Beer & Bread

Beer and Bread is an exciting multi - use card game crafted for two players. Its unique structure of alternating rounds adds a thrilling spin to player interaction, card drafting, and resource management. Two villages, founded on the fertile lands of an old monastery, have carried on the dual traditions of brewing beer and baking bread. While sharing fields and resources, they take pride in a friendly competition to outdo each other's produce. Each player represents one of these villages. Over six years, with alternating fruitful and dry periods, you'll need to balance harvesting and storing resources, making beer and bread, selling them for coins, and upgrading your facilities. To win, you must keep a balance between your baked and liquid goods. After the sixth year, you only score the coins from the type of good - beer or bread - for which you've earned less. The village with the higher score emerges victorious.

How to play: First, each of the two players picks a village. The game lasts six years, with each year being either fruitful or dry. During the game, harvest resources, use them to make beer and bread, sell these products for coins, and upgrade your village facilities. Remember to balance your production of beer and bread. At the end of the sixth year, your score is based on the coins from the good (beer or bread) for which you've earned less. The player with the higher score wins. Things to note: Try to manage your resources well during the dry years. Don't focus too much on one product. Maintenance advice: Keep your game cards in a dry place to prevent damage. If the cards get dirty, gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth.