some clarification needed

[Novelty]

And here's a new question: If there's an abbey placed, does it (or does not) connect to the surrounding roads/cities? Again regarding the wagon movement.

The abbey walls end the road and doesn't connect it so the wagon cannot move from the road into the abbey.  A wagon placed in an abbey also cannot move out of the abbey because of the walls.See my post below

I'm not sure about the answer to your 2nd question, but I'll say yes.  However, can a wagon be deployed to CC?  Hmm...

[Marty]

CAR says all followers (small, big, mayor and wagon) can be moved to CC

[CKorfmann]

The abbey walls end the road and doesn't connect it so the wagon cannot move from the road into the abbey.  A wagon placed in an abbey also cannot move out of the abbey because of the walls.

I never heard that before and I don't see anything about it in the CAR.  Perhaps I'm in correct, but I can see where you might draw that conclusion.  Has it been addressed anywhere?

[Novelty]

CAR says all followers (small, big, mayor and wagon) can be moved to CC

I just checked this post.  The wagon may be placed to the CC.  Good call.  Once it's deployed from the CC, it scores as a wagon normally so it may be moved as per the normal wagon rules.

The abbey walls end the road and doesn't connect it so the wagon cannot move from the road into the abbey.  A wagon placed in an abbey also cannot move out of the abbey because of the walls.

OK, I'm wrong there.  According to the same post - 7th Question - you may move it from a completed road into an incomplete abbey that's connected to the road or from a completed abbey to an incomplete road that's connected to the abbey.  I'll strike out my original answer in the post above.

[meepleater]

The abbey walls end the road and doesn't connect it so the wagon cannot move from the road into the abbey.  A wagon placed in an abbey also cannot move out of the abbey because of the walls.

OK, I'm wrong there.  According to the same post - 7th Question - you may move it from a completed road into an incomplete abbey that's connected to the road or from a completed abbey to an incomplete road that's connected to the abbey.  I'll strike out my original answer in the post above.

That's strange- I thought it would have not been allowed (unless there's an abbey/ cloister mistranslation, which I'm presuming there isn't). I'll have to modify the way we play now.

[Marty]

Ok, here's the next one:
At the end of a game, do I score 3 fairy points if it's standing next to one of my followers in an incomplete city/road/cloister?

And a bonus one:
Player A places the fairy to one of his followers (e.g. in a city), then it will be removed (not through scoring events: e.g. princess), can player B then place his follower next to the fairy (magical tunnel) enjoying it's benefits in subsequent turns? (of course no one moves the fairy in between)

[Novelty]

Player A places the fairy to one of his followers (e.g. in a city), then it will be removed (not through scoring events: e.g. princess), can player B then place his follower next to the fairy (magical tunnel) enjoying it's benefits in subsequent turns? (of course no one moves the fairy in between)

Yes, that is allowed (as long as the rules allow the follower to be placed there in the first place).

I'm not sure about the first question, I would guess so.

[Gwommy]

The instructions do say that when a feature is scored and if the fairy is standing there, then you get 3pts.  At the end of the game the feature is technically being scored, so I guess it would work.   The rules also continue to say that your follower is returned to your supply while the fairy stays on the board which makes it sound like you only score 3pts during the game and not at the end.

I've always played where the fairy scores no points at the end of the game, because it's the end of the game and the instructions don't say that the fairy scores at the end of the game.  Of course, it's open to interpretation.