Campwater Circuit is an imagined fishing board game about slow creek choices: choose a route, keep your gear dry, finish a Trail Order and make one final cast at Old Weir.
Junarexol is an editorial field log only, not an official game product, booking service or publisher.
Unfold the creek map →Every crew begins at Survey Dock with objects that create a real first choice. The Circuit is not a race around a loop; it is a field day where small decisions travel with the canoe.
When the rain line turns, every canoe reads the same effect. A crew may use dry gear, accept a drift or redraw a route with a suitable card. The condition stays visible until it is resolved.
Read the rain line →A good field book makes the table slow in the right places and quick everywhere else.
Read the current creek state and the nearest legal waypoint.
Take a clue, order or badge in view of every crew.
Spend only one field tool when it changes the route clearly.
Bank the catch or travel onward, then reset the weather.
Trail Order · upper creekVisit a Reed Reach, then end the next turn on a Sandbar Bend without using the shortcut.
Reward: 4 field points + one map clueAfter a missed cast, keep one lure and return the rest to the shared case.
After rolling, turn one adjacent blue waypoint into a valid destination.
Ignore a current drift, then draw one fresh lure after the rain line.
A compass, a dry stamp, the lure you almost spent and the badge you banked at the right time all become physical evidence that a crew made the reach.
Case rule: exchange one visible badge for one face-up dry tool before the final round.
Fish matter, but the finish favours the crew that completed its expedition rather than the crew that simply rushed to the Weir.
When the first canoe arrives at Old Weir, finish the round so every crew receives one equal final turn. Matching gear opens a final attempt; then the ledger closes the night.
Read the Old Weir entry →