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Play one card face up and one face down; they must have different names unless all the cards in your hand have the same name. Your opponent chooses one to recruit, then you recruit the other, turning it face up when recruited (pp. 5–6, 9).

Draw only after you’ve played both cards, and draw until you have four in hand. You may discard a card before playing to draw a replacement, but can do this only four times in the entire game; if the deck is empty, you can’t discard to draw (pp. 5–6, 9).

After recruiting an agent, count how many agents of that name you have in play, including the new one: use its first icon for one, second for two, and third for three or more. Move forward for a positive number, backward for a negative number, and not at all for zero or an icon with no number (p. 7).

No. You catch them if your meeple reaches or passes their position, including if their move leaves them level with or behind yours; check for wins only at the End step, after both meeples move (pp. 7, 9).

Three Codebreakers in play win you the game, while three Daredevils in play make you lose. These conditions are checked at the End step, so if your opponent gets a third Codebreaker during your turn, finish the turn before checking the result (pp. 8–9).

No—you take one only when your meeple lands exactly on the space, whether moving forward or backward; crossing over it doesn’t count. If both meeples land on one during the same turn, the active player takes a card first (pp. 11–12).