Windmill Valley

Yes — moving the Floodgate up costs Guilder per step and immediately scores Victory Points per step (moving up two steps, for example, costs 3 Guilder and gives 4 VP); you may move it up multiple steps but only in one direction per turn (p.7). After you set the Floodgate, the Water Level is then adjusted: speed 1 = +0, speed 2 = +1, speed 3 = +2 to the Water Level (p.7–8).

The Action Wheels move clockwise a number of steps equal to the current water speed (1–3); you may spend Tools to increase or decrease that number by one per Tool (but you must move at least 1 and no more than 4 steps) and Tools do not change the Floodgate or Water Level (p.8).

Whenever the red spoke on your Large Wheel aligns with or crosses the red arrow you advance on the Calendar and may take the common reward plus one available unique reward for that space (mark it with an X) (p.8). The game end is triggered as soon as any player reaches the final Calendar space; finish the current round so all players have equal turns, then everyone gets one final turn before final scoring (p.6, p.12).

If you cannot perform any action from your Wheels, you instead gain 2 Guilder and finish your turn; however, if you can perform at least one Wheel action you are not allowed to take the 2 Guilder fallback (p.9).

For each movement you advance your Market marker one space clockwise and take one reward from that area, gaining the same reward again for each other marker in the same area (p.10–11). Once per turn before moving you may pay 1 Guilder to relocate a neutral marker to an area you will visit; if an area’s spaces are full you skip it or may pay 1 Guilder to another player to place on top of their marker — that grants access but doesn’t increase the number of rewards nor block the other player (p.11).

Normally you may only place a Tulip Bulb of a color not already present on the Foreign Trade card and you then claim the two adjacent-quarter rewards (p.12). If you remove all bulbs instead you may keep any number into your Storage; when the card reaches four bulbs return them to the supply and place the card at the bottom of the pile, and note some Wheel Enhancements can override the color restriction (p.12, p.14).