Can a Fire stone replace a whirlwind?
Yes, one Fire stone can always replace the Wind stones on a
space, regardless of the number.
Do you need to use all of the stones you draw on a turn or
can they carry over to your next turn?
Stones do not accumulate or carry over to another turn. All
stones must be drawn and played on that turn.
Can a headwater stone immediately flow to the right or the
left or does it need to go straight one space?
The headwater stone can immediately begin making directional
changes to the right or left or go straight.
Can I draw stones one at a time and decide as I draw them
how many I wish to draw?
No, you must commit to the number of stones you wish to draw
and pull all of them at once.
When jumping Wind, can a sage exit on top of a Wind stone
and continue moving?
No, a sage can only exit a Wind jump into an empty space.
After a sage is surrounded, does that player get a turn to
draw stones to see if the drawn stones will allow them to
free their sage?
No. If a sage cannot make a legal move at the beginning of
their turn, then it is surrounded and the game ends. The
player does not draw more stones from the bag.
Why is the design on all the element stones the same?
Shouldn't they have their respective elements on them?
They all have the same design to prevent someone from being
able to feel the difference between the stones when drawing
them, avoiding an unfair advantage.
