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''Agricola'' is a [[Euro Game]] by Uwe Rosenberg, in which the players take on the role of pre-industrial farmers. (For those of you who [[Bilingual Bonus|speak Latin]], this should not be surprising.) Players use their family members to take various actions to build up their farm:
* Building fences to make pastures, in which one of three kinds of animal (sheep, pigs, and cattle) can be raised.
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* [[Automaton Horses]]: Your family members need to eat, your workers (Occupations) and farm animals don't. [[Justified]] with the animals, in that they tend to be kept in pastures and are presumably subsisting on grass.
* [[Recursive Reality]]: The game features several different "Room" tiles, in one of which a game of Agricola is being played.
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** Another of the room tiles features a game of ''Bohnanza'', another game by Uwe Rosenberg.
* [[You Require More Vespene Gas]]: Like many Euro games, you need various resources in order to build up your farm, like Wood, Clay, Stone, and Reed to build Improvements and upgrade your farm house, and Food to pay for certain actions (like hiring Occupations) and to feed your family each turn.
 
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