Difference between revisions of "Progression"
(Created page with "{{Icon List|Kingdom Splendor.png, Kingdom Splendor Kingdom Influence.png, Kingdom Influence Clergy Splendor.png, Clergy Splendor Clergy Influence.png, Clergy Influence Labor Splendor.png, Labor Splendor Labor Influence.png, Labor Influence|cols=3}} '''Splendor''' is the level of prestige with one of the three governing parts of the village. Acquiring splendor in each of the three sections allows for additional buildings to be built within the village. The earning of tok...") |
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Labor splendor focuses on the needs of the people, adding resource facilities and the [[sculpture workshop]]. Influence is gained from the construction of [[lord manor]]s and [[ | Labor splendor focuses on the needs of the people, adding resource facilities and the [[sculpture workshop]]. Influence is gained from the construction of [[lord manor]]s and [[tavern]]s | ||
==Kingdom== | ==Kingdom== | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 14 February 2022
- Kingdom Splendor
- Kingdom Influence
- Clergy Splendor
- Clergy Influence
- Labor Splendor
- Labor InfluenceSplendor is the level of prestige with one of the three governing parts of the village. Acquiring splendor in each of the three sections allows for additional buildings to be built within the village. The earning of tokens for each splendor group can be done from the completion of monk and envoy quests.
Labor
Labor splendor focuses on the needs of the people, adding resource facilities and the sculpture workshop. Influence is gained from the construction of lord manors and taverns
Kingdom
Kingdom splendor focused more towards military development. Influence is earned from the construction of keeps.
Clergy
Clergy splendor is orientated around religion and is a necessity for building a monastery, further unlocking not only the production buildings that are a part of this building, but the ability to provide resources to the common goods workshop and candlemaker's workshop. Increasing influence is done with the construction of churches and monasteries.