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Turn order is determined by the sequence of dice on the action track: the player whose die is furthest back takes the next turn and must move that die clockwise to an action spot; after moving and resolving the action, play passes to whoever’s die is then furthest back (Rulebook p.6).

No — you may not move a die that is in the stop-area to another stop-area spot; each die must land on at least one action spot outside the stop-area before it can re-enter, and a die placed in the stop-area stays there until the end of the round (Rulebook pp.6–7).

You must pay the beer cost immediately when you place that die on an action spot by reducing the die’s pips, and action spot costs cannot be split across dice — only the die that triggers the action may pay (Rulebook p.7).

You may end on an occupied spot only by displacing the other ship: if your combat strength is greater you displace them for free; if it is equal or lower you must pay 1 additional provision to displace them (and if you can’t, you cannot move there) — when displaced you move the other ship to an adjacent free spot (Rulebook pp.8–9).

For each point of damage you either flip a healthy warrior to injured (red side) or remove an injured warrior; removed warriors immediately score you points equal to their combat strength, and you may assign 2 damage to a healthy warrior to remove and score her immediately (Rulebook p.14).

Locked actions are bonuses on the action track that become usable once you’ve unlocked the corresponding improvement by placing your second trade or second raid tile; obstructed yellow locations/routes become available once you’ve activated the 4th trade tile or the 4th raid tile (Rulebook p.16).