FIRST READ the INTRO Sheet Matching Key

Detectives, there are three murder cases for you to solve, so better get to work! Gather your friends, prepare notebooks, pencils, coffee and doughnuts, and lead your Investigation Team! In order to solve the case, you’ll need to write down your clues, connect the facts, and avoid following false leads. Stay focused and don’t let the murderers slip away! Don’t play a Detective. Be one!

Welcome, Detectives

In DETECTIVE: SEASON ONE, you are part of an investigative team and ▶ CAST A WIDE NET must gather information, collect ▶ SOLVING THE CASE evidence, and follow leads in order You begin each Case with a few Further WITHOUT THE FULL DECK to solve a case. At the end of the Leads and clues to get you started. Consider following each of these Leads Each case has many possible paths to game, you answer questions to before deciding to investigate further down completion. Due to time constraints, you gain victory points and win or lose any particular path. Following a few Leads will never see every card in a Case or the game based on the number of based on a variety of clues to build a wider discover every clue. In fact, the average victory points you earn. picture of what’s going on is often MUCH number of cards drawn in each case is better than focusing on a single Lead. about a dozen! After finishing a Case, don’t ▶ TEAMWORK be disappointed that you didn’t make it Melody Inc. + Russ & Sons home at through the entire deck. This is a game 10 pm? One of them has to lie!!! Detective is a cooperative game. All players Missing discs. of deduction. Ultimately, what matters caution: FIRST READ THE INTRO sheet Matching key. share Skill tokens most is how you piece together the clues in a common Token Where were pool and use a Time marker the Simmons? you discover, not the number of clues you Cellar Roof passing of time when resolving Actions. to track We the discover. Another one! use the word “you” to represent the entire Who is this guy? Call the architects. Something’s wrong! Ritchie @ PD team. You must examine the clues together, We owe him!!! THERE IS NO “YOU WON” CARD as a team. ▶ Grandfather’s? Check for entrances! I don’t buy it! Seen: Detective is not a “choose your own 3 bodies 8 am - 4 pm 2 sections only! 8 am - 12 am adventure” game. There is no single card ▶ ONE CASE, ONE DECK 10 am - 11 am 11 am - 5 pm? that makes everything click, no final Do not read pages 8-12 before you play the game. Marlon Fowles, 27 Each Case is comprised of a dedicated 24 paragraph that says you won and then card deck: 1 cover card and 23 Lead cards. sums up the entire story. You won’t get far Do not browse through this deck or shuffle ▶ NOTES by merely cycling through the deck, trying it! Draw the appropriate cards only when to draw one card after another, hoping instructed to do so. Read only the front Taking thorough notes is crucial during one last card in the chain will win you side unless instructed otherwise. Once you your Investigation. Do not hesitate to the game. It will not. The information is write down important names and details scattered among many different cards. You draw a Lead card, you discover as well as organizing the must connect the dots to build up theories you may refer information, as well as the Portraits you and find answers to your final questions. back to it at any gain in a way that makes sense to you. We The answers for the Final Report must be time during the recommend creating a mind map in which deduced from the clues you gather during game. you can connect people of interest, dates, the game. Remember—no single card will places, events, and evidence with lines to win you the game. COMPONENTS show their relation to one another.

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NATURAL BLO O D, INK, SO LID CAUSES AND TEARS ALIBI ▸ 5 CHARACTER TILES ▸ GAME BOARD ▸ 3 CASE DECKS Each case deck contains 23 lead cards and ▸ 1 INTRO SHEET/ DATABASE GUIDE 1 cover card ▸ Do not browse or read any card ▸ RULEBOOK ▸ 4 SPECIAL TOKENS Used for until instructed. various purposes described within ▸ DATABASE Police Database each case. of case documents at antaresdatabase.com.

▸ 7 SKILL TOKENS

▸ 24 PORTRAIT PICTURES Marked I, II and III for each of the Cases ▸ 1 WOODEN TIME ▸ 1 WOODEN ▸ Do not browse any Pictures until MARKER INVESTIGATORS instructed. MARKER 11 SETUP

▶ EACH TIME YOU SET UP: 2

1. Place the game board on the table within reach of all players. NATURAL 2. Take the appropriate Case deck and place it near the top edge CAUSES of the game board. 3. Open the Rulebook to the Case Essentials section of the case that you have chosen to solve: ▸ ‘Natural Causes’ you will find on page 8 1 ▸ ‘Blood, Ink, and Tears’ you will find on page 9 ▸ ‘Solid Alibi’ you will find on page 11 4. Each player chooses a Character tile. Characters do not provide any mechanical changes to the game, so choose the one you feel comfortable with. On the reverse side of the Character tiles are roles which you may roleplay during your gaming experience. 5. Have plenty of note-taking materials nearby. 6. Log into the Database website (antaresdatabase.com) and choose the Case you are playing. 7. The Case Essentials provide further instructions.

▸ You are now ready to begin! 3 Case 1 4 NATURAL CAUSES April 14th, 2019, 08:00 a.m., Richmond, VA When you enter the briefing room on the 1st floor, Delaware, your boss, is already there waiting for you. Photos and documents are already displayed on the wall monitors. The file folder’s name is Campus19. „We’ve caught another unusual case,” Delaware says when all team members are in the room. „This time the FBI contacted us.” He sees the surprise on your faces, then smiles and nods. „Interesting, right? But, first things first. Yesterday, the body of professor Calvin Higgs was found in his lab at the Biology Institute, which shares some rooms with the Forensic Science Department of Virginia Commonwealth University.” A photo of three scientists posing in a lab appears on the screens. „Higgs is the one on the right—he’s the youngest. Next to him are professor Joel Wolski and professor Zellinger. They all work at the Biology Institute. Higgs was by all accounts an outstanding scientist, as well as an FBI consultant. At first glance his death looked accidental but—due to his association with the Bureau—the FBI arranged through back channels for a detailed autopsy. It turns out that someone probably helped Higgs leave this world. The Bureau entrusted us with this case, so we better not let them down.” Delaware gives everyone a stern look. NATURAL Photos of the university campus and its neighborhood appear on the monitors. „Find out who murdered Higgs, and why. I want a preliminary report in my hands as soon as CAUSES possible. Good luck!” 5 ▶ FURTHER LEADS

▶ GOAL OF THE CASE ▸ Examine the medical examiner’s report in dissecting room #101 - Lab ▸ Find out who murdered professor Higgs and the motive ▸ Examine the crime scene #102 - Campus for the crime. ▸ Contact FBI about the nature of Higgs’ work #103 - Headquarters CASE SETUP ▶ ▸ Talk to local police about their initial investigation into the case #104 - Police ▸ Place the Time token on space 22 of the Time track. Station ▸ Place the IT token on the Campus Location. ▸ Gain a number of [skill_tokens] equal to 6 minus the number of players. ▸ Read FILES@100 9 6 ▸ Take portrait #7 9

2 OVERVIEW ▸ 3 BASIC CONCEPTS

During a game of Detective, you interact with 3 Basic concepts: CLUES, TIME, and LOCATIONS.

▸ CLUES ▸ TIME

Clues that you find will appear in the two Investigations take time. Each Case presents you with a number of hours that you have to following ways: solve the Case. You may spend time by following following Leads (see Lead Card, page 5) and changing Locations (see section below). ▶ Lead cards: Whenever you spend time, you must move the down the time track by the indicated number of hours. When you decide to resolve a Lead card you never know how much time will Lead cards make up the 23-card deck of each be spent until you reveal it. Case. Lead cards represent crime scenes, Example: Resolving Lead card #102 requires you to be in THE LAB. Since you are already in THE witnesses, evidence, and other information LAB, you check how many hours it takes to resolve the Lead card. Lead card #002 indicates obtained during the investigation. Each 2h so you move the from the ‘14’ Hour space (your current position), to the ‘12’ Hour space Lead card in the game is identified by a indicating the 2 hours you have spent. number (e.g. #103). #307 The Lab ▶ The Database: 2 hours The first report awaits you in the lab. On the crime The Database (antaresdatabase.com) is scene, forensics has secured fingerprints, DNA samples, where you find information stored by the and additional material evidence. Most of the secured traces need to be examined further, but the first results police, the FBI, the military, and federal are ready to be analyzed by the investigators. intelligence agencies. Each Database When you sign the papers to confirm that you have received the files with the reports, you get a call. clue in the game is identified by a @ (e.g. Constable Clarkson informs you that there is also a FILE@101) coroner’s report waiting on your desk. You ask him to send you the scans. Moreover, he says they found Anna Parkson, the victim’s wife. She arrived as fast as she could. She’s available at the station right now.

DECIDE NOW: You may file an application for a domestic search warrant for Jimmy Prescio’s house. Move Time Marker 1 hour. Gain .

▸ Read coroner’s report - FILES@303 ▸ Read forensics report from the crime scene - FILES@302 When the reaches▸ Read or personalpasses file the - NAME@RobertParksonRecap Hour (5) you must do a Final Brainstorm: each player states what they think the solution is and why they believe it to be true. What evidence ▸ do they have? Are they Gain speaking portraits #16,from #18. their gut feelings, or their rational side? Deliberations are a great way for players to gain insight and focus in order to reach their Goal within the final hours of the Investigation.Spend to ask the Lab about their opinion on the secured materials When the is on Hour space ‘1’ you may choose to resolve one final Lead card—no matter how many hours it takes. Once resolved, move the to the FINAL REPORT space, Your time ▸ Talk to Robert Parkson’s wife for investigation is over—proceed#306 - Police to filling Station the raport. ▸ Visit the suspect Jimmy Prescio’s house #303 - Fieldwork ▸ Case files 2758/2005#323 - Police Station 33 GAMEPLAY

You have various actions that you may take while working on the ▸ LOCATIONS Case. It is of utmost importance to discuss and decide your actions as a team. Remember, some actions require you to spend time by The game board displays the Locations you may travel to when moving the (as indicated on the list below). following a Lead. When a Lead directs you to a new Location, you must: 1. Move the to the appropriate Location on the board. ▶ lead card’s anatomy

2. Move the one hour to represent the time spent traveling.

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▸ IMPORTANT: If the is already in the Lead card’s ▶ Location, don’t move the . fieldwork ▶ location

Example: Resolving Lead card #105 requires you to go to the CAMPUS. 2 hours ▶ time value Since you are currently at THE LAB, you must move the to the You step into the dark, cold room. You immediately notice that someone was here recently. The room ▶ lead card’s text CAMPUS and move the by one hour. is tidy, but there are small specks of dirt on the ground. After a few minutes of thorough searching, you find a small, crumpled receipt under the table. Whoever cleaned this place up, must have missed it. You carefully straighten it out.

Bag of cookies - £14 221B Baker Street, London There is also an old computer on the desk. You may be able to analyse its contents.

▸ Read FILE@200 ▶ an instruction

Spend to trace the source of the transmission ▶ dig deeper

Examine the receipt and the specks of dirt - #236 - The Lab ▶ further leads

▶ The Actions you may take are:

▸ Follow a Lead ▸ Dig Deeper ▸ Browse the Database ▸ Take the Portrait ▸ Card and Casebook specific actions

4 ▸ FOLLOW A LEAD

Throughout the course of the game you are presented with a number ▶ Things to remember while Following a Lead of Leads that you may follow—starting with the Case Essentials’ FURTHER LEADS and Database entries. Once you choose a Lead card, you must resolve it completely. You may never look at a Lead card to ▸ Some clues and instructions require you to spend Skill tokens check the time costs prior to choosing to Follow the Lead. (on rare occasions you may also gain additional ). ▸ The Further Leads section, located at the bottom of the card, presents Leads that are available to Follow. You must completely resolve the current Lead before Following a new ▶ To Follow a Lead: one.

1. Search the Case deck for the Lead card with the appropriate ▸ At the end of the game it is normal—even expected—to have number. Keep the back side of the Lead hidden. many Leads left unpursued (due to the time limit you won’t be able to see all the cards). 2. Move the and if necessary. (See Time and Locations above) ▸ The instructions on a Lead card must be resolved in the order in which they are encountered. If you are instructed to Read 3. Read the card’s text aloud to all players. a different Lead card, resolve all instructions encountered on 4. Follow any direct instructions on the Lead card, in the order the new card before returning to the original card as if it had you encounter them. Instructions are marked by words like Add, been paused. Read, Choose, Take, and Gain. (See Instructions) ▸ IMPORTANT: You must finish resolving the current card 5. If you encounter an Evidence Signature (SD / SM / SDNA), input before following a new Lead. it into the Signature section of the Database (See Signatures on the Database Guide sheet) 6. Decide whether or not to Dig Deeper, if the option is available. ▶ Instructions (See Dig Deeper, page 6) ▸ indicates that you may turn the card over and continue 7. Write down any Further Leads. (See Instructions and add them reading. Sometimes you may resolve it for free, but in many to the available Further Leads pool.) instances you must spend a to do so. 8. Place the card to the left of the board if you accessed both sides ▸ READ indicates that you must read a specific Lead card or (e.g. if you chose to Dig Deeper, or were instructed to flip the Database entry. If more than one READ instruction is presented, card), or to the right of the board if you have accessed only its they must be read in order. front side. ▸ CHOOSE indicates that you must decide which option to resolve among those presented to you. Once your choice has ▸ IMPORTANT: Placing the cards to the right and left of the been resolved, you cannot consult the other options. board is an integral step. It dictates which cards you have full access to. Do this each time you resolve a Lead card. ▸ GAIN indicates that you have gained something physical that will help you, place the gained item into your supply. ▸ ADD SD/SM/SDNA indicates that you must enter the Evidence Signature into the Database. 55 GAMEPLAY

▸ DIG DEEPER ▸ BROWSE THE DATABASE

Some Lead cards are double-sided. Once you have finished resolving a During the game you will be instructed to access documents in Lead, the Dig Deeper action allows you access to the text, clues, Leads, and the Database by logging into the Antares website, choosing the other information on the back side of the Lead card. To Dig Deeper, you correct category, and entering the document title. Each document must sometimes spend a depicted on the Dig Deeper area of the card. is identified by a category code and a title consisting of a name or When you have the opportunity to Dig Deeper, you must decide if you number (NAME@, FILE@, QUESTIONING@, OTHER@). want to, and if necessary, spend the to do so. If you decide not to Example: You learn that Robert Boggs is a suspect in the Case. Dig Deeper, you may not choose to come back to it. You have a limited The card says, “Read NAME@RobertBoggs” You must log in to the number of to spend, so choose carefully. Database website, choose Personal Files, and then type in “Robert Example: You Follow a Lead—the questioning of a suspect. The Boggs” in the “Enter full name” field. The website shows you the front side of the card presents the suspect’s testimony. It is not very personal file of Robert Boggs with all the data compiled in the convincing and you are certain that he is hiding something. However, Database from police and other sources. his alibi checks out. You have the option to Dig Deeper, by discarding a , to press the suspect further. You must choose now: are you Example: You learn that Tabitha Rose was at the crime scene. Card satisfied with what you’ve learned, or do you want to Dig Deeper? #032 says, “Talk with Tabitha Rose. Read QUESTIONING@032.” You must log in to the Database website, choose QUESTIONING, then type fieldwork in 032. The website will show you the transcript of the questioning of

2hours Tabitha Rose. “Not so fast,” you reply. “Tell me about his girlfriend. What’s her He is right where you expected him name? Can you prove she was here? to be: In his body shop. You step in, What time did she leave?” identify yourself, and ask him about ▸ IMPORTANT: You may only read Database entries when you The guy scratches his head for a his whereabouts on the day of the while. You take a careful look at murder. him. Finally he responds “Well, are given the entry title. Never search the Database for I believe her name is Jennifer He squints a little and starts to talk. O’Connor. (MSL) I can’t prove that numbers or names unless specifically instructed to do so “Look, I didn’t do it. Had a delivery she was here, but I think she should that day. That’s my side job. You have my business card in her car. (LSL) She left at five if I remember by the @ icon. can check that - call my supervisor. correctly. (HSL)” Besides, I barely even knew the You nod. “That will be all for now, victim! All I know is that his thank you.” ▸ Accessing the Database never has a time cost. girlfriend was going to visit him that day, but her car broke down He is full of shit, that’s for sure. If this Jennifer left at five, she wouldn’t and she ended up here. That’s all ▸ have had enough time to reach the You may access the Database at any time during the I know, seriously. Now, can I please victim’s place from here. It’s time to get back to my job?” look her up. game, and as many times as you want.

Read NAME@JenniferOConnor ▸ Some files on the Database present you with links to Spend to press him further other files. When this happens, you may follow the links by clicking on them directly, as long as they are indicated When you choose to Dig Deeper, place the card on the left side of by the [@] icon. the board to indicate that you have access to both sides of the card.

▸ IMPORTANT: In rare instances, you might be forced to follow more than one Lead card simultaneously (e.g. because of the READ keyword). When this happens you may choose to Dig Deeper on any of Leads after reading them. ▸ IMPORTANT: If the card doesn’t have this symbol , or you did not Dig Deeper, place the card on the right side of the game board to remember that you do not have access to the back side of this Lead card.

6 ▸TAKE THE PORTRAIT ▶ STRESS LEVEL While interrogating, or sometimes During the game some Lead cards indicate for you to “Gain portrait simply speaking to people, you #x.” In this case, take the facedown Portrait deck and find the Portrait will be able to identify their Stress with the number indicated by the Lead card. Note that multiple Level as follows: Lead cards may indicate the same number, when you encounter the ▸ LSL (Low Stress Level) same Portrait again, ignore this action. The Portraits aid you while organizing your notes during the Investigation. ▸ MSL (Medium Stress Level) ▸ Example: You have chosen to Follow a Lead card that indicates, ▸ “Gain Portrait #1” so you take the Portrait deck and find the Portrait HSL (High Stress Level) with the #1 on the backside of the card. We suggest you to immedi- The higher the Stress Level, the ately incorporate the Portrait into your mind map. more likely the person is lying, hiding information, or otherwise reacting emotionally to the questioning. GAME END AND SCORING

Each Case grants you a specific amount of time to solve the Case Once you complete your report, the Database automatically (e.g. 20 hours). When the reaches space 5, do not forget the calculates your final score, and announces if you successfully Recap step and to have a Final Brainstorm among your team. When completed the Case. you move the to the space ‘FINAL REPORT’ the case immediately ▸ If you win, great! Celebrate a job well done! ends. At this point, you must log into the Database and choose “Final Report” from the menu. Once there, you complete a virtual report. ▸ If you lose, you may either play the Case again or move on to the different Case. As a team, collectively discuss and decide how to answer each question, and remember, the answers are not on specific cards—the answers you provide during your Final Report are deductions that ▸TO PLAY THE CASE AGAIN you, as Investigators, have made. Detective is a game of deduction and you take credit for finding solutions! If you wish to refresh a Case that you have finished, the cards can Each Case has a predetermined point total that you must reach to be placed back in order. To do this make sure you have all the cards successfully complete, and win the Case. of the correct Case, indicated by the first digit of each card. Then ▸ The main questions, related to the goals of the Case, are place them back in order with all the cards marked with a ‘B’ as the worth the most points. reverse side. ▸ Found evidence gains you points automatically, but less Then choose to reset the Case in the Database. If you #104 Police Station #104 Police Station points than the main questions. choose to do this, all the information you found and Xh 2 hours “Right now, we’re interviewingHeadquartersXh University2 staff,” hours progress you made in the Database will be completely #103Lieutenant Parkson explains. He is investigating “Rightthe case now, for we’re the interviewinglocal police. 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GAME DESIGN: Ignacy Trzewiczek, Merry Nowak- Trzewiczek, Weronika Spyra GRAPHIC DESIGN: Ewa Kostorz, Rafał Szyma ARTWORK: Mateusz Bielski, The Creation Studio, Maciej Janik, Maja Budner, Tomasz Jędruszek RULEBOOK: Tyler Brown, Joanna Kijanka, Weronika Spyra ENGLISH TEXT EDITORS: Tyler Brown EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Grzegorz Polewka BTTS logo by Jerzy Ferdyn

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