Agricola: Bubulcus Deck - EN

Central Europe around 1670 AD The Black Death, which had raged for centuries, is over. The civilized world is in the process of being rebuilt. People enlarge and improve their simple wooden houses. They feed on millet porridge, bread and vegetables. Fields have to be ploughed, sown and harvested. Unfortunately, the famine of the past few years has also caused mankind to eat more meat (a habit from which we humans with increasing wealth have not left to this day). Whoever has the greatest wealth at the end wins. And this prosperity also includes the animals that live with you. In the midst of green meadows and fields you sit by a gently babbling river. The cool water washes pleasantly around your feet, which is a real blessing on such a beautiful summer day. You look up and based on the sun you estimate that you will have to leave again soon, but you still have a moment. Sometimes the simple life of an ox driver (lat. Bubulcus) can be really nice. After Agricola Die Moorbauern, a major expansion, or rather its new edition, was released for Agricola this year, we are adding another with the Bubulcus Deck. 120 new cards, including 60 training and 60 small acquisitions, give the game even more variability and variety. Of course, these cards are also balanced according to the 'Power values and adapted to the graphics update of the new edition of the base game from 2016. As with the Artifex Deck, the Bubulcus Deck is an addition to the decks from the base game. Anyone who has looked at the deck letters knows that there are cards from the 'A' and 'B' decks in the base game. A complete Agricola deck consists of 168 cards (or 180 if the 5- and 6-player expansion is supported). The 'A and 'B decks each contained 48 cards in the base game. With the Artifex and Bubulcus decks, each containing 120 cards, the core game decks are now complete.