NB: Minor Improvements are given in the form: Name(VPs, Cost to Build, Pre-Requisites to Build) Description Generated a 4-player Game Using the Gamers' (G) Deck
(Please refresh to get a different number of players)Player 1
Occupations Early Riser When you play this card, you receive 1 sheep. For you, the breeding phase of the harvest precedes the field and feeding phases. You may immediately cook baby animals if you do not have room to keep them.
Family Counselor Whenever at the end of a work phase all of your adult family members were placed on the same game board, you receive 1 food/1 grain/1 vegetable if it were 2/3/4+ adults.
Vegetarian For each grain or vegetable you convert to food (in any manner), you receive 1 additional food. You may not convert animals to food for the rest of the game.
Animal Farmer At the end of the game, you receive 1 bonus point for each of your pastures that cannot contain any more animals than it does. If all of your pastures qualify, you receive 1 additional bonus point.
Carrot Farmer Place 3 vegetables from the general supply on this card. Whenever you use the Plough 1 Field" action space, you may pay 1 food for one of the vegetables."
Grain Farmer Whenever you have at least 1/4/7/10 planted grain at the beginning of the field phase of a harvest, you receive 1/2/3/4 food.
Fish Seller Whenever you use the Fishing" action, you may use food that you take from that action to buy up to 2 items. One building resource costs 1 food. One grain, sheep or wild boar costs 2 food. One vegetable or cattle costs 3 food."
Minor Improvements Hammer When you play this card, immediately take a fencing action. Pay 1 wood to every other player who has at least 1 fence. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to their hand.
Cow Bell (Cost 1C.) You may keep up to 2 cattle on each unused space on your farmyard, to a maximum of 4 cattle.
Holiday Present (Cost 1W or 1C.) When you play this card, immediately either discard 1 begging card or take 1 animal (of your choice) from the supply. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to their hand.
Animal Farm (Cost 1W. Req 2 animal types.) Once per round, you may return 1 of your animals to the supply for a guest token, which you place this round as you would a family member. (The guest represents the animal.)
Baking Field (Req 2 occ & 1 baking imp) When you sow, you can plant grain on this card as you would on a field. When harvesting, you must immediately bake this field's harvested grain.
Tree House (Cost 2W 1R. Req 3 occ.) Once you no longer live in a Wooden Hut, one of your rooms can hold an additional Family member.
Irrigation Canal (1VP. Cost 1W 1S.) Whenever you plow a field that is orthogonally adjacent to a planted field, you may take 1 grain or vegetable from that field and sow it immediately on the newly plowed field. Place 1 fewer grain or vegetable from the supply on the newly planted field.
Player 2
Occupations Village Farmer 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 plowed fields receive 3 bonus points each.
Ringmaster When you use the “Traveling Players” action, you may either play a minor improvement or you may pay 1 grain to build a major improvement immediately afterward.
Astronomer When you play this card, you receive 2 food. Whenever 3/4/5 of your family members (or guests) use 3/4/5 adjacent action spaces (forming a vertical or horizontal line), you receive 1/3/5 bonus points. The action spaces must have the same size.
Headmaster Whenever another player plays an occupation, place 1 food from the supply on this card. Whenever you play an occupation, you may pay any costs using food from this card. At the end of a 4/5 player game, you receive 1 bonus point for every 3/4 food on this card.
Bard Whenever another player uses the “Traveling players” action on an action space, you receive 1 food and 1 wood from the general supply.
Mooch When you play this card, choose another player. Until the end of the next harvest, you may convert animals, vegetables, grain, and building resources to food as if you owned the chosen player's improvements in addition to yours.
Opportunist Whenever you use your last action in a round to take one or more types of building resources that have not yet been taken this work phase, you receive 1 additional resource of one of those types.
Minor Improvements Clear Cutting (Cost 1W. Req 1 occ.) Whenever you plough 1 or more fields, you receive 1 wood from the general supply for each field you just ploughed.
Seasonal Plants (Req 1 occ.) Whenever you sow during an even-numbered round, add 1 additional resource of the appropriate type to 1 field you just sowed.
Shovel (Cost 1W 1C.) Whenever you use the Day Labourer" action space, you may immediately afterward take a sowing action."
Stone Crane (1VP. Cost 1W 1S. Req 2 occ.) Whenever another player builds a room or renovates, you may immediately perform this action yourself (without placing a family member). Pay the costs using 1 less building resource of your choice.
Sheepdog (-) You may keep up to 2 sheep on each unused space in your farmyard. You may not keep any animal other than sheep in your home. The Sheepdog must be fed 1 food each harvest.
Private School (1VP. Cost 3W or 3C. Req 1 occ.) This card is an additional action space for all players. Any player who uses the Private School must pay you 1 food to play an occupation. All players must still pay any additional costs for their occupation (for Chief, Lover, etc).
Itinerant Laborers (Cost 1F.) When you play this card, immediately take a sowing action. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to their hand.
Player 3
Occupations Pearl Seeker Whenever you use the Fishing" action you receive 1 additional stone. Also, you can use food that you take from that action to buy more stone. Each stone costs 2 food."
Animal Holder 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, each player who has the most animals receives 3 bonus points.
Alternative Designer Whenever you build stables or fences, you may replace wood with the same amount of clay or stone. Whenever you build rooms, you may replace wood with the same amount of clay or stone, to a maximum of 2 clay and 2 stone.
Late Sleeper At the start of each round, announce whether or not you will sleep late. If you sleep late, you place all of your people after everyone else has placed all of theirs, but you may also place a guest token.
Tax Collector Whenever another player pays building recources to build a major improvement, you receive 1 resource of those paid (of your choice). You may pay 1 food to the general supply to receive another of the resources paid.
Grain Lover If there are still 7 full rounds to play, you may plow 1 field, which you may immediately sow with 1 grain from your personal supply. At the end of the game, all players with the most total grain receive 2 bonus points each.
Grump 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 with the fewest family members receive 2 binus points each.
Minor Improvements Reed Sale (Cost 1R.) When you play this card, you receive 3 food. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to their hand.
Sickle (Cost 1W.) At the end of the game, you receive 3 bonus points if you have at least 5 plowed fields, 8 grain and 4 vegetables.
Plentiful Fields When you play this card, you receive 1 food for each planted plowed field in your farmyard. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to their hand.
Stonecutter's Hall (2VP. Cost 2S 3W or 2S 3C or 2S 3R.) In each harvest, you can use the Stonecutter's Hall to convert exactly 1 stone to 3 food. At the end of the game, you receive 1/2/3 bonus points for 2/4/5 stone.
Errant Oven When you play this card, immediately take a bread baking action. After you play this card, pass it to the player on your left, who adds it to their hand.
Wooden Bridge (1VP. 3W.) Whenever you use the 1 Reed" action space, you receive 1 additional food. Whenever you use the Day Labourer action space, you receive 1 additional Reed."
Grain Market (1VP. Req 3 grain fields.) Whenever you harvest at least 1 grain, you may immediately afterward exchange 1 grain from your personal supply for 1 vegetable.
Player 4
Occupations Resource Collector Place 1 wood, 1 clay, 1 reed, and 1 stone on the next 4 round spaces in any order you choose. At the start of those rounds, you receive the resource.
Wintercrafter Between the field and feeding phases of each harvest, you may play a minor improvement or pay 2 food to build a major improvement.
Architect Whenever you extend your home, you receive 2 food for each new room. Whenever you build stables, you receive 1 food for each new stable.
Artisan At most once per harvest, when you use an improvement to convert a building resource to food, you receive 2 additional food.
Stone Deliveryman Place 1 stone on each of the spaces for rounds 8, 10, 12, and 14. At the start of these rounds, you receive the stone.
Job Seeker Once in play, this card does not count as an occupation for any purpose. Whenever, at the start of a round, you have fewer occupations than any 2 other players, you may pay 1 food to immediately play an occupation.
Businesswoman When you play this card, immediately play up to 2 improvements (any combination of major and minor) by paying their costs.
Minor Improvements Magic Beans (Cost 1 cattle.) 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 their hand.
Migrant Workers (Cost 2W. Req 1 Occ.) Whenever you use the Day Labourer" action space, you may immediately afterward pay 1 food to plow 1 field."
Meat Pie (1VP. Cost 2F or 1 animal.) Whenever you bake 1 or more grain into bread, you may pay 1 additional grain and 1 animal for 3 bonus points. When you play this card, you may also take the Bake bread action
Horse Barn (Req 1 occ.) Whenever you sow, each field you sow that is orthogonally adjacent to exactly 1 stable gets an additional 1 grain or 1 vegetable. Each field that is orthogonally adjacent to 2 or more stables, gets an additional 2 grain or 2 vegetables.
Dunghill (Cost 1W. Req 2 occ.) Whenever you have 2/3 different types of animals at the beginning of the field phase, you may add 1 more resource on 1/2 of your planted fields (or planted cards).
Stone Kitchen (2VP. Cost 3S.) 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 a bread baking action, you may convert: grain --> 3 food.
Corral (Cost 3W. Req 1 occ.) You may keep up to 2 animals of the same type on each unsowed field orthogonally adjacent to your home. Different corrals may hold different types of animals. At the end of the game, you receive 1 bonus point for each of these fields that holds at least 1 animal.
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