Snowdonia: Time-travelling Police Box Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• The Card
  • Time-travelling Police Box
• Rule Text
• Icon Key

The Card

Time-travelling Police Box

• Card type: Train card (a promo variant). It is built and owned under the Train rules in the Snowdonia rulebook.
• Printed title: "Time-travelling Police Box".
• The card shows a black train segment in the top-left corner. This is the train piece the card is built as.
• The card has no printed rules text. Its rules are the three paragraphs below.

Rule Text

The wording below is not printed on the card. It is the designer's text from the BGG item description for this promo and should be checked against the printed card or the publisher's wording if one becomes available.

• All excavation and building spaces are available to you when you excavate/build (even if they are out of sequence or have not been 'reached' yet).
• When you take the Lay Track action, you may lay track on any available track card (empty in most scenarios, full in The Daffodil Line) out of the usual sequence too.
• The owner of this train may pay 1 Coal to get their Third Labourer companion out of the Pub.

Icon Key

The card has no printed text. The symbols below are as they appear on the card scan.

Printed symbol	Position	Named as	Status
Black train segment	Top-left	Train piece, the Train this card is built as	Read from the card; matches the Train card rules in the base rulebook.
Track, shovel, house, then a colon	Top-right, in a row	Lay Track, Excavate, Build	Read from the card. The three icons match the three actions named in the first two rule paragraphs, in the order the card shows them.
Open padlock	Top-right, after the colon	Out of sequence	Read from the card. The description's "out of sequence" wording suggests the padlock means that the actions above may be taken out of sequence, but the card does not print this and the mapping is not confirmed. It is not transcribed as a rule beyond the description's wording.
Black cube = white worker figure	Bottom-right	Equivalence: a cube stands for a worker	Unresolved: the card shows a black cube equal to a white worker figure. The card does not say what the equivalence means in play. It is not transcribed as a rule beyond the description's wording.