After tile placement, you may place a figure: A Hunter in a meadow, a Gatherer on a river or in a forest, or a Fishing Hut on a river. You may only place a Hunter, Gatherer or Fishing Hut on the tile you have just placed.

Only one piece may occupy a single continuous meadow, forest or river. (EXCEPTION: a Gatherer and a Fishing Hut may occupy the same river.) Multiple pieces may only occupy the same landscape when two or more separate landscapes containing Hunters, Gatherers and/or Fishing Huts are joined together by the play of a connecting tile.

The Zoom tool can be used to magnify areas of the map in order to view details. The green numbers select the magnification level, and the green letter A restores a panoramic view of (A)ll tiles played. When a zoom level is selected, you may choose which area of the world map to view by clicking and holding on a section of the map, and dragging the map around under the view window.

WARNING!: If it is your turn, be careful where you click when using the Zoom tool. Do NOT click on a valid tile or figure placement area when you are trying to drag the map. If you click on a valid tile placement or figure placement area, your tile or figure will be placed there!

FORESTS (Gatherers):
When a forest landscape is completed, the player(s) who have played the most Gatherers in the forest score points. Then all players retrieve any Gatherers they have played in the forest. Each forest tile is worth two points. Any Mushroom tiles in the forest score two additional points. When a forest with a Gold nugget is completed, the player who played the tile that completed the forest gets an extra tile drawn from a pile of 12 Special tiles. The Special tile must be played immediately, and a figure placed on the tile if the player wishes to do so. If play of the Special tile completes another forest, the player does not get to draw another Special tile. Forests that are not completed before the game ends do NOT score any points.

RIVERS (Gatherers):
When a river is completed (endpoints are river sources and lakes), the player(s) who have played the most Gatherers on the river score points. Then all players retrieve any Gatherers they have played on the river. Each river tile is worth one point. Any Fish in lakes at the start and end of the river score one additional point per Fish. Rivers that are not completed before the game ends do NOT score any points.

RIVERS (Fishing Huts):
Fishing Huts only score at the end of the game. The player(s) who have played the most Fishing Huts in a river network score points. Each Fish in the river network is worth one point.

MEADOWS (Hunters):
Hunters only score at the end of the game. The player(s) who have played the most Hunters in a meadow score points. Each Mammoth, Auroch, and Deer in the meadow is worth two points. However, each Tiger in the meadow will eat a Deer, thus subtracting the points the Hunter would otherwise earn from the Deer.

The End of the Game
The game ends when the last tile has been placed. All meadows and river networks are then scored. High score wins.

The Stone Circle: A hunter placed on the Stone Circle will win this meadow for his player, by a score of 1:0, regardless of any other pieces played in this meadow. A hunter may only be placed on the Stone Circle according to the normal rules for placement of a hunter. In other words, the meadow need to be unclaimed at time of placement.