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The '''granary''' is a [[buildings|storage facility]] in ''[[Foundation]]''. ...be stored; without this building [[market tender]]s are unable to acquire goods for [[food stall]]s, which will result in hunger initially, a protracted la

The '''apiary''' is a [[buildings|sub-building]] of the [[monastery]]. ...ding that generates honey and wax resources over time. In order to produce goods, there must be monks or nuns assigned to the building, rather than [[villag

...arehouse]] by transporters. As an advanced building that produces [[Common Goods]], it has a high [[maintenance]] and is best-suited to employing [[Citizen| ==Sub-buildings==

...mary source of daily goods for [[villagers]], which satisfy their food and goods needs from. The market itself is modular and in theory the number of stalls ...are promoted to serfs, the goods stall will become available, then luxury goods as commoners become available.

...and collect stored resources as needed and take them to their destination. Goods to be stored in the warehouse can only be placed their by a selling trader [[Category:Buildings]]

...laborate buildings and basic decorations. The [[stonemason]] will take the goods from a [[warehouse]], [[stonecutter camp]] or [[quarry]]. [[Category:Buildings]]

...point for [[water]], allowing buildings such as the [[bakery]] to produce goods. [[Category:Buildings]]

A building dedicated to creating [[common clothes]] for sale at a [[goods stall]]. Before they can be used, the completed clothing must be stored in [[Category:Buildings]]

''[[Foundation]]'' has many buildings which produce goods, food, or materials in multiple steps. ==Goods==

A building that rather than produce goods from resources supplied, replenishes the trees in regions marked as [[refor [[Category:Buildings]]

...the ability to expand capacity with the installation of [[treasuries]] in buildings such as a [[manor house]]. ...me will come from the markets themselves as [[villager]]s purchse food and goods with the envoy quests helping to further supplement income. Income from que

...open up, with [[quests]] that guide further construction towards specific buildings. Goods Icon.png, Goods Production

...ave been obtained, they must be stored in either a [[Granary]] (food-based goods) or a [[Warehouse]]. ==Common Goods==

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...e available trade routes in the game. It provides information on available goods, prices, and levels and allegiances of trade routes. ...employees and workplace status. Villagers can be assigned and removed from buildings directly in this screen.

...institute that can become a part of the village, monasteries, unlike other buildings, require villagers to be 'conceeded'. ...r for the [[monk]]s that live within it, the monastery can produce several goods via the [[apiary]], [[vineyard]] and [[winery]] which can then be used by t

* Fix: buildings generating resources have duplicated descriptions * Fix: Market Goods and Luxury tables are not unlocking

* Splendour: an average of the types of splendour produced by buildings in the town. ...h as Churches and Monasteries contribute to Clergy Splendour, and military buildings such as the Keep contribute to Kingdom Splendour.

...settlement, with which to build new buildings, unlock technologies, import goods and pay building maintenance costs. New forms of taxation are mostly unlock Taxes are stored in the buildings that produce them, and are collected by Tax Collectors working in a [[Tax O

* Exposed Tavern buildings * Adjusted capacity of certain Tavern sub-buildings and parts