Het Dorp: De Haven

Yes. To set sail, choose any available captain, pay its coin cost, and place it beside your ship tile; hiring a captain is required to move out of port. (Rulebook, p. 3)

Your ship has 3 holds, each holding exactly 1 playing piece, and you may load up to 3 different types that you own. All family members count as one type, as do all treasure chests, so you cannot load two family members or two treasure chests at once. (Rulebook, p. 4)

No. Your first step is free; additional steps cost influence cubes according to the captain card. Each time you enter a time water-space, you immediately lose 1 time. (Rulebook, p. 4)

Yes. When you enter an island water-space, you may either land and immediately end your movement or continue sailing. If you land, you may perform any number of the actions allowed by that island. (Rulebook, p. 5)

Place the ship in port, lose exactly 1 time regardless of where you returned from, unload all pieces from the ship tile, and return the captain to the box. Treasure chests remain face down until you choose to reveal them for their coin value. (Rulebook, p. 5)

No. While the ship is at sea, its loaded pieces cannot be used for village actions, including harvesting or selling goods at the market; cocoa baskets, tea bales, and treasure chests also cannot be used until brought back to port. (Rulebook, p. 5)