LEGEND Board Game: Answer Key

LEGEND Board Game: Answer Key
1.	Day
2.	Thomas
3.	June’s big brother
4.	Eden
5.	John
6.	Metias
7.	Older
8.	She was shot in the head  by Captain Jameson (A high-ranked officer in the Republic military)
9.	He was stabbed in the heart by Thomas
10.	He acted as if he were day, then let the guards capture him.  He was executed, leaving everybody thinking Day was dead, while really, he was still alive.
11.	They were killed by the Republic Military for knowing too much information about how the Republic really worked.
12.	They dye a scarlet stripe in their hair
13.	“Each 24 hours is a new day.  Each 24 hours means everything is possible again.  You live in the moment.  You die in the moment…Try to walk in the light.” Is the reason behind Day’s name.
14.	A perfect 1500
15.	A perfect 1500, but, for some reason, it was covered up by the Republic and shown as a score lower than 650
16.	Day helped a small child who seemed to be scared and had no idea what to do, and it was Tess.  She started following him around, and they soon became partners.
17.	In a skiz fight, Day rescued June after she was stabbed in the leg by a girl named Kaede.
18.	Day reached for his locket that he usually kept around his neck; June found a locket in the crime scene of her brother’s death.  Since Day was missing a locket, and June had one, it was only reasonable that this was Day that she’d been with.
19.	An American quarter.
20.	Ollie
21.	Nope.  Day doesn’t kill people; ever
22.	June Bug
23.	Yes.
24.	June helped him escape.  Just before they were caught, John posed as Day and got himself executed in order to save Day, who the soldiers assumed was John.
25.	3 times.
26.	She was stabbed in a skiz fight, which is against the rules, by a girl named Kaede.
27.	Tess
28.	Day and john were playing street hockey with a paper puck, and Day accidentally hit the cop in the face with the puck.  The officer was enraged, and took most of the family’s money, along with the celebration chicken that they were about to eat.
29.	Daniel
30.	There were 24 typographical errors in Metias’s last entries.  June took every wrong letter and lined them up.  If you unscramble them, it makes a URL leading to a webpage.  After she was on the webpage, June had to touch her palm to the screen, which lead to more diary entries.  This told June verything she needed to know – the Republic was evil and Day wasn’t.