Ora et Labora

At the start of each round the production wheel is rotated which changes how many of each good are produced; when a good is produced its goods indicator is moved back to the 0 space (page 2). You may choose to use the joker indicator instead of a regular goods indicator when using a building that references the wheel; the joker is moved to 0 and may even be used for goods whose normal indicator isn’t yet in the game (e.g. stone or grapes) (page 3).

At the start of each round only players who have all three of their clergymen on buildings get them back; if you used only one or two you do not retrieve them (page 2).

Paying a work contract obliges the opponent to choose and place one of their available clergymen on the building, you must pay immediately and the contract cannot be refused or issued to a player who has already placed all clergymen (page 3). The work-contract price increases from 1 to 2 coins once someone builds the Winery or Whiskey Distillery, and you may instead return 1 wine or 1 whiskey as a ‘present’ in place of coins (page 3).

Cloister buildings must always be placed adjacent (horizontally or vertically) to other cloister buildings, and each building card shows which landscape types it may be built on (e.g., only Quarries or the Castle on mountain spaces; only the Houseboat on water) (page 4). After building you may use your prior to immediately activate that building by placing the prior on it, if your prior is available (page 4).

You may buy a landscape once per turn and once per settlement phase and must place it immediately; districts must be placed above or below your heartland following its orientation (not offset), while coastal plots attach to the left and mountain plots to the right with at least one matching-space adjacency required (page 5).

A settlement phase occurs whenever the production-wheel beam passes the next pile of building/settlement cards (and there is a final settlement phase after the bonus round) (page 5). During a settlement phase each player may build at most one settlement by paying its food and energy costs with goods tiles and placing it on a legal empty landscape space (you may not build on mountain or water spaces and you may buy one landscape immediately before building) (page 6).