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[[Malt]] is brewed into ale at a [[Burgage plot#Extensions|brewery]], which is a [[burgage plot]] backyard artisan extension. Breweries brew ale at the 1:1 ratio—for every unit of malt, one unit of ale is produced. This ale will then be distributed by workers to various [[granary|granaries]] or [[tavern]]s within a village. | [[Malt]] is brewed into ale at a [[Burgage plot#Extensions|brewery]], which is a [[burgage plot]] backyard artisan extension. Breweries brew ale at the 1:1 ratio—for every unit of malt, one unit of ale is produced. This ale will then be distributed by workers to various [[granary|granaries]] or [[tavern]]s within a village. | ||
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!April 26, 2024 | |||
|Added ale. | |||
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!May 31, 2024<br>(0.7.92) | |||
|Reduced family ale consumption to one unit of ale consumed every three months. | |||
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[[Category:Resources]][[Category:Commodities]] | [[Category:Resources]][[Category:Commodities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:17, 24 July 2024
Ale is an essential commodity that villagers who live in a level three burgage plot can drink. Ale is made of malt and is distributed to villagers via a tavern.
Use
Ale is a key requirement in upgrading burgage plots to level three, with villagers needing to have a supply of ale at a tavern at the time of upgrading. Ale is consumed by eligible villagers when they enter a tavern and is consumed at a rate of one unit of ale per family, per every three months (four per year).
Production
Malt is brewed into ale at a brewery, which is a burgage plot backyard artisan extension. Breweries brew ale at the 1:1 ratio—for every unit of malt, one unit of ale is produced. This ale will then be distributed by workers to various granaries or taverns within a village.
History
| April 26, 2024 | Added ale. |
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| May 31, 2024 (0.7.92) |
Reduced family ale consumption to one unit of ale consumed every three months. |
