John Company: Second Edition

No. Cash always has a location: family-treasury cash can pay for family actions, retirements, upkeep, taxes, and negotiations, while cash in a Company office can only be spent by that office. (p. 6)

Yes. If your opportunity marker is already on the action you choose, you take that action twice; choosing a different action lets you take it only once. (p. 13)

After applying penalties, roll the dice and use the lowest result: 1–2 is a success, 3–4 is a failure that may be attempted again, and 5–6 is a catastrophic failure that ends the office’s actions and removes its officeholder. (p. 17)

Each President may successfully Trade at most once per turn, and may not fill orders in another President’s home region, even if that Presidency is vacant. Trading must begin from the President’s own home port. (p. 20)

A local alliance can be used for the Deploy action or to defend against threats in India, but each alliance can be used only once on the turn it is purchased, and its strength cannot be split between both purposes. (p. 22)

It must take emergency loans until all expenses are paid; each loan adds £5 to the Company Balance and generally increases Company Debt, while also lowering Standing by one space for one or two loans, or two spaces for three or more. Afterward, the Company Balance is set to zero, and Standing is lowered again if the remaining Balance is below Expectations. (p. 27)