Generated a 3-player Game Using the Easy (E), Interactive (I) and Complex (K) Decks

Player 1

Fisherman Whenever you use the “Fishing” Action space, you can choose to take twice as much Food as is on the space. If you do this, you must give 1 Food to each player who has one of the Fishing Rod, Raft, Canoe, Fish Trap , and Landing Net.
Forester When you use the “Sow” action, you can plant up to a maximum of 3 Wood on this card, as shown. The Wood is treated the same as sown Grain and is harvested during the Field phase.
Carpenter To extend your home, you need only 3 of the appropriate resource and 2 Reed for each new room. (For example if you live in a Wooden hut, you need 3 Wood and 2 Reed.)
Net Fisherman If one of your people uses an Action space that provides Reed, you can take all Food markers from the “Fishing” space in the returning home phase (Phase 4).
Clay Mixer Whenever one of your people’s actions gives you only Clay, you receive 2 additional Clay.
Seasonal Worker Whenever you use the “Day Labourer” Action space, you receive 1 additional Grain. From Round 6, you can choose to receive 1 Vegetable instead.
Well Builder For you, the Well is not a Major but a Minor Improvement and costs only 1 Stone and 1 Wood to build.

Weekly Market (0VPs, 3 Grain, None) When you play this card, you receive 2 Vegetables. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
Market Stall (0VPs, 1 Grain, None) When you play this card, you receive 1 Vegetable. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
Stone Tongs (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever you use one of the “Stone” Action spaces that become available in Stage 2 and Stage 4, you receive 1 additional Stone.
Sack Cart (0VPs, 2 Wood, 2 Occupations) Place 1 Grain each on the spaces for Rounds 5, 8, 11 and 14. At the start of these Rounds, you receive the Grain.
Quarry (2VPs, None, 4 Occupations) Whenever you use the “Day Labourer” Action space, you receive an additional 3 Stone.
Reed Pond (1VP, None, 3 Occupations) Place 1 Reed each on the next 3 Round spaces. At the start of each Round, you receive the Reed.
Wood-fired Oven (2VPs, 3 Wood + 1 Stone, 3 Occupations) Whenever you use the “Bake bread” action, you can use the Wood-fired Oven to turn any number of Grain into 3 Food each. Additionally, when you play this card, you can also take the “Bake bread” action.

Player 2

Farm Steward Once you live in a Clay hut or Stone house, play your next “Family growth” action as “Family growth even without room”. (Similar to the Round card from stage 5. All future family growth is carried out as normal.) (If you use the Stage 2 Family growth space to take this action, you can still play a Minor Improvement afterwards.)
Tutor At the end of the game, you receive 1 Bonus point for each Occupation that you play after this one.
Thatcher Pay 1 Reed less to Build each room, for each Renovation, and each of the Water Mill, Half-timbered House, Chicken Coop, Holiday House, Mansion and Corn Storehouse.
Guildmaster You receive 4 Wood when you acquire the Joinery or play the Cabinetmaker. When you acquire the Pottery or play the Potter, you receive 4 Clay. When you acquire the Basketmaker’s Workshop or play the Basketmaker, you receive 3 Reed. If you have already played any of these cards when you play the Guildmaster, you receive 2 building resources of the appropriate type for each existing card.
Conservator You can renovate your Wooden hut to a Stone house without first needing to renovate it to a Clay hut.
Animal Tamer You can keep 1 animal in each room of your home. You may keep more than 1 type of animal in your home.
Plough Maker Whenever you use either of the “Plough 1 Field” or “Plough 1 Field and/or Sow” Action spaces, you can pay 1 Food to Plough 1 additional Field.

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.
Crooked Plough (0VPs, 3 Wood, 1 Occupation) Once during the game, when you use the “Plough 1 Field” action, you can Plough 3 Fields instead of 1. This does not apply to the “Plough 1 Field and/or Sow” 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.)
Spit Roast (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever you convert at least 1 animal to Food during the Feeding phase of the Harvest, you receive 1 additional Food.
Cooking Hearth (1VP, None, Return 1 Fireplace) At any time, you may convert goods to Food as follows: Vegetables => 3 Food; Sheep => 2 Food; Wild boar => 3 Food; Cattle => 4 Food. Whenever you use the “Bake bread” action, you may convert 1 Grain => 3 Food.
Rake (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) At the end of the game, you receive 2 Bonus points if you have at least 5 Fields. If you have played the Harrow, Punner, Yoke or one of the 5 Ploughs, you need to have at least 6 Fields.
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.)

Player 3

Schnaps Distiller In the Feeding Phase of each Harvest, the Schnaps Distiller can convert up to 1 Vegetable to 5 Food.
Fieldsman Whenever you Sow 1 Field, place 2 extra goods from the supply on it. Whenever you Sow 2 Fields, place 1 extra good from the supply on each. (If you Sow three or more fields, there is no advantage.)
Butcher You can change your animals into Food at any time (even without an Improvement with the Cook symbol). Take 1 Food for each Sheep, 2 for each Wild boar and 3 for each Cattle.
Stablemaster One (and only one) of your unfenced stables may hold up to 3 animals of the same type.
Meat Seller If you have an Oven, you can convert your animals into Food at any time. Take 2 Food for each Sheep, 3 for each Wild boar and 4 for each Cattle.
Gardener Take Vegetables from the supply and not from your Vegetable Field whenever you Harvest them — you keep the Vegetables on the Fields.
Dock Worker At any time, you can use the Dock Worker to convert 3 Wood to either 1 Clay, 1 Reed or 1 Stone, or to convert 2 Clay, 2 Reed or 2 Stone to one other building resource.

Windmill (2VPs, 3 Wood + 1 Stone, None) At any time, you can convert Grain to 2 Food (without having to Bake bread).
Drinking Trough (1VP, 2 Wood, None) Each pasture (with or without a stable) can hold up to 2 more animals.
Plane (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever you turn 1 Wood into Food using the Joinery, Sawmill or Cabinetmaker, you receive 1 additional Food. You can choose instead to turn a second Wood into exactly 2 Food.
Loom (1VP, 2 Wood, 2 Occupations) Whenever you have at least 1/4/7 Sheep during the Field phase of a Harvest, you receive 1/2/3 Food. At the end of the game, you receive 1 Bonus point for every 3 Sheep.
Stone Exchange (0VPs, 2 Wood or 2 Clay, None) When you play this card, take 2 Stone. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
Stone House Extension (0VPs, 1 Reed + 3 Stone, None) When you play this card, immediately extend your Stone house by 1 room. (The room does not cost you 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.
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.)