Lewis & Clark: The Expedition

No — a Character's printed Strength is NOT used to activate its own Action; you must give Strength to the card from another Character card and/or Indian figures (and the Action is then performed as many times as the Strength given). (see page 4)

No — you may use only part (or none) of the Strength given to an Action and you may take only some (or none) of the benefits; using less than the full Strength is allowed. (see page 5)

No — the Interpreter is your compulsory Action for the turn, and you cannot perform another Action that same turn (only optional Recruit or Encampment can be done before/after); the Indians you gain are placed in your Boats as part of that Action. (see pages 4 and 7)

No — Indians placed on Character cards to provide Strength still belong to your Expedition; only Indians placed on Village Action spaces are removed from your Expedition. (see pages 4 and 5)

Time spent when camping equals the number of Character cards still in your hand plus the Time costs of your Boats: small Boats (up to three resources) cost no Time, the larger Boat (up to five resources) costs one Time per resource on it, and the Boat that holds only one Indian costs no Time. Take that many Time tokens. (see page 6)

If you have Time tokens your Scout cannot move normally: each triggered movement on the next visible space discards one Time token, and you cannot move again until all your Time tokens are discarded. (see page 8)