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Each region has a Settlement Level, determined by the number and level of Burgage Plots. All regions start at settlement level 1: Small Village. | Each region has a Settlement Level, determined by the number and level of Burgage Plots. All regions start at settlement level 1: Small Village. | ||
* Level 2 (Small Village) requires 5 Burgage Plots of level 1. | * Level 2 (Small Village) requires 5 Burgage Plots of level 1. | ||
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* Level 4 (Large Village) requires 10 Burgage Plots of level 1 and 5 Burgage Plots of level 2. | * Level 4 (Large Village) requires 10 Burgage Plots of level 1 and 5 Burgage Plots of level 2. | ||
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Each region also has a Development. Each time its Settlement Level increases the region will gain a Development Point, which can be used to unlock new buildings or upgrades or make existing ones more efficient. There are 4 development trees, each one with 10 or 11 development branches. | Each region also has a Development. Each time its Settlement Level increases the region will gain a Development Point, which can be used to unlock new buildings or upgrades or make existing ones more efficient. There are 4 development trees, each one with 10 or 11 development branches. | ||
== Farming development tree == | == Farming development tree == <!--T:4--> | ||
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| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Orchardry'''<br>New backyard extension: Apple Orchard | | colspan=2 width=33% | '''Orchardry'''<br>New backyard extension: Apple Orchard | ||
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== Trade development tree == | == Trade development tree == <!--T:6--> | ||
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| colspan=2 | '''Foreign Suppliers'''<br>New building: Firewood cart<br>New building: Food cart | | colspan=2 | '''Foreign Suppliers'''<br>New building: Firewood cart<br>New building: Food cart | ||
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| colspan=2 | '''Basic Armormaking'''<br>New backyard extension: Armorer's Workshop | | colspan=2 | '''Basic Armormaking'''<br>New backyard extension: Armorer's Workshop | ||
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| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Beekeeping'''<br>New building: Apiary | | colspan=2 width=33% | '''Beekeeping'''<br>New building: Apiary | ||
Revision as of 19:57, 25 April 2024
Each region has a Settlement Level, determined by the number and level of Burgage Plots. All regions start at settlement level 1: Small Village.
- Level 2 (Small Village) requires 5 Burgage Plots of level 1.
- Level 3 (Medium Village) requires 5 Burgage Plots of level 1 and 2 Burgage Plots of level 2.
- Level 4 (Large Village) requires 10 Burgage Plots of level 1 and 5 Burgage Plots of level 2.
Each region also has a Development. Each time its Settlement Level increases the region will gain a Development Point, which can be used to unlock new buildings or upgrades or make existing ones more efficient. There are 4 development trees, each one with 10 or 11 development branches.
Farming development tree
| Orchardry New backyard extension: Apple Orchard |
Sheepbreeding Sheep grazing on the pastures slowly multiply. |
Heavy Plow Farmhouse upgrade: Add a plowing station | |||
| Rye Cultivation New crop: Rye. Identical to Wheat and can be grown in places with lower fertility. |
Irrigation Dramatically lowers the amount of damage caused by Droughts. |
Fertilization Field upgrade: Fence up |
Bakeries New backyard extension: Bakery Extension | ||
| work in progress | work in progress | work in progress | work in progress | ||
Trade development tree
| Foreign Suppliers New building: Firewood cart New building: Food cart |
Trade Logistics Establishing a new Trade Route always costs a maximum of 25 Regional Wealth. | ||
| work in progress | work in progress | Better Deals Reduces import costs by 10. |
work in progress |
| work in progress | work in progress | work in progress | work in progress |
Industry development tree
| Basic Armormaking New backyard extension: Armorer's Workshop |
Charcoal Burning New building: Charcoal kiln | ||
| Advanced Armormaking Armorer's Workshop can produce Mail Armor, which can be used to equip citizens of Burgage Plots of Level 3 and above, or promoting a new Retinue. |
work in progress | Deep Mining Mining Pit upgrade: Deep Mine |
work in progress |
| Master Armormaking Armorer's Workshop can produce Plate Armor, which can in turn be used to upgrade the Retinue. |
work in progress | work in progress | work in progress |
Gathering development tree
| Beekeeping New building: Apiary |
Forest Management Doubles capacity of all Berry deposits. |
Trapping Enables hunters to skillfully lay traps in the forest, which gives a passive income of Meat. | |||
| work in progress | Advanced Beekeeping Apiaries also produce Wax. |
Advanced Skinning Doubles the amount of meat harvested by hunters and butchers and from goat pens. |
Pelt Extraction Hunters also collect Hides from traps. | ||
| work in progress | work in progress | work in progress | work in progress | ||
