No

You discard cards to a facedown discard pile, without revealing them to other players.

No

The discard pile is facedown, and you are not allowed to look at the discarded cards.

No

You collect when you place your worker and only then.

Immediately

When a worker is placed on a location, resources are gained instantly. This happens only once when the worker is placed.

You can use something else as a substitute.

No

Any Meadow card that one of Rugwort’s workers is on is totally blocked and cannot be played, drawn, or discarded by you.

No

Rugwort can have more than 15 Cards in his City.

No

All Rugwort cards are optional, as they are quite mean.

Card Types

Each Card has a type. There's are five different Card Types.

No

Events are added next to the city and they are not added to the 15 card maximum.

Yes

There is no limit to the amount of workers that may be placed on it, even of the same color.

Depends

See if the location is shared or exclusive. Exclusive locations are marked with a paw symbol with a full circle around it, shared location's paw symbol has a circle open at the bottom.

Paw locations

Locations where you're allowed to Place a Worker are marked with a paw symbol.

The most humble

The most humble player goes first. Note that the amount of cards each player have at the start depends on the order of play.

Yes

You will have to do the the Prepare for Season action if you can't Play a Card and all your Workers are deployed.

Collector's Edition

Collector's Edition comes with six black Rodent Workers.

No

If you have the requirements for an event and claim it, you are not required to keep those cards listed in the requirements. You can get rid of them later, if you choose.

No

Production cards are activated in any order you choose during the season Production.

No

Each player does the Prepare for Season action in their own time.

No

If you do not place a worker there to collect them, you don’t have them.

No

There are no exceptions to the 8-card hand limit. You would only draw 1 and keep it.

No

The Judge lets you trade resources while playing a card--so if a card requires 2 twigs and 1 resin, you can substitute one of the resources out with something else you have. You could play it for 1 twig, 1 resin, and 1 berry.

No

You can not play the Fool into your own city.

No

You will get the berry after resolving the effect from the card played.

No

Husband and Wife must share a space right from the start or stay separated for the rest of the game.

No

Husband and Wife can not be split once paired, however pairing them is optional.

5 points

5 points. All purple cards are worth their base points and their end game bonus points.

Yes

You can remove a construction with permantently assigned workers, removing the workers from the game too.

The exact resources

You get the exact resources of the card you discard.

No

You can only do one at a time, not both.

Yes

Yes, this could be done. And it could be a great strategy too!

No

Resources do not need to match. You can pay 1 of any resource to gain 1 of any resource, two times.

No

You cannot use a Miner Mole in your city to copy a Storehouse in another city. However, you could use a Miner Mole in your city to copy a Miner Mole in another city, then activate a Storehouse in your own city, placing the resources on your storehouse--not on the Miner Mole.

No

You could copy a Farm and get a berry, but the Miner Mole wouldn’t remain on the Farm for your General Store.

No

You are not allowed to put the Ranger in the second cell.

No

If you later get rid of that Ranger, you keep the prisoner in the cell.

Yes

Clock Tower ability is technically optional, and it does require that you have a worker on a basic or forest location to activate it.

General Supply

The Point Token are taken from the general supply.

No

The only way to remove cards is through in-game effects, like the Dungeon, University, Ruins, etc.

Yes

If you remove a card that has point tokens on it, you lose those point tokens. Only put point tokens on a card if it tells you to.

Card first

The played card and its effects are resolved before any triggered events.

No

You must choose someone who has room in their hand for all the cards, if possible.

No

You do not remove the Occupied token ever. Each Construction can only ever grant you one free Critter.

No

You can play a worker on a Destination card in your city, or in an opponent's city if it has the Open sign.

No

It is optional to play the card.

Yes

You can also choose not to play a card at all.

Yes

You may send more than one of your workers on a Journey, but the 5,4, and 3 Journey locations are exclusive, so only 1 worker of any color may be on them. Of course you also need to discard cards equal to the value of the spot you go to, so it isn't likely that you would send more than 1 worker there.

End of game

When there is a point symbol with a number printed on the point symbol, it refers to end game points. All of the Special Events have end game points of some kind, except for A Brilliant Marketing plan, which has you taking point tokens at the time you score it.

Your own Resources

You can place up to three berries from your supply on the card, which are then worth 2 points each at the end of the game.

No

The Workers stay there.

Yes

If another player has passed, meaning they have finished the game, and they have an unblocked Destination card in their city with the OPEN sign, you may visit it with one of your workers.

Yes

The Fool can be passed to an opponent even if they've passed.