Bomb Busters

No — when a Dual Cut succeeds both players simply place the matching wires faceup in front of their tile stands without changing tile positions, and the active player does not reveal where in their hand the tile came from (p.5).

No — the decimal numbers on red and yellow wires are used only for sorting tiles during setup; during the game red and yellow wires have no numeric value and are treated simply as RED or YELLOW (pp.3, 6).

Set the detonator dial to the section matching the number of players during setup (p.4); it advances one space when a Dual Cut or a yellow/blue guess fails (unless a red wire is revealed, which explodes immediately), and the bomb explodes if the dial reaches the skull (pp.5–6).

You may do a Solo Cut only if the last identical wires remaining in the game are all in your hand — you can cut them in pairs (or all 4 at once if you have the full set); a Solo Cut with yellow wires is allowed only if you hold all remaining yellow wires (p.6).

Communication is intentionally limited: you may not talk about the wires in your hand, imply their values, recall information from previous turns, or share guesses; you may discuss general tactics, equipment use, and remind teammates about their character/equipment abilities (p.7).