Horror on the Orient Express: The Board Game

You must take 1 Main Action and may take up to 2 Basic Actions, in any order—including taking your Main Action between the Basic Actions. Then draw and resolve Event token(s), resolve the Event board if triggered, and move the Train forward 1 space (p. 20).

No. Drawing a third Horizontal token of the same type makes the Talk fail: reveal 1 Clue of that type and resolve the Red-token penalties, but ignore Green-token rewards. If you stop before that happens, the Talk succeeds; matching pairs reveal Clues and Green tokens give rewards (pp. 22–23).

Resolve it when at least 3 of its 4 spaces contain Regular Event tokens—so only 1 space is empty. Resolve spaces from top to bottom, using only the topmost token on each occupied space; then discard only that top token (pp. 20, 33).

No. The Train moves 1 space at the end of each turn regardless of its Speed; higher Speed adds “Train Moves” Fast Event tokens to the bag, which can cause extra movement when drawn (pp. 40–41).

No—the game immediately ends in failure if the Monster pool is empty, including when all Monsters are on the Train or in the Pursuit. Stunning a Monster moves it to the Pursuit, not back to the pool (pp. 25, 39, 42).