In this case no apprentice was able to cast the best spell and no one will win this match nor gain the magic crystal.

In this case the first soldier that performs an attack on the ark immediately enters it. This is explained on page 14 of the rulebook.

Yes! As explained you get to roll for Paragon at the end of EACH turn that you control the ark.

Yes, absolutely. Each time you destroy any soldier you get to roll for Paragon.

Except for rolling the dice (which must always be done at the beginning of a turn), there is no specific order to perform any other actions. So you can place koalas, re-roll dice, and make use of card effects at any time after your first dice roll and for the duration of your turn.

Unfortunately no. Spear dice results that have been used to activate card effects are already used up and cannot be used again for hunting animals.

The Roleplaybear can copy any card effect of another villagebear. It cannot be used to copy dice results or anything else than card effects of villagebears. Activating the Roleplaybear already triggers the copied effect so you will not need to activate the copied effeect again.

No, the Kute Koala only protects against being targeted by a card effect. Playing Protectbears against an action you make does not count as targeting you. The same is true for other effects that do not directly name you as a target.

Yes, Koala King effects count as card effects just like any other effects and may be blocked the same way when they target another player.

Nothing. You do not have to discard or draw-up cards. You will keep your current cards since the hand card limit is only important at the end of a player´s turn and at no other time.

Actually no, it can just be used against card effects and dice effects and not when a koala is removed because a skull has been assigned to it.

The effect of the Streetfightbear does affect all players, also the one that played the Streetfightbear.

No, the Beerbrewbear only affects koalas and koala kings do not count as koalas.

The Poltbeargeist is treated like any other koala in a tribe. It can be removed by using card effects that swap koalas or removes them, etc.. You can also assign a skull symbol to it.

If you possess both, the Quarterbear and the Cheerleadbar, within your tribe you may simply remove them during your turn and put them on the discard pile. This will trigger their extra effect of providing a complete additional turn for the same player after their current one.

No, you can only use the effect on koala cards that are allowed to be placed in a tribe and backstabbears are not placed in a tribe. An exception to this would be the Poltbeargeist, but we guess no one voluntarily wants to place it in their own tribe...

When activating the Cyberpunk you may use an effect of a koala card of another player`s hand card. You can simply choose the card effect of a hand card of the affected player and use it. The used card that provides the effect is not discarded and remains part of the player`s hand cards. BUT if you choose an effect that requires the card it belongs to to be placed or discarded in some way, you will need to do that (e.g. Streetfightbear, Bomber, Poltbeargeist).

You would need to draw one card at a time and a second for the Bearcycler. Decide which card you want to keep then place the discarded card back on top of the draw pile. Repeat this process for each card you have to draw (each subsequent draw will include the previous discarded card).

While it should be clear in the English version, we have had an issue in the German version where the word “other” is missing. It says “any tribe” instead of “any other tribe”. So actually you only place a koala card of any OTHER tribe underneath it.