镰刀战争:风中的诡计

No. Airships never control territories, even when alone there at the end of the game; resources on that territory therefore aren’t yours to spend unless you control it another way (p. 3).

Yes. Airships ignore rivers and lakes and can move onto or off opponent-controlled territories, up to the range shown on the passive tile; they can’t move onto home bases or through tunnels or mines (p. 5).

During the airship’s Move action, it can carry up to 3 resources or 2 workers, picking them up or dropping them before, during, or after movement; it can’t pick up opponents’ resources. Workers must be dropped on a territory unoccupied by opponents and can’t move directly from the airship to another territory (p. 4).

In the standard game, all players’ airships share the same two abilities: one randomly selected aggressive tile and one passive tile. The advanced variant gives each player their own pair (p. 3, 5).

No. With the resolution module, ignore the standard sixth-star end-game trigger; the selected resolution tile determines when and how the game ends. Players can still never place more than 6 stars, though multiple players may reach 6 (p. 6).