Tzolk'in: The Mayan Calendar

No. You must either place one or more workers or pick up one or more workers; you can’t do both on the same turn, and you can’t skip your turn (p. 6).

Each worker goes on the lowest-numbered unoccupied space on the chosen gear. Pay the space number for each worker, plus the placement cost for the number of workers you place shown on your player board (p. 6).

Yes. You may perform the action at the worker’s space, choose a lower-numbered action on the same gear by paying 1 corn per step back, or take no action; another worker occupying that lower space doesn’t prevent you (pp. 6–7).

No. When the calendar advances, workers on the highest-numbered space are returned to their owners without an action, so pick them up before they are pushed off (p. 7).

No. The marked tooth at the start represents the final Food Day after one full revolution, so the first round is not a Food Day. On Food Days, pay 2 corn per worker in play, including workers on gears; lose 3 points for each worker you can’t feed (p. 13).

At the middle-of-age Food Days, take the resources or skulls shown on your current step and every lower step. At the end-of-age Food Days, score only the points on your current step, then award the temple’s bonus to the highest player or split half the bonus among tied players (p. 13).