Board Game Arena

4 scenarios :

1°
Player A : Clue giver
Player C : g1/r5/r1/w2/w5 (g1 already played)

To avoid bad touch, player A clue red and player B clue 5 to change focus to the 1.

2°
Player A : Clue giver
Player C : X/r3/r1/r2/g1 (g1 already played)

Player A clue red and player B clue 3 to change focus to the 1. Then next turn player B clue the r2 and for player C it wasn't necessary because the 3 clue prompt the red2.

3°
Already played : r1/r2
Player A : Clue giver
Player C : y3/y5/r3/r5/X (y3 not in danger)

Player A clue red, then player B clue 3.
We were missing clues, and so player A needs to discard (while holding a bunch of playable cards) to save the y5.

I ask why player B didn't change focus with a 5 clue, for him it was a direct prompt for r4

4°
Player A : Clue giver
Player B : w5/w2/b1/g2/g5 (Clued b1 so he get a play)
Player C : w1/X/X/X/X

Player A clue white to reverse finesse the w1. Player B play his b1, player C his w1.
Then player A clue 5 to change focus and in addition save the g5. Both other players get it as a prompt to the w5 and player C bombs his finesse spot


For me, in scenarios 1/2/3, because the player A clues and player B is forced to fix, it cannot be a prompt.

In scenario 4, I understand it could be a prompt because player A gives both clues to player B