Space Junkers: Beta Rulebook

Space Junkers: Comprehensive Master Rulebook (Version: 2.0.0) 

Contents

1. Overview
2. Game Objective
3. Components
4. Game Setup
5. Game Sequence (5 Rounds Total)
   • 5.1. Pre-Game: The Draft
   • 5.2. Standard Round
6. Key Concepts
7. Character Roster
8. Detailed Component
9. End of Game & Scoring

1. Overview

Space Junkers is a competitive board game for 2-5 players where you manage own Space Junker Guild.

Players begin by drafting a unique team of Pilots, Engineers, Quartermasters, Search and Rescue specialists… and eclectic wildcards. Over 6 rounds, this crew will travel to a diverse selection of space sectors to retrieve valuable Loot: Ship Upgrades, lost Cargo, Survivors, and rare Alien Artefacts.

The heart of the game is a unique “inverted bidding” system. Each round, players must decide between sending a small, fast crew to get first choice of the most valuable loot, or sending a larger, slower crew to secure a bigger haul—potentially missing out on the best prizes. Fast and surgical vs slow and overwhelming.

The player who best manages their crew, their timing, and their luck will build the most successful Space Junker Guild and win the game.

2. Game Objective

(Competitive Mode): Score the most points by the end of 5 rounds. Points are primarily earned by collecting Loot tiles, completing secret Contract cards, and fulfilling end-of-game bonuses from certain Sector effects.

3. Components

• Character Cards Decks (36 total):
  • 36x Core Draftable Characters: A pool of characters divided into 5 thematic decks:
    • 4x Captain Cards (One for each player, with unique art but identical mechanics. This is a player’s starting Character.)
    • 1x Quartermaster Deck (6 unique characters)
    • 1x Search and Rescue Deck (6 unique characters)
    • 1x Pilot Deck (6 unique characters)
    • 1x Wildcard Deck (12 unique characters)
• Sector Cards (18): Define loot distribution and special rules for each round.
• Loot Tiles (108 total):
  • 36x Ship Upgrade Tiles
  • 36x Cargo Tiles (e.g., Goods, Machinery, Data Cores, Scrap)
  • 36x Survivor Tiles (e.g., VIP, Standard)
  • 16x Alien Artefact Tiles
• Contract Cards (~15): Secret objectives for bonus points.
• Survivor Event Cards (36): Deck drawn when Survivors are rescued.
• Closest to the Wreck Card (1): For tie-breaking.
• StarJunk Ship Cards (5): Player mats.
• Turbo Fuel Tokens (20): To reduce mission Prep Time.
• Character card sleeves with opaque backs.

4. Game Setup

1. Player Components: Each player receives:
   • 1 Captain Card. This is their first crew member.
   • 3 Turbo Fuel tokens.
   • 1 StarJunk Ship Card.
2. Closest to the Wreck: Randomly give this card to one player.
3. Prepare for Draft:
   • Let N be the number of players (2-5).
   • For each of the Character Card Decks shuffle and draw ‘N+1’ cards to form a Draftable Hand of that crew type deck for the draft.
   • The remaining Character Cards are set aside.
   • You now have 5 draftable hands. Assign one to each player.
   • If there are less than 5 players set the unassigned decks aside for the draft.
4. Set Up Other Decks & Supply:
   • Shuffle and place the Sector Deck, Survivor Event Deck, and Contract Deck face-down.
   • Deal 1 secret Contract Card to each player.
   • Place all Loot Tiles into an opaque bag or face-down pile to form the general supply (“the box”).

5. Game Sequence (5 Rounds Total)

The game begins with a one-time Draft phase, followed by 5 standard rounds.

5.1. Pre-Game: The Draft

This phase uses a “pick-and-pass” draft to build your starting crew.

1. Each player looks at their hand of N+1 Character cards. (This should be made up entirely of one crew type)
2. Each player simultaneously chooses one card to keep, placing it face-down.
3. Once all have chosen, everyone reveals their card and adds it to their crew.
4. Each player passes their remaining hand to the player on their left. If there are less than 5 players, place each unassigned hand in a circle with the players. These hands will also be passed during the draft.
5. Repeat steps 2-4 until each player has drafted 5 characters.
6. The last unchosen card from each hand is added to the Recruitment Pool. All other set aside Character Cards are also added to the Recruitment Pool.
7. At the end of this phase, each player will have 1 Captain + 5 drafted Characters, for a starting crew of 6.

Draft Example (3 Players): Each player receives a 5-card hand. After the first pick, they pass a 3-card hand. After the second pick, they pass a 2-card hand. After the third pick, they choose one and pass the final card, which is added to the Recruitment Pool. This process is repeated with new decks until all players have drafted 4 characters.

5.2. Standard Round Structure

Each of the 5 rounds consists of the following 5 steps:

Step 1: Location Reveal

1. Deal Sector Card: Reveal the top card of the Sector Deck. Read its special property aloud. This rule applies for this round only.
2. Deal Loot: Deal Loot Tiles (Ship Upgrades, Cargo, Survivors, Alien Artefacts) into a central area accessible to all players, according to the distribution specified on the Sector Card for the current player count.

Step 2: Mission Selection (Simultaneous & Secret)

1. Choose Crew: Each player secretly chooses which Characters from their crew they want to send on the Mission.
   • Players can send a maximum number of crew equal to their current Crew Capacity (initially 2).
2. Choose Fuel (Optional): Players may secretly commit any number of their Turbo Fuel tokens to this mission. Each token spent reduces the mission’s total Prep Time.
3. Hide Selection: Players place their chosen Character cards (and any committed Fuel tokens) face-down under their StarJunk Ship Card.

Step 3: Mission Reveal & Turn Order Determination

1. Reveal: All players simultaneously reveal their chosen Characters and any spent Turbo Fuel.
2. Calculate Prep Time: Each player sums the Prep Time values listed on their chosen Characters. Apply modifiers from Sector effects. Then, apply the Prep Time reduction from spent Turbo Fuel.
3. Determine Turn Order: Players compare their total mission Prep Times. The player with the lowest total Prep Time will go first, proceeding in order to the player with the highest total Prep Time.
4. Tiebreaker:
   • If players are tied for Prep Time, the player holding the Closest to the Wreck card wins the tie (goes earlier).
   • If the tied players do not include the holder of the Closest to the Wreck card, the tie is won by the player closest to the holder’s left (proceeding clockwise).
5. Resolve Immediate Effects: Apply any effects triggered by Prep Time order (e.g., Ship Damage from SEC06 Space Mines – lowest prep, SEC13 Pirate Ambush – highest prep). The affected player chooses which upgrade to lose.

Step 4: Missions (Executed in Turn Order: Lowest Prep First)

Missions resolve in distinct phases. When it is a player’s turn, they resolve all their applicable abilities for a given phase.

A) Before Mission Phase (Global effects resolve before any player takes their main turn)

• Any character with a “Before Mission Phase” ability activates (e.g., Teleporter Tech, Cryogenesis).
• Tiebreaker: If multiple players have abilities in this phase, they resolve in Prep Time order (lowest first).

B) Mission Phase (Players take turns based on Prep Time order)

1. The player with the current lowest Prep Time takes their turn.
2. The player resolves the “Mission Phase” abilities of ALL characters they sent on the mission in any order they choose.
   • Collecting Survivors triggers Survivor Events immediately.
   • The Captain‘s Recruit/Train ability is used here.
   • The Cadet‘s copy ability is used here.
3. After resolving all character abilities, resolve any applicable Sector effects that trigger during the main turn (e.g., SEC10 Treasure Hoard).
4. Continue in Prep Time order until all players have taken their turn.

C) After Mission Phase (Global effects resolve after all players finish their turns)

• Any character with an “After Mission Phase” ability activates (e.g., Collector, Clean Up Crew, S&R, EMP).
• Any Ship Upgrades with an “After Mission Phase” effect activate (e.g., Scrap Retrieval Arm).
• Tiebreaker: If multiple players have abilities in this phase, they resolve in Prep Time order (lowest first). For effects like collecting all remaining loot, the lowest prep time character acts first, taking a single item of that loot type, continuing in prep time order until all loot has been collected.

Step 5: End of Round

1. Sector Effects: Resolve End of Round sector effects (e.g., SEC01, SEC07, SEC18).
2. Upgrade Effects: Players with a Fuel Synthesizer (UPG10) upgrade gain 1 Turbo Fuel.
3. Pass Token: Pass the “Closest to the Wreck” card to the player on the left.
4. Discard Loot: Discard any uncollected Loot tiles from the central pool. (Loot is usually handled by abilities in the After Mission phase, but this cleans up any stragglers).
5. Check Game End: If this was the 5th round, proceed to End of Game & Scoring. Otherwise, begin the next round.

6. Key Concepts

• Loot Tiles: There are four main categories of loot.
  • Ship Upgrades: Grant powerful passive abilities, one-time effects, or new actions.
  • Alien Artefacts: A rare loot type. Score points based on the number of unique artefacts collected (N^2).
  • Cargo: Provides victory points. Four sub-categories: Goods, Machinery, Data Cores, and Scrap. Players with the most tiles in the Goods, Machinery, or Data Cores categories at the end of the game earn a +5 VP Majority Bonus for each.
  • Survivors: Provides victory points (VIP: 5 VP, Standard: 1 VP) and triggers an immediate Survivor Event card draw when collected.
• Drafting & Recruitment Pool: At the start of the game, players draft their crew. Un-drafted characters form a face-up Recruitment Pool available for hire via the Captain’s ability.
• Captain’s Choice: During the Mission Phase, if you sent your Captain, you must choose one of two actions:
  • A) Train: Choose one of your other Standard crew members and flip their card to its Elite side.
  • B) Recruit: Choose a character from the Recruitment Pool and add it to your hand. Return one of your other crew (not the Captain) to the pool.
• Inactive Abilities (The “Commissioning” Rule):
  • Newly Trained Crew: A character that becomes Elite cannot use their Elite ability in the same round they were trained.
  • Newly Collected Upgrades: A Ship Upgrade tile has no effect during the round it was collected. Its ability becomes active at the start of the next round.
• Prep Time: Determines turn order for the round (lowest first). Calculated by summing the Prep Time of all characters sent on the mission, adding any Sector penalties, then subtracting reductions from Turbo Fuel. Prep Time can be negative.
• Turbo Fuel Modifiers: Each fuel token spent provides a base reduction of -1 Prep Time. This reduction is modified:
  • With a Racer: Each fuel token reduces Prep Time by an additional 2 (for a total of -3 Prep per fuel).
  • In a Fast Zone (SEC04): Each fuel token reduces Prep Time by an additional 1 (for a total of -2 Prep per fuel).
  • Racer + Fast Zone: These effects stack. Each fuel token reduces Prep Time by a total of 4 (-1 base, -2 from Racer, -1 from Sector).
  • In a Dead Zone (SEC03): Fuel provides no benefit (0 reduction), regardless of other abilities.
• Training: Characters start as Standard and can be Trained to Elite (by flipping their card) via the Captain’s ability or other game effects. Elite characters have improved stats or more powerful abilities.
• Recruiting: Players use the Captain’s “Recruit” ability to expand their crew. This is a key method for adapting your strategy mid-game. The process is as follows:
  1. The active player shuffles the face-up Recruitment Pool and draws 3 characters at random, revealing them to all players.
  2. If there are fewer than 3 characters in the pool, they draw all remaining characters.
  3. From the drawn characters, the player chooses 1 to add to their crew permanently. This increases their total crew size.
  4. The unchosen characters are returned face-up to the Recruitment Pool.
  5. A player can have more than the starting 5 characters. However, they are still limited by their Crew Capacity for each individual mission.* Crew Capacity: The maximum number of characters you can send on a mission. Starts at 2. Increased by the Crew Module (UPG01) Ship Upgrade.

7. Character Roster

Space Junkers: Full Character Roster (v2.1.0)

[Developer Note: Elite versions are pending final design. They will primarily be quantitative improvements (e.g. prep time, collect more, affect more targets) rather than introducing new qualitative mechanics.]

Space Junkers: Final Character Roster

Deck	Character Name	Prep	Ability Text
Starting	Captain	1	Mission Phase: Choose: A) Recruit 1 Character from the recruitment pool, OR B) Train 1 of your crew.
Engineers	Fabricator	3	Mission Phase: Draw 3 Ship Upgrades from the supply. Choose one to keep, then return the other two.
Engineers	Shipwright	1	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Ship Upgrade. You may spend 1 Fuel to collect a second Ship Upgrade.
Engineers	Scientist	2	Mission Phase: Collect any 2 Ship Upgrade tiles from the central pool.
Engineers	Collector	0	After Mission Phase: If there are any Ship Upgrade tiles remaining, you may swap one of them for a Ship Upgrade you already have.
Engineers	Tinkerer	1	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Ship Upgrade tile. You may also destroy 1 of your other installed Ship Upgrades to collect another.
Engineers	Draftsman	2	Mission Phase: Return 2 of your installed Ship Upgrades to the supply. If you do, search the supply for any one Ship Upgrade and install it.
Quartermasters	Demolitions	1	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Cargo tile, then you may destroy 1 other Cargo tile in the pool.
Quartermasters	Dockworker	2	Mission Phase: Collect any 2 Cargo tiles from the central pool.
Quartermasters	Curator	1	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Cargo tile. You may then swap one Cargo tile you already own with one in the pool.
Quartermasters	Clean Up Crew	0	After Mission Phase: You may pay 1 Fuel to collect 1 remaining Cargo tile. You may repeat this action.
Quartermasters	Teleporter Tech	4	Before Mission Phase: Collect 1 Cargo tile from the central pool.
Quartermasters	Transmutator	2	Mission Phase: You may return up to 2 of your Cargo tiles to the supply. For each tile returned, draw a new random Cargo tile from the supply.
Search and Rescue	Space Lawyer	1	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Survivor. Draw 2 Survivor Event cards and choose which one resolves. Discard the other.
Search and Rescue	Rescue Team	2	Mission Phase: Collect any 2 Survivor tiles from the central pool.
Search and Rescue	Valet	0	Mission Phase: Collect 1 VIP Survivor tile. If you do, do not draw or resolve a Survivor Event card.
Search and Rescue	Shepherd	2	After Mission Phase: Collect all remaining Survivor tiles from the central pool.
Search and Rescue	Economy Ship	0	Mission Phase: Collect any 2 Standard Survivor tiles from the central pool (cannot collect VIPs).
Search and Rescue	Medic	1	Mission Phase: You may discard 1 of your collected Ship Upgrades or Cargo tiles. If you do, collect any 2 Survivor tiles.
Pilots	Helmsman	-2	(Passive Ability) None.
Pilots	Racer	-1	(Passive Ability) Each Turbo Fuel token you spend reduces this mission’s Prep Time by an additional 2.
Pilots	Fuel Tanker	1	Mission Phase: Gain 2 Turbo Fuel tokens.
Pilots	Xenofanatic	0	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Alien Artefact. Passive: If an Alien Artefact is in the pool, this character’s Prep Time becomes -3.
Pilots	Suicide Runner	-5	After Mission Reveal: You may choose to remove this character from the game permanently. If you do, this mission’s Prep Time is -5.
Pilots	Booster Rockets	0	After Mission Reveal: You may spend any amount of Fuel. Each Fuel spent reduces this mission’s Prep Time by 2.
Wildcards	Cryonics	1	Before Mission Phase: Choose up to 3 loot tiles of any type. Freeze them (move them to next round’s loot pool).
Wildcards	Xenowitch	3	Mission Phase: If at least 1 of each loot type remains in the central pool, you may destroy them all to gain 1 Alien Artefact.
Wildcards	Heavy Lifter	4	Mission Phase: Collect any 2 loot tiles of any type.
Wildcards	Drone	2	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Ship Upgrade tile and 1 Cargo tile.
Wildcards	Luddite	2	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Survivor tile and 1 Cargo tile.
Wildcards	Cyborg	2	Mission Phase: Collect 1 Survivor tile and 1 Ship Upgrade tile.
Wildcards	Cadet	4	Mission Phase: Choose another Character you sent on this mission. Copy that Character’s ability text for this turn.
Wildcards	Ghost Crew	5	Passive: This character does not count towards your Crew Capacity for this mission. Mission Phase: Collect any 1 loot tile.
Wildcards	Giant	1	Passive: This character takes up 2 Crew Capacity slots for this mission. Mission Phase: Collect any 2 loot tiles of any type.
Wildcards	EMP	3	After Mission Phase: Opponent’s Ship Upgrades have no effect next round. This character cannot be used next round.
Wildcards	Environmentalist	N/A	Passive: This character cannot be sent on missions. End of Game: Gain 3 VP for each Fuel token you place on this card during your turns. (Max 3 tokens).

8. Detailed Component Lists

8.1. Sector Cards (Full List – 18 Total)

Finalized Sector Decks (v2.1)

(loot per sector per player breakdowns to be added soon)

Early Game Deck: “The Foundry” (9 Sectors)

(Used for Rounds 1-3. Focuses on engine-building and resource acquisition.)

Sector ID	Sector Name	Effect Text
SEC-E1	The Armoury	At the start of the round, deal N Ship Upgrades into a separate “Armoury” pool. On your turn in the Mission Phase, take one upgrade from the Armoury.
SEC-E2	The Academy	At the end of the round, each player may Train one of their Standard characters for free.
SEC-E3	The Fuel Depot	Each player gains +1 Fuel at the start of the round. The player with the lowest Prep Time gains an additional +1 Fuel.
SEC-E4	Market Exchange	At the start of the round, deal N Contract cards face-up. In Prep Time order (lowest first), each player chooses one to add to their hand.
SEC-E5	Debris Field	Any player whose final Prep Time is an odd number may collect one random Cargo tile from the supply box.
SEC-E6	Asteroid Belt	Any player whose final Prep Time is an even number gains one random Ship Upgrade from the supply box.
SEC-E7	Scout’s Report	The player with the lowest Prep Time may look at the top 3 cards of the Late Game Sector deck and place one on the bottom of that deck.
SEC-E8	Oxygenated Void	Maximum Crew Capacity is increased by 1 for all players this round only.
SEC-E9	Unstable Wreckage	The player with the highest Prep Time gains 1 Alien Artefact tile from the supply box at the end of the round.

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Late Game Deck: “The Gauntlet” (9 Sectors)

(Used for Rounds 4-6. Focuses on VP scoring, high-stakes disruption, and catch-up mechanics.)

Sector ID	Sector Name	Effect Text
SEC-L1	Pirate Toll	At the end of the round, the player with the highest Prep Time must give one of their collected Cargo tiles to the player with the lowest Prep Time.
SEC-L2	The Finish Line	The player with the lowest Prep Time gains +5 VP. The player with the second-lowest gains +2 VP. Any player with a Prep Time of 5 or higher loses 2 VP.
SEC-L3	Hostile Takeover	At the start of Mission Reveal, the player(s) with the most Ship Upgrades must return one to the loot pool. The player(s) with the fewest get -2 Prep Time.
SEC-L4	All Hands on Deck	You must send your maximum Crew Capacity on this mission. If you cannot, you gain +3 Prep Time.
SEC-L5	Supernova Warning	This sector generates +1 loot of each type per player. Any loot not collected by the end of the Mission Phase is immediately destroyed.
SEC-L6	The Grand Auction	At the start of the round, players secretly bid Fuel. The highest bidder may buy any tile from the loot pool for 5 VP (paid at game end). The second-highest pays 3 VP.
SEC-L7	The Black Market	During your Mission Phase, you may discard one of your secret Contract cards to gain 4 VP immediately.
SEC-L8	Specialist’s Pride	At the end of the round, gain +1 VP for each Elite character you sent on the mission this round.
SEC-L9	Space Mines	The player with the lowest Prep Time takes 1 Ship Damage (loses 1 collected Ship Upgrade of their choice).

8.2. Loot Tiles – Ship Upgrades (Full List)

Upgrade ID	Upgrade Name	Effect Description	Quantity
UPG01	Crew Module	+1 Maximum Crew Capacity per mission (cumulative).	8
UPG02	Turbo Fuel Pack	Immediately gain 1 Turbo Fuel token.	4
UPG03	Scrap Retrieval Arm	After Mission Phase, collect 1 remaining Cargo tile per Arm you own.	2
UPG04	Star Log	Immediately gain 1 random Contract card from unused pile.	4
UPG05	Luxury Accommodation	Gain +1 VP for each VIP Survivor collected (score at game end).	2
UPG06	Training Simulator	Immediately Train 1 Standard character of your choice to Elite.	4
UPG10	Fuel Synthesizer	At the end of each round, gain 1 Turbo Fuel.	2

8.3. Loot Tiles – Alien Artefacts (Full List)

Artefact ID	Artefact Name	Effect Description	Quantity
AA01-AA12	Various Unique Names	Contributes to Alien Artefact set scoring (N^2 VP at game end).	1 each

8.4. Loot Tiles – Cargo (Details & Distribution)

• Categories (9 Tiles Each):
  • Goods: 4x 2VP, 3x 3VP, 2x 4VP. Eligible for Majority Bonus.
  • Machinery: 4x 2VP, 3x 3VP, 2x 4VP. Eligible for Majority Bonus.
  • Data Cores: 4x 2VP, 3x 3VP, 2x 4VP. Eligible for Majority Bonus.
  • Scrap: 1x 2VP, 3x 3VP, 5x 4VP. Not eligible for Majority Bonus.

8.5. Loot Tiles – Survivors (Details & Distribution)

• VIP Survivor: 9 Tiles, 5 VP each, Trigger 1 Survivor Event.
• Standard Survivor: 27 Tiles, 1 VP each, Trigger 1 Survivor Event.

8.6. Contract Cards (Pool of ~15)

Contract ID	Objective Condition Text	VP Reward
CON01	Collect at least 3 Alien Artefacts.	7
CON02	Collect at least 2 VIP Survivor tiles.	5
CON03	Have at least 4 different Elite Characters at game end.	8
CON04	Have at least 5 different Ship Upgrade types installed at game end.	6
CON05	Have collected the most Scrap tiles among all players (ties share).	5
CON06	Gain 1 VP for every Standard (1 VP) Survivor collected.	Special
CON07	End the game with at least 2 Turbo Fuel tokens remaining.	4
CON08	Have collected at least 1 tile each of Goods, Machinery, Data Cores, AND Scrap.	6
CON09	Collect >= 4 Cargo tiles. If successful, gain -4 VP for each Cargo Majority contest won.	8
CON10	Have collected at least 8 total tiles from the Ship Upgrade and Alien Artefact pools.	6
CON11	Gain -1 VP for every Survivor tile collected (max -8 VP penalty).	8
CON12	End the game with 2 or more Crew Modules installed.	4
CON13	Have >= 3 Survivors, >= 3 Cargo, >= 2 Ship Upgrades, AND >= 1 Alien Artefact.	8
CON14	Send a Mission with total calculated Prep Time <= -2. (Reveal immediately for one-time VP).	4
CON15	Collect at least 3 Cargo tiles with a printed VP value of 2.	5

8.7. Survivor Event Cards (Full List)

Event ID	Effect Text / Logic	Quantity
EVT00	Nothing.	8
EVT01	Train 1 Standard character of your choice to Elite.	4
EVT02	Gain 1 Turbo Fuel token.	4
EVT03	Gain 1 random Cargo tile from the box.	3
EVT04	Gain 1 VP immediately.	3
EVT05	Gain 1 ‘Crew Module’ Ship Upgrade immediately.	2
EVT06	Gain 1 ‘Scrap Retrieval Arm’ Ship Upgrade immediately.	2
EVT07	Look at the top 3 cards of the Sector Deck. Rearrange them in any order.	2
EVT08	Gain ‘Repair Token’. Discard after taking Ship Damage to ignore it.	2
EVT09	Gain 1 random Contract card from the unused pile.	1
EVT10	Keep this card. Counts as 1 collected Alien Artefact at game end.	1
EVT11	Choose 1 installed Ship Upgrade. It has no effect during the next round.	1
EVT12	Gain 1 random tile (Ship Upgrade or Artefact) from the box.	1
EVT13	Romeo: Keep this card. If you also have ‘Juliet’ at game end, gain +5 VP.	1
EVT14	Juliet: Keep this card. If you also have ‘Romeo’ at game end, gain +5 VP.	1

9. End of Game & Scoring

The game ends after 5 rounds. Final scores are calculated by summing:

• VP from Survivor tiles.
• VP from collected Cargo tiles.
• VP from Alien Artefacts (Total unique artefacts collected ^ 2).
• VP from Cargo Majorities (+5 VP per category for Goods, Machinery, Data Cores; ties share).
• VP from completed Contract cards.
• VP from in-game Sector Effects (e.g., SEC09 - Galactic Race).
• The player with the highest score wins. There is no tiebreaker.