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Rules for Whitehall Mystery Whitehall Mystery Gabriele Mari Gianluca Santopietro ™ Mystery Rulebook - 1 - Whitehall Mystery GAME DESIGN Gabriele Mari and Gianluca Santopietro HISTORICAL RESEARCH A New Horror in London Gabriele Mari -- It was just past three o'clock in the afternoon. I had gone down to the DEVELOPMENT e-Nigma.it basement to look for some boards, and I immediately noticed the package: EDITING roughly two by three feet, wrapped up in paper. What the devil was it? I Gabriele Mari for e-Nigma.it unwrapped it to find black fabric underneath. A petticoat? Even before I saw ART DIRECTION what was inside, the stench that had been unleashed explained everything. Gianluca Santopietro for e-Nigma.it -- Frederick Wildborn, carpenter ARTWORK Gianluca Santopietro (cover) On October 2nd, 1888, the severed torso of a woman was found during the Alan D'Amico construction of the new Metropolitan Police headquarters near Whitehall. GRAPHIC DESIGN -- The remains are in an advanced state of decomposition. After a thorough Demis Savini for e-Nigma.it examination of the skin, I can state that there are wounds. I can exclude the SCULPTURES possibility that the woman died due to suffocation or drowning. The amputa- Alan D'Amico for Orco Nero tion of the limbs was performed with precise cuts indicating good knowledge PLAYTESTING Livio Valentini (head), Francesco Villani, Monica of human anatomy. All cuts appear to have been made after death. The torso Socci, Maria Vittoria Pieri, Leexena Frantini, seems to be a perfect match for the arm which was found last month. Enrico De Cono, Salvatore Gualtieri, Matteo -- Thomas Bond, surgeon Pironi, the players of La Ludoteca dei Cacciatori di Teste, the players of IdeaG Costa Est 2015. On September 11th, 1888, a severed right arm had been found on the muddy COLLABORATORS shore of the Thames near Pimlico. Silvia Niccolini and Gregorio Pampaloni for their -- And now everyone is speculating as to whether the shadow of Jack wonderful photos, Orco Nero for their magnifcent sculptures. the Ripper lurks behind this mysterious Whitehall murder. I think that if all PRODUCTION gentlemen like myself wasted a little less time on the newspapers' fabrications Giacomo Santopietro for Sir Chester Cobblepot and instead rolled up their sleeves, we would live in a better city. We don't Giuliana Santamaria for Giochi Uniti srl need heroes: we just need good legs and my faithful Smoker's nose. Molly Glover for Fantasy Flight Games -- Jasper T.C. Waring, journalist © 2016 Tiopi srl. Whitehall Mystery, Letters from Whitechapel, and Sir Chester Cobblepot are trademarks of Tiopi srl. Fantasy The press is trying to connect the events with the Whitechapel murders, but Flight Games and the FFG logo are registered trademarks of Fantasy Flight Games. Whitehall Mystery is distributed the police deny that there is any connection. There is another murderer roaming worldwide in the English language by Fantasy Flight Games. Fantasy Flight Games, 1995 West County Road B2, Roseville, free, amusing himself by scattering the pieces of a poor woman around the city MN 55113, USA, 651-639-1905. Actual components may vary from those shown. Made in China. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT A of London like some macabre treasure hunt. On October 18th, Mr. Waring, TOY. NOT INTENDED FOR USE OF PERSONS 13 YEARS with the assistance of his dog, Smoker, found the left leg. OF AGE OR YOUNGER. -- Jack or not, we will find this murderer. It is a stain on the honour of the police: it would be a terrible irony for the new Scotland Yard to be built on the very site of an unsolved murder ... FantasyFlightGames.com SirChesterCobblepot.com GiochiUniti.it -- Arthur Ferris, sergeant, Metropolitan Police The victim's head and other limbs were never found. Her identity, along with WARNING: Contains small parts which could represent a choking hazard. that of the murderer, would remain unknown. The events would go down in history as the Whitehall Mystery. - 2 - Whitehall Mystery 9 THE DESIGNERS ™ Born in 1973 in Ravenna (Italy), Gabriele Mari, in addition to being an educator for people with autism and psychological disorders, is a game designer and copywriter. Other games he designed are Garibaldi™ Whitehall Mystery™ is a refned game of deduction and bluffng set La Trafla and in 1888, in the London of Jack the Ripper. It is a game for two to four Mister X™ Flucht players, age 14 or older. Durch Europa. Mari G. Born in 1962 in Ravenna 9 Goal of the Game 9 (Italy), Gianluca Santopietro is a game designer, graphic Scotland Yard is hot on the heels of another serial killer, right when designer, art director, developer, Jack the Ripper is active! In the tight network of streets and alleyways, a and playtester. His frst game published hunt for a new and mysterious murderer begins. was Sì, Oscuro Padrino™, followed by The Jack player wins the game if he is able to complete his crime MotoGrandPrix™, Prodigy™ GameCards, without being caught. The Investigator players play together, and they ™ win when one of them captures Jack. Collapsible D The Final Minutes of the Titanic and, 9 Contents of the Box 9 together with Andrea Santopietro G. This box contains: Chiarvesio, Kingsport Festival™. – This rulebook; – 1 game board representing London's Whitehall district circa 1888; Gabriele Mari and Gianluca – 1 die-cut punchboard containing: Santopietro also worked together on Letters from Whitechapel™ and – 6 blue Special Movement tiles (2 Coach, 2 Alley, and 2 Boat); Whitechapel™ Dear Boss. – 4 black tiles (3 Investigator and 1 Smoker); – 3 plastic Investigator fgures (1 each of yellow, blue, and red); – 1 black plastic Jack fgure; 9 – 1 Jack screen; – 1 pad of 30 Jack move track sheets; – 15 transparent yellow plastic Clue markers; – 4 transparent red plastic Discovery Location markers. - 3 - Ã Whitehall Mystery Game board Black numbered circle: Jack cannot choose these as Discovery Locations White numbered circle Black dotted line Grid reference Blue numbered circle: Jack cannot choose these as Discovery Locations Crossing Yellow-bordered Crossing: these are deployment points for the Investigator fgures Blue dotted line: These lines cannot be travelled; they mark the perimeter Yellow Clue counter of some block of water Example of block of houses: Circles 126, 129, 141, 142, 164, 165 Example of a block of water: and 181 are part of the same block; The white circles 136, 137, 139, Jack can use the Alley to move 156 and 159, and the blue circles between any two of these circles River Thames 138, 157, 158 and 160 form a water block, but Jack can only use the Boat to move between the four blue circles Red Discovery Location marker Coinciding symbols Special Movement tile played next to the move track with the coinciding symbols Move Track - 4 - Whitehall Mystery Preparing the Game 9 's Place the game board Jack places the black COMPONENTS representing Whitehall at the fgure on position "0" time of Jack the Ripper at the center (red) of the move track. of the table. It is marked with 189 numbered circles linked together Clue Discovery Markers by dotted lines. (15) Location (4) During play, everyone moves Jack secretly chooses along the black dotted lines 4 white circles on the that represent London streets: game board, each of which must Figures belong to a different grid square (bA, Jack Investigator aA, aB and bB); he notes their numbers (1) (3) at the top of the move track sheet. Jack moves stealthily between These are the Discovery Locations. numbered circles, regardless of color Tiles (black, white, or blue). Jack collects the red Discovery Location Special markers and the yellow Clue markers, Movement as well as the blue Special Movement (6) The three Investigators move Jack screen between Crossings (without worrying tiles. about whether the Crossings have yellow borders or not). All the black tiles are Investigator (4) distributed by Investigator Jack move track One player becomes Jack (the color, as evenly as possible, to the sheets most experienced player is Investigator players. All three colors (pad of 30 sheets) Map recommended). The other players are always in play. The colors of the become the Investigators. The Investigators link the players to one or Investigators always work together. more fgures. If there are fewer than They distribute the 3 colored fgures four players, someone will control (yellow, blue, and red) among more than one Investigator. themselves in any way they agree on. Top of the sheet The Investigator players Jack takes a fresh move place all their fgures in (*) Jack's screen with a move track track sheet from the pad play, each on a different yellow- sheet inserted correctly * and places it behind his Jack screen . bordered Crossing of their choice. He will also need a pencil (not included). The game begins! 9 - 5 - Whitehall Mystery Color Investigator 9 How to Play 9 Once the game has been set up, Jack must secretly choose his starting point; this must be one of the four white numbered circles he has Priority marked at the top of his sheet as Discovery Locations. Jack then positions one red Discovery Location marker on that circle to tell the Investigators where his fight begins. Then, Jack notes that number in the grey box under the "0" on the frst line of his sheet. Jack's objective is to reach all the other Discovery Locations while escaping arrest by the Investigators. The game is played over three rounds. In each round, Jack can make a Optional rules to help Investigators Figure maximum of ffteen moves, one per turn. Each turn is divided into three phases, one for Jack and two for the investigators: 9 The HUNT BLACK 1 Jack: Escape in the Night INVESTIGATOR TILES 2 Investigators: Hunting the Monster Each Investigator is represented by a colored fgure 3 Investigators: Clues and Suspicion and its corresponding tile.
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