Police Headquarters--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Investigate any

suspicious deaths or crimes in the surrounding area that may be

connected to the murder."

______________ [5 Rating]--->Spades |

Park Bench--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Look into any potential links

to organized crime or other criminal activity that might have led to
the murder. " ______________

______________ [10 Rating]--->Diamonds |

Police Headquarters--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Identify and track

down any potential suspects, including those with a history of
violence or a grudge against the victim."

______________ [10 Rating]--->Clubs |

Coffee Shop--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Analyze any DNA evidence

found at the crime scene to determine if it matches anyone in the
police database."

______________ [15 Rating]--->Hearts |

Avenue D--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Investigate any potential

witnesses who may have seen or heard something relevant to the
case."

______________ [20 Rating]--->Diamonds |

Police Headquarters--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Analyze the

victim's phone records and social media activity to determine if
they were in contact with anyone who had a motive to kill them."

______________ [5 Rating]--->Hearts |

Police Headquarters--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Review the victim's

financial records to determine if any debts or business dealings
could have led to the murder."

______________ [5 Rating]--->Clubs |

Downtown--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Check local security cameras

and traffic cameras for any footage that might show the killer or
their vehicle."

______________ [15 Rating]--->Spades |

Albeen Square--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Analyze the crime scene

for evidence and any possible clues that could help identify the
killer."

______________ [20 Rating]--->Clubs |

Police Headquarters--->Mark Wright, Chief--->"Interview the

victim's family and friends to gather information about their life
and potential enemies."

______________ [15 Rating]--->Diamonds |

Detective FILES RATING

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An image theme is displayed at the top, which the
deck can be placed on in the outlined area.
Below that are card symbols with white boxes next
to them. In the white boxes, you will input the points
that you have of each card type: hearts, clubs,
spades, or diamonds.
If you draw 8 hearts, you will write 8 in the first white
box, then discard the card. If you then draw 9 hearts,
you will add that to the 8 and write 17 in the second
white box, then discard the 9. This is how you add
points for hearts, clubs, diamonds, and spades.
Jacks are 11, Queens are 12 and Kings are 13
points, Aces are 1.
If you run out of cards, shuffle the discard pile for a
new deck. Since the starting deck had been used,
the new deck shouldn't be counted for rewards at
the end. This will be explained more in the "Back"
part.
MIDDLE
This is where you will find quests to complete. To
complete a quest, you must roll a 1d6 (six-sided
dice). The success depends on the card points you
have of the quest's card type.
The card type is located below the quest details, on
the right of the reward.
1-10 points means rolling 1 = success, while 2-6 =
failure. 11-20 points means rolling 1-2 = success,
while 3-6 = failure. 21-30 means rolling 1-3 =
success, while 4-6 = failure. 31-40 points means
rolling 1-4 = success, while 5-6 = failure. Above 41
points means rolling 1-5 = success, while 6 = failure.
You must have at least 1 point of the quest card
type to attempt it.
If you cannot attempt any quests, draw cards until
you can.
Before you attempt a quest, draw a card. This is the
only way to draw. You can do the quests in any
order.
If you fail a quest, you must discard cards from the
deck based on the points you have of the quest's
card type. 1-10 points: 5 cards, 11-20 points: 4
cards, 21-30 points: 3 cards, 31-40 points, 2 cards,
41 points and above: 1 card.
Discarding cards don't count as a draw so
remember to draw a card before attempting a quest.
Use the tick boxes on the left of the quests to check
when you complete a mission.
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BACK
Here you can write the outcome of succeeding and
failing quests. If you want, you can use a notebook
to record them. Each box on the PDF should have
enough space for a failure and success input.
Each card type you draw has a prompt based on
whether you succeed or fail the side quest.
Hearts: How did an emotion, memory, or flashback
make you fail/succeed in the quest? Spades: How
did an unforeseen event, or intervention make you
fail/succeed in the quest? Clubs: How did an action
or person make you fail/succeed in the quest?
Diamonds: How did an item, malfunction, or thing
make you fail/succeed in the quest.
For example, if the last card you drew was 8 hearts,
and you rolled a 1d6 and succeeded, the prompt
would be: How did an emotion, memory, or
flashback make you succeed in the quest?
At the bottom, you can input the rewards for
completing a quest. At the end, for each card
remaining in the deck when all quests are complete,
add 1 to your reward. If the currency is gold and you
have 15 cards remaining that will be 15 gold added.
You can add the rewards as you complete quests in
the bottom boxes.
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