High Frontier 4 All: Module 4 – Exodus

No. After the fundraise vote, choose a deck whose ideology pair includes the Active Law; if the law is centrist, no regular deck qualifies. Once the isobank is built, you may choose the Exodus deck regardless of the Active Law (p. 13).

No—you must announce each destination step and take the Contract Fulfillment free action. A contract that says “enter” requires entering the listed location that turn; “return” means bringing it to your Bank or LEO, and fulfillment triggers a Glitch roll before the contract is completed (p. 14).

Your timepiece flips to its deadbeat side, and at the start of each turn you may pay the contract’s late fee. If you fail to pay the full fee for a turn, the contract defaults and can never be fulfilled; paying the advance in full clears the debt and removes the contract, but you claim the default chit (pp. 15–16).

No. You must have owned a BEO Colony since the start of the turn to draw from the spaceborn queue. If you put a spaceborn into play, you join the Spacer Union and discard all your earthborn Colonists; while in the Union, you cannot draw earthborns (pp. 18–19).

You need to perform the Implant Operation at an Anchored Bernal, have had a BEO Colony since the start of your turn, and have a fulfilled-contract portfolio icon matching each chit you implant. Each player may use only one chit of each shape (p. 21).

The isobank must be a Bernal with an operational TW thruster, an augmented Colonist aboard, and at least the player-count threshold in the “Desperation Min” row of the fueling table; normally, someone must also have completed an Exodus contract. War or Anarchy waives that contract requirement (pp. 26, 29).