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Components
¾ 12 Planet Cards
¾ 1 Black Hole Card
¾ 5 Player Reference Cards
¾ Deck of 48 Resource Cards
¾ Deck of 48 NavComp Cards
¾ 5 Sets of Player Pieces … each set contains
1 Ship and 10 Markers in a matching color.
[Note: The brown Ship goes with yellow Markers.]
Setup
To play a new game of Jump Gate …
1. Hand Out Player Pieces: Give each player 1
Ship, the matching Markers and a Reference card.
2. Setup Planets: Place the Black Hole card in the
center of the play area.
Shuffle and deal Planet
cards face-up in a circle
around the play area,
with the bottom edges
facing the middle of the
play area. Leave room for
Resource and NavComp
cards.
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The number of Planets to deal out is:
¾ 2 players: 6 Planets
¾ 3 players: 7 Planets
¾ 4 players: 8 Planets
¾ 5 players: 9 Planets
Place the unused Planets in
a face-down stack next to
the Black Hole to represent
the Jump Gate. The players’
Ships start the game on the
Jump Gate.
3. Players’ Hidden Resources: Shuffle and deal 2
face-down Resource cards to each player. In a
two-player game, deal a third Resource to each.
Players should return any
“Fame” cards there are dealt.
Deal a new card to replace
each Fame returned. Shuffle
the returned Fame cards back
into the Resources deck.
A player may look at his own
hidden Resources, but should keep them private
from the other players until the end of the game.
[setup continued on next page]
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4. Planet Resources: Deal 3 face-down Resources
to the bottom edge of each Planet. Deal 1 face-up
Resource to the top edge of each Planet.
Set any remaining
Resource cards aside –
they will not be used in
the game.
5. NavComp Cards:
Shuffle and deal 5 facedown
NavComp cards to
each player. Place the
remaining NavComp
cards as a face-down
draw deck near the
Black Hole.
A player may look at his own hand of NavComp
cards, but should keep them private from the other
players.
6. Begin the Game: Choose a player to take the
first turn and begin.

Objective
At the end of the game, the winner is the player
with the highest combination of points from
claiming Planets and collecting Resources.
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Playing the Game
Jump Gate is played in turns, with the player
chosen during setup taking the first turn.
On your turn, take up to two actions from the
following list (details for each action follow on the
next page):
¾ Fly to a neighboring planet
¾ Jump to a far-away planet
¾ Scan to reveal a new resource
¾ Land & Claim a planet once all of its
resources have been revealed
¾ Harvest a resource
¾ Research to get new NavComp cards
If you want, you may choose to only take a single
action, or to not take any actions at all. You may
take the same action twice as your two actions.
Most actions require you to discard NavComp
cards. Form a face-up discard pile next to the
NavComp draw deck. Do not draw new NavComp
cards into your hand except when using the
“Research” action. When the draw deck is depleted,
flip over the discard pile to be the new draw deck.
When you complete your turn, the player to your
left takes the next turn. Turns continue to the left
around the table until the end of the game.
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Action Details
Fly (to a neighboring planet)
Move your Ship from your current Planet to either
neighboring Planet. This does
not require any cards to be
played. Just move your Ship
and count it as an action.
You may not use this action
when your Ship is on the Jump
Gate at the start of the game.
Jump (to a far-away planet)
Discard a NavComp card with a blue Jump
code on it, and then move your Ship to any
Planet showing that Jump code.
You may use this action
at any time, including
when your Ship is on the
Jump Gate at the start of
the game.
A NavComp card
with a blue “~” code
is a Jump wildcard. You
may use it to Jump to any
Planet.
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Scan (to reveal a new resource)
This action may only be taken if your
current Planet still has at least one facedown
Resource remaining.
Discard a NavComp card
with a green Scan code on
it that matches the Scan
code on your current
Planet, and then take the
following steps:
1. Flip the top facedown
Resource over
and place it at the top edge of the Planet.
2. If you do not have any Resource marked at
this Planet, you may place a Marker on one
of the unmarked face-up Resources here. If
you already have a Resource marked at this
Planet, you may move your Marker to any
other unmarked face-up Resource.
You are not required to mark a Resource. You may
never have more than one Resource marked at each
Planet.
A NavComp card with a green “~” code is a
Scan wildcard. It can Scan your current Planet
no matter what the Planet’s Scan code is.
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Land & Claim (a planet)
This action may only be taken if your
current Planet does not have any facedown
Resources remaining, and the Planet
has not already been claimed.
Discard two NavComp cards with orange Landing
codes on them. The two Landing codes must match
the Landing codes on the current Planet.
Example, pictured:The
Planet Waldwelt has
Landing Codes of 1 &
2. The green player
discards a NavComp
card that has Landing
code 1 and another
that has Landing code
2 to take a “Land &
Claim” action on the
Planet.
Do the following steps when taking this action:
1. Each player with a Marker on a Resource at
this planet (including you, if you have one)
has the option to collect that marked
Resource or leave it at the Planet. Either
way, the Marker is returned to the player. [In
the pictured example, the yellow and purple players
would have this option with the Gem and Fame.]
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2. If the Planet still has Resources remaining,
you have the option to collect 1 of them.
[You have this option even if you already collected a
marked Resource in step #1.]
3. Place a Marker on the
“crosshairs” icon on the
Planet card to indicate that
you have claimed this
Planet.
A NavComp card with an
orange “~” code is a Landing
wildcard. It may be substituted for
one of the Landing codes at the current Planet.
When you collect a Resource, place that resource
face-up in front of you so that the other players
are able to see your collection. Only the hidden
Resources dealt to you at the start of the game are
private.
If you choose to collect a Resource that
has a “Black Hole” icon on it, you must
place a Marker on the next number on the Black
Hole card. See “Black Hole” on page 11 for more
details.
Claimed Planets increase your score at the end of
the game. You receive 4 points for each Planet that
you have a claim Marker on.

Harvest (a resource)
This action may only be taken under either of the
following conditions:
¾ You have marked a Resource at the current
Planet during an earlier “Scan” action.
¾ OR, the current Planet does not have any
face-down Resources and it does have at
least one unmarked face-up Resource.
Discard any 1 NavComp
card from your hand –
the codes on the card
do not matter – and
then collect one
Resource from the
current Planet.
If you have a Marker on
a Resource at the
Planet, then you must collect that Resource. The
Marker is returned to
you when you collect the
Resource.
You may not “Harvest” a
Resource that has
another player’s Marker
on it.
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Place the Resource you collect face-up in front of
you so that the other players are able to see your
collection.
If you collect a Resource that has a “Black
Hole” icon on it, you must place a Marker on
the next number on the Black Hole card. See “Black
Hole” on page 11 for more details.
Research (to get new NavComp cards)
This action is the only way to get new NavComp
cards into your hand. Before drawing, you may first
discard any number of cards from your hand. Then,
draw NavComp cards from the top of the draw deck
until you have 5 cards in your hand.
If the draw deck becomes depleted while you are
drawing, flip the discard pile over as the new draw
deck and finish drawing cards.
It does not matter how many new cards are drawn –
it counts as a single action.
You may use this action at any time, including
when your Ship is on the Jump Gate at the start of
the game.
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Black Hole
Some Resource cards have a special “Black
Hole” icon on them, shown to the left.
Whenever a player collects a Resource that has one
of these icons on it, that player must place a
Marker on the lowestnumbered
circle remaining
on the Black Hole card.
Example, pictured: The green
player has just collected his
second Resource with a Black
Hole icon on it. Since, the purple
and yellow players also have
Markers on the Black Hole card,
the green player places his
Marker on the “4” circle.
Ending the Game
The game ends under any one of the following
conditions:
¾ The game ends immediately when there are
7 or more Markers on the Black Hole.
¾ The game ends immediately when there are
no more Resources at any Planet.
¾ After the last Planet is claimed, each Player
(including that last Planet’s owner) takes 1
final turn, and then the game ends.
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Scoring
Scoring is done once the game has ended.
If there are 7 or more Markers on the Black Hole,
the player with the most Markers on the Black Hole
card must discard the hidden Resources that were
dealt to him during setup – they will not be
counted in the scoring at the end of the game.
If two or more players tie for the most Markers on
the Black Hole card, all of the tied players must
discard their hidden Resources.
Otherwise, players reveal their hidden Resources
and add them to the Resources they collected
during the game.
Total your score:
¾ Score all of your collected Resources as
explained on the cards. (Details for each
start on the next page.)
¾ Add 4 points for each Planet you have a
claim Marker on.
The player with the highest score wins.
Tiebreakers are in this order: most Planets claimed,
most Resource cards collected, and fewest Markers
on the Black Hole.
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Fame
Each Fame card adds 5 points to your
score.
Sand & Water
Sand and Water have their scoring
shown on their cards based on the
total number collected by a player.
For example, if you collected 3
Sand, you would get 7 points in
Sand. If you collected 5 Water, you
would get 20 points in Water.
EnerGel
EnerGel comes in both “Light” and “Dark” styles. If
you are able to combine a Light and a Dark into a
pair, it is worth 7 points. Any remaining EnerGel
cards that cannot be paired up are each worth 2
points.
For example, if you have 3 Light EnerGel and 1
Dark EnerGel, your score would be:
¾ 7 points for the one
Light/Dark pair
¾ Plus 4 points for the
remaining two Light
You have a total of 11 points in
EnerGel.
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Gems
Gems come in three colors – Blue, Red and White.
To get your score for Gems, count your total
number of Gems, and count the number of the one
color of which you have the most.
Score = Most Gems of One Color x Total Number of Gems
For example, if you have 3 Red Gems, 1 Blue Gem,
and 1 White Gem, you would have:
¾ 5 total Gems
¾ 3 Red is the most Gems of
one color
Multiply them together for 15
points in Gems.
F.A.Q.s
The following questions often come up when first
learning to play the game:
¾ During setup, if I’m dealt a hidden Resource
with a “Black Hole” icon, do I need to put a
Marker on the Black Hole? No.
¾ Can I use both codes on a single NavComp
card for 2 different actions on the same
turn? No – 1 code per card.
¾ Can more than one player mark the same
Resource? No – 1 Marker per card.
¾ How many points for 3 same-color Gems?
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Strategy
BE EFFICIENT WITH ACTIONS
The best general advice is to get the most value out of
each action. You may need to Research earlier than you
want in order to get the right Scan or Landing code for
your current planet, but this will hurt you if done too
often. Instead, see what the cards you have allow you to
do right away. Maybe you can Jump to and Scan another
planet instead of wasting actions hoping to get lucky.
QUICK COLLECTION VS. PATIENCE
Based on what you have in your hidden resources, it
might be beneficial to do a quick Scan-then-Harvest
combination to collect a resource that will give you
points. However, you may collect more total resources in
the long run by just Scanning at many different planets
and collecting those resources as the planets get claimed
later in the game.
BLACK HOLE RESOURCES
Collecting one or two resources with a “Black Hole” icon
will likely not hurt you. But more than that can lead to a
quick end to the game and you with fewer points. This is
especially true when playing with 4 or 5 players.
CLAIM PLANETS
It takes some work to be able to claim a planet, but it is
almost always worth it. Besides collecting extra
resources, you get 4 extra points for each planet
claimed. Winners often have the most planets.

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