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Butcher

2023-01-06T15:55:29Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-120)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
!Years of Feed to Pass Potential Meat Gained
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|300
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|150*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1 Days+
|3 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|5
|300
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / .67 Days
|2 years 56 days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|150
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|300
|6
|.50
|7
|
|48 days
|-
|Rabbit
|3
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|120
|2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

(+) Chickens also randomly lay eggs so they may take several days to lay 1 egg, not following the in-game data.

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
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Farming

2023-01-05T17:13:48Z

Nowei: /* Crops */

[[File:Farmer.png|border|frame|A farming family tends to their crop field.]]
Farmers are one of the three starting families and provide most of the food for the settlement. Farmers are able to cover Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, and Animal Products for the food categories.

== Crops ==
Farmers are one of the few professions that can produce their own food. Farmers are capable of growing various crops depending on the season. Their efficiency is largely dependent on the soil quality of the area. Soil Quality is poor in areas with dense trees, where clay has been recently dug up, where sand has been recently dug up or pathed over, and where mountain tiles have recently been mined. Soil quality is rich in forest tiles and tiles near bodies of water. Soil quality regenerates by itself after rain or snow. Soil Quality also updates itself instantly so there is no way to give an exact increase based on soil quality.

{| class="wikitable"
!Crop
!Season
!Days to Grow
!Yield
!Weight
!Weight When Flailed
!Grain Yield When Flailed
!Weight Per Day
!Food Category
!Harvests Per Year
|-
|[[File:Apples.png|left|frameless]]Apples
|Mid-Summer - Early-Fall
|N/A
|3-10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|
|Fruit
|4 (Early Summer, Mid-Summer, Late Summer, Early Autumn)
|-
|Pear
|Mid-Fall - Late Winter
|N/A
|3-10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|
|Fruit
|3 (Early Autumn, Early Winter, Late Winter)
|-
|Wheat
|Spring, Summer
|6
|1
|2500
|500
|2
|250
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Barley
|Summer, Autumn
|5
|1
|2500
|500
|2
|300
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Oat
|Spring, Summer
|4
|1
|2500
|500
|1
|312.5
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Rye
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|500
|3
|291.67
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Rice
|Spring, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|100
|5
|83.33
|Grain (Unflailed)
|
|-
|Corn
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|9
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|166.67
|Grain
|
|-
|Cabbage
|Summer
|5
|3
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Potato
|Spring, Autumn
|4
|6
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Parsnip
|Spring
|4
|6
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Carrot
|Spring
|6
|10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|166.67
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Melon
|Summer
|6
|4
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Fruit
|
|-
|Pumpkin
|Autumn
|10
|6
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Fruit
|
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Drinks are not a category used for cooking.

<nowiki>**</nowiki>Fruit trees will have lesser yield if fruit is not harvested quickly upon ripening.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Yield
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (From)
|-
|Vegetables
|Farming Soil
|Varies
| -
|Barrel
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Corn
|Farming Soil
|6
| -
|Barrel
Silo
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Grains
|Farming Soil
|1
| -
|Ground Storage
|Straw (Farmers)
Grain (Farmers)
|-
|Fruit
|Tree
|10-15
| -
|Barrel
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Butter
|Churn
|3
|1 Milk
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Cheese
|Cauldron/Cooking Table
|3
|1 Milk
1 Firewood
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Milk
|Animal:Cow
|1 every .67 Days
| -
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
Butter (Farmer)

Cheese (Farmer)
|-
|Wool
|Animal: Sheep
|1 every 2 Days
| -
|Chest
|Yarn (Tailor)
|-
|Egg
|Animal: Chicken
|1 every 1 Day
| -
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Straw
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|1 (Rye)
2 (Wheat/Barley)

3 (Oat)
|Wheat/Barley/Oat/Rye
|Ground Storage
|Animal Feed (Butchers/ Forager/Hunter/Farmer)
Construction (Everyone)

Beer Barrel (Brewer)
|-
|Grain
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|3 (Rye)
1 (Oat)

2 (Wheat/Barley)
|Wheat/Barley/Oat/Rye
|Silo
|Flour (Miller)
Fermented Wort (Brewer)

Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|Rice Grain
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|5
|1 Rice
|Silo
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Dead Animals
|None
|N/A
|1 Animal
|Knackery
|Meat (Butcher)
|}

== Structures ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Structure
!Cost
!Built By
!Consumes
!Yields
!Size
!Access Points
!Notes
|-
|Farming Soil
|N/A
|Anyone
|N/A
|Vegetables, Fruits, and Grains
|1x1
|None
|Can Be walked Over
|-
|Flailing Spot
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|Rye
Wheat

Barley

Oat

Rice
|Varying Amounts of Straw and Grain
5 Rice Grain
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Churn
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Milk
|3 Butter
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Chicken Bed
|1 Plank 2 Straw
|Anyone
|N/A
|Eggs
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|Straw, Cooking Ingredients
|N/A
|2x1
|4 Tiles, Front & Back
|5 Animals Can Be Leashed Per Feeder
|-
|Tree
|N/A
|Farmer/Forager
|N/A
|Apples, Pears
|1x1
|None
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Small Barrel
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Barrel
|4 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|2x2
|8 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Storefront
|1 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Cooked Milk
|3 Cheese
|2x1
|2 Tiles, Front
|
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|Anyone
|1 Milk 1 Firewood
|1 Cooked Milk
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Chest
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|}
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Butcher

2023-01-04T06:53:46Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-120)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
!Years of Feed to Pass Potential Meat Gained
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|300
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|150*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1 Days+
|3 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|300
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / .67 Days
|2 years 56 days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|150
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|300
|6
|.50
|7
|
|48 days
|-
|Rabbit
|3
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|120
|2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

(+) Chickens also randomly lay eggs so they may take several days to lay 1 egg, not following the in-game data.

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
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Cooking

2022-12-31T16:02:58Z

Nowei: /* Ingredients */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category. 250 grams per ingredient per meal.
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories 125 grams per ingredient per meal
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit] 83.33 grams per ingredient per meal
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit] 62.5 grams per ingredient per meal

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot *
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Apple *
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes +
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Fish *
|Meat
|Fishermen
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|250
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn *
|Grain
|Farmer
|100
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|100
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Egg *
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|50
|Shelf
|-
|Honey (+)
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage *
|Made Product
|Butcher
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|}
(*) Best of each category based on potential production

(+) Grapes and Honey are the best in their fields but are only produced by the Clergy
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Butcher

2022-11-20T01:13:40Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-120)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
!Years of Feed to Pass Potential Meat Gained
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|300
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|150*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1.25 Days
|3 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|300
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / 1.08 Days
|2 years 56 days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|150
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|300
|6
|.50
|7
|
|48 days
|-
|Rabbit
|3
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|120
|2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
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Economy Guide

2022-11-18T19:03:48Z

Nowei: /* Caravan */

== Market Price Fluctuation ==
Each resource has a set base price - the price it has when a new game begins. We also maintain minimum and maximum price range (currently 50% to 300% of base price). We also set desired sold stock percentage (75%) -> a measure of target supply (see below). Every resource that is traded on the local market (i.e. being sold by local villagers) is monitoring a number which predicts % of stock that a family will manage to sell over the course of a year (i.e. the ratio between supply and demand). The target price is calculated from this ratio:

* If the ratio is 100% ''(everything is sold every day consistently for a long time)''

The price will continue to grow daily until it reaches it's set maximum.

* If the ratio is closer to 75% ''(family consistently has up to 25% of offered goods in reserves for the next day)''

The price will converge to its base price and the game economy remains stable.

* If it is below 75% ''(family is oversupplying the settlement even more than desired)''

The price will converge to a price lower than the base price, reaching it's minimum price in the case where it is not able to sell anything for a long time. The current price then always approaches the target price at a constant speed. If prices fall down to X% of

their base value, caravans will start purchasing them. This contributes to the % sold, reducing the likelihood that price will continue to fall down.

== Caravan ==
'''[[Caravans]]''' and resources sold by the player do not account for this percentage or trigger the price change, player buying from caravans do increase market prices. This means:

* Caravans or the player can offer any amount of supply on the market and regardless of how much they actually sell it will not change the price.
* On the flip side, if a resource is offered by villagers as well as caravans / players, they can impact each other indirectly:
** Since villagers prioritize buying from the locals before they buy from caravans, even if caravans sell some or all goods, it will still appear that 100% of the goods on the local market have been sold out and thus the price will continue to increase. In this sense, caravans only serve to prevent villagers from being idle because they don't have the resources they need to work. They are not a tool of stabilizing the price (villagers think of them as unreliable source of supply). It is important to remember here that this applies only if the local market is competing with the caravans. If the caravans are the only source for this resource, the price remains fixed.
** Since player can undercut the market price and force villagers to buy from the player, they can forcefully direct demand to the warehouse out of the local market. This reduces the % that the local market manages to sell and may force the price to decrease.

== Price Manipulation Techniques ==

=== Increase Supply/Demand: ===

* Update priorities of production
* Reduce taxes on supplying zones
* Get more people with same profession
* Turn a zone into stewardry
* Supply resources from warehouse (granting, selling)
* Grant resources to villagers

=== Reduce Supply/Demand: ===

* Exile family
* Seize supplied resources
* Increase taxes on supplying zones
* Enlist to clergy / army / servants
* Update priorities of production
* Add / remove inn zone
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Temperature

2022-11-18T18:56:25Z

Nowei: /* Clothing */

One of the basic needs of all the villagers in the settlement is warmth. For the first spring, this will not be an issue. However, from mid-autumn to mid-spring of subsequent years, villagers will require a source of heat. Adequate clothing such as clothes and capes will help reduce the frequency of villagers warming up Most of the heat sources

== Heat Sources ==
Most of the heat sources can be found in the Decorations building window. In addition, there are some production structures that also produce heat. To make the most out of heat sources, you can encase the structure with walls and build roofing over the structure and the surrounding area.

Campfires and Fireplaces will turn on from the 4th night of Autumn and will stay on until [Find ending date] as long as the family has the firewood (made from wood at the Wooden Block).
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Firewood Consumption
!Used By
|-
|Campfire
|None
|2 firewood
|Everyone
|-
|Torch
|None
|None
|Everyone
|-
|Candle
|1 Wax
|None
|Everyone
|-
|Standing Candle
|1 Wax
|None
|Everyone
|-
|Jack O'Lantern
|1 Pumpkin
|None
|Everyone
|-
|Fireplace
|8 Brick
|2 Firewood
|'''[[Nobles]]'''
|-
|Oven
|8 Stone Block
|Varies (1-5 Firewood)
|[[Baking|'''Bakers''']]
[[Smelting|'''Smelters''']]

[[Blacksmithing|'''Blacksmiths''']]
|-
|Glass Forge
|10 Stone Block
|10 Firewood
|[[Glass-Makers|Glassmaker]]
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|Everyone
|}

== Clothing ==
Another form of providing warmth to your villagers is through clothing. Clothing is made from the [[Tailor|Tailors]]. Each article of clothing lasts 2 Years.

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Cooking

2022-11-18T18:55:31Z

Nowei: /* Ingredients */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category. 250 grams per ingredient per meal.
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories 125 grams per ingredient per meal
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit] 83.33 grams per ingredient per meal
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit] 62.5 grams per ingredient per meal

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot *
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Apple *
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes +
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Fish *
|Meat
|Fishermen
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|250
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn *
|Grain
|Farmer
|100
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|100
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Egg *
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Honey (+)
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage *
|Made Product
|Butcher
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|}
(*) Best of each category based on potential production

(+) Grapes and Honey are the best in their fields but are only produced by the Clergy
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Cooking

2022-11-18T18:53:50Z

Nowei: /* Ingredients */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category. 250 grams per ingredient per meal.
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories 125 grams per ingredient per meal
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit] 83.33 grams per ingredient per meal
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit] 62.5 grams per ingredient per meal

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot *
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Apple *
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes*
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Fish *
|Meat
|Fishermen
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|250
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn *
|Grain
|Farmer
|100
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|100
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Egg *
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Honey
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage *
|Made Product
|Butcher
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|}
(*) Best of each category based on potential production

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Cooking

2022-11-18T18:35:18Z

Nowei: /* Ingredients */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category. 250 grams per ingredient per meal.
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories 125 grams per ingredient per meal
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit] 83.33 grams per ingredient per meal
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit] 62.5 grams per ingredient per meal

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot *
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Apple *
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Fish *
|Meat
|Fishermen
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|250
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn *
|Grain
|Farmer
|100
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|100
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk *
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Egg
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Honey
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage *
|Made Product
|Butcher
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|100
|Shelf
|}
(*) Best of each category based on potential production

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Buildings

2022-11-18T18:31:22Z

Nowei: /* Walls */

Buildings are one of the few ways you can control your villeins. You can build something by first selecting one of the categories at the bottom left of the screen.

== Controls (And Basic How-Tos) ==
The first step to placing any type of building is to select which one you want. The blueprint of the building will appear where you hover your mouse. If there is something in the way such as another blueprint, the hovering blueprint should show red. (Red blueprints are also shown for roofs that lack the support they need and for buildings that require placement on specific tile types).

When placing a building, the building will appear as a blueprint. This is indicated by the white tinted translucent version of the building. If there is a completed building in the way, the building will be marked for deconstruction, indicated by a small icon. If you have misplaced the blueprint, you can fix the mistake by holding down '''ctrl''' or using the "Cancel Plans to Build" button in the bottom left corner of the building selection page menu. ('''Note:''' Ctrl to cancel only works on blueprints and will not mark an already built structure for salvaging. That requires a different button). While the structure is a blueprint, the player can choose to cancel the building any time by selecting the blueprint and using the "Cancel Building" button on the bottom right. At the bottom right, there is an option to remove the blueprint overlay, but there is currently no hotkey to toggle the overlay.

When placing a blueprint, you can rotate the structure by using the '''Q''' and '''E''' keys to rotate 90 degrees, or the '''F''' key to rotate the building by 180 degrees. Additionally, the '''R''' key will cycle through different designs for a few select furniture.

Villagers will work on the blueprints by themselves. Teenagers are unable to build. To start building, villagers will first need to buy the necessary materials. Then, they will carry the materials to the blueprint to store it. Once a blueprint has materials stored in it, it will appear grey instead of white. From there, villagers will immediately proceed to start building the structure. Once a structure is built, it can be deconstructed by using the "Salvage Structure" button. The Salvage structure button for walls, furniture, production buildings, storage, and some select decorations are interchangeable. Roofs, Wall/Table Decorations, and Flooring will require their own salvage option respectively.

Related Pages: [[Salvaging]]

== Types of Structures ==

=== Walls ===
Walls are used to build houses or other buildings. They can help contain heat from a fireplace or other heat source. Of the items available in the walls options, only doors can be walked over. Walls are also needed to provide support to roofs.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Walls And Cost
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
|-
|Hay Wall
|3 Straw
|Anyone
|-
|Cob Wall
|3 Wood Rod
1 Clay
|Anyone
|-
|Wattle Wall
|1 Straw
4 Wood Rod

1 Clay
|Anyone
|-
|Wooden Wall
|1 Wood
|Carpenters
|-
|Lime Wall
|1 Limestone Block
|Architects
|-
|Stone Wall
|1 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Brick Wall
|5 Brick
|Architects
|-
|Wattle Fence
|2 Wood Rod
1 Straw
|Anyone
|-
|Wood Fence
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|-
|Steel Fence
|1 Steel Rod
|Architects
|-
|Stone Fence
|1 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Limestone Fence
|1 Limestone Block
|Architects
|-
|Bush Fence
|2 Wood Rods
|Anyone
|-
|Wooden Door
|3 Plank
|Anyone
|-
|Heavy Wooden Door
|5 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Steel Door
|1 Steel Ingot
|Architects
|-
|Wattle Fence Gate
|2 Wood
1 Straw
|Anyone
|-
|Wooden Fence Gate
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|-
|Steel Fence Gate
|2 Steel Rod
|Architects
|}

=== Floors ===
Floors can all be walked over. Any type of road will provide a small movement boost to your villagers. Even free dirt paths.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
|-
|Crude Wood Floor
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|-
|Oak Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Birch Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Maple Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Poplar Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Spruce Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Stone Blocks Floor
|1 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Stone Tiles Floor
|1 Stone Tile
|Architects
|-
|Square Stone Floor
|1 Stone Tile
|Architects
|-
|Limestone Blocks Floor
|1 Limestone Block
|Architects
|-
|Limestone Tiles Floor
|1 Limestone Tile
|Architects
|-
|Square Limestone Floor
|1 Limestone Tile
|Architects
|-
|Stone Paving
|1 Stone
|Architects
|-
|Stone Road
|1 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Limestone Road
|1 Limestone Block
|Architects
|-
|Bridge
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|-
|Stone Bridge
|1 Stone
|Architects
|-
|Steel Bridge
|1 Steel Plate
2 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Dirt Path
| -Nothing-
|Anyone
|-
|Grass Field
| -Nothing-
|Anyone
|}

=== Roofs ===
Roofs require support before they can be placed. Any wall will provide support up to 4 tiles in any direction (including diagonals). Therefore, there can be up to 8 tiles between two walls before a supporting wall needs to be added for roofing.

Roofs also help heat sources retain their heat and can be vital during the winter.

The hotkey to toggle roof overlay is '''V'''. There are 3 types of roof overlays available: no roofs, roofs only above walls, and complete roofs.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
|-
|Thatched Roof
|1 Straw
|Anyone
|-
|Plaited Roof
|1 Wood Rod
|Anyone
|-
|Board Roof
|1 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Tiled Roof
|1 Brick
|Architects
|}

=== Furniture ===
Furniture can be used by any lord or villein as long as it is in a zone they own.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
|-
|Straw Bed
|2 Planks
2 Straw
|Anyone
|-
|Straw Double Bed
|4 Plank
4 Straw
|Anyone
|-
|Wooden Bed
|1 Wood
4 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Wooden Double Bed
|2 Wood
6 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Expensive Bed
|1 Wood
4 Plank

1 Silk
|Carpenter
|-
|Expensive Double Bed
|5 Wood
6 Plank

2 Silk
|Carpenter
|-
|Noble Bed
|1 Wood
6 Plank

4 Silk

1 Rope
|Carpenter
|-
|Noble Double Bed
|2 Wood
8 Plank

6 Silk

2 Rope
|Carpenter
|-
|Wooden Table
|6 Plank
|Anyone
|-
|Wooden Table 2x2
|12 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Good Wooden Table
|6 Plank
2 Silk
|Carpenter
|-
|Good Wooden Table 2x2
|8 Plank
3 Silk
|Carpenter
|-
|Expensive Wooden Table
|6 Plank
1 Gold Ingot

6 Gem
|Carpenter
|-
|Expensive Wooden Table
|8 Plank
1 Gold Ingot

6 Gem
|Carpenter
|-
|Stone Table
|12 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Stone Table 2x2
|16 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Good Stone Table
|18 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Good Stone Table 2x2
|32 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Expensive Stone Table
|18 Stone Block
1 Silk
|Architects
|-
|Expensive Stone Table
|24 Stone Block
2 Silk
|Architects
|-
|Wooden Chair
|3 Plank
|Anyone
|-
|Good Wooden Chair
|6 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Upholstered Chair
|6 Plank
1 Silk
|Carpenter
|-
|Stone Chair
|6 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Good Stone Chair
|12 Stone Blocks
|Architects
|-
|Expensive Stone Chair
|12 Stone Blocks
1 Silk

2 Gems
|Architects
|-
|Wooden Bench
|5 Plank
|Anyone
|-
|Good Wooden Bench
|8 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Stone Bench
|8 Stone Block
|Architects
|-
|Good Stone Bench
|16 Stone Blocks
|Architects
|-
|Steel Bench
|4 Steel Ingots
|Architects
|-
|Wooden Window
|4 Glass
4 Plank
|Carpenter
|-
|Expensive Window
|4 Glass
1 Rope

1 Silk
|Architects
|-
|Steel Window
|4 Glass
2 Steel Plate
|Architects
|-
|Painting
|1 Art
|Anyone
|-
|Stone Statue
|1 Stone Statue
|Anyone
|-
|Bronze Statue
|1 Bronze Statue
|Anyone
|-
|Silver Statue
|1 Silver Statue
|Anyone
|-
|Golden Statue
|1 Golden Statue
|Anyone
|-
|Daffodil Pot
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|-
|Lilies Pot
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|-
|Standing Candle
|1 Wax
|Anyone
|-
|Oil Lamp
|1 Steel Ingot
|Anyone
|-
|Jack-O-Lantern
|1 Pumpkin
|Anyone
|-
|Candle
| 1 Wax
|Anyone
|-
|Torch
| 1 Firewood
|Anyone
|-
|Lantern
|1 Wood
1 Steel Rod

1 Rope
|Architects
|-
|Campfire
|1 Stone
|Anyone
|-
|Fireplace
| 8 Brick
|Architects
|}

=== Storage ===

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Buildings

2022-11-18T18:24:56Z

Nowei: /* Types of Structures */

Buildings are one of the few ways you can control your villeins. You can build something by first selecting one of the categories at the bottom left of the screen.

== Controls (And Basic How-Tos) ==
The first step to placing any type of building is to select which one you want. The blueprint of the building will appear where you hover your mouse. If there is something in the way such as another blueprint, the hovering blueprint should show red. (Red blueprints are also shown for roofs that lack the support they need and for buildings that require placement on specific tile types).

When placing a building, the building will appear as a blueprint. This is indicated by the white tinted translucent version of the building. If there is a completed building in the way, the building will be marked for deconstruction, indicated by a small icon. If you have misplaced the blueprint, you can fix the mistake by holding down '''ctrl''' or using the "Cancel Plans to Build" button in the bottom left corner of the building selection page menu. ('''Note:''' Ctrl to cancel only works on blueprints and will not mark an already built structure for salvaging. That requires a different button). While the structure is a blueprint, the player can choose to cancel the building any time by selecting the blueprint and using the "Cancel Building" button on the bottom right. At the bottom right, there is an option to remove the blueprint overlay, but there is currently no hotkey to toggle the overlay.

When placing a blueprint, you can rotate the structure by using the '''Q''' and '''E''' keys to rotate 90 degrees, or the '''F''' key to rotate the building by 180 degrees. Additionally, the '''R''' key will cycle through different designs for a few select furniture.

Villagers will work on the blueprints by themselves. Teenagers are unable to build. To start building, villagers will first need to buy the necessary materials. Then, they will carry the materials to the blueprint to store it. Once a blueprint has materials stored in it, it will appear grey instead of white. From there, villagers will immediately proceed to start building the structure. Once a structure is built, it can be deconstructed by using the "Salvage Structure" button. The Salvage structure button for walls, furniture, production buildings, storage, and some select decorations are interchangeable. Roofs, Wall/Table Decorations, and Flooring will require their own salvage option respectively.

Related Pages: [[Salvaging]]

== Types of Structures ==

=== Walls ===
Walls are used to build houses or other buildings. They can help contain heat from a fireplace or other heat source. Of the items available in the walls options, only doors can be walked over. Walls are also needed to provide support to roofs.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Walls And Cost
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
|-
|Hay Wall
|3 Straw
|
|-
|Cob Wall
|3 Wood Rod
1 Clay
|
|-
|Wattle Wall
|1 Straw
4 Wood Rod

1 Clay
|
|-
|Wooden Wall
|1 Wood
|
|-
|Lime Wall
|1 Limestone Block
|
|-
|Stone Wall
|1 Stone Block
|
|-
|Brick Wall
|5 Brick
|
|-
|Wattle Fence
|2 Wood Rod
1 Straw
|
|-
|Wood Fence
|1 Wood
|
|-
|Steel Fence
|1 Steel Rod
|
|-
|Stone Fence
|1 Stone Block
|
|-
|Limestone Fence
|1 Limestone Block
|
|-
|Bush Fence
|2 Wood Rods
|
|-
|Wooden Door
|3 Plank
|
|-
|Heavy Wooden Door
|5 Plank
|
|-
|Steel Door
|1 Steel Ingot
|
|-
|Wooden Fence Gate
|1 Wood
|
|-
|Steel Fence Gate
|2 Steel Rod
|
|}

=== Floors ===
Floors can all be walked over. Any type of road will provide a small movement boost to your villagers. Even free dirt paths.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
|-
|Crude Wood Floor
|1 Wood
|
|-
|Oak Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|
|-
|Birch Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|
|-
|Maple Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|
|-
|Poplar Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|
|-
|Spruce Wood Floor
|1 Plank
|
|-
|Stone Blocks Floor
|1 Stone Block
|
|-
|Stone Tiles Floor
|1 Stone Tile
|
|-
|Square Stone Floor
|1 Stone Tile
|
|-
|Limestone Blocks Floor
|1 Limestone Block
|
|-
|Limestone Tiles Floor
|1 Limestone Tile
|
|-
|Square Limestone Floor
|1 Limestone Tile
|
|-
|Stone Paving
|1 Stone
|
|-
|Stone Road
|1 Stone Block
|
|-
|Limestone Road
|1 Limestone Block
|
|-
|Bridge
|1 Wood
|
|-
|Stone Bridge
|1 Stone
|
|-
|Steel Bridge
|1 Steel Plate
2 Stone Block
|
|-
|Dirt Path
| -Nothing-
|
|-
|Grass Field
| -Nothing-
|
|}

=== Roofs ===
Roofs require support before they can be placed. Any wall will provide support up to 4 tiles in any direction (including diagonals). Therefore, there can be up to 8 tiles between two walls before a supporting wall needs to be added for roofing.

Roofs also help heat sources retain their heat and can be vital during the winter.

The hotkey to toggle roof overlay is '''V'''. There are 3 types of roof overlays available: no roofs, roofs only above walls, and complete roofs.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
|-
|Thatched Roof
|1 Straw
|
|-
|Plaited Roof
|1 Wood Rod
|
|-
|Board Roof
|1 Plank
|
|-
|Tiled Roof
|1 Brick
|
|}

=== Furniture ===
Furniture can be used by any lord or villein as long as it is in a zone they own.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
|-
|Straw Bed
|2 Planks
2 Straw
|
|-
|Straw Double Bed
|4 Plank
4 Straw
|
|-
|Wooden Bed
|1 Wood
4 Plank
|
|-
|Wooden Double Bed
|2 Wood
6 Plank
|
|-
|Expensive Bed
|1 Wood
4 Plank

1 Silk
|
|-
|Expensive Double Bed
|5 Wood
6 Plank

2 Silk
|
|-
|Noble Bed
|1 Wood
6 Plank

4 Silk

1 Rope
|
|-
|Noble Double Bed
|2 Wood
8 Plank

6 Silk

2 Rope
|
|-
|Wooden Table
|6 Plank
|
|-
|Wooden Table 2x2
|12 Plank
|
|-
|Good Wooden Table
|6 Plank
2 Silk
|
|-
|Wood Wooden Table 2x2
|8 Plank
3 Silk
|
|-
|Expensive Wooden Table
|6 Plank
1 Gold Ingot

6 Gem
|
|-
|Expensive Wooden Table
|8 Plank
1 Gold Ingot

6 Gem
|
|-
|Stone Table
|12 Stone Block
|
|-
|Stone Table 2x2
|16 Stone Block
|
|-
|Good Stone Table
|18 Stone Block
|
|-
|Good Stone Table 2x2
|32 Stone Block
|
|-
|Expensive Stone Table
|18 Stone Block
1 Silk
|
|-
|Expensive Stone Table
|24 Stone Block
2 Silk
|
|-
|Wooden Chair
|3 Plank
|
|-
|Good Wooden Chair
|6 Plank
|
|-
|Upholstered Chair
|6 Plank
1 Silk
|
|-
|Stone Chair
|6 Stone Block
|
|-
|Good Stone Chair
|12 Stone Blocks
|
|-
|Expensive Stone Chair
|12 Stone Blocks
1 Silk

2 Gems
|
|-
|Wooden Bench
|5 Plank
|
|-
|Good Wooden Bench
|8 Plank
|
|-
|Stone Bench
|8 Stone Block
|
|-
|Good Stone Bench
|16 Stone Blocks
|
|-
|Steel Bench
|4 Steel Ingots
|
|-
|Wooden Window
|4 Glass
4 Plank
|
|-
|Expensive Window
|4 Glass
1 Rope

1 Silk
|
|-
|Steel Window
|4 Glass
2 Steel Plate
|
|-
|Painting
|1 Art
|
|-
|Stone Statue
|1 Stone Statue
|
|-
|Bronze Statue
|1 Bronze Statue
|
|-
|Silver Statue
|1 Silver Statue
|
|-
|Golden Statue
|1 Golden Statue
|
|-
|Daffodil Pot
|1 Plank
|
|-
|Lilies Pot
|1 Plank
|
|-
|Standing Candle
|1 Wax
|
|-
|Oil Lamp
|1 Steel Ingot
|
|-
|Jack-O-Lantern
|1 Pumpkin
|
|-
|Candle
| 1 Wax
|
|-
|Torch
| 1 Firewood
|
|-
|Lantern
|1 Wood
1 Steel Rod

1 Rope
|
|-
|Campfire
|1 Stone
|
|-
|Fireplace
| 8 Brick
|
|}

=== Storage ===

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Tanning

2022-11-18T18:08:46Z

Nowei: /* Buildings */

Tanners are a peasant class family. The produce Leather with is sourced from Butchers (Hides) and used by Leather Workers.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Leather
|Tanning Pit
Tanning Log

Scraping Log

Stretching Frame
|1
|1 Hide
|Chest
|Leather Shoes/ Leather Armor/ Leather Shield/
Drawstring Boots/ High String Boots/ Front Laced

Boots, Saddle (Leatherworker)

Construction (Architect)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Tanning Pit*
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|1 Hide
|1 Soaked Hide
|1x1
|1 Tile (All Sides)
|-
|Tanning Log*
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|1 Soaked Hide
|1 Dry Hide
|1x2
|2 Tiles (Front/Back)
|-
|Scraping Log
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|1 Dry Hide
|1 Clean Hide
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Stretching Frame
|3 Plank
|Carpenter
|1 Clean Hide
|1 Leather
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Chest
|4 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile ( Front & Back)
|}
(*) Can hold up to 6 Hides at a time.

You will need roughly 6 Stretching Hides per Tanning Pit/Tanning Log

== Peasant Professions ==
[[Baking]],[[Blacksmithing]], [[Bow-making]], [[Brewing]], [[Butcher]], [[Farming]], [[Fishing]], [[Foraging]], [[Hunting]], [[Leatherworking]], [[Mason]], [[Milling]], [[Mining]], [[Rope-making]], [[Tailor]], [[Tanning]], [[Smelting]]

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Smelting

2022-11-18T18:06:51Z

Nowei: /* Products */

[[File:Dug Up Ground.png|border|frame|The tiles boxed in yellow show the dug up ground after smelters have exhausted the tile of clay.]]
Smelters own the Furnace zone. They produce ingots and clay/brick. To produce clay, smelters will dig up a grass or dirt path that is empty after placing a dig-site, no grass/foliage/trees can be present. Once the clay has been completely dug up from a tile the tile will change in appearance and will no longer produce clay. You can place dirt path over the cracked ground to return it to natural beauty

Smelters produce the ingots required by Jewelry-makers, [[Blacksmithing|Blacksmiths]], and Coin-makers. They require the products from the [[Mining|Miners]]

Smelters are the best profession for exporting large amounts of end production chain items (bricks) for profit.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
! Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Clay
|Grass Tile
Dirt Tile
|1-4
| -
|Ground Storage
|Brick (Smelter)
Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Brick
|Oven
Wooden Block
|5
|1 Clay, 1 Firewood
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Steel Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|6 Iron Ore
9 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Weapons, Tools, & Armor (Blacksmith)
Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Bronze Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|6 Copper Ore
8 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Bronze Statue ('''[[Artists|Artist]]''')
Bronze Rod (Jewelry-maker)
Money (Coin Maker)
|-
|Silver Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|5 Silver Ore
6 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Silver Statue (Artist)
Silver Rod (Jewelry-Maker)
Money (Coin Maker)
|-
|Gold Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|7 Gold Ore
4 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Everyone)
Gold Statue ('''[[Artists|Artist]]''')

Gold Rod ('''Jewelry-maker''')

Money ('''Coin Maker''')
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Built By
!Consumes
!Produces
!Size
!Access
|-
|Dig-Site
|N/A
|Anyone
|N/A
|Clay
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides)
|-
|Bloomery
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|Iron/Copper/Silver/Gold Ore, Coal
|Steel/Bronze/Silver/Gold Ingot
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|Wood/Clay
|Firewood/Clay Brick
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides)
|-
|Oven
|8 Stone Block
|Architect
|Clay Brick,Firewood
|Brick
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, can be walked over)
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, can be walked over)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}
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Smelting

2022-11-18T18:05:20Z

Nowei: /* Buildings */

[[File:Dug Up Ground.png|border|frame|The tiles boxed in yellow show the dug up ground after smelters have exhausted the tile of clay.]]
Smelters own the Furnace zone. They produce ingots and clay/brick. To produce clay, smelters will dig up a grass or dirt path that is empty, no grass/foliage/trees can be present. Once the clay has been completely dug up from a tile the tile will change in appearance and will no longer produce clay.

Smelters produce the ingots required by Jewelry-makers, [[Blacksmithing|Blacksmiths]], and Coin-makers. They require the products from the [[Mining|Miners]]

Smelters are the best profession for exporting large amounts of end production chain items (bricks) for profit.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
! Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Clay
|Grass Tile
Dirt Tile
|1-4
| -
|Ground Storage
|Brick (Smelter)
Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Brick
|Oven
Wooden Block
|5
|1 Clay, 1 Firewood
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Steel Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|6 Iron Ore
9 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Weapons, Tools, & Armor (Blacksmith)
Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Bronze Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|6 Copper Ore
8 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Bronze Statue ('''[[Artists|Artist]]''')
Bronze Rod (Jewelry-maker)
Money (Coin Maker)
|-
|Silver Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|5 Silver Ore
6 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Silver Statue (Artist)
Silver Rod (Jewelry-Maker)
Money (Coin Maker)
|-
|Gold Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|7 Gold Ore
4 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Everyone)
Gold Statue ('''[[Artists|Artist]]''')

Gold Rod ('''Jewelry-maker''')

Money ('''Coin Maker''')
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Built By
!Consumes
!Produces
!Size
!Access
|-
|Dig-Site
|N/A
|Anyone
|N/A
|Clay
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides)
|-
|Bloomery
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|Iron/Copper/Silver/Gold Ore, Coal
|Steel/Bronze/Silver/Gold Ingot
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|Wood/Clay
|Firewood/Clay Brick
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides)
|-
|Oven
|8 Stone Block
|Architect
|Clay Brick,Firewood
|Brick
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, can be walked over)
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, can be walked over)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}
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Mining

2022-11-18T18:02:36Z

Nowei: /* Buildings */

Miners are a peasant class family. Besides caravans, they are the only way of producing materials needed for blacksmiths/smelters/masons.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Stone
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architects)
Stone Block (Mason)
|-
|Limestone
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architects)
Limestone Block (Mason)
|-
|Coal
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Smelting Ingots (Smelter)
|-
|Iron Ore
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Steel Ingot (Smelter)
|-
|Copper Ore
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Bronze Ingot (Smelter)
|-
|Silver Ore
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Silver Ingot (Smelter)
|-
|Gold Ore
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Gold Ingot (Smelter)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
|N/A
|n/a
|Coal,Stone,Limestone,Iron Ore
Gold Ore, Copper Ore, Silver Ore
|1x1
|Exposed Surfaces
|-
|Mineshaft
|4 Wood, 6 Plank, 2 Rope
|Carpenter
|25 Rope
|Clay, Coal, Stone, Limestone, Iron Ore
Gold Ore, Copper Ore, Silver Ore *
|4x4
|16 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides, Can be walked over)
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides, Can be walked over)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}
(*) The Mineshaft will only produce the same materials that the above ground mountain contained. You can notice the new bedrock graphic for where these resources are located. Once fully mined out the bedrock will change to cracked ground and the mineshaft will only produce stone/clay/coal once fully mined

== Peasant Professions ==
[[Baking]],[[Blacksmithing]], [[Bow-making]], [[Brewing]], [[Butcher]], [[Farming]], [[Fishing]], [[Foraging]], [[Hunting]], [[Leatherworking]], [[Mason]], [[Milling]], [[Mining]], [[Rope-making]], [[Tailor]], [[Tanning]], [[Smelting]]

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Mason

2022-11-18T18:00:12Z

Nowei: /* Buildings */

Masonry is a profession for peasants. Masons will take stone or limestone from '''[[Mining|Miners]]''' and will use a wooden block to turn them into blocks or tiles. Stone/Limestone blocks and tiles are a great source of beauty for '''[[Nobles]] .'''

Masons provide crucial building materials for the construction of productions structures for '''Glassmakers, [[Baking|Bakers]], [[Blacksmithing|Blacksmiths]],''' and '''[[Smelting|Smelters]]'''.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Where Made
!Yield
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Stone Block
|Wooden Block
|4
|1 Stone
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
Repair Kits (Architect)
Stone Tile (Mason)

Stone Statue (Artist)
|-
|Stone Tile
|Wooden Block
|4
|1 Stone Block
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
|-
|Limestone Block
|Wooden Block
|4
|1 Limestone
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
Limestone Tile (Mason)
|-
|Limestone Tile
|Wooden Block
|4
|1 Limestone Block
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|As Above
|As Above
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, Can be walked over)
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, Can be walked over)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}

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Glass-Makers

2022-11-18T17:57:25Z

Nowei: /* Structures */

Glassmakers are one of the many peasant professions. They require wood from either foragers or from salvaging trees. They also require access to sand. Sand can typically be found around bodies of water or in large patches if on the forest map. Once sand is exhausted from a tile, the sand tile is replaced with a dirt path tile. There is nothing the player can do to create more sand from the dirt path tile. Therefore, glass-makers have a finite amount of sand to work with.

The products from Glass-Makers are only used in constructing windows. Therefore, it is entirely optional to accept this profession as well as depending on the use may only be an export family

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Yields
!Costs
!Storage
!Used for (By)
|-
|Glass
|Glass Furnace
(Wooden Block)
|1
|4 Sand
5 Firewood
|Ground Storage
|Everyone (Construction)
|-
|Sand
|Sand Tile
|4
|N/A
|Ground Storage
|Glass (Glass-Makers)
|}

== Structures ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Structure
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
!Notes
|-
|Glass Furnace
|10 Stone Blocks
|Architects
|4 Sand + 5 Firewood > 1 Glass
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|Emits Heat
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|Walkable
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|Walkable
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|
|}
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Foraging

2022-11-18T17:56:18Z

Nowei: /* Trees Yields */

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (From)
|-
|Wood
|Tree
|
| -
|Ground Storage
|Firewood (Everyone)
Construction (Everyone)

Planks (Forager)
|-
|Plank
|Saw Horse
|3 Plank
|1 Wood
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Everyone)
Beer Barrel ([[Brewing|Brewer]])

Leather Shield ([[Leatherworking|Leatherworker]])

Sword/Warhammer/Spear([[Blacksmithing|Blacksmith]])

Bow/Crossbow ([[Bow-making|Bowmaker]])
|-
|Pig
|Feeder (Optional)
|N/A
| -
|N/A
|Meat ([[Butcher]])
Leather ([[Butcher]])
|-
|Blueberries
|
|
|
|Barrel
|Rope Walk ([[Rope-making|Rope Mill]])
Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Mushroom
|
|
|
|Chest/Shelves
|Magic Potion ([[Alchemy|Alchemist]])
Transmutation Potion ([[Alchemy|Alchemist]])

Meals (Everyone)
|}

== Trees Yields ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!25%
!50%
!75% *
!100% *
!Growth Time
|-
|Oak
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 2 Rods
|3 Wood 2 Rods
|5.28
|-
|Maple
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 1 Rod
|1 Wood 5 Rods
|3.61
|-
|Poplar
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 2 Rods
|1 Wood 5 Rods
|3.61
|-
|Spruce
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 0 Rods
|3 Wood 2 Rods
|5.28
|-
|Birch
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 2 Rods
|2 Wood 4 Rods
|4.44
|-
|Apple
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|0 Wood 1 Rod
|1 Wood 2 Rods
|3.61
|-
|Pear
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|0 Wood 1 Rod
|1 Wood 3 Rods
|3.61
|}
(*) Cutting this tree will leave a stump behind, when removed it will provide 1 Wood
==Buildings==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Tree
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|Can be walked over
|-
|Sawhorse
|2 Wood
|1 Wood
|3 Plank
|2x1
|2 Front & Back
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Plank
|[[Animal Feed]]
|N/A
|2x1
|2 Front & Back
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|Can be walked over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|Can be walked over
|-
|Chest
|4 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Knackery
|2 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|2x2
|8 Tiles, All sides
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|}

==Peasant Professions==
[[Baking]],[[Blacksmithing]], [[Bow-making]], [[Brewing]], [[Butcher]], [[Farming]], [[Fishing]], [[Hunting]], [[Leatherworking]], [[Mason]], [[Milling]], [[Mining]], [[Rope-making]], [[Tailor]], [[Tanning]], [[Smelting]]

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Foraging

2022-11-18T17:55:14Z

Nowei: /* Trees Yields */

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (From)
|-
|Wood
|Tree
|
| -
|Ground Storage
|Firewood (Everyone)
Construction (Everyone)

Planks (Forager)
|-
|Plank
|Saw Horse
|3 Plank
|1 Wood
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Everyone)
Beer Barrel ([[Brewing|Brewer]])

Leather Shield ([[Leatherworking|Leatherworker]])

Sword/Warhammer/Spear([[Blacksmithing|Blacksmith]])

Bow/Crossbow ([[Bow-making|Bowmaker]])
|-
|Pig
|Feeder (Optional)
|N/A
| -
|N/A
|Meat ([[Butcher]])
Leather ([[Butcher]])
|-
|Blueberries
|
|
|
|Barrel
|Rope Walk ([[Rope-making|Rope Mill]])
Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Mushroom
|
|
|
|Chest/Shelves
|Magic Potion ([[Alchemy|Alchemist]])
Transmutation Potion ([[Alchemy|Alchemist]])

Meals (Everyone)
|}

== Trees Yields ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!25%
!50%
!75% *
!100% *
|-
|Oak
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 2 Rods
|3 Wood 2 Rods
|-
|Maple
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 1 Rod
|1 Wood 5 Rods
|-
|Poplar
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 2 Rods
|1 Wood 5 Rods
|-
|Spruce
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 0 Rods
|3 Wood 2 Rods
|-
|Birch
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|1 Wood 2 Rods
|2 Wood 4 Rods
|-
|Apple
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|0 Wood 1 Rod
|1 Wood 2 Rods
|-
|Pear
|1 Wood
|1 Wood
|0 Wood 1 Rod
|1 Wood 3 Rods
|}
(*) Cutting this tree will leave a stump behind, when removed it will provide 1 Wood

All Trees have roughly the same growth but because soil quality is constantly updated and the wide range of growth between soil quality no 2 trees will grow at the same time.

==Buildings==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Tree
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|Can be walked over
|-
|Sawhorse
|2 Wood
|1 Wood
|3 Plank
|2x1
|2 Front & Back
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Plank
|[[Animal Feed]]
|N/A
|2x1
|2 Front & Back
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|Can be walked over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|Can be walked over
|-
|Chest
|4 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Knackery
|2 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|2x2
|8 Tiles, All sides
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|}

==Peasant Professions==
[[Baking]],[[Blacksmithing]], [[Bow-making]], [[Brewing]], [[Butcher]], [[Farming]], [[Fishing]], [[Hunting]], [[Leatherworking]], [[Mason]], [[Milling]], [[Mining]], [[Rope-making]], [[Tailor]], [[Tanning]], [[Smelting]]

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Farming

2022-11-18T17:52:56Z

Nowei: /* Crops */

Farmers are one of the three starting families and provide most of the food for the settlement. Farmers are able to cover Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, and Animal Products for the food categories.

== Crops ==
Farmers are one of the few professions that can produce their own food. Farmers are capable of growing various crops depending on the season. Their efficiency is largely dependent on the soil quality of the area. Soil Quality is poor in areas with dense trees, where clay has been recently dug up, where sand has been recently dug up or pathed over, and where mountain tiles have recently been mined. Soil quality is rich in forest tiles and tiles near bodies of water. Soil quality regenerates by itself after rain or snow. Soil Quality also updates itself instantly so there is no way to give an exact increase based on soil quality.

{| class="wikitable"
!Crop
!Season
!Days to Grow
!Yield
!Weight
!Weight When Flailed
!Grain Yield When Flailed
!Weight Per Day
!Food Category
!Harvests Per Year
|-
|[[File:Apples.png|left|frameless]]Apples
|Mid-Summer - Early-Fall
|N/A
|3-10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|
|Fruit
|4 (Early Summer, Mid-Summer, Late Summer, Early Autumn)
|-
|Pear
|Mid-Fall - Late Winter
|N/A
|3-10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|
|Fruit
|3 (Early Autumn, Early Winter, Late Winter)
|-
|Wheat
|Spring, Summer
|6
|1
|2500
|500
|2
|300
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Barley
|Summer, Autumn
|5
|1
|2500
|500
|2
|214.29
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Oat
|Spring, Summer
|4
|1
|2500
|500
|1
|200
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Rye
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|500
|3
|83.34
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Rice
|Spring, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|100
|5
|83.33
|Grain (Unflailed)
|
|-
|Corn
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|9
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|166.67
|Grain
|
|-
|Cabbage
|Summer
|5
|3
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Potato
|Spring, Autumn
|4
|6
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Parsnip
|Spring
|4
|6
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Carrot
|Spring
|6
|10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|166.67
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Melon
|Summer
|6
|4
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Fruit
|
|-
|Pumpkin
|Autumn
|10
|6
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Fruit
|
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Drinks are not a category used for cooking.

<nowiki>**</nowiki>Fruit trees will have lesser yield if fruit is not harvested quickly upon ripening.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Yield
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (From)
|-
|Vegetables
|Farming Soil
|Varies
| -
|Barrel
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Corn
|Farming Soil
|6
| -
|Barrel
Silo
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Grains
|Farming Soil
|1
| -
|Ground Storage
|Straw (Farmers)
Grain (Farmers)
|-
|Fruit
|Tree
|10-15
| -
|Barrel
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Butter
|Churn
|3
|1 Milk
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Cheese
|Cauldron/Cooking Table
|3
|1 Milk
1 Firewood
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Milk
|Animal:Cow
|1 every .67 Days
| -
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
Butter (Farmer)

Cheese (Farmer)
|-
|Wool
|Animal: Sheep
|1 every 2 Days
| -
|Chest
|Yarn (Tailor)
|-
|Egg
|Animal: Chicken
|1 every 1 Day
| -
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Straw
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|1 (Rye)
2 (Wheat/Barley)

3 (Oat)
|Wheat/Barley/Oat/Rye
|Ground Storage
|Animal Feed (Butchers/ Forager/Hunter/Farmer)
Construction (Everyone)

Beer Barrel (Brewer)
|-
|Grain
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|3 (Rye)
1 (Oat)

2 (Wheat/Barley)
|Wheat/Barley/Oat/Rye
|Silo
|Flour (Miller)
Fermented Wort (Brewer)

Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|Rice Grain
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|5
|1 Rice
|Silo
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Dead Animals
|None
|N/A
|1 Animal
|Knackery
|Meat (Butcher)
|}

== Structures ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Structure
!Cost
!Built By
!Consumes
!Yields
!Size
!Access Points
!Notes
|-
|Farming Soil
|N/A
|Anyone
|N/A
|Vegetables, Fruits, and Grains
|1x1
|None
|Can Be walked Over
|-
|Flailing Spot
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|Rye
Wheat

Barley

Oat

Rice
|Varying Amounts of Straw and Grain
5 Rice Grain
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Churn
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Milk
|3 Butter
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Chicken Bed
|1 Plank 2 Straw
|Anyone
|N/A
|Eggs
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|Straw, Cooking Ingredients
|N/A
|2x1
|4 Tiles, Front & Back
|5 Animals Can Be Leashed Per Feeder
|-
|Tree
|N/A
|Farmer/Forager
|N/A
|Apples, Pears
|1x1
|None
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Small Barrel
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Barrel
|4 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|2x2
|8 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Storefront
|1 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Cooked Milk
|3 Cheese
|2x1
|2 Tiles, Front
|
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|Anyone
|1 Milk 1 Firewood
|1 Cooked Milk
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Chest
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|}
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Farming

2022-11-18T17:50:15Z

Nowei: /* Crops */

Farmers are one of the three starting families and provide most of the food for the settlement. Farmers are able to cover Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, and Animal Products for the food categories.

== Crops ==
Farmers are one of the few professions that can produce their own food. Farmers are capable of growing various crops depending on the season. Their efficiency is largely dependent on the soil quality of the area. Soil Quality is poor in areas with dense trees, where clay has been recently dug up, where sand has been recently dug up or pathed over, and where mountain tiles have recently been mined. Soil quality is rich in forest tiles and tiles near bodies of water. Soil quality regenerates by itself after rain or snow. Soil Quality also updates itself instantly so there is no way to give an exact increase based on soil quality.

{| class="wikitable"
!Crop
!Season
!Days to Grow
!Yield
!Weight
!Weight When Flailed
!Grain Yield When Flailed
!Weight Per Day
!Food Category
!Harvests Per Year
|-
|[[File:Apples.png|left|frameless]]Apples
|Mid-Summer - Early-Fall
|N/A
|3-10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|
|Fruit
|4 (Early Summer, Mid-Summer, Late Summer, Early Autumn)
|-
|Pear
|Mid-Fall - Late Winter
|N/A
|3-10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|
|Fruit
|3 (Early Autumn, Early Winter, Late Winter)
|-
|Wheat
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|500
|2
|300
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Barley
|Spring
|5
|1
|2500
|500
|2
|214.29
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Oat
|Summer, Autumn
|4
|1
|2500
|500
|1
|200
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Rye
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|500
|3
|83.34
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Rice
|Spring, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|100
|5
|83.33
|Grain (Unflailed)
|
|-
|Corn
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|9
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|166.67
|Grain
|
|-
|Cabbage
|Summer, Autumn
|5
|3
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Potato
|Spring, Autumn
|4
|6
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Parsnip
|Spring, Autumn
|4
|6
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Carrot
|Spring, Summer
|6
|10
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|166.67
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Melon
|Summer
|6
|4
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Fruit
|
|-
|Pumpkin
|Autumn
|10
|6
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|150
|Fruit
|
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Drinks are not a category used for cooking.

<nowiki>**</nowiki>Fruit trees will have lesser yield if fruit is not harvested quickly upon ripening.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Yield
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (From)
|-
|Vegetables
|Farming Soil
|Varies
| -
|Barrel
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Corn
|Farming Soil
|6
| -
|Barrel
Silo
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Grains
|Farming Soil
|1
| -
|Ground Storage
|Straw (Farmers)
Grain (Farmers)
|-
|Fruit
|Tree
|10-15
| -
|Barrel
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Butter
|Churn
|3
|1 Milk
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Cheese
|Cauldron/Cooking Table
|3
|1 Milk
1 Firewood
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Milk
|Animal:Cow
|1 every .67 Days
| -
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
Butter (Farmer)

Cheese (Farmer)
|-
|Wool
|Animal: Sheep
|1 every 2 Days
| -
|Chest
|Yarn (Tailor)
|-
|Egg
|Animal: Chicken
|1 every 1 Day
| -
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Straw
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|1 (Rye)
2 (Wheat/Barley)
3 (Oat)
|Wheat/Barley/Oat/Rye
|Ground Storage
|Animal Feed (Butchers/ Forager/Hunter/Farmer)
Construction (Everyone)

Beer Barrel (Brewer)
|-
|Grain
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|3 (Rye)
1 (Oat)

2 (Wheat/Barley)
|Wheat/Barley/Oat/Rye
|Silo
|Flour (Miller)
Fermented Wort (Brewer)

Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|Rice Grain
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|5
|1 Rice
|Silo
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Dead Animals
|None
|N/A
|1 Animal
|Knackery
|Meat (Butcher)
|}

== Structures ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Structure
!Cost
!Built By
!Consumes
!Yields
!Size
!Access Points
!Notes
|-
|Farming Soil
|N/A
|Anyone
|N/A
|Vegetables, Fruits, and Grains
|1x1
|None
|Can Be walked Over
|-
|Flailing Spot
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|Rye
Wheat

Barley

Oat

Rice
|Varying Amounts of Straw and Grain
5 Rice Grain
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Churn
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Milk
|3 Butter
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Chicken Bed
|1 Plank 2 Straw
|Anyone
|N/A
|Eggs
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|Straw, Cooking Ingredients
|N/A
|2x1
|4 Tiles, Front & Back
|5 Animals Can Be Leashed Per Feeder
|-
|Tree
|N/A
|Farmer/Forager
|N/A
|Apples, Pears
|1x1
|None
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Small Barrel
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Barrel
|4 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|2x2
|8 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Storefront
|1 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Cooked Milk
|3 Cheese
|2x1
|2 Tiles, Front
|
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|Anyone
|1 Milk 1 Firewood
|1 Cooked Milk
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Chest
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|}
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Blacksmithing

2022-11-18T17:28:45Z

Nowei: /* Buildings */

Blacksmithing is a '''[[Professions|profession]]''' from the peasant class. They create armor, weapons, and horse shoes which are currently used only to fulfil the King's military demands. Horse Shoes are needed for learning Horse Riding Skill for Soliders/Ruling Family

Blacksmiths operate the [[Zones|Forge]]. The blast furnace in the Forge causes the surroundings to heat up.

Blacksmiths require products from these professions: '''[[Smelting|Smelters]], [[Foraging|Foragers]]'''

=== Products ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production Items Involved
!Produced Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (For)
|-
|Steel Rod
|Blast Furnace
Smithing Workshop
|2
|1 Steel Ingot
2 Firewood
|Chest
|Sword/Tools/Spear/Warhammer/Horseshoe (Blacksmith)
Crossbow (Bowmaker)

Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Steel Plate
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket
|1
|1 Steel Ingot
1 Firewood
|Chest
|Armor (Blacksmith & Leatherworker)
|-
|Helmet
|Smithing Workshop
[Blast Furnace

Anvil

Cooling Casket]
|1
|1 Steel Ingot
1 Firewood

(Or: 1 Steel Plate)
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Plate Armor
|Smithing Workshop

[Blast Furnace

Anvil

Cooling Casket]
|1
|5 Steel Ingot
5 Firewood

[Or: 5 Steel Plate]
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Steel Greaves
|Smithing Workshop

[Blast Furnace

Anvil

Cooling Casket]
|1
|1 Steel Ingot

1 Firewood

(Or: 1 Steel Plate)
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Steel Shield
|Smithing Workshop

[Blast Furnace

Anvil

Cooling Casket]
|1
|1 Steel Ingot

1 Firewood

2 Plank

(Or: 1 Steel Plate

+ 2 Plank)
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Sword
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket

Smithing Workshop

Grinding Stone
|1
|1 Plank

1 Steel Rod
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Warhammer
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket

Smithing Workshop

Grinding Stone
|1
|1 Plank

1 Steel Rod
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Spear
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket

Smithing Workshop

Grinding Stone
|1
|1 Plank
1 Steel Rod
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Tool
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket

Smithing Workshop

Grinding Stone
|1
|1 Plank

1 Steel Rod
|Cabinet
|Efficiency (Everyone)
|-
|Horseshoe
|Anvil
[Blast Furnace

Smithing Workshop]
|1
|1 Steel Ingot
1 Firewood

(Or: 1 Steel Rod)
|Chest
|For Equipping Horses to Train Horse Riding
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yields
!Size
!Access
|-
|Blast Furnace
|8 Stone Block, 1 Leather, 1 Rope
|Architect
|1 Ingot/Rod
|1 Heated/Melted Item
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Grinding Stone
|1 Wood, 1 Stone Block
|Architect
|1 Blunt Blade
|1 Spear/Sword/Tool
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|-
|Anvil
|1 Wood, 1 Steel Ingot
|Architect
|1 Heated Steel Ingot/Rod
|1 Smithed Steel Ingot/Plate/Rod
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|-
|Cooling Casket
|6 Plank, 1 Steel Rod
|Architect
|1 Smithed Steel Ingot/Plate/Rod
|1 Cooled Steel Ingot/Rod, 1 Steel Plate
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Smithing Workshop
|6 Plank, 1 Steel Ingot
|Architect
|See Above
|See Above
|1x2
|2 Tiles, Front
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|1 Wood
|10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|Anyone
|N/A
|Water
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Chest
|4 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Weapon Rack
|2 Plank, 1 Steel Rod
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|2x1
|4 Tiles, Front & Back
|-
|Drawers
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Cabinet
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front & Back
|}

{{Navbox}}

Baking

2022-11-18T17:18:42Z

Nowei: /* Products */

Baking is a [[Professions|profession]]. Bakers require Flour from the '''[[Milling]]''' family and will produce Bread and fruit/vegetables/meat to make Pies. Bakers will operate the Baking zone. Their only taxable resource is Bread and Pies. Currently Pies are not worth making due to the large ingredient list as well as the finished product being equal to bread and an ingredient themselves.

Bakers are usually considered a late game peasant family because of the inefficient work required for producing edible ingredients of wheat>grain>flour>bread/pies.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Weight
!Weight Lost
!Storage
!Makes (For)
|-
|Dough
|Cooking Table
|1 Flour, 1 Water
|
|1
|
|
|N/A
|Bread
|-
|Bread
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood
|
|8
|100
|
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Apple Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 2 Apples
|200 grams
|8
|100
| -200
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Pear Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 2 Pears
|200 grams
|8
|100
| -200
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 2 Carrots
|200 grams
|8
|100
| -200
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 1 Pumpkin
|250 grams
|8
|100
| -250
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 2 Blueberries
|200 grams
|8
|100
| -200
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Meat Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 1 Meat
|250 grams
|8
|100
| -250
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Water, 1 Flour
|1 Dough
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front)
|-
|Oven
|8 Stone Blocks
|Anyone
|Multiple Recipes
|
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides) Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides) Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Small Barrel
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Barrel
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|Anyone
|N/A
|Water
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|1 Wood
|10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}
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[[Category:Professions]] [[Category:Peasants]]

Butcher

2022-08-12T06:34:41Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-110)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
!Years of Feed to Pass Potential Meat Gained
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|300
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|150*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1.25 Days
|3 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|300
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / 1.08 Days
|2 years 56 days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|150
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|300
|6
|.50
|7
|
|48 days
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|120
|2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
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Farming

2022-08-12T06:33:40Z

Nowei:

Farmers are one of the three starting families and provide most of the food for the settlement. Farmers are able to cover Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, and Animal Products for the food categories.

== Crops ==
Farmers are one of the few professions that can produce their own food. Farmer are capable of growing various crops depending on the season. Their efficiency is largely dependent on the soil quality of the area. Soil Quality is poor in areas with dense trees, where clay has been recently dug up, where sand has been recently dug up or pathed over, and where mountain tiles have recently been mined. Soil quality is rich in forest tiles and tiles near bodies of water. Soil quality regenerates by itself after rain or snow. Soil Quality also updates itself instantly so there is no way to give an exact increase based on soil quality.

{| class="wikitable"
!Crop
!Season
!Days to Grow
!Yield
!Weight
!Weight When Flailed
!Grain Yield When Flailed
!Weight Per Day
!Food Category
!Harvests Per Year
|-
|[[File:Apples.png|left|frameless]]Apples
|Mid-Summer - Early-Fall
|N/A
|10-15
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|
|Fruit
|4 (Early Summer, Mid-Summer, Late Summer, Early Autumn)
|-
|Pear
|Mid-Fall - Late Winter
|N/A
|10-15
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|
|Fruit
|3 (Early Autumn, Early Winter, Late Winter)
|-
|Wheat
|Summer, Autumn
|5
|1
|2500
|500
|3
|300
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Barley
|Spring
|7
|1
|2500
|500
|3
|214.29
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Oat
|Summer, Autumn
|5
|1
|2500
|500
|2
|200
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Rye
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|500
|1
|83.34
|*Drink (Unprocessed)
Pastry (Unprocessed)
|
|-
|Rice
|Spring, Autumn
|6
|1
|2500
|160
|5
|133.34
|Grain (Unflailed)
|
|-
|Corn
|Summer, Autumn
|6
|6
|225
|N/A
|N/A
|225
|Grain
|
|-
|Cabbage
|Summer, Autumn
|5
|4
|250
|N/A
|N/A
|200
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Potato
|Spring, Autumn
|4
|9
|75
|N/A
|N/A
|168.75
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Parsnip
|Spring, Autumn
|4
|8
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|200
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Carrot
|Spring, Summer
|6
|14
|100
|N/A
|N/A
|233.33
|Vegetable
|
|-
|Melon
|Summer
|6
|6
|200
|N/A
|N/A
|200
|Fruit
|
|-
|Pumpkin
|Autumn
|10
|6
|200
|N/A
|N/A
|120
|Fruit
|
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Drinks are not a category used for cooking.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Yield
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (From)
|-
|Vegetables
|Farming Soil
|Varies
| -
|Barrel
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Corn
|Farming Soil
|6
| -
|Barrel
Silo
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Grains
|Farming Soil
|1
| -
|Ground Storage
|Straw (Farmers)
Grain (Farmers)
|-
|Fruit
|Tree
|10-15
| -
|Barrel
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Butter
|Churn
|3
|1 Milk
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Cheese
|Cauldron/Cooking Table
|2
|1 Milk
1 Firewood
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Milk
|Animal:Cow
|1 every 1.08 days
| -
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
Butter (Farmer)

Cheese (Farmer)
|-
|Wool
|Animal: Sheep
|1 every 2 days
| -
|Chest
|Yarn (Tailor)
|-
|Egg
|Animal: Chicken
|1 every 1.25 Days
| -
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Straw
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|1 (Wheat/Barley/Rye)
2 (Oat)
|Wheat/Barley/Oat/Rye*
|Ground Storage
|Animal Feed (Butchers/ Forager/Hunter/Farmer)
Construction (Everyone)

Beer Barrel (Brewer)
|-
|Grain
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|1 (Rye)
2 (Oat)

3 (Wheat/Barley)
|Wheat/Barley/Oat/Rye*
|Silo
|Flour (Miller)
Fermented Wort (Brewer)

Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|Rice Grain
|Flailing Spot
[Farming Soil]
|5
|1 Rice
|Silo
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Dead Animals
|None
|N/A
|1 Animal
|Knackery
|Meat (Butcher)
|}

(*) Never plant Rye its by far the worst grain/straw producer.

== Structures ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Structure
!Cost
!Built By
!Consumes
!Yields
!Size
!Access Points
!Notes
|-
|Farming Soil
|N/A
|Anyone
|N/A
|Vegetables, Fruits, and Grains
|1x1
|None
|Can Be walked Over
|-
|Flailing Spot
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|Rye
Wheat

Barley

Oat

Rice
|Varying Amounts of Straw and Grain
5 Rice Grain
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Churn
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Milk
|3 Butter
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Chicken Bed
|1 Plank 2 Straw
|Anyone
|N/A
|Eggs
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|Straw, Cooking Ingredients
|N/A
|2x1
|4 Tiles, Front & Back
|5 Animals Can Be Leashed Per Feeder
|-
|Tree
|N/A
|Farmer/Forager
|N/A
|Apples, Pears
|1x1
|None
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Small Barrel
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Barrel
|4 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenters
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|2x2
|8 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Storefront
|1 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Cooked Milk
|2 Cheese
|2x1
|2 Tiles, Front
|
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|Anyone
|1 Milk 1 Firewood
|1 Cooked Milk
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|
|-
|Chest
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|
|}
{{Navbox}}

Butcher

2022-08-12T06:03:29Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-110)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
!Years of Feed to Pass Potential Meat Gained
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|300
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|150*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1.25 Days
|1 Day
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|300
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / 1.08 Days
|2 years 56 days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|150
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|2 years 40 days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|300
|6
|.50
|7
|
|48 days
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|120
|2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
{{Navbox}}

Cooking

2022-07-31T13:10:23Z

Nowei: /* Meal Quality */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category. 250 grams per ingredient per meal.
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories 125 grams per ingredient per meal
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit] 83.33 grams per ingredient per meal
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit] 62.5 grams per ingredient per meal

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot *
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|75
|Barrel
|-
|Apple *
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|Barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|Barrel
|-
|Fish *
|Meat
|Fishermen
|80
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|200
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn *
|Grain
|Farmer
|225
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|160
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk *
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Egg
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|50
|Shelf
|-
|Honey
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|250
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage *
|Made Product
|Butcher
|120
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|}
(*) Best of each category based on potential production

Butcher

2022-07-30T23:01:20Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-110)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|300
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|150*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1.25 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|300
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / 1.08 Days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|150
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|300
|6
|.50
|7
|
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|120
|2
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|100
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
{{Navbox}}

Butcher

2022-07-20T22:35:27Z

Nowei: /* Buildings */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-110)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|0*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1.25 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / 1.08 Days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|
|6
|.50
|7
|
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|120
|2
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
{{Navbox}}

Butcher

2022-07-20T20:45:23Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-110)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|0*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1.25 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / 1.08 Days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|
|6
|.50
|7
|
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|120
|2
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
1 Chicken > 1 Meat

1 Sheep/Deer/Boar/Wolf/Pig > 50 Meat + 1 Hide

1 Cattle > 110 Meat + 4 Hide
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
{{Navbox}}

Butcher

2022-07-19T07:29:06Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-110)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Weight of Feed Per Day
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|0*
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1.25 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / 1.08 Days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|
|6
|.50
|7
|
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|20
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|
|
|
|
|
|}
(*) Chickens will eat by pecking the ground if you don't assign/give them a feeder

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
1 Chicken > 1 Meat

1 Sheep/Deer/Boar/Wolf/Pig > 50 Meat + 1 Hide

1 Cattle > 110 Meat + 4 Hide
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
{{Navbox}}

Butcher

2022-07-19T05:43:53Z

Nowei: /* Animals */

The butchers are a [[Peasants|peasant]] family that will turn various animals into meat and other byproducts. Butchers operate the Butchery [[Zones|zone]]. All of their products are taxable. They are one of the few families that can provide [[Cooking|food]] and only require either [[Foraging|foragers]], [[Hunting|hunters]], or [[Farming|farmers]] to operate. They can also care for their own animals if given a Royal Forest or Farming Zone. They are the sole providing family for the [[Tanning|tanner]] family.

Butchers will always prioritize buying/butchers dead animals before living livestock.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Weight
!Storage (Max)
!Makes (Used By)
|-
|[[File:Meat.png|frameless]] Meat
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (1-110)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|
|200 grams
|Meat Hooks (500)
Shelves (250)
|Meals (Everyone)
Sausage (Butcher)
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|frameless]] Sausage
|Butcher's Table
|4
|1 Meat
1 Grain
|700 grams
|480 grams (120g each)
|Shelves (800)
Barrels
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|[[File:Hide.png|frameless]] Hide
|Butcher's Table
|Varies (0-4)
|1 Animal (Dead or Alive)
|N/A
|N/A
|Chest (100)
|Leather (Tanner)
|}

== Animals ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Animal
!Meat
!Hide
!Butchering Age
!Adult Age
!Max Age
!By-Product
|-
|Pig
|100
|4
|1
|1
|5
|N/A
|-
|Chicken
|1
|0
|3
|.25
|4
|1 Egg / 1.25 Days
|-
|Cattle
|110
|2
|5
|.50
|4
|1 Milk / 1.08 Days
|-
|Sheep
|50
|1
|2.50
|.25
|3
|1 Wool / 2 Days
|-
|Horse
|30
|1
|6
|.50
|7
|
|-
|Deer
|75
|1
|
|
|
|
|-
|Boar
|60
|1
|
|
|
|
|-
|Wolf
|40
|1
|
|
|
|
|-
|Bear
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Cat
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Dog
|30
|0
|
|
|
|
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Recipes
!Size
!#Access Points
|-
|Butcher's Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Meat + 1 Grain > 4 Sausage
1 Chicken > 1 Meat

1 Sheep/Deer/Boar/Wolf/Pig > 50 Meat + 1 Hide

1 Cattle > 110 Meat + 4 Hide
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Meat Hooks
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|2 tiles (Front)
|-
|Outdoor Feeder
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 1
|4 tiles (Front & Back)
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|None
|1 X 1
|1 tile (Front)
|-
|Knackery
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|None
|2 X 2
|8 tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|None
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|}
{{Navbox}}

Cooking

2022-07-19T04:07:07Z

Nowei: /* Ingredients */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit]
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit]

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot *
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|75
|Barrel
|-
|Apple *
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|Barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|Barrel
|-
|Fish *
|Meat
|Fishermen
|80
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|200
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn *
|Grain
|Farmer
|225
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|160
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk *
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Egg
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|50
|Shelf
|-
|Honey
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|250
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage *
|Made Product
|Butcher
|120
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|}
(*) Best of each category based on potential production

Cooking

2022-07-19T04:06:07Z

Nowei: /* Required Buildings */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit]
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit]

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot *
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|75
|Barrel
|-
|Apple *
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|Barrel
|-
|Fish *
|Meat
|Fishermen
|80
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|200
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn *
|Grain
|Farmer
|225
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|160
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk *
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Egg
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|50
|Shelf
|-
|Honey
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|250
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage *
|Made Product
|Butcher
|120
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|
|}
(*) Best of each category based on potential production

Cooking

2022-07-18T22:43:06Z

Nowei: /* Ingredients */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit]
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit]

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|? Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot *
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|75
|Barrel
|-
|Apple *
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|Barrel
|-
|Fish *
|Meat
|Fishermen
|80
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|200
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn *
|Grain
|Farmer
|225
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|160
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk *
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Egg
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|50
|Shelf
|-
|Honey
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|250
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage *
|Made Product
|Butcher
|120
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|
|}
(*) Best of each category based on potential production

Cooking

2022-07-18T22:10:09Z

Nowei: /* Ingredients */

Cooking is a skill that all adults in the village have. Cooking is necessary for producing meals, which can be consumed by all members of your village. If a family cannot cook due to lack of supplies or lack of required structures, they can buy meals from the inn. If villagers are left without a source of meals, they are capable of eating raw ingredients, but will only do so as a last resort.

Villagers require several things to cook a meal. They need Firewood, access to a well, and 250 grams of cooking ingredients per meal. Villagers can and usually do cook 3 meals at a time, resulting in 750 grams of cooking ingredients. The required buildings include a cauldron, a wooden block, a well (can be placed in a Public Area zone instead), and a cooking table.

== Meal Quality ==
There are 4 levels of quality for meals: Simple, Normal, Good, and Excellent. The quality that a family will produce will depend on their wealth, their status, and whether those ingredients are available in your village. Peasants will produce only up to Good quality meals. Tavern owners, Nobles (including your ruling family), and Clergy will produce up to Excellent meals.

All cooking ingredients are classed into several categories: Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Grain, Made Products, and Animal Products.

* Simple Quality Meal: Requires any 1 ingredient category
* Normal Quality Meal: Requires any 2 ingredient categories
* Good Quality Meal: Requires 3 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], [Made Product or Animal Product], and [Vegetable or Fruit]
* Excellent Quality Meal: Requires 4 ingredient categories [Meat or Grain], Animal Product, Made Product, and [Vegetable or Fruit]

== Required Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Relevant Recipes
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cauldron
|1 Stone
|
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|1 Wood > 10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Cooking Table
|? Planks
|
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front Only)
|}

== Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ingredient
!Category
!Produced By
!Weight
!Storage
|-
|Cabbage
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|250
|Barrel
|-
|Carrot
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Mushroom
|Vegetable
|Forager
Clergy (Apothecary)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Parsnip
|Vegetabel
|Farmer
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Potato
|Vegetable
|Farmer
|75
|Barrel
|-
|Apple
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Pear
|Fruit
|Farmer
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Blueberries
|Fruit
|Forager
Everyone
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Grapes
|Fruit
|Clergy (Wine-Maker)
|100
|Barrel
|-
|Melon
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|barrel
|-
|Pumpkin
|Fruit
|Farmer
|200
|Barrel
|-
|Fish
|Meat
|Fishermen
|80
|Barrel
|-
|Meat
|Meat
|Butcher
|200
|Shelf
Meat Hook
|-
|Corn
|Grain
|Farmer
|225
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Rice Grain
|Grain
|Farmer
|160
|Silo
Barrel
|-
|Milk
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Egg
|Animal Product
|Farmer
Stables

Anyone
|
|Shelf
|-
|Honey
|Animal Product
|Clergy (Bee-keeper)
|250
|Shelf
|-
|Bread
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Butter
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Cheese
|Made Product
|Farmer
|100
|Shelf
|-
|Sausage
|Made Product
|Butcher
|120
|Shelf
|-
|Apple Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pear Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|-
|Meat Pie
|Made Product
|Baker
|200
|Shelf
|}

Tanning

2022-07-18T05:14:26Z

Nowei:

Tanners are a peasant class family. The produce Leather with is sourced from Butchers (Hides) and used by Leather Workers.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Leather
|Tanning Pit
Tanning Log

Scraping Log
Stretching Frame
|1
|1 Hide
|Chest
|Leather Shoes/ Leather Armor/ Leather Shield/
Drawstring Boots/ High String Boots/ Front Laced

Boots, Saddle (Leatherworker)

Construction (Architect)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Tanning Pit*
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|1 Hide
|1 Soaked Hide
|1x1
|1 Tile (All Sides)
|-
|Tanning Log*
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|1 Soaked Hide
|1 Dry Hide
|1x2
|2 Tiles (Front/Back)
|-
|Scraping Log
|1 Wood
|Carpenter
|1 Dry Hide
|1 Clean Hide
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Stretching Frame
|3 Plank
|Carpenter
|1 Clean Hide
|1 Leather
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Chest
|4 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile ( Front & Back)
|}
(*) Can hold up to 5 Hides at a time.

== Peasant Professions ==
[[Baking]],[[Blacksmithing]], [[Bow-making]], [[Brewing]], [[Butcher]], [[Farming]], [[Fishing]], [[Foraging]], [[Hunting]], [[Leatherworking]], [[Mason]], [[Milling]], [[Mining]], [[Rope-making]], [[Tailor]], [[Tanning]], [[Smelting]]

Tailor

2022-07-18T04:30:35Z

Nowei:

Tailoring is a profession for peasants. They produce a variety of clothing for your town. The clothing that the tailor produces is vital for keeping your villagers warm throughout the winter and early spring. Tailors require wool from sheep raised in a farm zone or stables. They produce yarn that is used by the [[Fishing]], [[Rope-making|Rope-Making]], and [[Bow-making|Bow-Making]] professions. Additionally, their yarn is required to build the trellises that [[Brewing|Brewers]] need for hops and the [[clergy]] need for grapes.

Teenagers in the tailoring profession are capable of making yarn and silk, but cannot work the tailoring workshop to craft the clothes.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Yarn
|Spinning Wheel
|8
|1 Wool
|Chest
|Construction (Everyone)
Fishing Nets (Fishermen)

Rope (Ropemaker)

Bow (Bowmaker)

Crossbow (Bowmaker)

Clothes (Tailor)

Robe (Tailor)

Fine Clothes (Tailor)

Cloak (Tailor)
|-
|Silk
|Loom
|1
|3 Yarn
|Chest
|Construction (Everyone)
Clothes (Tailor)

Robe (Tailor)

Fine Clothes (Tailor)

Cloak (Tailor)
|-
|Clothes
|Tailoring Workshop
[Spinning Wheel]

[Loom]
|1
|3 Yarn
1 Silk
|Cabinet
|Equipment (Everyone)
|-
|Fine Clothes
|Tailoring Workshop
[Spinning Wheel]

[Loom]
|1
|6 Yarn
4 Silk
|Cabinet
|Equipment (Nobles)
|-
|Cloak
|Tailoring Workshop
[Spinning Wheel]

[Loom]
|1
|2 Yarn
2 Silk
|Cabinet
|Equipment (Everyone)
|-
|Robe
|Tailoring Workshop
|1
|6 Yarn
3 Silk
|Cabinet
|Equipment (Clergy)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Loom
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|3 Yarn
|1 Silk
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Spinning Wheel
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|1 Wool
|8 Yarn
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Tailoring Workshop
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|As Above
|As Above
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front)
|-
|Chest
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Drawers
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Cabinet
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}
{{Navbox}}

Smelting

2022-07-18T03:54:27Z

Nowei:

[[File:Dug Up Ground.png|border|frame|The tiles boxed in yellow show the dug up ground after smelters have exhausted the tile of clay.]]
Smelters own the Furnace zone. They produce ingots and clay/brick. To produce clay, smelters will dig up a grass or dirt path that is empty, no grass/foliage/trees can be present. Once the clay has been completely dug up from a tile the tile will change in appearance and will no longer produce clay.

Smelters produce the ingots required by Jewelry-makers, [[Blacksmithing|Blacksmiths]], and Coin-makers. They require the products from the [[Mining|Miners]]

Smelters are the best profession for exporting large amounts of end production chain items (bricks) for profit.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
! Structures Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Clay
|Grass Tile
Dirt Tile
|1-4
| -
|Ground Storage
|Brick (Smelter)
Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Brick
|Oven
Wooden Block
|5
|1 Clay, 1 Firewood
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Steel Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|6 Iron Ore
9 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Weapons, Tools, & Armor (Blacksmith)
Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Bronze Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|6 Copper Ore
8 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Bronze Statue ('''[[Artists|Artist]]''')
Bronze Rod (Jewelry-maker)
Money (Coin Maker)
|-
|Silver Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|5 Silver Ore
6 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Silver Statue (Artist)
Silver Rod (Jewelry-Maker)
Money (Coin Maker)
|-
|Gold Ingot
|Bloomery
Wooden Block
|1
|7 Gold Ore
4 Coal
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Everyone)
Gold Statue ('''[[Artists|Artist]]''')

Gold Rod ('''Jewelry-maker''')

Money ('''Coin Maker''')
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Building
!Cost
!Built By
!Consumes
!Produces
!Size
!Access
|-
|Bloomery
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|Iron/Copper/Silver/Gold Ore, Coal
|Steel/Bronze/Silver/Gold Ingot
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|Wood/Clay
|Firewood/Clay Brick
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides)
|-
|Oven
|8 Stone Block
|Architect
|Clay Brick,Firewood
|Brick
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, can be walked over)
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, can be walked over)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}
{{Navbox}}

Rope-making

2022-07-18T03:01:37Z

Nowei: /* Buildings */

Rope-makers are a peasant class family. They produce rope which is used primarily as an advance construction material. Aside from Advanced Repair Kits their demand is quite low and is mainly an export family.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Rope
|Rope Walk
|1
|5 Yarn
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
Construction (Carpenter)

Advanced Repair Kits (Architect)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Rope Walk
|8 Planks
|Carpenter
|5 Yarn
|1 Rope
|1x5
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Chest
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, can be walked over)
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, can be walked over)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}

== Peasant Professions ==
[[Baking]],[[Blacksmithing]], [[Bow-making]], [[Brewing]], [[Butcher]], [[Farming]], [[Fishing]], [[Foraging]], [[Hunting]], [[Leatherworking]], [[Mason]], [[Milling]], [[Mining]], [[Tailor]], [[Tanning]], [[Smelting]]

Mining

2022-07-18T02:48:55Z

Nowei:

Miners are a peasant class family. They are the only way besides caravans of producing materials needed for blacksmith/smelters/masons.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Stone
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architects)
Stone Block (Mason)
|-
|Limestone
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architects)
Limestone Block (Mason)
|-
|Coal
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Smelting Ingots (Smelter)
|-
|Iron Ore
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Steel Ingot (Smelter)
|-
|Copper Ore
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Bronze Ingot (Smelter)
|-
|Silver Ore
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Silver Ingot (Smelter)
|-
|Gold Ore
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
| -
|Ground Storage
|Gold Ingot (Smelter)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Mountain Tile
|N/A
|N/A
|n/a
|Coal,Stone,Limestone,Iron Ore
Gold Ore, Copper Ore, Silver Ore
|1x1
|Exposed Surfaces
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides, Can be walked over)
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides, Can be walked over)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}

== Peasant Professions ==
[[Baking]],[[Blacksmithing]], [[Bow-making]], [[Brewing]], [[Butcher]], [[Farming]], [[Fishing]], [[Foraging]], [[Hunting]], [[Leatherworking]], [[Mason]], [[Milling]], [[Mining]], [[Rope-making]], [[Tailor]], [[Tanning]], [[Smelting]]

Baking

2022-07-18T02:41:30Z

Nowei:

Baking is a [[Professions|profession]]. Bakers require Flour from the '''[[Milling]]''' family and will produce Bread and fruit/vegetables/meat to make Pies. Bakers will operate the Baking zone. Their only taxable resource is Bread and Pies. Currently Pies are not worth making due to the large ingredient list as well as the finished product being equal to bread and an ingredient themselves.

Bakers are usually considered a late game peasant family because of the inefficient work required for producing edible ingredients of wheat>grain>flour>bread/pies.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Weight
!Weight Lost
!Storage
!Makes (For)
|-
|Dough
|Cooking Table
|1 Flour, 1 Water
|
|1
|
|
|N/A
|Bread
|-
|Bread
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood
|
|4
|200
|
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Apple Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 6 Apples
|600 grams
|4
|200
| -600
|Shelves
|
|-
|Pear Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 6 Pears
|600 grams
|4
|200
| -600
|Shelves
|
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 3 Carrots
|300 grams
|4
|200
| -300
|Shelves
|
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 2 Pumpkins
|400 grams
|4
|200
| -400
|Shelves
|
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 8 Blueberries
|800 grams
|4
|200
| -800
|Shelves
|
|-
|Meat Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 1 Meat
|200 grams
|4
|200
| -200
|Shelves
|
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Water, 1 Flour
|1 Dough
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front)
|-
|Oven
|8 Stone Blocks
|Anyone
|Multiple Recipes
|
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides) Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides) Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Small Barrel
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Barrel
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|Anyone
|N/A
|Water
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|1 Wood
|10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}
{{Navbox}}
[[Category:Professions]] [[Category:Peasants]]

Baking

2022-07-18T02:40:43Z

Nowei:

Baking is a [[Professions|profession]]. Bakers require Flour from the '''[[Milling]]''' family and will produce Bread and fruit/vegetables/meat to make Pies. Bakers will operate the Baking zone. Their only taxable resource is Bread and Pies. Currently Pies are not worth making due to the large ingredient list as well as the finished product being equal to bread and an ingredient themselves.

Bakers are usually considered a late game peasant family because of the inefficient conversion of wheat>grain>flour>bread/pies.

== Products ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Cost
!Ingredient Weight
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Weight
!Weight Lost
!Storage
!Makes (For)
|-
|Dough
|Cooking Table
|1 Flour, 1 Water
|
|1
|
|
|N/A
|Bread
|-
|Bread
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood
|
|4
|200
|
|Shelves
|Meals (Everyone)
|-
|Apple Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 6 Apples
|600 grams
|4
|200
| -600
|Shelves
|
|-
|Pear Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 6 Pears
|600 grams
|4
|200
| -600
|Shelves
|
|-
|Carrot Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 3 Carrots
|300 grams
|4
|200
| -300
|Shelves
|
|-
|Pumpkin Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 2 Pumpkins
|400 grams
|4
|200
| -400
|Shelves
|
|-
|Blueberry Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 8 Blueberries
|800 grams
|4
|200
| -800
|Shelves
|
|-
|Meat Pie
|Oven
|1 Dough, 1 Firewood, 1 Meat
|200 grams
|4
|200
| -200
|Shelves
|
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access Points
|-
|Cooking Table
|6 Planks
|Anyone
|1 Water, 1 Flour
|1 Dough
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front)
|-
|Oven
|8 Stone Blocks
|Anyone
|Multiple Recipes
|
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides) Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides) Can Be Walked Over
|-
|Small Shelves
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Shelves
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Small Barrel
|2 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Barrel
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|Anyone
|N/A
|Water
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|1 Wood
|10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}
{{Navbox}}
[[Category:Professions]] [[Category:Peasants]]

Milling

2022-07-18T02:38:51Z

Nowei:

Millers are a peasant class family. They are used for turning Grain into Flour to be sold to the Baker Family for producing Bread/Pies.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Flour
|Windmill
|1
|3 Grain
|Ground Storage
|Bread (Baker)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Size
!Access
|-
|Windmill
|4 Wood, 6 Planks, 4 Stone, 2 Rope
|Architect
|2x2
|2 Back
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides), Can be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides), Can be Walked Over
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|}
{{Navbox}}

Milling

2022-07-18T02:38:37Z

Nowei:

Millers are a peasant class family. They are used for turning Grain into Flour to be sold to the Baker Family for producing bread/pies.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Flour
|Windmill
|1
|3 Grain
|Ground Storage
|Bread (Baker)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Size
!Access
|-
|Windmill
|4 Wood, 6 Planks, 4 Stone, 2 Rope
|Architect
|2x2
|2 Back
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides), Can be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides), Can be Walked Over
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|}
{{Navbox}}

Milling

2022-07-18T02:38:19Z

Nowei:

Millers are a peasant class family. They are mainly used for turning Grain into Flour to be sold to the Baker Family for producing bread/pies.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Flour
|Windmill
|1
|3 Grain
|Ground Storage
|Bread (Baker)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Size
!Access
|-
|Windmill
|4 Wood, 6 Planks, 4 Stone, 2 Rope
|Architect
|2x2
|2 Back
|-
|Silo
|1 Clay
|Anyone
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides), Can be Walked Over
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All Sides), Can be Walked Over
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|-
|}
{{Navbox}}

Mason

2022-07-18T02:34:43Z

Nowei: /* Buildings */

Masonry is a profession for peasants. Masons will take stone or limestone from '''[[Mining|Miners]]''' and will use a wooden block to turn them into blocks or tiles. Stone/Limestone blocks and tiles are a great source of beauty for '''[[Nobles]] .'''

Masons provide crucial building materials for the construction of productions structures for '''Glassmakers, [[Baking|Bakers]], [[Blacksmithing|Blacksmiths]],''' and '''[[Smelting|Smelters]]'''.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Where Made
!Yield
!Cost
!Storage
!Recipe For
(Used By)
|-
|Stone Block
|Wooden Block
|4
|1 Stone
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
Repair Kits (Architect)
Stone Tile (Mason)

Stone Statue (Artist)
|-
|Stone Tile
|Wooden Block
|4
|1 Stone Block
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
|-
|Limestone Block
|Wooden Block
|3
|1 Limestone
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
Limestone Tile (Mason)
|-
|Limestone Tile
|Wooden Block
|4
|1 Limestone Block
|Ground Storage
|Construction (Architect)
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yield
!Size
!Access
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|As Above
|As Above
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides)
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, Can be walked over)
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles (All four sides, Can be walked over)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}

{{Navbox}}

Leatherworking

2022-07-18T02:27:21Z

Nowei:

Leatherworking is a peasant class family, that uses Leather to produce Armor/Shoes/Saddles

Currently the only demand for Leather Armor/Heavy Leather Armor/Saddles is to fulfil the King's demand for soldiers.

Leatherworkers are provided Leather from the Butcher(hides)/Tanning Family (Hides into Leather)
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product
!Production
Items Involved
!Produced
Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (From)
|-
|Leather Armor
|Leatherworking Table
|1
|3 Leather
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Heavy Leather Armor
|Leatherworking Table
|1
|3 Leather
1 Steel Plate
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Leather Shield
|Leatherworking Table
|1
|2 Leather
1 Plank
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Leather Shoes
|Leatherworking Table
|1
|1 Leather
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Drawstring Boots
|Leatherworking Table
|1
|2 Leather
|Cabinet
|
|-
|High String Boots
|Leatherworking Table
|1
|2 Leather
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Front Laced Boots
|Leatherworking Table
|1
|3 Leather
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Saddle
|Leatherworking Table
|1
|3 Leather
|Chest
|
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Size
!Access
|-
|Leatherworking Table
|4 Planks
|Carpenter
|2x1
|2 Tiles (Front)
|-
|Chest
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Drawers
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Cabinet
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front)
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|1x1
|1 Tile (Front & Back)
|}

== Peasant Professions ==
[[Baking]],[[Blacksmithing]], [[Bow-making]], [[Brewing]], [[Butcher]], [[Farming]], [[Fishing]], [[Foraging]], [[Hunting]], [[Mason]], [[Milling]], [[Mining]], [[Rope-making]], [[Tailor]], [[Tanning]], [[Smelting]]

Blacksmithing

2022-07-18T02:23:58Z

Nowei:

Blacksmithing is a '''[[Professions|profession]]''' from the peasant class. They create armor, weapons, and horse shoes which are currently used only to fulfil the King's military demands. Horse Shoes are needed for learning Horse Riding Skill for Soliders/Ruling Family

Blacksmiths operate the [[Zones|Forge]]. The blast furnace in the Forge causes the surroundings to heat up.

Blacksmiths require products from these professions: '''[[Smelting|Smelters]], [[Foraging|Foragers]]'''

=== Products ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Product
!Production Items Involved
!Produced Per Recipe
!Cost
!Storage
!Makes (For)
|-
|Steel Rod
|Blast Furnace
Smithing Workshop
|2
|1 Steel Ingot
2 Firewood
|Chest
|Sword/Tools/Spear/Warhammer/Horseshoe (Blacksmith)
Crossbow (Bowmaker)

Construction (Everyone)
|-
|Steel Plate
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket
|1
|1 Steel Ingot
1 Firewood
|Chest
|Armor (Blacksmith & Leatherworker)
|-
|Helmet
|Smithing Workshop
[Blast Furnace

Anvil

Cooling Casket]
|1
|1 Steel Ingot
1 Firewood

(Or: 1 Steel Plate)
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Plate Armor
|Smithing Workshop

[Blast Furnace

Anvil

Cooling Casket]
|1
|5 Steel Ingot
5 Firewood

[Or: 5 Steel Plate]
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Steel Greaves
|Smithing Workshop

[Blast Furnace

Anvil

Cooling Casket]
|1
|1 Steel Ingot

1 Firewood

(Or: 1 Steel Plate)
|Cabinet
|
|-
|Steel Shield
|Smithing Workshop

[Blast Furnace

Anvil

Cooling Casket]
|1
|1 Steel Ingot

1 Firewood

2 Plank

(Or: 1 Steel Plate

+ 2 Plank)
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Sword
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket

Smithing Workshop

Grinding Stone
|1
|1 Plank

1 Steel Rod
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Warhammer
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket

Smithing Workshop

Grinding Stone
|1
|1 Plank

1 Steel Rod
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Spear
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket

Smithing Workshop

Grinding Stone
|1
|1 Plank
1 Steel Rod
|Weapons Rack
|
|-
|Tool
|Blast Furnace
Anvil

Cooling Casket

Smithing Workshop

Grinding Stone
|1
|1 Plank

1 Steel Rod
|Cabinet
|Efficiency (Everyone)
|-
|Horseshoe
|Anvil
[Blast Furnace

Smithing Workshop]
|1
|1 Steel Ingot
1 Firewood

(Or: 1 Steel Rod)
|Chest
|For Equipping Horses to Train Horse Riding
|}

== Buildings ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Cost
!Built By
!Takes
!Yields
!Size
!Access
|-
|Blast Furnace
|8 Stone Block
|Architect
|1 Ingot/Rod
|1 Heated/Melted Item
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Grinding Stone
|1 Wood, 1 Stone Block
|Architect
|1 Blunt Blade
|1 Spear/Sword/Tool
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|-
|Anvil
|1 Wood, 1 Steel Ingot
|Architect
|1 Heated Steel Ingot/Rod
|1 Smithed Steel Ingot/Plate/Rod
|1x1
|2 Tiles, Front & Back
|-
|Cooling Casket
|6 Plank, 1 Steel Rod
|Architect
|1 Smithed Steel Ingot/Plate/Rod
|1 Cooled Steel Ingot/Rod, 1 Steel Plate
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Smithing Workshop
|6 Plank, 1 Steel Ingot
|Architect
|See Above
|See Above
|1x2
|2 Tiles, Front
|-
|Wooden Block
|1 Wood
|Anyone
|1 Wood
|10 Firewood
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Well
|4 Stone
|Anyone
|N/A
|Water
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Ground Depository
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Ground Storage
|2 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|4 Tiles, All Sides
|-
|Chest
|4 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Weapon Rack
|2 Plank, 1 Steel Rod
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|2x1
|4 Tiles, Front & Back
|-
|Drawers
|4 Planks
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Cabinet
|6 Planks
|Carpenter
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front
|-
|Storefront
|1 Plank
|Anyone
|N/A
|N/A
|1x1
|1 Tile, Front & Back
|}

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