Molly House

Your hand size limit is six cards; any excess at the end of your turn is added face‑down to the gossip pile (page 6). Threats added to gossip this way do not expose players (page 8), except if you are a revealed informer — then excess cards go to the safe pile instead (page 14).

A player is exposed whenever a threat is publicly added to the gossip pile by market discards, festivities, end‑of‑week reveals, or similar effects (pages 8, 11, 12). When exposed they must add all cards in their reputation that match the triggering threat to the gossip pile and take one matching cube per card (page 6).

For each market‑discard icon rolled, remove the market card farthest from the vice deck: desires go to the safe pile, while mollies or threats go to the gossip pile (page 8). The Shop action also forces a market discard that is resolved the same way, and threats placed into gossip this way trigger exposure rules as described (page 9).

If none of the three ranked sets can be made a Quiet Gathering occurs: the four lowest desires (ignoring rogues) are selected as the winning set, and constables count as zero‑value desires for this purpose (page 10). Selected cards are added to players' reputations and scored for joy, threats in the selected set are foiled and moved to the safe pile, and the runner and community receive the appropriate bonuses or penalties (page 11).

At week end shuffle the gossip pile, move one‑third (rounding down) to the safe pile and reveal the rest; each revealed threat generates evidence equal to each matching desire or molly and that evidence is placed on the corresponding houses (page 12). Any open house with seven or more evidence is raided; the player(s) with the most reputation there receive major indictments and the second‑most receive minor indictments (ties give the same type to all tied players), with indictments placed face down under players' boards (page 12).