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BUILDINGS

House

A House is a necessary building in any settlement. Provides shelter for your workers. Can be upgraded multiple times in order to house more workers. Every level equals one additional citizen/worker. Citizens will take up work in any other building that is connected to their house by road. 

Woodcutter

Will cut down nearby trees for wood. Wood is used as a building material for all other buildings. The Woodcutter supports up to four workers, depending on it’s level. 

Port

The Port is your seaside logistics center. It will pick up items from buildings (and the ground) and put them in storage. Items will remain in storage until other buildings have demand for those items. Items in storage can also be sent away to other Ports (friendly or hostile) via Trade Routes. Can be upgraded to support four workers. Storage can also be upgraded. 

University

Produces books used for research. Research is needed to unlock tech, new units and improvements. Can be upgraded three times for faster production. 

Warehouse

The Warehouse is your main logistics center (it has more storage than the Port). It will pick up items from  other buildings (and the ground) and put them in storage. Items will remain in storage until other buildings create a demand for those items. Items in storage can also be sent to other Warehouses or Ports via Trade Routes. Can be upgraded to support four workers. Storage can also be upgraded. 

Siege Workshop

The Siege Workshop is a military building where you can produce siege weapons such as cannons & tanks. Advanced units such as tanks requires technological research before made available for production. 

Shipyard

The Shipyard is where you can produce naval units, such as Trader ships and Galleys. Research will enable Galleons and Destroyers for production.

Mine

Mines can extract mineral ore from the surface. Chose whether you want to mine coal, iron, copper or gold and the Mine will send out miners to your designated area.  Mines can be upgraded two times and support three workers. 

Mill

Mills will refine mineral ore into workable material, such as iron bars for example. Refined material can then be used by other buildings to produce tools, material or units. 

Market

The Market will gather food from your farmand stock up on food. Nearby houses will then go to the Market and pick up available food, eliminating the need for you to manually feed your citizens. 

Hunter's Hut

The Hunter’s Hut is the home of, you guessed it, a hunter. He will hunt nearby animals for meat and leather.  Cannot be upgraded. 

Forge

The Forge is where you create tools, weapons and various resources which other buildings need in production. The forge can be upgraded five times. Each level enables new items. It also supports up to four workers.

Farm

The Farm will harvest nearby fruit, crops and hemp once a a year during harvest season. Without a farm and a proper food supply you’ll have a difficult time managing your settlement.

Church

The Church will convert nearby houses/citizens to your chosen/assigned religion. Once all of your citizens have been touched by the divine they will start to pay tax to the church, i.e. the church will start generating money. Can also be used to convert other player’s citizens to your religion.  

Barracks

Military building where you can train infantry units. Swordsmen are ready to be trained from the get go. Other units need to be unlocked through research.  

Oil Rig

The Oil Rig can only be built upon oil patches. The building will produce oil until the oil patch is depleted. Unlike other building, the oil rig does not need any workers. 

Bank

Bank

The Bank let’s you deposit money and will give you interest on all coins that you deposit up to a 1000 gold. You can also buy various items directly from the bank for gold coins. 

Fisherman's Hut

The Fisherman’s Hut will fish at nearby locations, set by the working area. Once fish has been caught, the fisherman will drop three fish just outside the building for for the market to pick up. Cannot be upgraded.

Defensive Buildings

Stone Tower

Basic defense tower.  Will throw stone rocks at hostile units and other players. Can be upgraded into an archer or a cannon tower for more defensive power. 

 

Damage: 6

Range: 220

Hitpoints: 230

Archer Tower

Archer towers are powerful versus single target enemies. Will shoot arrows at hostile units and can be upgraded one time to increase damage and fire rate. 

 

Damage: 12 (20 dmg when upgraded)

Range: 235

Hitpoints: 260 (300 hp when upgraded)

Cannon Tower

Cannon Towers are effective versus a group of enemies. Will shoot cannon balls at hostile units and can be upgraded one time to increase damage and fire rate.

 

Damage:  14 (25 dmg when upgraded)

Range: 245

Hitpoints: 260 (300 hp when upgraded)

UNITS

Infantry

Swordsman

Early infantry unit

 

Damage: 12

Hitpoints: 80

Speed: 52

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Knight

Armored melee unit


Damage: 32

Range: 0 

Hitpoints: 140

Speed: 48

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Archer

Early ranged infantry

 

Damage: 10

Range: 180

Hitpoints: 50

Speed: 65

Cost:

Fast Archer

Early ranged infantry

 

Damage: 14

Range: 195 

Hitpoints: 65

Speed: 70

Cost:

Rifleman

Mid game ranged unit

 

Damage: 26

Range: 200

Hitpoints: 95

Speed: 65

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Mech Marine

Late game ranged unit

 

Damage: 8×3

Range: 225

Hitpoints: 160

Speed: 65

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Marine

Late game ranged unit

 

Damage: 8×6

Range: 220

Hitpoints: 140

Speed: 80

Cost:

Siege Units

Cannon

Early siege unit

 

Damage: 18

Range: 225

Hitpoints: 105

Speed: 42

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Steel Cannon

Upgraded cannon

 

Damage: 20

Range: 235

Hitpoints: 145

Speed: 45

Cost:

Tank

Powerful allround late game unit

 

Damage: 40

Range: 250

Hitpoints: 230

Speed: 64

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Rocket Artillery

Long range artillery unit. 
 

Damage: 40×4

Range: 400

Hitpoints: 130

Speed: 57

Cost:

Trader

A trader is a small ship that will travel between ports, loading and unloading goods depending on your active trade routes. If you don’t have any trade routes the trader will idle. 

 

Hitpoints: 150

Speed: 55

Cost

Galley

Early naval unit

 

Damage: 18

Range: 235

Hitpoints: 180

Speed: 53

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Galleon

Mid game naval unit

 

Damage: 18×2

Range: 245

Hitpoints: 260

Speed: 45

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Destroyer

Late game naval unit

 

Damage: 40×4

Range: 300

Hitpoints: 360

Speed: 50

Cost:

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