NB: Minor Improvements are given in the form: Name(VPs, Cost to Build, Pre-Requisites to Build) Description Generated a 2-player Game Using the Easy (E), Interactive (I) and Complex (K) Decks
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Occupations Maid Once you have built a Clay hut, place 1 Food on each remaining Round space. At the start of these Rounds, you receive the Food. (If you already have a Clay hut or a Stone house when you play this card, place the Food immediately)
Pieceworker Whenever you receive Wood, Clay, Reed, Stone or Grain on an Action space, you can buy one more of the same good for 1 Food. Whenever you receive Vegetable(s) on an Action space, you can buy one more for 2 Food.
Renovator Pay 2 less Clay to renovate to a Clay hut and pay 2 less Stone to renovate to a Stone house.
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.
Traveling Salesman Whenever you select the “Minor Improvement” action on an Action space, you can play a Major instead of a Minor Improvement. If you select a “Major or Minor Improvement” action, you can play 2 Minor Improvements.
Serf Whenever you use the “Sow and/or Bake Bread” action, take 1 grain before the action. Alternatively, you may exchange 1 Grain for 1 Vegetable.
Scholar Once you have a Stone house, at the start of a round, you can always either pay 1 Food to play an Occupation card or play an improvement card by paying its costs.
Minor Improvements Fruit Tree (1VP, None, 3 Occupations) Place 1 Food on each remaining Round space for Rounds 8 to 14. At the start of these rounds, you receive the 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.)
Private Forest (0VPs, 2 Food, None) Place 1 Wood on each remaining even-numbered Round space. At the start of these rounds, you receive the Wood.
Planter Box (0VPs, None, 2 Occupations) Whenever you Sow, each of the fields that is orthogonally adjacent to a room in your home gets an additional 2 Grain or 1 Vegetable.
Granary (1VP, 3 Wood or 3 Clay, None) Place 1 Grain each on the spaces for Rounds 8, 10 and 12. At the start of these Rounds, you receive the Grain.
Shepherd’s Crook (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever you Fence a new pasture that covers at least 4 farmyard spaces, take 2 Sheep and place them in the new pasture.
Windmill (2VPs, 3 Wood + 1 Stone, None) At any time, you can convert Grain to 2 Food (without having to Bake bread).
Player 2
Occupations Manservant When you build a Stone house, place 3 Food on each remaining Round space. At the start of these rounds, you receive the Food. (If you already have a Stone house when you play this card, place the Food immediately.)
Fence Deliveryman Add 6 and 10 to the current round. Place 4 of your fences on each corresponding round space. At the start of these rounds, you can pay 2 Food to build all 4 fences immediately. (You may build fewer than 4 fences. You do not need to pay Wood to build the fences.)
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.
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.
Rancher Whenever, at the start of a round, you have fewer unused farmyard spaces than any of the other players, you receive 1 Wood. (If there is a tie, you get nothing.)
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.
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.)
Minor Improvements 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.)
Reed Exchange (0VPs, 2 Wood or 2 Clay, None) When you play this card, you receive 2 Reed. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
Hand Mill (0VPs, 1 Stone, None) During the Feeding phase of the Harvest, you can use the Hand Mill to turn either 1 Grain into 2 Food or 2 Grain into 4 Food.
Canoe (1VP, 2 Wood, 2 Occupations) Whenever you use the “Fishing” Action space, you receive an additional 1 Food and 1 Reed.
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.
Dovecote (2VPs, 2 Stone, None) Place 1 Food each on the spaces for rounds 10 to 14. At the start of these rounds, you receive the Food.
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.
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