Freedom: Le Chemin de Fer Clandestin

During the Slave Catcher Phase the lead player rolls the two dice to see which catcher (if any) moves and how far; if the walking-slave symbol is rolled, none move. A slave catcher only captures slaves on the final space it ends on—slaves on spaces it passed over are not captured (pages 5–6).

Most small cities and spaces can hold only a single slave and a slave cannot finish its movement on a space that already contains a slave, while the large square cities (Chicago, Boston, New York) can hold up to 4 slaves; Canada has numbered spaces for tracking freed slaves (page 7).

No — you must have enough money available before the purchase; money gained from resolving the card cannot be used to pay for that card, and players may not give or lend money to each other unless a card specifically allows it (page 8).

During the Slave Market Phase the slaves on the bottom Slave Market Card are placed into any open plantation spaces; if there are no open plantation spaces for incoming slaves they are placed on the Slaves Lost Track, and if you must add a slave after the last Slaves Lost space is filled the players immediately lose the game (page 10).

When the last Support Token in the currently active Period Column is taken the game is paused and the current Period's Abolitionist Deck is removed from the game, then the next Period Column immediately activates and its tokens and cards become available to all players (page 6).