Fresco

Choosing get‑up time happens in Phase 1 (the player in last place on the victory track chooses first); the space you pick immediately adjusts your mood, sets your market price, and determines the player order for Phase 2 (earliest get‑up acts first). (pages 4–5).

Yes — each apprentice you deploy at the cathedral entitles you to one cathedral action, so two apprentices let you perform two restores (or altar actions), resolving them when it’s your turn at that location. (pages 5–6).

Each apprentice you placed at the market can buy one market tile from the selected booth at the price set by your get‑up time; you pay the cost, take the paint pieces and hide them behind your screen, then return all tiles of that booth to the linen bag. Alternatively, you may forfeit buying and close the booth as a free action, returning its tiles to the linen bag. (pages 5–6).

Before restoring any fresco segment you may move the bishop exactly one space in any direction by paying 1 Thaler; if the bishop stands on the restored segment you gain 3 bonus points, if it is adjacent you gain 2 bonus points. (page 7).

No — the order for choosing get‑up times is determined by players’ positions on the victory point track (last chooses first), while the order of performing actions in Phase 2 is determined by the chosen get‑up times (earliest get‑up acts first). (pages 4–5).

You can restore the altar either by returning one each of basic paints (yellow, red, blue) for 2 VP — substituting any of them with green/orange/purple adds +1 VP per substitute — or by returning three different blended paints (orange, green, purple) for 6 VP. (page 7).