The guns/spells/money on the map grid indicate what you can get in the encounter card on this map. If it is black, it means that it is not applicable to the encounter and can be obtained at a certain price, such as the black "$" mark on the bank, which means that you can borrow money.

The monster trophy is the monster card itself, and the monster's blood volume represents his value. With the monster card, many good things can be exchanged, such as police identity can be exchanged at the police station, maintenance stage+1 money BUFF, free-moving prison car and non-theft+trial pistol.

Those that are not written as consumed/discarded can be used countless times, but you should pay attention to the palm mark in the lower left corner, which means you need to start using it. You can't use more than two palms at the same time (people only have two hands)

You can't. . I played alone, too, and soon my fear rose. The monsters in the suburbs will not enter Akam, but they raise their fears and summon the ancient bosses.

Monsters in the sky are included in the upper limit of the plate, but monsters in the suburbs only count the corresponding number of players.

Yes, players will disappear after leaving the discovery sign. He needs to explore again the next time he closes, but I haven't found any use for the discovery sign yet.

The +N on the right indicates that you need to make a decision to close and seal it. I don't understand the meaning of this number. Some people say that sealing the door can remove monsters with the same pattern on the plate. I'm also looking for answers.

Pass: I'm just a new player in Magic Town. I want to share all my answers by hand. I hope more and more gamers like board games. I hope the answer can be adopted. \(^o^)/~

I checked the information, and the monsters in the suburbs can be safely removed. When you successfully seal a dimension door, all monsters (Akam, high altitude, suburbs) corresponding to its graphics all return to the monster cup, which is also the answer to your question 7.