Apiario

Action spaces are never blocked — placing a worker bumps the existing worker back to its owner; if bumped worker is strength 1–3 the owner may either increase it +1 and place it in their active pool or keep its strength and place it in the landing area, while a strength-4 worker must immediately hibernate (discard and place a hibernation token). (Rulebook pp.7–8)

When you retrieve you collect ALL your workers from the board and landing area: strength 1–3 workers each give income from different farm tiles, then gain +1 strength and return to your active pool, but strength-4 workers must immediately hibernate and do not return. (Rulebook p.8)

Sum the two workers’ strengths (add 1 if the bottommost space is empty) to see which market columns are available, pay the resource cost printed on the chosen tile, build it on an empty adjacent hex, then slide remaining tiles of that type left and refill the rightmost spot from the stack at the end of your turn. (Rulebook p.10)

Each frame costs any 2 basic resources and requires 2 strength; it must be placed with at least one hex adjacent to your hive or another frame and not overlapping tiles, provides four extra build hexes (two of which grant a seed card when you build there), and completed frames score 8 VP at game end while the first two frames unlock seed-planting locations. (Rulebook p.11)

Each sector awards victory points to the most (and sometimes second-most) hibernation tokens; ties for first share the sector’s total points (rounded down) and eliminate the second-place award, while ties for second share the second-place points (rounded down). (Rulebook p.16)