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PATHFINDER - An Advanced Tau Tactical Game

THE GAME
Pathfinder is a game for two players. One player represents the Pathfinder team; the other represents the Lurker infested jungle

This Game Requires:
4 Tau Pathfinders (3 Shas'la, 1 Shas'ui)
1 Tau Gun Drone
30 Jungle Tiles (28 Jungle Tiles, 1 Clearing tile, 1 Escape Pod tile)
18 Lurker counters
3 Dice (1 alternate/2 of same color)

Organize the tiles and counters into separate stacks. Within the following rules, the term "Pathfinder[s]" refers to all Pathfinder models (Shas'la, Shas'ui, and the Gun Drone)

SETTING UP
To start the game, decide who will take the Pathfinder team and who will take the lurkers. If you can't decide, roll a dice to decide - the higher scoring player takes the Pathfinders.

The lurker player takes the tile stack and removes the Clearing tile and the Escape Pod tile. The remaining tiles are shuffled and placed face down on the table. Place the Escape Pod tile at the very bottom of the Jungle tile stack.

All the lurker counters are gathered together then placed in a pile or a suitable container. This is the "Lurker Pile." The Lurker player places all the jungle paths the Pathfinders can see from the Clearing as described opposite. Once the paths are placed, the first turn begins.

THE TURN
Play proceeds turn by turn until at least one Pathfinder locates the Aun in the Escape Pod or until they are all killed. Each turn is resolved in the following sequence:

1] The Pathfinders take 'actions'
2] The Lurker removes old jungle tiles that can't be seen.
3] The Lurker places new jungle tiles that can be seen.
4] The Lurker takes 'actions'
5] The Lurker springs ambushes.
6] Both players remove over-attacked scouts and lurkers

PLACING TILES
The jungle itself is an intelligent, malignant entity constructed by the Lurker player who always places and removes Jungle tiles when required. Although the Lurker player has some choice about exactly how he places new tiles, he must conform to the following rules as he does so.

Each jungle tile has a path marked on it. Some paths lead straight across the tile from one edge to the opposite edge - these are called straight paths. Other paths curve away, divide, or cease abruptly in a dead end.

A Pathfinder team member on a tile is assumed to be able to see along the paths that lead from that tile to the adjoining tile or tiles. Don't worry about which direction the model is facing. Pathfinders are highly skilled combat infiltrators, accustomed to watching their backs when they scout ahead of Tau forces. They are capable of countering threats from any direction.

In addition, if an adjoining tile is a straight path then the Pathfinder can see right along it into the next tile. If that tile is itself a straight path, he can see into the next tile and so on.

PLACING TILES TO BEGIN THE GAME
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The tiles have been placed around the clearing. The Pathfinders can see down the straight paths in jungle tiles (as indicated).