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	====Updating the Road: 3+ Players====		====Updating the Road: 3+ Players====
			• All cards ''with'' coins on them are discarded and replaced.

	* • All cards ''with'' coins on them are discarded and replaced.		• After replacing cards, each of the 6 cards in the Road have 1 coin placed on them.
	* • After replacing cards, each of the 6 cards in the Road have 1 coin placed on them.

	==Build Phase==		==Build Phase==
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	===== '''''Grape, Leather and Wool''''' =====		===== '''''Grape, Leather and Wool''''' =====
	The Basic Villager cards for the Grape, Leather and Wool suits must either start out in a player's hand or be drafted from the Road		The Basic Villager cards for the Grape, Leather and Wool suits must either start out in a player's hand or be drafted from the Road
	* • There are only 2 copies of each of these suits' Basic Villagers in the game
			• There are only 2 copies of each of these suits' Basic Villagers in the game

	===== '''''Hay, Wood and Ore''''' =====		===== '''''Hay, Wood and Ore''''' =====

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	Once the Second Market is completed, the game is over.		Once the Second Market is completed, the game is over.

	• The player with the most money in their Supply is the winner.		• The player with the most money in their Supply is the winner!

	• If there is a tie for the most money, then the player among the tied players who has the fewest cards in their village is the winner.		• If there is a tie for the most money, then the player among the tied players who has the fewest cards in their village is the winner.

	~~==Commonly Overlooked Rules==~~

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	===== '''''Unlocking''''' =====		===== '''''Unlocking''''' =====
	~~Some~~ cards must be "~~Unlocked~~" by another type of Villager before they can be played; if a player wants to play a card that must be unlocked, they must first find out where the available unlocking villagers are:		Many cards have a ''padlock'' symbol and must be "unlocked" by another type of Villager before they can be played; if a player wants to play a card that must be unlocked, they must first find out where the available unlocking villagers are:
	* • If the player who is playing the card also has the unlocking villager in their own village, they take 2 gold from the Bank and place it onto their unlocking villager		* • If the player who is playing the card also has the unlocking villager in their own village, they take 2 gold from the Bank and place it onto their unlocking villager
	* • If another player has the unlocking villager, the current player must place 2 gold from their Supply onto the other player's unlocking villager		* • If another player has the unlocking villager, the current player must place 2 gold from their Supply onto the other player's unlocking villager
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	====Unlock a Villager====		====Unlock a Villager====
	Many Villagers have a ''~~'Padlock'~~'' symbol in their upper left corner; this signifies that the card must be "~~Unlocked~~" before it can be built		Many Villagers have a ''padlock'' symbol in their upper left corner; this signifies that the card must be "unlocked" before it can be built
	* • Unlocking does not cost a Build action, but it ''could'' cost 2 money...		* • Unlocking does not cost a Build action, but it ''could'' cost 2 money...
	* • Every card with a padlock symbol on it will also have the name of the Villager that must unlock it; this will be listed just below the Name on the card to be played		* • Every card with a padlock symbol on it will also have the name of the Villager that must unlock it; this will be listed just below the Name on the card to be played

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	Going around the table in clockwise order (starting with the current 1st Player), each player must draft one card from the face-up or face-down options on the Road until each has reached their Draft limit.		Going around the table in clockwise order (starting with the current 1st Player), each player must draft one card from the face-up or face-down options on the Road until each has reached their Draft limit.

	==== '''~~DRAFTING~~ ACTIONS''' ====		==== '''DRAFT PHASE: ACTIONS''' ====
	There is no "passing" before you've reached your Draft limit; if you are not at your Draft limit, you ''must'' draft a card on your turn.		There is no "passing" before you've reached your Draft limit; if you are not at your Draft limit, you ''must'' draft a card on your turn.
	* • Draft limits start at a minimum of 2 cards/round and increase by 1 with each visible Food symbol, up to a maximum of 5 cards/round		* • Draft limits start at a minimum of 2 cards/round and increase by 1 with each visible Food symbol, up to a maximum of 5 cards/round
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	Although there is a limit to the number of "Build" actions you may take, there is no such restriction on card types that may be built. ''You are always allowed to have more than one of the same Villager in your village.''<blockquote>'''''Important:''' "Builder" symbols on cards played (or covered up) in the current Build phase DO NOT affect the number of "Build" actions a player may take in that round; the new "Builder" symbol counts take effect at the beginning of the next Build phase.''</blockquote>		Although there is a limit to the number of "Build" actions you may take, there is no such restriction on card types that may be built. ''You are always allowed to have more than one of the same Villager in your village.''<blockquote>'''''Important:''' "Builder" symbols on cards played (or covered up) in the current Build phase DO NOT affect the number of "Build" actions a player may take in that round; the new "Builder" symbol counts take effect at the beginning of the next Build phase.''</blockquote>

	=== Build Phase: ~~BUILDING~~ ACTIONS ===		=== '''Build Phase: "BUILD" ACTIONS''' ===
	Any time that a new card is permanently placed from a player's hand into a Village, this is considered a "Build" action, and it counts toward the player's Build limit. These Build actions fall into three general categories:		Any time that a new card is permanently placed from a player's hand into a Village, this is considered a "Build" action, and it counts toward the player's Build limit. These Build actions fall into three general categories:

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	TODO: What happens if you are not able to play the villager card that you've just stolen? Does it go to the discard pile? Do you take it into your hand? Or are you not allowed to play the Apprentice onto a card that you cannot immediately accommodate?]		TODO: What happens if you are not able to play the villager card that you've just stolen? Does it go to the discard pile? Do you take it into your hand? Or are you not allowed to play the Apprentice onto a card that you cannot immediately accommodate?]

	=== Build Phase: ACTIONS THAT ARE NOT CONSIDERED "BUILDING" ===		=== '''Build Phase: ACTIONS THAT ARE NOT CONSIDERED "BUILDING"''' ===
	Certain actions that can be taken during the Build phase do not actually count toward a player's Build limit, and thus are not considered "Build" actions. These actions include the following:		Certain actions that can be taken during the Build phase do not actually count toward a player's Build limit, and thus are not considered "Build" actions. These actions include the following:

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	** -- This denotes that these cards may act as the "Basic" card for two different production chains, or Branches, as long as they are of the same suit as the Basic card (or at least the same suit as each other, in the case of Monks and Apprentices played as Basic Villagers)		** -- This denotes that these cards may act as the "Basic" card for two different production chains, or Branches, as long as they are of the same suit as the Basic card (or at least the same suit as each other, in the case of Monks and Apprentices played as Basic Villagers)
	* • Every suit except for Solitary has a Basic Villager which is required for building production chains		* • Every suit except for Solitary has a Basic Villager which is required for building production chains

			===== '''''Grain''''' =====
	The Basic Villager for the Grain suit is the Founders card		The Basic Villager for the Grain suit is the Founders card
	* • Each player begins with 1 Founders card in play, and there is no way to gain additional Founders		* • Each player begins with 1 Founders card in play, and there is no way to gain additional Founders
	** -- With the one exception being that a player's own Founders may be duplicated, potentially twice, by the Apprentice		** -- With the one exception being that a player's own Founders may be duplicated, potentially twice, by the Apprentice
	The Basic Villager cards for the Grape, Leather, and Wool suits must either start out in a player's hand or be drafted from the Road
			===== '''''Grape, Leather and Wool''''' =====
			The Basic Villager cards for the Grape, Leather and Wool suits must either start out in a player's hand or be drafted from the Road
	* • There are only 2 copies of each of these suits' Basic Villagers in the game		* • There are only 2 copies of each of these suits' Basic Villagers in the game
	Finally, to acquire a Basic Villager for the 3 most common suits with production chains (Hay, Wood~~, or~~ Ore suits), a player must trade in 1 of their existing hand cards to get and play 1 Basic Villager
			===== '''''Hay, Wood and Ore''''' =====
			Finally, to acquire a Basic Villager for the 3 most common suits with production chains (Hay, Wood and Ore suits), a player must trade in 1 of their existing hand cards to get and play 1 Basic Villager
	* • When a player trades in the card from their hand, they choose any non-empty Road Stack onto which to place their card, face-down		* • When a player trades in the card from their hand, they choose any non-empty Road Stack onto which to place their card, face-down
	** -- ''Any'' non-emptied Stack is eligible for placing cards onto; you are not required to place your card onto the leftmost Stack		** --- ''Any'' non-emptied Stack is eligible for placing cards onto; you are not required to place your card onto the leftmost Stack
	** -- If all Road Stacks are empty, then the player must place their traded card on top of the Reserve deck		** --- If all Road Stacks are empty, then the player must place their traded card on top of the Reserve deck
	* • Since trading for Basic Villagers is not a "Build" action, you can get as many Basic Villagers as the number of cards you want to trade in		* • Since trading for Basic Villagers is not a "Build" action, you can get as many Basic Villagers as the number of cards you want to trade in
	* • Basic Villagers may be acquired and played without needing to be covered by other cards in the production chain that round (unlike the Monk)		* • Basic Villagers may be acquired and played without needing to be covered by other cards in the production chain that round (unlike the Monk)
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	Unlocking a card will always involve a transaction of 2 money (except when a player uses the Tinner, as described in the next section), but who pays the 2 money and who gets the 2 money vary based on who has the Unlocking Villager in their Village:		Unlocking a card will always involve a transaction of 2 money (except when a player uses the Tinner, as described in the next section), but who pays the 2 money and who gets the 2 money vary based on who has the Unlocking Villager in their Village:

	a) If no one has the Unlocking Villager in play:		===== '''a) If no one has the Unlocking Villager in play:''' =====
	* • 2 money is paid by the ''current player'' and is placed ''into the Bank'' (essentially, you've hired an outside contractor to unlock your villager)		* --- 2 money is paid by the ''current player'' and is placed ''into the Bank'' (essentially, you've hired an outside contractor to unlock your villager)
	~~b) If the player who is playing the card also has the Unlocking Villager in their own Village:~~

	* • 2 money is taken ''from the Bank'' and is placed onto the ''current ~~player~~''<nowiki/>'s Unlocking Villager		===== '''b) If the player who is playing the card also has the Unlocking Villager in their own Village:''' =====
			* --- 2 money is taken ''from the Bank'' and is placed onto the ''current play''<nowiki/>''er'''s Unlocking Villager

	c) If the player who is playing the card does not have the Unlocking Villager in their own Village, but another player does:		===== '''c) If the player who is playing the card does not have the Unlocking Villager in their own Village, but another player does:''' =====
	* • 2 money is paid by the ''current player'' and is placed onto the ''other ~~player~~''<nowiki/>'s Unlocking Villager		* --- 2 money is paid by the ''current player'' and is placed onto the ''other play''<nowiki/>''er'''s Unlocking Villager
	* • If more than one Unlocking Villager is in play, then the current player chooses which one to pay		* --- If more than one Unlocking Villager is in play, then the current player chooses which one to pay
	* • A player may ''not'' choose to pay the Bank if there is an Unlocking Villager in another player's Village		* --- A player may ''not'' choose to pay the Bank if there is an Unlocking Villager in another player's Village
	<blockquote>'''''Important:''' Unlike Build symbols, which do not take effect until your next turn, you may use Unlocking Villagers played earlier in the round to unlock other cards that you play that same round''</blockquote>On each Unlocking Villager, you will see a card symbol with a key at its bottom and a number inside of the card symbol; this denotes how many cards there are in the game that require this Villager to unlock them		<blockquote>'''''Important:''' Unlike Build symbols, which do not take effect until your next turn, you may use Unlocking Villagers played earlier in the round to unlock other cards that you play that same round''</blockquote>On each Unlocking Villager, you will see a card symbol with a key at its bottom and a number inside of the card symbol; this denotes how many cards there are in the game that require this Villager to unlock them
	Finally, any money played onto an Unlocking Villager will remain on the card until the end of the game		Finally, any money played onto an Unlocking Villager will remain on the card until the end of the game
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	[TODO: I assume that the Smuggler only considers "Top" Villagers, but it says "printed on", not "Top" - does this mean that, if your highest value Gold symbol is actually covered by another card, it still could be used for the purposes of the Smuggler?]		[TODO: I assume that the Smuggler only considers "Top" Villagers, but it says "printed on", not "Top" - does this mean that, if your highest value Gold symbol is actually covered by another card, it still could be used for the purposes of the Smuggler?]

	=== END OF THE BUILD PHASE ===		=== '''END OF THE BUILD PHASE''' ===
	* • After all players have completed building, if any player does ''not'' have any visible Food symbols in their Village, they ''must'' flip their Founders card from its 2-value Gold symbol side to its 1 Food symbol side		* • After all players have completed building, if any player does ''not'' have any visible Food symbols in their Village, they ''must'' flip their Founders card from its 2-value Gold symbol side to its 1 Food symbol side
	* • The 1st Player designation passes to the next player clockwise from the current 1st player		* • The 1st Player designation passes to the next player clockwise from the current 1st player
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	'''2. The Second Market''' occurs only once all Road Stacks (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, and #6) have been emptied (i.e., there are no more Road Stacks remaining)		'''2. The Second Market''' occurs only once all Road Stacks (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, and #6) have been emptied (i.e., there are no more Road Stacks remaining)

	=== FIRST MARKET ===		=== '''FIRST MARKET''' ===
	Once the first two Road Stacks are emptied, the "First Market" card will be revealed and turned sideways to remind all players that the First Market will occur at the end of the round.		Once the first two Road Stacks are emptied, the "First Market" card will be revealed and turned sideways to remind all players that the First Market will occur at the end of the round.

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	Note: The coins themselves that are on top of these villagers, however, will stay on top of them; essentially this amount is doubled and then the newly generated money is added to the player's Supply		Note: The coins themselves that are on top of these villagers, however, will stay on top of them; essentially this amount is doubled and then the newly generated money is added to the player's Supply

	=== SECOND MARKET ===		=== '''SECOND MARKET''' ===
	After all Road Stacks have been emptied, the "Second Market" card will be revealed and turned sideways to remind all players that the Second Market will occur at the end of the round (and, after this Market phase, the game will be over).		After all Road Stacks have been emptied, the "Second Market" card will be revealed and turned sideways to remind all players that the Second Market will occur at the end of the round (and, after this Market phase, the game will be over).

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	* • Not all actions that may be taken in the Build phase are technically "Build" actions; those that are not have no limit to the number of the times they may be performed		* • Not all actions that may be taken in the Build phase are technically "Build" actions; those that are not have no limit to the number of the times they may be performed

	Although there is a limit to the number of "Build" actions you may take, there is no such restriction on card types that may be built. ''You are always allowed to have more than one of the same Villager in your village.''~~<blockquote>~~'''Important:''' "Builder" symbols on cards played (or covered up) in the current Build phase DO NOT affect the number of "Build" actions a player may take in that round; the new "Builder" symbol counts take effect at the beginning of the next Build phase.~~</blockquote>~~
			Although there is a limit to the number of "Build" actions you may take, there is no such restriction on card types that may be built. ''You are always allowed to have more than one of the same Villager in your village.''
			'''Important:''' "Builder" symbols on cards played (or covered up) in the current Build phase DO NOT affect the number of "Build" actions a player may take in that round; the new "Builder" symbol counts take effect at the beginning of the next Build phase.

	===Building Actions===		===Building Actions===
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	* • If more than one Unlocking Villager is in play, then the current player chooses which one to pay		* • If more than one Unlocking Villager is in play, then the current player chooses which one to pay
	* • A player may ''not'' choose to pay the Bank if there is an Unlocking Villager in another player's Village		* • A player may ''not'' choose to pay the Bank if there is an Unlocking Villager in another player's Village
	~~<blockquote>~~'''Important:''' Unlike Build symbols, which do not take effect until your next turn, you may use Unlocking Villagers played earlier in the round to unlock other cards that you play that same round~~</blockquote>~~On each Unlocking Villager, you will see a card symbol with a key at its bottom and a number inside of the card symbol; this denotes how many cards there are in the game that require this Villager to unlock them		'''Important:''' Unlike Build symbols, which do not take effect until your next turn, you may use Unlocking Villagers played earlier in the round to unlock other cards that you play that same round
			On each Unlocking Villager, you will see a card symbol with a key at its bottom and a number inside of the card symbol; this denotes how many cards there are in the game that require this Villager to unlock them
	Finally, any money played onto an Unlocking Villager will remain on the card until the end of the game		Finally, any money played onto an Unlocking Villager will remain on the card until the end of the game
	* • You may NOT use this money to pay for anything during the game		* • You may NOT use this money to pay for anything during the game

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	** -- The number of cards they may build (via black "Builder" symbols) in a round		** -- The number of cards they may build (via black "Builder" symbols) in a round
	** -- The amount of money (via "Gold" & "Silver" coin symbols) they generate in the income phases ("Markets")		** -- The amount of money (via "Gold" & "Silver" coin symbols) they generate in the income phases ("Markets")

			===== ''Production chains'' =====
	One of the most important aspects of the Build phase is creating production chains, which typically require a "Basic" villager card of the same suit (card color) as a card you wish to play		One of the most important aspects of the Build phase is creating production chains, which typically require a "Basic" villager card of the same suit (card color) as a card you wish to play
	* • Basic villagers are not drafted; instead, to play one, a player must trade a card from their hand (placing it on the top of any Road Stack) for the Basic villager to put into play		* • Basic villagers are not drafted; instead, to play one, a player must trade a card from their hand (placing it on the top of any Road Stack) for the Basic villager to put into play
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	* • The "Founders" card that all players start with in their Village is the only Basic villager for the turquoise "Grains" suit		* • The "Founders" card that all players start with in their Village is the only Basic villager for the turquoise "Grains" suit
	* • Brown "Solitary" suit cards do not require Basic villagers, and they do not create production chains		* • Brown "Solitary" suit cards do not require Basic villagers, and they do not create production chains
	To play cards onto production chains, look at the production chain summary below the card's name
	* • This will tell you which cards must precede it in a chain
			To play cards onto production chains, look at the production chain summary below the card's name: This will tell you which cards must precede it in a chain

			===== ''Unlocking'' =====
	Some cards must be "Unlocked" by another type of Villager before they can be played; if a player wants to play a card that must be unlocked, they must first find out where the available unlocking villagers are:		Some cards must be "Unlocked" by another type of Villager before they can be played; if a player wants to play a card that must be unlocked, they must first find out where the available unlocking villagers are:
	* • If the player who is playing the card also has the unlocking villager in their own village, they take 2 gold from the Bank and place it onto their unlocking villager		* • If the player who is playing the card also has the unlocking villager in their own village, they take 2 gold from the Bank and place it onto their unlocking villager
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	* • If no one has the unlocking villager in their tableau, then the current player must pay 2 gold from their supply to the Bank		* • If no one has the unlocking villager in their tableau, then the current player must pay 2 gold from their supply to the Bank
	* • Money placed on unlocking villagers remains on them until the end of the game; it cannot be used to pay for anything during the game		* • Money placed on unlocking villagers remains on them until the end of the game; it cannot be used to pay for anything during the game
			Build limit

	The number of cards that a player ''may'' (but is not required to) build each round, or their "Build limit" is determined by adding 2 to the number of "Builder" symbols showing in their tableau ''at the start of their build phase''		The number of cards that a player ''may'' (but is not required to) build each round, or their "Build limit" is determined by adding 2 to the number of "Builder" symbols showing in their tableau ''at the start of their build phase''
	* • Because no one starts with a Builder symbol in their village, each player starts with the minimum of 2 cards that may be built per round		* • Because no one starts with a Builder symbol in their village, each player starts with the minimum of 2 cards that may be built per round
	* • By playing cards with Builder symbols, this can be increased to a maximum of 5 cards that may be built per round; additional Builder symbols beyond 3 will not increase a player's Build limit further		* • By playing cards with Builder symbols, this can be increased to a maximum of 5 cards that may be built per round; additional Builder symbols beyond 3 will not increase a player's Build limit further
	~~At the end of the Build phase, if one of the Market phases was triggered by uncovering a Market card during the Draft phase, then continue on to the appropriate Market phase~~
	* • Otherwise, the 1st player designation passes clockwise to the next player, and a new round is started

			===== ''End of Round'' =====
			At the end of the Build phase, if one of the Market phases was triggered by uncovering a Market card during the Draft phase, then continue on to the appropriate Market phase.
			Otherwise, the 1st player designation passes clockwise to the next player, and a new round is started.
	==== '''Income''' ====		==== '''Income''' ====
	In addition to the two basic phases, there are two special events, the Markets, that happen after the Build phase of the round in which they are triggered. These two Markets are the main ways in which money (the central resource and victory point of the game) is generated:		In addition to the two basic phases, there are two special events, the Markets, that happen after the Build phase of the round in which they are triggered. These two Markets are the main ways in which money (the central resource and victory point of the game) is generated:
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	There are two "Special" suit cards that may be played into your village (or, in one case, another player's village), and each of these cards has a unique power:		There are two "Special" suit cards that may be played into your village (or, in one case, another player's village), and each of these cards has a unique power:

	===== Monk =====		===== ''Monk'' =====
	The Monk card may be used in place of any other card in the game, but only for the purposes of being another card's predecessor; Monks do NOT take on any other property (e.g., Suit, Padlock, Food, Builder, or Gold symbols) of the card that they are replacing.		The Monk card may be used in place of any other card in the game, but only for the purposes of being another card's predecessor; Monks do NOT take on any other property (e.g., Suit, Padlock, Food, Builder, or Gold symbols) of the card that they are replacing.
	* • Because the Monk's sole purpose is to act as a predecessor card, the card that is using it as a predecessor must always be played in the same round as the Monk (i.e., it can never be the "Top" card of a production chain at the end of the round)		* • Because the Monk's sole purpose is to act as a predecessor card, the card that is using it as a predecessor must always be played in the same round as the Monk (i.e., it can never be the "Top" card of a production chain at the end of the round)
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	In other words, once a Monk is played as a certain card in a chain, it immediately "becomes" the single real card that it replaces (but only for the purposes of being a predecessor)		In other words, once a Monk is played as a certain card in a chain, it immediately "becomes" the single real card that it replaces (but only for the purposes of being a predecessor)

	===== Apprentice =====		===== '''''Apprentice''''' =====
	Apprentices are swapped with one non-Top villager in any village, and the card that the Apprentice replaced goes into play for the player who played the Apprentice.		Apprentices are swapped with one non-Top villager in any village, and the card that the Apprentice replaced goes into play for the player who played the Apprentice.

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	Two Special suit cards, the Tinner and Smuggler, have a card symbol with an "X" over it on the top right of the card; this symbol means that these cards are discarded at the end of the round in which they are played. Because they are discarded, these Villagers do NOT count toward a player's Build limit. Here's what each of these cards do:		Two Special suit cards, the Tinner and Smuggler, have a card symbol with an "X" over it on the top right of the card; this symbol means that these cards are discarded at the end of the round in which they are played. Because they are discarded, these Villagers do NOT count toward a player's Build limit. Here's what each of these cards do:

	===== Tinner =====		===== ''Tinner'' =====
	* • You do not have to pay to unlock YOUR OWN Villager cards for the rest of the round		* • You do not have to pay to unlock YOUR OWN Villager cards for the rest of the round
	This power may be applied on a card-by-card basis to your advantage: If you own one of the required Unlocking Villagers for a card you are playing this round, you can still put 2 coins from the Bank onto the Unlocking Villager		This power may be applied on a card-by-card basis to your advantage: If you own one of the required Unlocking Villagers for a card you are playing this round, you can still put 2 coins from the Bank onto the Unlocking Villager

	===== Smuggler =====		===== '''''Smuggler''''' =====
	* • Immediately adds money into your Supply based on the single highest value Gold Symbol printed on a card in your own Village		* • Immediately adds money into your Supply based on the single highest value Gold Symbol printed on a card in your own Village
	The amount of money received is equal to half of this highest value Gold Symbol, rounded up if necessary		The amount of money received is equal to half of this highest value Gold Symbol, rounded up if necessary