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Clergy Influence.png, Clergy Influence|cols=3}}The Splendour rating automatically unlocks new tiers of the relevant path as it rises. Players can then unlock technologies within each unlocked tier by paying Influence of the appropriate type. | Clergy Influence.png, Clergy Influence|cols=3}}The Splendour rating automatically unlocks new tiers of the relevant path as it rises. Players can then unlock technologies within each unlocked tier by paying Influence of the appropriate type. | ||
Splendour is gained by building and decorating monuments according to type. Civic buildings such as the Manor House, Tavern and Market contribute to Labour splendour, religious buildings such as Churches and Monasteries contribute to Clergy Splendour, and military buildings such as the Keep contribute to Kingdom Splendour. | Splendour is gained by building and decorating monuments according to type. Civic buildings such as the Manor House, Tavern and Market contribute to Labour splendour, religious buildings such as [[Church|Churches]] and [[Monastery|Monasteries]] contribute to Clergy Splendour, and military buildings such as the Keep contribute to Kingdom Splendour. | ||
It's important to note that not all parts of the above buildings contribute to Splendour. Building parts which do so are marked in the build menu with a Splendour star as pictured above. Typically these building parts are decorations and the more expensive core buildings and doors. | It's important to note that not all parts of the above buildings contribute to Splendour. Building parts which do so are marked in the build menu with a Splendour star as pictured above. Typically these building parts are decorations and the more expensive core buildings and doors. | ||