Generated a 4-player Game Using the Easy (E), Interactive (I) and Complex (K) Decks

Player 1

Shepherd During each Harvest, if you have at least 4 Sheep during the Breeding phase, you receive 2 lambs instead of 1 as long as you have room for them.
Reed Buyer Whenever Reed is taken for the first time in a round, you may give the player 1 Food in exchange for 1 of the Reed. The other player receives an additional 1 Food from the supply as compensation. (The other player may not refuse the Reed purchase.) (If you are the first person to take Reed in a round, you do not get any advantage from the Reed Buyer.)
Wood Buyer Whenever another player receives Wood from an action, you can buy 1 Wood from him/her for 1 Food (even without his/her agreement).
Farmer The next time you build fences, take 1 Wild boar. Each time you build at least 1 fence after that, take 1 Cattle.
Wood Collector Place 1 Wood on each of the next 5 Round spaces. At the start of those Rounds, you receive the Wood.
Businessman Whenever you use the “Starting player” Action space, you can play an additional Minor Improvement or Major Improvement after you play the Minor Improvement.
Wet Nurse Whenever you Build Room(s), you may grow your family by up to the number of rooms that you build. This costs 1 Food per person. (The newborns are only available to take actions in the next round.)

Millstone (0VPs, 1 Stone, None) Whenever you bake 1 or more Grain into bread, you receive 2 additional Food.
Water Mill (2VPs, 1 Wood + 2 Clay + 1 Reed + 2 Stone, None) After the Field phase of a Harvest, each player can use the Water Mill to convert up to 1 Grain to 3 Food. Each player that uses the Water Mill must give you 1 of the Food.
Windmill (2VPs, 3 Wood + 1 Stone, None) At any time, you can convert Grain to 2 Food (without having to Bake bread).
Slaughterhouse (2VPs, 2 Clay + 2 Stone, None) Whenever another player turns 1 or more animals into Food, take 1 Food from the supply. During the Feeding Phase of the Harvest, you are the last player to take a turn (so you can benefit if other players slaughter). (If you slaughter, you receive no advantage.)
Horse (0VPs, None, None) You receive 2 Bonus points for any one type of animal missing from your farm at the end of the game. (The Horse replaces that type of animal.) (You still lose the point for the missing animal type.)
Ceramics (0VPs, 1 Clay, Have 1 Oven) When you play this card, you receive 2 Food. From now, the Pottery is a Minor Improvement for you and costs you nothing.
Outhouse (2VPs, 1 Wood + 1 Clay, See description) The Outhouse has no effect. You can only build it if at least one other player has fewer than 2 Occupations. (It is irrelevant how many Occupations you have played.)

Player 2

Grocer Pile (from bottom to top) 1 Vegetable, Reed, Clay, Wood, Vegetable, Stone, Grain, Reed on this card. At any time, you may buy the top item for 1 Food.
Land Agent Whenever you use the “Take 1 Vegetable” Action space, also receive 1 Grain. When you play this card, you receive 1 Vegetable from the supply.
Foreman At the start of the Work phase, you can place 1 Food from the general supply on an Action space of your choice.
Milking Hand In the Field phase of the Harvest, you receive 1/2/3 Food for 1/3/5 Cattle, without having to give up the Cattle. At the end of the game, you receive 1 Bonus point for every 2 Cattle.
Bread Seller You receive 1 Food from the supply for each Grain that is baked whenever any player (including you) Bakes bread. (To Bake you need a Baking Improvement with the Bake symbol.)
Storehouse Keeper Whenever you use a Family member’s action to take Reed and Stone, you also receive your choice of 1 Clay or 1 Grain.
Stone Buyer Whenever Stone taken for the first time in a round, you may give the player who takes it 1 Food in exchange for 1 of the Stone. The other player receives an additional 1 Food from the supply. (The other player may not refuse this exchange.) (If you are the first player to take in a round, you do not get any advantage from the Stone Buyer.)

Clay Path (1VP, 3 Clay, None) The player with the most valuable street receives 2 bonus points when scoring. (The Paved Road that costs 5 Stone is more valuable than this Clay Path, which is more valuable than the Wooden Path that costs 1 Wood.)
Boar Breeding (0VPs, 1 Food, None) When you play this card, take 1 Wild boar. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
Stable (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) When you play this card, immediately build 1 stable. (The stable does not cost anything, but you must pay the cost shown to play this card.) After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
Bread Paddle (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever you play an Occupation, you may also take the “Bake bread” action.
Wooden Path (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) The player with the most valuable street receives 2 bonus points when scoring. (The Paved Road that costs 5 Stone and the Clay Path that costs 3 Clay are both more valuable than this Wooden Path.)
Wood Cart (0VPs, 3 Wood, 3 Occupations) Whenever you use a person to take Wood that is on an Action space, you receive 2 additional Wood.
Alms (0VPs, None, No Occupations) When you play this card, you receive 1 Food for every completed Round. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.

Player 3

Dancer Whenever you use the “Traveling Players” action on an Action space, you receive at least 4 Food. (If there are 1 to 3 Food on the space, take food from the general supply until you total 4 Food.)
Chief At the end of the game, you receive 1 Bonus point for each room in your Stone house. (In total, you receive 3 points per room instead of 2.) Playing this card costs an additional 2 Food.
Fencer Whenever another player builds 1 to 4 fences, you receive 1 Wood from the supply. Whenever another player builds 5 or more fences, you receive 2 Wood. (If you build fences yourself, you receive no benefit.)
Bricklayer Pay 1 less Clay for each Improvement and Renovation. Pay 2 less Clay for each Room.
Layabout Once you have played this card, you may not take part in the next Harvest. (You also do not need to feed your family during that Harvest.)
Mendicant At the end of the game, you can discard up to 2 Begging cards without losing points for them.
Plough Driver Once you have a Stone house, you can pay 1 Food at the start of each round to Plough (at most) 1 Field.

Sawmill (3VPs, None, Return Cabinet Maker's) In each Harvest, you may convert up to 1 Wood to 3 Food. At the end of the game, you receive 1/2/3 Bonus points for 2/4/5 Wood.
Broom (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Discard all the remaining Minor Improvements in your hand, and draw 7 new Minor Improvements. You can play 1 more Minor Improvement immediately. (You must pay the costs of the new improvement and meet the conditions for playing it.)
Spindle (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever you have 3/5 Sheep during the Field phase of a Harvest, you receive 1/2 additional Food.
Paved Road (2VPs, 5 Stone, None) The player with the most valuable street receives 2 Bonus points when scoring. (This Paved Road is more valuable than both the Clay Path that cost 3 Clay and the Wooden Path that costs 1 Wood.)
Straw-thatched Roof (0VPs, None, 3 Grain Fields) You no longer need Reed when you extend or renovate your home.
Milking Stool (0VPs, 1 Wood, 2 Occupations) Whenever you have at least 1/3/5 Cattle during the Field phase of a Harvest, take 1/2/3 Food. At the end of the game, you receive 1 bonus point for every 2 Cattle.
Beanfield (1VP, None, 2 Occupations) When you Sow, you can plant Vegetables on this card as though it were a Field. (This card does not count as a Field when scoring.)

Player 4

Mason Once during the game, at any time after your Stone house reaches at least 4 rooms, you may extend it by 1 room at no cost.
Tinsmith You can convert Clay into Food at any time. You receive 1 Food per Clay. If any player has built a Well (including the Village Well), you receive 3 Food for each 2 Clay.
Turner At any time, you can use the Turner to convert any number of Wood to 1 Food each.
Master Brewer In the Feeding Phase of each Harvest, the Master Brewer can convert up to 1 Grain to 3 Food.
Puppeteer Whenever another player chooses the “Travelling players” action on an Action space, you can pay 1 Food to play an Occupation.
Hut Builder Play this card during Stage 1. At the start of Round 11, you can extend your hut by 1 room at no cost, as long as you have not yet renovated to a Stone house.
Storehouse Clerk Whenever you have at least 5 Stone at the start of a round, you receive 1 extra Stone. If you have at least 6 Reed, you receive 1 Reed; with at least 7 Clay you receive 1 Clay and with at least 8 Wood you receive 1 Wood.

Carp Pond (1VP, None, 1 Occupation & 2 Improvements) Place 1 Food on each remaining odd-numbered Round space. At the start of these rounds, you receive the Food.
Raft (1VP, 2 Wood, None) Whenever you use the “Fishing” Action space, you receive an additional 1 Food or 1 Reed.
Pelts (0VPs, None, 3 Occupations) For each animal that you slaughter and return to the general supply, you may place 1 Food from your personal supply in 1 of your rooms. You may have a maximum of 1 Food in each room. You cannot use this Food any more, but each is worth 1 bonus point at the end of the game.
Baker’s Oven (3VPs, None, Return an Oven) Whenever you use the “Bake bread” action, you can use the Baker’s Oven to convert up to 2 Grain into 5 Food each. Additionally, when you play this card, you can also you receive the “Bake bread” Action.
Mansion (0VPs, 3 Wood + 3 Clay + 2 Reed + 3 Stone, None) At the end of the game, you receive 2 bonus points for each room in your Stone house. (In total, you receive 4 points per room instead of the usual 2 points.)
Lasso (0VPs, 1 Reed, None) You can place two exactly 2 people immediately after one another, if at least one of them uses a “Wild boar”, “Cattle” or “Sheep” Action space. (This does not apply to the “Either 1 Sheep and 1 Food or 1 Wild boar ...” Action space in the 5-player game.)
Shepherd’s Pipe (0VPs, None, Have 1+ Sheep) You can hold up to 2 additional Sheep in each of the pastures where you keep Sheep. You can keep up to 2 Sheep in each unfenced stable.