Two Rooms and a Boom

Red Team wins if the President gains the “dead” condition; Blue Team wins if the President does not gain the “dead” condition (i.e., the President survives). (See Blue Team: page 7; Bomber: page 8.)

No — players keep their role, powers, and allegiance even if their physical card is stolen, so the original Bomber/President still functions as that character for win conditions. (See Body Snatcher note: page 7.)

If the Bomber receives the “dead” condition before the end of the game, the Bomber does not detonate and therefore fails to provide the “dead” condition at the end. (See Bomber: page 8.)

No — Ambassadors and Beholders (and Rats while in the other room) are not counted as part of a room’s population, cannot be chosen as hostages, and cannot take part in votes; they also don’t count toward the player total for setup. (See Ambassador: page 3; Beholder: page 5; Rat: page 37.)

The new holder of the primary character must satisfy any end-of-game card‑share obligations — if the President/Bomber changes players, the new player must card share with the Doctor/Engineer as required. (See Hot Potato note: page 22; Engineer/Doctor notes: page 17 and page 14.)