Buildings - Base - Level 1

When the owner of an occupied small market sells a good in the trader phase, they get an extra doubloon from the bank for it.

Example: Anna sells a corn and receives 1 doubloon.

On their turn in the settler phase, the owner of an occupied hacienda may, before they take a face-up plantation tile, take an additional plantation tile from any facedown stack (the top-most) and place it on an empty space on their island. The player may then take their normal turn in the phase.

Note: If a player chooses to take a face-down tile, they must immediately place it on an empty space on their island. They may not discard it. If the player also owns an occupied construction hut, they may not take a quarry instead of the face-down tile. If the settler owns a hacienda, they may only take one quarry

In the settler phase, the owner of an occupied construction hut can place a quarry on their island instead of one of the face-up plantation tiles.

Note: If the settler owns a construction hut they may, of course, only take one quarry.

As described under the captain, players must store their unloaded goods at the end of the captain phase. When players do not have sufficient storage space, they must return the goods to the goods supplies.

Owners of an occupied small warehouse may store, at the end of the captain phase, in addition to the single good they are allowed to store on their windrose, all the goods of one kind that they choose. The warehouse protects the player from returning goods to the supply. It does not protect the player from being required to load the goods onto the cargo ships.

Note: The goods chosen are not actually stored on the small warehouse tile, but on the player’s windrose.