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

Player 1

Well Builder For you, the Well is not a Major but a Minor Improvement and costs only 1 Stone and 1 Wood to build.
Braggart At the end of the game, you receive 1/3/5/7/9 Bonus points for having 5/6/7/8/9+ Improvements in front of you.
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.
Stablemaster One (and only one) of your unfenced stables may hold up to 3 animals of the same type.
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.
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.)
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).

Drinking Trough (1VP, 2 Wood, None) Each pasture (with or without a stable) can hold up to 2 more animals.
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.
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.)
Straw-thatched Roof (0VPs, None, 3 Grain Fields) You no longer need Reed when you extend or renovate your home.
Baker’s Kitchen (4VPs, 2 Stone, Return an Oven) Whenever you use the “Bake bread” action, you can use the Baker’s Kitchen to convert up to 2 Grain into 5 Food each. When you play this card, you can also take the “Bake bread” action.
Wooden Hut Extension (0VPs, 5 Wood + 1 Reed, None) When you play this card, immediately extend your Wooden hut by 1 room. (This room 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.
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.

Player 2

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.
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.
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.
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.
Master Builder Once during the game, at any time after your home reaches at least 5 rooms, you may extend it by 1 room at no cost.
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.
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.

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.)
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.)
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.)
Simple Fireplace (1VP, 1 Clay, None) You can exchange goods for Food at any time, in the following ratios: Vegetable => 2 Food; Sheep => 1 Food; Wild boar => 2 Food; Cattle => 3 Food. Whenever you bake bread, you may convert Grain => 2 Food.
Harrow (0VPs, 2 Wood, None) Once during the game, when you use either the “Plough 1 Field” or the “Plough 1 Field and/or Sow” action, you can Plough 2 fields instead of 1. Each other player can also do this once during the game, but must pay you 2 Food to do it.
Clogs (0VPs, 1 Wood, None) At the end of the game, you receive 1 bonus point for a Clay hut, or 2 Bonus points for a Stone house.
Madonna Statue (2VPs, Remove 2 played Improvements, None) The Madonna Statue has no effect. (You must discard 2 improvements that are on the table in front of you. You may not discard cards from your hand. It is irrelevant whether you discard Major or Minor Improvements.)

Player 3

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.
Gardener Take Vegetables from the supply and not from your Vegetable Field whenever you Harvest them — you keep the Vegetables on the Fields.
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.
Cabinetmaker In each Harvest, the Cabinetmaker can convert up to 1 Wood to 2 Food.
Mendicant At the end of the game, you can discard up to 2 Begging cards without losing points for them.
Reed Collector Place 1 Reed on each of the next 4 Round spaces. At the start of these rounds, you receive the Reed.
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.

Grain Cart (0VPs, 2 Wood, 2 Occupations) Whenever you use the “Take 1 Grain” Action space, you receive 2 additional Grain.
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.
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.
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.
Animal Yard (1VP, 2 Wood, 1 Occupation) You can place up to two animals of your choice on this card. They need not be the same type of animal. (This card does not count as a pasture for scoring.)
Manure (0VPs, None, 2 Animals) At the end of each Round end that does not end with a Harvest, you can (optionally) take 1 Grain or1 Vegetable from each of your fields and place it in your personal supply.
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.