Stores Crew holds one part of the shared plan. Share facts and methods with the other two crews; there is one team score.
This packet contains your evidence, not a host answer key. Read the stage announced by the facilitator and keep completed cards for later reference. Do not read future stages. All routes and equipment are fictional paper tasks.
Find the dry room
Choose the only room that seats at least 30 people, has at least two working display sockets, and is reached by a dry indoor route. All three conditions must hold. Enter its room name.
Seating inventory
- The indoor group needs at least THIRTY seats.
- ATRIUM: 24 seats. GALLERY: 36. LIBRARY: 40. STUDIO: 32.
- Count the listed seats only; do not invent extra chairs.
Our fact to share: ________________________________
Our check of the proposed result: __________________
Trace the collection route
Use the route labelled with the room from stage 1. Start at B4 on the map. Carry out its four movement symbols in order. After EACH complete symbol, record the letter at the cell where you finish. Do not record the starting cell or cells passed through. Enter four letters.
Movement key
- KITE = move NORTH two cells. WAVE = move EAST two cells.
- BELL = move SOUTH one cell. LEAF = move WEST one cell.
- Finish the full move, record ONE endpoint letter, then continue from there. Do not wrap around the map.
Our fact to share: ________________________________
Our check of the proposed result: __________________
Schedule the four crates
Arrange crates 1, 2, 3 and 4 into four dispatch slots from first to last. Each crate appears once. Use the route-token note selected by stage 2, plus both other crews’ constraints. Enter four digits in dispatch order.
Route-token dispatch note
- Choose exactly one note using the four-letter route token from stage 2.
- TIDE: crate 2 is LAST.
- DAWN: crate 4 is LAST.
- MIST: crate 1 is LAST.
- These are alternative notes, not simultaneous constraints.
Our fact to share: ________________________________
Our check of the proposed result: __________________
Balance the display tokens
Add the capacity values of the crates in the FIRST and THIRD dispatch slots from stage 3. This is the target. Choose exactly TWO modules whose values add to that target: one ROUND connector and one SQUARE connector. Enter the two module letters. This is a paper token puzzle, not an instruction for electrical equipment.
Module inventory
- Module A=4. Module B=6. Module C=9. Module D=10. Module E=15.
- Choose exactly two different modules. Each module is available once.
- Meet the target exactly; spare or excess capacity is not allowed.
Our fact to share: ________________________________
Our check of the proposed result: __________________
Restore the message label
Select the message envelope using the module letters from stage 4 in alphabetical order. Split its eight letters into four two-letter blocks. The blocks were transmitted in the dispatch order from stage 3. Put each block into that numbered column, top letter then bottom letter. Read the completed grid left to right across the top row, then the bottom row. Remove its final padding X. Enter the seven-letter label.
Transmission protocol
- The message grid has four numbered columns. Each column contains two letters.
- The transmitter sends whole columns in the crate dispatch order from stage 3.
- Split the eight-letter transmission into four successive pairs; the first letter of a pair goes at the TOP of its assigned column, the second at the BOTTOM.
Our fact to share: ________________________________
Our check of the proposed result: __________________
Activate the welcome display
Open the procedure labelled with stage 5’s result. Assemble four digits in this order: room stamp, route stamp, dispatch check, module check. Append a fifth digit equal to the ONES digit of their sum. Enter all five digits. Keep a leading zero if one occurs.
Checks from the shared record
- Dispatch check: multiply each crate number by its dispatch position (1,2,3,4), then add. Add the decimal digits of that total ONCE to obtain the check digit.
- Module check: add the two selected modules’ inventory values; keep only the ONES digit.
- Use the stage 3 dispatch order and the stage 4 modules. If either check is not a single digit, ask the host to review prior records rather than invent another rule.
Our fact to share: ________________________________
Our check of the proposed result: __________________