Question 1

Do I shuffle the Alpine expansion into the base deck — and how many cards do we remove unseen for setup?

Accepted Answer

Shuffle the base game and expansion cards together, return 10 cards to the box unseen, then remove additional unseen cards so the final deck size matches player count: 2 players → 45 cards, 3 → 30, 4 → 15, 5 → none (page 2).

Question 2

How many cards are in the Alpine expansion and how are they marked?

Accepted Answer

The expansion contains 36 cards, and all expansion cards show the new purple mountain (Alps) type symbol to mark them (pages 1, 4).

Question 3

When I buy/play a Bearded Vulture, when do I place cards into my cave and how is it scored?

Accepted Answer

Use the Bearded Vulture’s effect after you have paid for it; it places cards into your cave (like Brown Bear and Raccoon), and each Bearded Vulture scores points equal to the number of cards in your cave (page 3).

Question 4

Does the Mountain Hare share a card slot with European Hares, and how are they counted for scoring?

Accepted Answer

The Mountain Hare counts as a European Hare for scoring but it does not share its card slot with other Hares; Mountain and European Hares are scored together (page 3).

Question 5

Do Oak and Strawberries still require 8 different tree species now that Alpine trees were added?

Accepted Answer

Yes — two new tree species (Alpine Larch and Swiss Pine) are added, but Oak and Strawberries still only require 8 different tree species (page 3).

Question 6

Can I collect more butterflies with the Alpine expansion?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the Phoebus Apollo adds another butterfly to the game, so you can now collect up to 6 different butterflies (page 3).

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