<p><strong>The Agricola cards are not wrapped in the box strictly by which deck they belong to.</strong> You'll need to open and sort through all the cards that came with the game. The terms "E-deck", "I-deck", and "K-deck" just refer to subsets of those cards. The E-deck is all of the cards with the E symbol, and so on. </p>

<p>Should you need a manifest of all the cards, <a href="http://alavigne.net/Gaming/Agricola/agricola-comp-v9.0.html">this website</a> contains a complete list of them. Only the E-, I-, and K-decks are part of the base game; the rest are expansions or promos.</p>

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2014-01-03T02:25:55.183Z
OMG! I had no idea, why don't they warn us in the box??
Bruno Brant
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2014-01-03T09:44:33.147Z
I guess they figure the big "E", "I" or "K" on each card is enough. Also, it's not unheard of to mix the decks - I like I & K together, e.g.
Alex In Paris
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<p>After owning <em>Agricola</em> for quite sometime, I finally got a group of experienced players and decided to use the <strong>I</strong> (<em>interactive</em>) deck. I just opened it, and inside the deck there are cards marked with an <strong>E</strong>, which means the card is from the basic (<em>easy</em>) deck. </p>

<p>Was that a mistake? Is it on purpose? If so, how the heck am I supposed to figure out which card goes on which deck?</p>

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Interactive Deck came with Easy cards?
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# Interactive Deck came with Easy cards?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-01-02)

After owning *Agricola* for quite sometime, I finally got a group of experienced players and decided to use the **I** (*interactive*) deck. I just opened it, and inside the deck there are cards marked with an **E**, which means the card is from the basic (*easy*) deck.

Was that a mistake? Is it on purpose? If so, how the heck am I supposed to figure out which card goes on which deck?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-01-02. Score: 6 | Accepted answer

**The Agricola cards are not wrapped in the box strictly by which deck they belong to.** You'll need to open and sort through all the cards that came with the game. The terms "E-deck", "I-deck", and "K-deck" just refer to subsets of those cards. The E-deck is all of the cards with the E symbol, and so on.

Should you need a manifest of all the cards, [this website](http://alavigne.net/Gaming/Agricola/agricola-comp-v9.0.html) contains a complete list of them. Only the E-, I-, and K-decks are part of the base game; the rest are expansions or promos.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: OMG! I had no idea, why don't they warn us in the box??  
> **username_2**: I guess they figure the big "E", "I" or "K" on each card is enough. Also, it's not unheard of to mix the decks - I like I & K together, e.g.  

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