the matching forest token from the supply and put in on top of

the obstacle. That obstacle has been overcome, and the path card can be used by all dwarves from now on.

Note: After an obstacle has been overcome, only 1 dwarf at a time can occupy that card, and an occupied obstacle card

cannot be passed by any other dwarves (just like a rock card).

Action Cards That Gain Information

These action cards allow you to gain information about the mines, the treasures, or the other

players. When you play one of these cards, show it to the other players and put it face down

on the discard pile. Each card gives you Pick and carry it out. Keep the two options: one

information you’ve gained to yourself and don’t reveal it to the other players!

Action Cards With Events

When you play a action card, show it to the other players and put it face down on the discard pile. “trap”

Take the corresponding forest token and place it …“trap”

on a path connecting two cards already on the game board, or

on the open end of a path (i.e., the path that connects a path card to the unused area of the game

board).

Whenever your dwarf moves past a trap, you immediately lose one card from your hand. The player on

your left picks a card from your hand and puts it onto the discard pile, face down, without looking at it.

You may not replace lost cards, so you must play with one card less for the rest of the round.

When you play a action card, place it in front of you, face up. Take the corresponding forest “troll” “troll”

token and place it …

on a path connecting two cards already on the game board, or

on the open end of a path (i.e., the path connecting a path card to the unused area of the game

board).

The troll blocks this section of the path for all dwarves until it‘s your turn again. At the start of your next

turn, remove the troll and put the action card face down on the discard pile.

Some examples of the correct

placement of traps and trolls.

Note: If a trap or a troll covers the open end of a path, you may still add path cards there

in order to extend the path.

When you play a action card, show it to the other players and put it face down on the “thunderstorm”

discard pile. Then, remove from the game board. any one path card that does not have a dwarf on it

If there is a tool (axe, boat, or rope) on the card, remove it as well. Put the card you‘ve removed on the

discard pile, face down. Remove a trap or a troll token as well, but only if it is now lying on two empty

spaces of the game board (after you remove the path card).

Important: cannot You use a thunderstorm to remove a starting card or mine.

C – Discard 1 or 2 cards

If you can‘t play a card for action A or B, or if you not to, you discard from your hand instead. choose must 1 or 2 cards

Put the discarded cards on the , face down.discard pile

The Dwarf Clans Loyal Dwarve

Rocks: Rocks are bottlenecks. Only 1 dwarf

may stand on a card with a rock at any

time, and an occupied rock cannot be

passed by any other dwarf.

Campfire: If you start your turn on a

campfire card, you can move up to

5 cards that turn (instead of up to 3

cards—see page 5, “Step 2. Move Your

Dwarf”).

Secretly look at a that hasn’t been mine

revealed yet. Then put the mine back in its

place, face down.

Secretly look at a that hasn’t been treasure

collected yet. Then put the treasure back in its

place, face down.

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Up to three will work for each clan loyal dwarves

unconditionally. Every treasure they find goes into the

same pool at the end of the round and they rely on

their companions for help.

Secretly look at another player’s dwarf card.

Then put the dwarf card back in its place,

face down.

Setup for

6 players

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Axe    Tree Trunk Boat Lake Rope Ditch

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Each team has one . These selfish dwarf

dwarves work only for themselves, and

keep any treasure they find at the end

of the round. However, they get don’t

a share of the treasures the other

members of their clan collect.

ach team has one saboteur. Saboteurs

nly pretend to work for their own clan,

while secretly furthering the aims of the

val clan! Any treasures they find go

nto the other clan’s pool—and they get

heir share from the other clan, too.

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Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Amigo
Kategori:	Brætspil
Model:	Saboteur the lost mines
Antal pr. pakke:	1 stk
Produkttype:	Brætspil
Understøttelse af sprog:	Engelsk
Pakketype:	Kasse
Anbefalet alder (min.):	10 År
Maksimalt antal spillere:	9
Minimum antal spillere:	3
Genre:	Familie
Foreslået køn:	Ethvert køn
Spilletid:	45 min.
Anbefalet alder:	Voksen & barn
Ikke for børn fra 0-3 år:	Ja
Familiespil:	Ja
Spilletilstande:	Multiplayer