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AgiBagi12Welcome! In Watergate, two players stand on opposing sides of the infamous political scandal that shocked America in the 1970's. [img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img69dcf7501a6121.41357998.jpg[/img] 1hand

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AgiBagi12The first player will represent the journalists that: - investigate witnesses - collect evidence - try to expose President Nixon in a race against time. This player will be referred to as [blue]the Editor[/blue]. [img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img69dcf75249a2a1.08751779.jpg[/img]3board

AgiBagi12The second player will represent Nixon and his administration as they: - silence witnesses - tamper with evidence - try to gather momentum to prevent impeachment. This player will be referred to as [red]the Administration[/red]. [img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img69dcf753a22b82.72484550.jpg[/img]4pin_1_3

AgiBagi12You play as [blue]the Editor[/blue] and will win only when you use evidence tokens, obtained from the research track, to connect 2 informants with the portrait of Nixon at the center of the board. 5cardsEditor

AgiBagi12As you can see, there are no evidence tokens on any pin on the board and no witnesses have been turned into informants yet. 6cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Let's change that by playing a card!7cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Each card can be played for one of two effects. 1. Playing a card for its *value* means we will move one of the tokens towards our side of the research track. The movement effect is indicated in the top left corner of a given card. Using a card for its *value* moves that card into a given player's discard pile. 8cardsEditor

AgiBagi122. Playing a card for its *action* means activating the effect of a card indicated by the text on it. !!! Note that playing a card for its *action* removes the card from the game instead of discarding the card.9cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Take a look at "The Watergate complex" card. 10hideEvidences

AgiBagi12 As indicated in the upper left corner playing this card for its *value* allows us to: a) move one yellow evidence token by 3 spots towards us OR b) move the initiative (white) token by 3 spots towards us OR c) move the momentum (red) token by 3 spots towards us 11hideEvidences

AgiBagi12Press "The Watergate complex" card then click on the - probe for yellow evidence tokens - button12hideEvidences

AgiBagi12Great! As you can see on the research track, we just moved one yellow evidence token by 3 spots towards our side. 1cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Because the three starting evidence tokens are face-down (black colour) we as [blue]the Editor[/blue] won't know what colour they are, untill we press the 'probe' button to ask our rival. 2cardsEditor

AgiBagi12[red]The Administration[/red] player always knows the colour of all evidence tokens so, if there are multiple tokens of the given colour, they will choose which one [blue] the Editor[/blue] must move.3cardsEditor

AgiBagi12To obtain the yellow evidence token, it needs to remain on our side of the research track by the end of the round. Once this happens, we will be able to place it on one of the yellow evidence pins on the evidence board and begin to fulfill our win condition.5cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Let's see what card our opponent plays!6initiative

AgiBagi12As you can see, our opponent just secured the support of one of our potential informants by playing their card for its *action* effect. This also allowed them to move the momentum (red) token by 2 spots towards them on the research track. 1cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Momentum tokens are a win condition for [red]the Administration[/red] - they win the game once 5 tokens are collected on the Nixon card. Alternatively, [red] the Administration [/red] wins once all momentum tokens have been spent from the supply. 2cardsEditor

AgiBagi12For [blue]the Editor[/blue] momentum tokens provide impactful effects once 3 or more are collected on the Washington Post card. 3cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Let's answer by playing "John Dean" for the cards *action* effect Select the "John Dean" card and press the - play for action - button. Next, click the initiative (white) token and press 'confirm' to move it by 1 spot towards our side of the research track.4initiative

AgiBagi12Notice that we just turned John Dean into our informant by placing his portrait face up on the evidence board. 1initiative

AgiBagi12Remember We will win when, TWO face-up informants on the board are connencted to the portrait of Nixon with an evidence path. Here is one example of a path made with 3 yellow evidence tokens to connect our John Dean informant with Nixon.2cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Now let's see what our opponent plays3cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Our opponent also played the "John Dean" card but he could only use it for its *value* effect because John Dean's portrait is already face-up on the evidence board. 1cardsEditor

AgiBagi12To use the cards *value* effect, our opponent moved a yellow/blue evidence token towards his side of the research track. Evidence tokens with dual colours can be placed on any pin on the evidence board with one of their matching colours.2editor

AgiBagi12Answer by playing "The Smoking Gun tape" card for its *action* effect for an impactful change on the research track! Once you play the card, select the single face-down evidence token on the research track and press to confirm the movement.3initiative

AgiBagi12Let's see how our opponent responds.1initiative

AgiBagi12As you can see, our opponent just played a conspirator card. This type of card cannot be removed from the game by activating the card's *action* effect. This means that once played "Howard Hunt" will go to [red]the Administration[/red] player's discard pile. The same rule applies to our "Carl Bernstein" card because it has the journalist card type.1pin_4_3

AgiBagi12When played for the *value* effect, some conspirator or journalist cards like "Carl Bernstein" can move any evidence token on the research track, regardless of colour. This is indicated by all three colours being present in the top left corner of a given card.2board

AgiBagi12Playing "Howard Hunt" allowed our opponent to draw another card and play it. This once again, changed the state of the research track significantly. 1editor

AgiBagi12 Change it back by playing "James McCord" for his *action* effect to move the momentum (red) token back to the 0 spot on the research track. 2initiative

AgiBagi12In response to our previous card, our opponent moved the momentum token back to his side of the research track. We could move it back to the 0 spot and prevent him from getting it by playing "Carl Bernstein" for its *value* effect. This however, will allow him to place two evidence tokens, once the round is over. Let's do something else instead.1pin_0_5

AgiBagi12Keep in mind that once we play "Carl Bernstein" our opponent will not have a chance to respond because he played all his cards.2pin_2_3

AgiBagi12To finish this round, play "Carl Bernstein" for his *value* effect and move the yellow/green evidence token 2 spots towards us on the research track.3initiative

AgiBagi12Once both players emptied their hands, the evaluation phase of the round will play out.1editor

AgiBagi12First, the initiative token is processed. Because the token was on our side, we will draw 5 cards next round while our rival draws 4. !!! Keep in mind that all tokens on the 0 spot, except the initiative token, will be discarded by the end of the round.2momentumSupply

AgiBagi12If the initiative token is on the 0 spot on the research track by the end of the round, the initiative card will flip sides. For example, because [blue]the Editor[/blue] begins the game with the initiative card pointed towards them, once the card flips, [blue]the Editor[/blue] player will draw 4 cards untill he regains initiative from [red]the Administration[/red] player.3cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Next, our opponent aquires this round's momentum token needed for his win condition. 4pin_4_3

AgiBagi12The initiative token and a new momentum token are placed at the 0 spot of the research track in preparation for next round.5cardsEditor

AgiBagi12After the initiative was set for next round, the player who holds the initiative, is first to choose where to place the evidence tokens from their side of the research track. Press on the pin next to Nixon's portrait and confirm to place the yellow/green token we just aquired.6nixon

AgiBagi12Now, place the yellow evidence token above our previous token to continue building a trail towards the John Dean informant. 1momentumSupply

AgiBagi12It's our opponent's turn now. When placing an evidence token [red]the Administration[/red] uses the face-down side of the token to create obstacles for [blue]the Editor[/blue] player. 1editor

AgiBagi12Given the current state of the evidence board, our opponent will likely put their token on one of the two selected pins in an attempt to prevent us from completing the trail. Let's see what they do.2editor

AgiBagi12Its now time for the second round. In order to complete our trail, our goal should be securing one blue evidence token before our opponent does the same.1editor

AgiBagi12At the beginning of every round, three new evidence tokens are placed on the 0 spot of the research track. !!! Remember that [red]the Administration[/red] player can always see the colours of the evidence tokens in play.2editor

AgiBagi12Unfortunatly, we didn't draw any cards that would allow us to move the blue evidence token that we need. Let's play it safe and use "Alfred Baldwin" for his *action* effect to recruit him as an informant and move the initiative (white) token towards our side of the research track.3initiative

AgiBagi12Look! Our opponent is trying to block our "Alfred Baldwin" card with one of his conspirators. If he succeeds, we will have to move our card to the discard pile without activating its effect. 1initiative

AgiBagi12Instead of that, lets play our own reaction card "Mass demonstration" to block the action of our opponent's conspirator! 2nixon

AgiBagi12As you can see, our opponent has a chance to react to our reaction card, just like he originally did when we played the "Alfred Baldwin" card. Doing so would block the effect of our "Mass demonstration" card, thus allowing him to process the effect of the "John Mitchell".1initiativeactiveCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 2 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 2 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_13 2 activeCards_item_38 8 tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 2 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 2 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 2 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 8 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 8 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 8 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 8 tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_tuto_pointer_activeCards_item_38 3

AgiBagi12Notice that as a secondary effect, our reaction card removed "John Mitchell' from the game.1nixon

AgiBagi12Our opponent plays "Rose Mary Woods" for the *value* effect. !!! You can see that we now have a chance to react to our opponent, despite not having any more blocking cards in our hand. This is done to prevent players from knowing if their opponent actually has a card that can react in their hand.1initiative

AgiBagi12Looks like our opponent will try to block our access to John Dean by placing a green/blue evidence token that is now on his side of the research track. We should stop them before its too late!1initiative

AgiBagi12We could fight for the token by using "Alexander Butterfield" for his *value* effect. There is however a faster way to secure our trail. 2initiative

AgiBagi12Play "The Rose Mary Stretch" for its *action* effect and press the blue/green evidence token so we can place it on the selected pin.3initiative

AgiBagi12Place the evidence token on the selected pin to complete our trail !1initiative

AgiBagi12To answer, our opponent plays the "Gambit" card. Its powerful effect allows them to move the momentum token to the 5 spot on their side of the research track.1initiative

AgiBagi12Moving the momentum token allowed our opponent to secure it. Once any token is moved to the 5 spot on the research track of the corresponding player, its immediately processed as belonging to that player. 2cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Let's play "Alexander Butterfield" for his *value* effect in an attempt to get a green evidence token on our side. Click the card, then press the - probe for green evidence tokens - button. 3initiative

AgiBagi12Once any token is moved to the 5 spot on the research track of the corresponding player, its immediately processed as belonging to that player.4initiative

AgiBagi12Unfortunately, there are no green evidence tokens on the research board right now. In a situation like this, we are forced to use our cards effect to move either the initiative or momentum token. 1momentumSupply

AgiBagi12Move the initiative token to our 5 spot on the research track to continue.2initiative

AgiBagi12Our opponent responds by putting a new evidence token on his 3 spot on the research track thanks to "The President speaks" card. Answer by playing "Rose Mary Woods" for her *value* effect to move the token to the 0 spot and finish this round.1cardsEditor

AgiBagi12Looks like we just drew a card with a unique effect. Play the "Deep Throat" card for its *action* effect to remove the face-down portrait on Martha Mitchell's informant place on the evidence board. This will make her avaliable as a potential informant in the future!1initiative

AgiBagi12Looks like our opponent just secured another one of our potential informants. But don't worry, we can get them back by playing "The system works" for its *action* effect to play the "Deep Throat" card once again! 1initiative

AgiBagi12To finish this tutorial, let me show you another type of evidence token that didn't appear in this particular game.1pin_5_4

AgiBagi12[img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img69dcf7550728d7.19561168.png[/img] All evidence tokens with a number one on their face-up side indicate one move of the momentum token. This means that when placed by either of the players on the evidence board, the momentum token will move one spot on that players research track and start in that position next round.2hand_item_33

AgiBagi12Thank you for following this tutorial! Good luck and have fun! [img]https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/tutorials/img69dcf75781ee16.18699818.png[/img]1archivecontrol_editmode_centercomment

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