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

Player 1

Stone Carrier Whenever you take Stone with an action, you can also take 1 additional Stone. If you also receive other building resources, this costs you 1 Food.
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.)
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.
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.
Cabinetmaker In each Harvest, the Cabinetmaker can convert up to 1 Wood to 2 Food.
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.
Wood Collector Place 1 Wood on each of the next 5 Round spaces. At the start of those Rounds, you receive the Wood.

Corn Storehouse (1VP, 1 Reed and either 2 Wood or 2 Clay, None) Whenever you have empty Fields after the Field phase of the Harvest, you can Sow Grain in them immediately. Place 1 fewer Grain from the Supply on these fields.
Drinking Trough (1VP, 2 Wood, None) Each pasture (with or without a stable) can hold up to 2 more animals.
Raft (1VP, 2 Wood, None) Whenever you use the “Fishing” Action space, you receive an additional 1 Food or 1 Reed.
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.)
Turnwrest Plough (0VPs, 3 Wood, 2 Occupations) Once during the game, when you use either the “Plough Fields” or “Plough 1 Field and/or Sow” Action space, you can Plough 3 Fields instead of 1.
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.)
Flagon (0VPs, 1 Clay, None) Whenever the Well is built or upgraded to a Village Well, you receive 4 Food and the other players receive 1 Food each. (If the Well has already been built, everyone receives the Food when the Flagon is played.)

Player 2

Lord of the Manor At the end of the game, you receive 1 bonus point in each scoring category where you have scored the maximum 4 points. (The bonus point is also awarded for 4 fenced stables.)
Tutor At the end of the game, you receive 1 Bonus point for each Occupation that you play after this one.
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.
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.)
Yeoman Farmer At the end of the game, you only lose points for unused spaces and Begging cards.
Estate Manager At the end of a 3/4/5 player game, if no player has more animals of any type than you, you receive 2/3/4 Bonus points.
Stablehand Whenever you build at least 1 Fence, you also receive 1 stable which you must build immediately. (This may be built inside or outside the fenced area.) (You do not need to pay any wood for the stable.)

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.)
Animal Pen (1VP, 2 Wood, 4 Occupations) Place 2 Food on each remaining Round space. At the start of each Round, you receive the Food.
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.
Goose Pond (1VP, None, 3 Occupations) Place 1 Food each on the next 4 remaining Round spaces. At the start of these Rounds, you receive the Food.
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.
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.
Milking Shed (2VPs, 2 Clay + 3 Stone, None) In each Harvest, at the beginning of the Field phase, count the number of Sheep and Cattle on all the players’ farms. You receive 1 Food for each fifth Sheep and for each third Cattle.

Player 3

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.
Conservator You can renovate your Wooden hut to a Stone house without first needing to renovate it to a Clay hut.
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.)
Well Builder For you, the Well is not a Major but a Minor Improvement and costs only 1 Stone and 1 Wood to build.
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.
Chamberlain At the start of Round 11 (or immediately, if you play this card after the start of Round 11), Turn over the Round cards for the remaining Rounds. You (and only you) can use these actions immediately; the other players must wait until the appropriate round.
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.

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.
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.
Building Material (0VPs, None, None) You receive either 1 Wood or 1 Clay when you play this card. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to his/her hand.
Spices (0VPs, None, None) Whenever you convert Vegetables to Food using a Fireplace, Cooking Hearth or Cooking Corner, you receive 1 additional Food.
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.
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.
Clay Deposit (0VPs, None, 3 Occupations) This card is an additional Action space. A player who uses this Action space must pay you 1 Food and receives 5 Clay. If you use the Clay Deposit yourself, you may choose to take 2 bonus points instead of the Clay.