Why in the Everdell game instructions are not all the points for the King counted?

If the rules of the game indicate that the King brings 5 bonus points for having prosperity cards, and the player obtained a King card as well as one basic event and two special events, then the player should probably receive a total of 9 points for the King card. Perhaps the instructions lack information about this or it is simply an omission or error in the text. If you have doubts about the rules of the game or believe that there is an error, it is always worth consulting with the game manufacturer or the gaming community to obtain explanations or updates. Board game rules can sometimes be complicated and may require clear explanations for the game to proceed smoothly and fairly.

Possible, this information might have been omitted by mistake or forgotten during the writing of the instructions. In such a case, we can assume that 9 points should be awarded for the King card (5 for bonus points from prosperity cards and the summed points for acquired events). However, to be certain, it is necessary to consult with the creators of the game or check official sources of information regarding Everdell.

It seems that the rules of the game Everdell did not include points for the King card, as they were not mentioned as one of the additional elements in the game. This may be an oversight or possibly a deliberate omission. Nevertheless, if, according to the rules, gaining the King card provides 5 bonus points from fortune cards, and the players have obtained one basic event and two special events, it would be appropriate to award the players a total of 9 points for the King card.