Cerveza y Pan

Choose which tokens to keep from among all your tokens (stored ones and the newly collected); offer the rest to the other player, who may take any they have free storage for, and return any leftovers to the common supply (page 6).

In fruitful years you swap hands after each pair of turns (after both players take a turn), repeating until hands are empty; in dry years you do not swap hands during the Action phase (pages 5 and 8).

In the Card phase of dry years three exchange cards are placed face up; on your turn you may place any hand card face up onto an exchange space (making it the new exchange card) and immediately take and play the exchange card you removed (you may not add it to your hand) (page 8).

Fruitful years seed fields to higher targets (wheat 7, barley 8, rye 6, hops 6) and add all water to the river, while dry years seed to lower targets (wheat 5, barley 4, rye 4, hops 4) and also add all water; if the supply lacks tokens, add as many as available (pages 4 and 7).

Give the windmill to the player with fewer resource tokens in their storage units; in case of a tie, the windmill goes to the player who did not have it that round (page 7).

Count sold beer and bread separately (including any upgrade bonuses), then your final score is the lower of the two totals; the higher final score wins, with ties broken by the higher other total and then by the player who does not have the windmill (page 9).