Each time a player receives resources or ingredients, he may decide whether he wants to accept them or partially or entirely reject them.
The space belongs to the same terrain type as the exploration tile placed on it (or, in a game with fewer than four players, as the exploration tile potentially placed on it).
Spaces adjacent to the river have to be considered either as “river” or as terrain the river runs through.
As far as explorations are concerned, the village belongs to the river in the grassland.
You may use only one bonus at the end of your exploration.
Yes, as long as you still have endurance, you may perform the bonus movement if the requirements for it are met.
No; he who has no endurance to walk is not allowed to party either.
Yes, that’s allowed.
If you pass a turn, your endurance is immediately set to “4.”
No, you only have a bonus movement if you have endurance.
Yes; even though you fail a test, you don’t have to move your adventurer figure back.
In the village – which isn’t even close to a corner – you always can choose between both open paths. Remember that another adventurer figure is not an obstacle: various adventurer figures may be placed together on the same space.
You put the exploration tiles back into the box.
Yes; there is no way to “store” victory points.