Darwin's Journey: Oceania

No. A Village is a separate location: you may place one Tent in each Village only when your Explorer stops there, and Village Tents can never be reactivated. Silver Villages resolve immediately; golden Villages score during final scoring (p. 4).

No. Only the first player to research each Specimen encounters a Hazard; flip the tile so later researchers do not encounter one. The first player to cross a ribbon with a Hazard token also encounters a Hazard, and an Antidote moves your Hazard marker back one space (p. 5).

No. Once your Professor is unlocked, you may choose exactly one Wax Seal from the top row per turn, even if you perform multiple Academy actions. Taking or placing a top-row Wax Seal has no Coin penalty (p. 3).

Yes. When performing a Correspondence action, a player with their Employee unlocked may place Stamps on the new Envelope and one regular Envelope. The new Envelope is unavailable until you unlock your Employee (p. 3).

A player must land a Ship or Explorer on the locked location and use its printed unlock action to unlock the adjacent location; these locations cannot be unlocked by other means. Afterward, players whose Ship or Explorer has reached or passed it can place a worker there without meeting Wax Seal requirements (p. 4).

For each required item you cannot forfeit, you lose 4 victory points; you must forfeit the items you have and cannot choose to lose points instead. Track negative points with your Spider marker, since your regular score marker never moves backward due to Consequence tiles (p. 5).