Resources

Market saturation for Flour

Hovering over a resource will show its current buying and selling price at the Holy Caravan. Certain resources can only be bought after relations with the Matriarch are sufficiently high.

Each resource has a local demand and market saturation value. Market saturation increases each time a resource is sold and goes down over time. If market saturation becomes greater than local demand then prices for the resource will drop. Resources that are easier to produce have a higher Market Saturation that those that are more difficult to produce.

Currencies

There are two kinds of currencies. Both of them are primarily obtained by trading.

Gold is the more common currency, used for wage to peasants and trading.

Holy Rings is the more rare currency, used in some actions between lords. Having too few can give a negative thought while having many can give a positive thought and a significant difference in rings can lead to Envy.

Construction

Construction resources are used to construct, upgrade or repair buildings and can also be refined into other resources. Wood can also be used to restore fertility to fields.

Resource	Source	Refined from
Wood	Lumbermill	Natural resource
Iron	Mine	Natural resource
Tools	Workshop	Wood Coal

Food

Food resources are used to fulfill the Food need. Lords take them for free from a Warehouse or Hall while peasants must purchase it from a Market or the Holy Caravan.

Resource	Source	Mood	Preference
Meat	Pig Farm	Increased (especially for peasants and prisoners)	Bought and eaten first
Flour	Mill	Unaffected	Bought and eaten second
Rutabaga	Rutabaga Field	Decreased (especially for lords and warriors)	Bought and eaten last

Alcohol

Alcohol resources are used to fulfill the Rest need but frequent consumption can cause addiction. They are produced in a Brewery. Lords take them for free from Warehouse or Hall while peasants must purchase it from a Tavern.

Resource	Refined from	Mood	Preference	Requires knowledge
Flavorful Ale	Hops Herb	Increased (especially for peasants and prisoners)	Bought and drank first	Yes
Beer	Hops Rye	Unaffected	Bought and drank second	Yes
Moonshine	Rutabaga	Decreased (especially for lords and warriors)	Bought and drank last	No

Materials

Material resources do not have direct uses but can be refined into more valuable resources.

Resource	Source	Refined from
Rye	Rye Field	Natural resource
Hops	Hop Field	Natural resource
Herb	Herbalist	Natural resource
Coal	Coal Furnace	Wood
Steel	Melting Furnace	Iron Coal

Weapons

Weapon resources can be given to warriors when creating an army.

Resource	Effects	Source	Refined from	Requires knowledge
Dagger	Can always be carried Can be used as a backup weapon if the primary weapon is broken Can be sold to peasants at a Market	Workshop	Wood Wood	No
Bow	Ranged attack Effective against unarmored enemies	Workshop	Wood	No
Mace	Can cause loss of consciousness regardless of pain threshold	Weapon Forge	Coal Iron	No
Spear	Less durable Less effective against armored opponents	Weapon Forge	Coal Iron	No
Sword	Increases defense Very resilient	Weapon Forge	Coal Iron	Yes
Axe	Destroys armor Does twice less damage than Sword if both opponents aren't protected Does twice more damage than Sword if both opponents are fully protected	Weapon Forge	Coal Steel	Yes

Protection

Protection resources can be given to warriors when creating an army. They are produced in an Armorsmith Workshop.

Resource	Survival increase	Refined from	Requires knowledge
Shield	35%	Tools Iron	No
Light Armor	30%	Tools Iron	No
Heavy Armor	50%	Tools Steel	Yes

Other

Resource	Effects	Source	Refined from	Requires knowledge
Medicinal Salve	Heals wounds and diseases Lords take it for free from a Warehouse or Hall Peasants must purchase it from a Market	Alchemist Lab	Herb	No
Nectar	Sold in Drug Den Fully fulfills the Rest need Gives a positive thought Can cause addiction For 36 hours after consumption the character will gain +30% Productivity +30% Speed +30% Skills	Alchemist Lab	Herb	Yes
Paper	Used for sending messages Used for writing books Used for the operation of the Chancellery	Paper Workshop	Wood Coal	No