Five Tribes: Whims of the Sultan

No. The Great Lake is forbidden and impassable, and it must remain empty during setup and play (p. 4).

Yes. Each palace or palm tree on a tile adjacent to the Great Lake, including diagonally, is worth twice its normal points at the end of the game: 10 for a palace and 6 for a palm tree (p. 4).

You take the card if you end your move on a fabulous city that has one; if the city has no card, you get nothing. During cleanup, a new face-up card is placed on each city that has none (p. 4).

If you already meet its requirements when you collect it, reveal it and take its pictured gold immediately. Otherwise keep it in your hand until you meet the requirements; any card still in your hand at game end is discarded with no points or penalty (p. 5).

Use the new tracks only for a 5-player game (p. 5). On the new turn-order track, the 1-, 3-, and 5-gold values each have two spaces; a second player choosing that value pushes the first marker to the upper space and takes the earlier turn (pp. 5–6).

The score depends on how many you control: 5 for one, 20 for two, 45 for three, 80 for four, or 125 for all five (p. 4).