One shortcut is closed and a supply stop is required before the final crossing. Work together to plot the survey supply route.
6 clues, gradual hints and a complete paper finish. Choose a reader, a recorder and a checker, then work through the mission together.
Your mission
Welcome to the meteor route control. One shortcut is closed and a supply stop is required before the final crossing. Your team has the original records on the table. First recover five pieces of information, then use the final plan to plot the survey supply route. Keep every result beside its badge so another teammate can check your reasoning.
Compare path costs, capacity and required stops before choosing a journey.
Read the route’s start, destination and rules together. Trace one complete option at a time and keep its resource checks beside it, rather than mixing pieces of different routes.
Look before you print
These are the actual figures and instructions from the player pack. Read the final page’s rule along with the earlier clues.
Clue 1 of 6
Trace a legal supply journey from S to F. The map's arrows are one-way roads. Visit every required stop, stay inside the travel budget and use the cheapest complete journey. Report all stop letters.
Travel map (one way) S > A: 2 units S > B: 1 units A > C: 2 units B > C: 2 units CLOSED C > F: 2 units B > F: 2 units A > F: 7 units Journey rules Start S; finish F; limit 7 units. Visit C. Use the least total cost. Write every stop in order, with hyphens.
Clue 2 of 6
Pack a kit that supplies all three needs. One card may cover two needs, but its weight is counted once. Choose the lightest complete kit within the carrier limit. Report its card letters alphabetically.
Supply cards A: weight 3; gives tie+light B: weight 2; gives mark C: weight 2; gives tie D: weight 4; gives light+mark E: weight 7; gives tie+light+mark Packing order Capacity 7; must cover tie, light, mark. Use the lightest complete kit. Each card once. Write chosen card IDs alphabetically, with hyphens.
Clue 3 of 6
Pilot desk: Each person has ONE different item. Use all four NOT rules. Find Uma's item and copy its digit.
Map digit 4 Radio digit 7 Log digit 0 People: Ari, Kai, Uma Ari does NOT have Map. Kai does NOT have Radio. Kai does NOT have Log. Uma does NOT have Radio. Find Uma's item. Each item is used once.
Clue 4 of 6
Beacon desk: Decode all shapes in message order. Repeated shapes repeat their letter. Convert the full word using the table.
Key: triangle means S; square means A; circle means F; star means E. Message: triangle, square, circle, star. Conversion: SAFE means 7; BEAM means 0; DOCK means 3.
Clue 5 of 6
Point desk: Start at S. Follow EVERY arrow one square, including revisited cells. Record only the endpoint digit.
Grid rows: 8, 0, 2, 4 / 1, 3, 5, 7 / 4, 6, 8, 0. Start row 1, column 1. Moves: down, right, right, up, left, down, right, down; one square per move.
Clue 6 of 6
Use each result to recover the load for its leg. At each leg choose the cheapest road that can carry that load. A road with too little capacity is closed to this cargo. Report the five road IDs in journey order.
Cargo key, one leg at a time Leg 1 (Path): S-A-C-F=2; S-A-F=4 Leg 2 (Kit): A-B-C=2; A-B=4 Leg 3 (Pilot): 0=2; 4=4 Leg 4 (Beacon): 0=2; 7=4 Leg 5 (Point): 0=4; 8=2 Roads: load capacity / travel cost 1: A 3/2 | B 6/4 2: D 6/4 | C 3/2 3: E 3/2 | F 6/4 4: H 6/4 | G 3/2 5: J 3/2 | K 6/4 Route rule Choose the cheapest road carrying each load. Report the five road IDs in leg order, with hyphens.
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