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

Player 1

Turner At any time, you can use the Turner to convert any number of Wood to 1 Food each.
Gardener Take Vegetables from the supply and not from your Vegetable Field whenever you Harvest them — you keep the Vegetables on the Fields.
Frame Builder In each renovation, you may replace exactly 1 Clay or 1 Stone with 1 Wood. In each extension, you may replace exactly 2 Clay or 2 Stone with 1 Wood.
Wood Carver In each round, you pay 1 Wood less for one of the following: an Improvement, a Room of a Wooden hut, a stable or a fence.
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.
Organic Farmer At the end of the game, you receive 1 Bonus point for each pasture that contains at least 1 animal but could contain at least 3 more animals than it does. (This also applies to the Forest Pasture.) |lazystudent
Farmer The next time you build fences, take 1 Wild boar. Each time you build at least 1 fence after that, take 1 Cattle.

House Goat (1VP, None, None) In each Feeding Phase, you receive 1 Food. Apart from the goat, you cannot hold any other animal in your home. (Even if you have the Animal Tamer.) (You cannot choose to let the House Goat run free to make room for a different animal in your house.)
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.
Raft (1VP, 2 Wood, None) Whenever you use the “Fishing” Action space, you receive an additional 1 Food or 1 Reed.
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.
Punner (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever another player uses the Harrow or a Plough, you can immediately Plough 1 Field as well. (If you use the Harrow or a Plough yourself, you do not get any advantage.)
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.
Tavern (2VPs, 2 Wood + 2 Stone, None) The Tavern is an additional Action space. Whenever another player uses it, s/he receives 3 Food. Whenever you use it, you can choose either to take 3 Food or to score 2 bonus points. (If another player uses the Tavern, you yourself do not receive anything from it.)

Player 2

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)
Water Carrier Once any player has built the Well, place 1 Food on the remaining Round spaces. At the start of these Rounds, you receive the Food. (If the well has already been built, place the Food immediately.)
Stone Carver In each Harvest, the Stone Carver can convert up to 1 Stone to 3 Food.
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.)
Academic This card counts as 2 Occupations for Minor Improvements and when scoring the “Reeve” Occupation card.
Corn Profiteer You can convert 1 Grain to 3 Food at any time. Any other player can stop this by paying 2 Food to buy the Grain for themselves. If more than one player offers, you choose one of them.

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.
Field (0VPs, 1 Food, None) When you play this card, immediately Plough 1 Field. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
Writing Desk (1VP, 1 Wood, 2 Occupations) Whenever you take an “Occupation” Action, you may play 2 Occupations one after another. The second Occupation costs you 2 Food.
Manger (0VPs, 2 Wood, None) At the end of the game, if your pastures occupy 6/7/8/9+ farmyard spaces, you receive 1/2/3/4 bonus points.
Corn Scoop (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever you use the “Take 1 Grain” Action space, you receive 1 additional Grain.
Ox Team (1VP, 3 Wood, 2 Cattle) When you play this card, count how many complete rounds are left to be played. You can Plough this many Fields, up to a maximum of 3.
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.

Player 3

Sheep Farmer Whenever you take Sheep with one of your people, take an additional Sheep from the supply. You can exchange 3 Sheep for 1 Cattle and 1 Wild boar at any time (except during the breeding phase).
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.)
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.)
Fence Overseer Each round, for a cost of 1 Food, you can immediately Fence a pasture of 1 farmyard space around a stable that you have just built. You do not need to pay Wood for the fences.
Clay Mixer Whenever one of your people’s actions gives you only Clay, you receive 2 additional Clay.
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.
Countryman After all players have placed their Family members, you may move one of your Family members from a “Take 1 Grain” or “Take 1 Vegetable” Action space to a unoccupied “Sow” Action space after you have taken the Grain or Vegetables.

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 Corner (3VPs, None, Retrn Cooking Hearth) At any time, you may convert goods to Food as follows: Vegetables => 4 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.
Clapper (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) Whenever you use the “Family growth” action (or if you already have a person on that space when you play the Clapper), place 1 additional Grain on all of your Fields that already contains at least 1 Grain.
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.
Half-timbered House (0VPs, 1 Wood + 1 Clay + 1 Reed + 2 Stone, None) At the end of the game, you receive 1 bonus point for each room in your Stone house. (In total, you receive 3 points instead of 2 per room.) (If you have played the Mansion, you do not score extra points for having the Half-timbered House.)
Butter Churn (0VPs, 2 Wood, None) Whenever you have Sheep during the Field phase of a Harvest, you receive 1 Food for each third Sheep. Whenever you have Cattle during the Field phase, you receive 1 Food for each second Cattle.
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.

Player 4

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.
Clay Plasterer Renovating your Wooden hut to a Clay hut costs you only 1 Clay and 1 Reed. Each room of your Clay hut costs you 3 Clay and 2 Reed.
Harvest Helper At the start of the Feeding Phase in each Harvest, you can take 1 Grain from 1 Field belonging to another player. That player takes 2 Food from the supply.
Patron In the future, whenever you play an Occupation, you receive 2 Food before you pay the costs of the Occupation.
Village Elder If there are still 1/3/6/9 Rounds to play, you immediately receive 1/2/3/4 Wood. At the end of the game, all players who have the most played Improvements receive 3 bonus points each.
Ratcatcher In rounds 10 and 12, all other players may not place 1 of their family’s Offspring (if they have any). (You yourself may place all your family members.) This card may only be played until the end of Round 9.
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).

Lumber (0VPs, 1 Stone, None) When you play this card, you receive 3 Wood. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
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.
Ladder (0VPs, 2 Wood, None) You need 1 less Reed to extend or Renovate your home or to build the Water Mill, Half-timbered House, Chicken Coop, Holiday House, Mansion, or Corn Storehouse.
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.
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.
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.)