Lewis & Clark: The Expedition
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Can a Scout end its movement on a space occupied by another Scout, and where does it go instead?
The designer and publisher both say a Scout cannot end on another Scout's space and moves on to the next free one.
- ludo naute · Publisher · 2019-05-23
- Chabousse · Designer · 2013-12-08
- Colorado_Jeff · Community · 2017-01-14
- Lewis & Clark: The Expedition rulebook · Rulebook · Scouts' Movement
No. A Scout does not finish on another Scout's space, apart from Saint Louis and the first river space, which has the large open circle. If the landing space is taken, the Scout moves on to the next free space, even if that puts it in the mountains. Passing through occupied spaces is allowed, and a Scout landing on an opponent is pushed forward past it.
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