Agricola: Corbarius Deck

Lookout Games, asmodee, Funforge · Board game · 2019
8.5 Ludopedia 8.2 BGG 1–4 Solo 60–120 min Weight 3.3/5
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If you love Agricola and want extra options without extra hassle, Corbarius Deck delivers.

Highlights
  • More strategic variety
  • Balanced cards
  • Works with other decks
Keep in mind
  • Added learning curve
  • Needs extra deck for 5‑6 players
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Agricola: Corbarius Deck arrives as a 120‑card boost that expands the classic Agricola without altering any core rules. It includes 60 minor improvement cards – those that give a little push to resources, production, or flexibility – and 60 new occupation cards, which act as unique action cards granting special abilities to your farmer. You can play the deck on its own as a standalone mini‑game, or mix it with other decks (C, D, E…) to create even more varied combinations. These cards are the same ones used in the official 2020 tournaments, ensuring they are balanced and battle‑tested. If you own the 5‑ and 6‑player expansion, you can also add the extra 12 C‑cards that come with that supplement. The main component is high‑quality paper cards, neatly organized in a compact deck that fits in the original box. The goal remains the same as Agricola: develop your farm, feed your family, and improve your harvest, but now you have more strategic options to choose from. Hand management becomes even more crucial as you decide when to play improvements or occupations to maximize points. Open drafting lets everyone see the available cards simultaneously, creating a healthy competition for limited resources. Worker placement works as usual, but now more cards can change what each space offers. In short, Corbarius Deck refreshes the base game without complicating the learning curve, making it perfect for both quick‑play variations and tournament‑level depth. If you already love Agricola, you’ll enjoy this extra deck for trying new strategies and keeping the game feeling fresh.

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Rules manual — Agricola: Corbarius Deck Portuguese · PDF
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Digital Implementations: Board Game Arena Game: Agricola
Publisher Lookout Games, asmodee, Funforge, Hobby Japan, Hobby World, Korea Boardgames
Designer Uwe Rosenberg
Artist Klemens Franz

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How many players can use the Corbarius Deck?
Typically 1‑4 players; with the 5‑6 player expansion, it can accommodate up to 6.
How long does a game with the deck take?
Between 60 and 120 minutes, depending on player count and familiarity with the new cards.
Do I need the base game to use Corbarius Deck?
Yes, the deck is an expansion and requires the Agricola base game to play.
Can I play only with the Corbarius cards?
Yes, the 120 cards form a standalone mini‑game that can be played without the original cards.
What new mechanics does the deck introduce?
It reinforces Hand Management, Open Drafting, Worker Placement and Enclosure with new improvement and occupation cards.