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Image:icon_construction.png Construction Details

A player's first city begins with a palace, wheat field, clay pit, reed marsh, and market. There are four other building locations on each of which only the warehouse, temple, exchange, and luxury materials production building can be built.

Three locations are given for the use of Barracks-- these are the archers barracks, spearmen barracks and charioteers barracks.

One building (per city) may be under construction at any one time.


Image:bldg_construction_palace.png

A player can cancel construction that is under way by clicking the "Cancel Construction" button. However, 75% of the resources that are committed to construction are lost.

A player is free to build any shop for the five (5) shop locations within each city. These locations can be used for any shop.

The monument site hosts a warehouse, limestone quarry, and a monument building location.

Image:Icon_city5_s.png Palace

Main article: Palace

Image:bldg_palace_5.png 		A palace is the centerpiece of a player's city. A player's palace level starts at 1, with a worker capacity of 30. To increase the maximum laborer population, the palace must be upgraded.

As a player increases his or her palace level further, more goods are required. Bricks are always needed, but other goods are needed at various levels. Baskets, pottery, sandals, cosmetics, jewelry, perfume, sculpture, and limestone are all goods that can be required to upgrade the palace. Click here for palace upgrade information.

Image:icon_pyramid5.png Monument

Main article: Monument site

Building a monument to level 5 requires a great deal of limestone and several days. A monument provides a 1% production speed boost per level for all resources and all cities that a player owns. This boost is additive to the temple blessing. Two level five (5) monument plots will provide a 10% bonus to all of their owner's cities. If a temple blessing is activated, the temple blessing bonus is added to the monument bonus and the total production bonus becomes 20%.

A monument also provides a 10% defense bonus per level (including level 0!) for the units stationed at that monument. A level 0 monument has a 10% defense bonus, while a level 5 monument has a 50% defense bonus. It is at this time unknown how exactly the defense bonus works.

Click here for monument upgrade information.


Image:btn_transports.png Market

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A market is used to sell to or buy from other players, using bread. Increasing the market level by one increases a player's visibility of trade sell offers by one nome south and north. Click here for market upgrade information.

Note: The market level only affects how many buy/sell orders the player can see. Upgrading your market has no effect on how many people can see the goods you're offering; that only depends on the level of their own markets.


Image:btn_transports.png Warehouse

Image:bldg_warehouse.png A player cannot continue producing over his or her goods limits in each city -- a warehouse increases the goods limit. The goods limit amount is divided into several categories: luxury goods, luxury materials, bricks/pottery/baskets, and clay/wheat/reeds. The higher a city's warehouse level, the more goods it can store. Click here for warehouse upgrade and storage limits information.


Note 1: When a city reaches its good limit for a certain good, the resource count in that city for that good becomes orange.

Note 2: As of v.46, a player may send goods by ship or buy goods through the market and bypass the goods limit-- the goods limit only limits production, not amount stored. This is set to change in the future, according to Reed.

Image:btn_transports.png Exchange

Image:bldg_exchange.png An exchange is used to allocate laborers for the production of ships and to send goods between a player's own cities and/or monuments. Each new exchange level increases the amount of ships a city can have ("ship capacity") and increases the amount of laborers that may work on ship construction. Click here for exchange upgrade and ship capacity information.


Image:btn_chat.png Temple

Image:bldg_temple.png A constructed temple allows players to participate in a nome's blessings and donations.

Each nome has a certain Egyptian god as its benefactor. If cities in a nome sacrifice enough luxury goods ("donate") to that god, then the god provides a production speed blessing of 10% for 48 hours for all cities with temples in the nome.

After the 48-hour blessing ends, the nome god then demands 50% more luxury goods. Over time, his demand of goods decreases by 1% per hour to a minimum of 150 goods. The initial luxury good sacrifice demand is also 150 goods.

Any city with a temple may donate towards the nome's luxury good requirement.

Visit the god page to check what goods a certain god requires.

Image:Icon_wheat.png Wheat Field

Image:bldg_wheat.png The wheat field allows your laborers to harvest 8 units of wheat per laborer per hour. Wheat is used for baking bread. Click here for wheat field upgrade information.

Image:Icon_reeds.png Reed Marsh

Image:bldg_reeds.png The reed marsh allows your laborers to harvest 5 units of reeds per laborer per hour. Reeds are used for making bricks, baskets, and sandals. Click here for reed marsh upgrade information.

Image:Icon_clay.png Clay Pit

Image:bldg_clay.png The clay pit allows your laborers to extract 5 units of clay per laborer per hour. Clay is used for making bricks, pottery, and sculpture. Click here for clay pit upgrade information.


Image:Icon_bread.png Bakery

Image:bldg_bakery.png The bakery allows your laborers to bake two units of wheat into one unit of bread. Each laborer in the bakery can bake 6 bread per hour.

Bread feeds your laborers and is used as the currency on the market. It is also used for some palace upgrades and for founding cities. If you do not have bread in your city, your productivity will be reduced by 50%, and your military units will begin deserting. Click here for bakery upgrade information.


Image:Icon_bricks.png Brickworks

Image:bldg_brickworks.png The brickworks allows your laborers to produce one brick from two units of clay and one unit of reeds. Two bricks are made per laborer per hour. Bricks are used for upgrading buildings and founding cities. Click here for brickworks upgrade information.


Image:Icon_baskets.png Basket Shop

Image:bldg_basket_shop.png The basket shop allows your laborers to produce one basket from two units of reeds. One basket is woven per laborer per hour. Baskets are used for palace, wheat field, and reed marsh upgrades. Click here for basket shop upgrade information.


Image:Icon_pottery.png Pottery Shop

Image:bldg_pottery_shop.png The pottery shop allows your laborers to produce one pottery from two units of clay. One unit of pottery is made per hour. Pottery is used for palace, wheat field, and clay pit upgrades. Click here for pottery upgrade information.


Image:Icon_jewelry.png Jewelry Shop

Image:bldg_jewelry_shop.png The jewelry shop allows your laborers to produce one jewelry from one unit of emeralds and one unit of gold. One unit of jewelry is made per hour. Jewelry is used for palace upgrades, sacrifices to Amun, and the trader event. Click here for jewelry shop upgrade information.


Image:Icon_cosmetics.png Cosmetics Shop

Image:bldg_cosmetics_shop.png The cosmetics shop allows your laborers to produce one cosmetics from one henna and one kohl. One unit of cosmetics is made per hour. Cosmetics are used for palace upgrades, founding cities, sacrifices to Set, and the trader event. Click here for cosmetics upgrade information.

Image:Icon_perfume.png Perfume Shop

Image:bldg_perfume_shop.png The perfume shop allows your laborers to produce one perfume from one henna and one oil. One unit of perfume is made per hour. Perfume is used for palace upgrades, founding cities, sacrifices to Osiris, and the trader event. Click here for perfume upgrade information.

Image:Icon_sandals.png Sandals Shop

Image:bldg_sandals_shop.png The sandals shop allows your laborers to produce one sandals from two leather and four reeds. One pair of sandals is made per hour. Sandals are used for palace upgrades , founding cities, sacrifices to Bast, and the trader event. Click here for sandals upgrade information.


Image:Icon_sculpture.png Sculpture Shop

Image:bldg_sculpture_shop.png The sculpture shop allows your laborers to produce one sculpture from two bronze and four clay. One pair of sculpture is made per hour. Sculpture is used for palace upgrades , founding cities, sacrifices to Ra, and the trader event. Click here for sculpture upgrade information.

Image:Icon_leather.png Tannery

Image:bldg_leather.png The tannery allows your laborers to produce leather at a rate of one per hour per laborer. It can be used to produce sandals at a sandals shop, archers, or spearmen. Click here for tannery upgrade information.


Image:Icon_bronze.png Bronze Mine

Image:bldg_bronze.png The bronze mine allows your laborers to produce bronze at a rate of one per hour per laborer. It can be used to produce sculpture at a sculpture shop, spearmen, or charioteers. Click here for bronze mine upgrade information.


Image:Icon_cedar.png Cedar Farm

Image:bldg_cedar.png The cedar farm allows your laborers to produce cedar at a rate of one per hour per laborer. It can be used to produce ships, spearmen, and charioteers. Click here for cedar farm upgrade information.


Image:Icon_henna.png Henna Farm

Image:bldg_henna.png The henna farm allows your laborers to produce henna at a rate of one per hour per laborer. It can be used in conjunction with oil to produce perfume at a perfume shop or with kohl to produce cosmetics at a cosmetics shop. Click here for henna farm upgrade information.


Image:Icon_kohl.png Kohl Deposit

Image:bldg_kohl.png The kohl deposit allows your laborers to produce kohl at a rate of one per hour per laborer. It can be used in conjunction with henna to produce cosmetics at a cosmetics shop. Click here for kohl deposit upgrade information.


Historical note: The kohl of ancient Egypt was made from lead sulfide, also known as galena.


Image:Icon_oil.png Oil Farm

Image:bldg_oil.png The oil farm allows your laborers to produce oil at a rate of one per hour per laborer. It can be used in conjunction with henna to produce perfume at a perfume shop. Click here for oil farm upgrade information.


Image:Icon_gold.png Gold Mine

Image:bldg_gold.png The gold mine allows your laborers to produce gold at a rate of one per hour per laborer. It can be used in conjunction with emeralds to produce jewelry at a jewelry shop. Click here for gold mine upgrade information.


Image:Icon_emeralds.png Emerald Mine

Image:bldg_emeralds.png The emerald mine allows your laborers to produce emeralds at a rate of one per hour per laborer. It can be used in conjunction with gold to produce jewelry at a jewelry shop. Click here for emerald mine upgrade information.


Image:Icon_limestone.png Limestone Quarry

Image:bldg_limestone.png The limestone quarry can be found in a monument site. The limestone quarry starts at level 1 and can be upgraded with bricks like a regular mine or farm, but with a level cap of 12. The limestone quarry allows your laborers to produce limestone at a rate of one per hour per laborer. Limestone can be used for palace or monument upgrades. Click here for limestone upgrade information.

Image:Icon_archers.png Archer Barracks

Image:bldg_barracks_archers.png The archer barracks trains archers at a rate of one unit per hour per 4 laborers (or 0.25 unit per hour per labourer), using three (3) cedar and two (2) leather. Archers are cheap (but perhaps have a high attack?) and are trampled over by enemy forces. Click here for archer barracks upgrade information.


Image:Icon_spearmen.png Spearman Barracks

Image:bldg_barracks_spearmen.png The spearman barracks trains spearmen at a rate of one unit per hour per 4 laborers (or 0.25 unit per hour per labourer), using three (3) bronze and two (2) leather. Spearmen are cheap and strong fodder for enemy forces. Click here for spearman barracks upgrade information.

Image:Icon_charioteers.png Charioteer Barracks

Image:bldg_barracks_charioteers.png The charioteer barracks trains charioteers at a rate of one unit per hour per 4 laborers (or 0.25 unit per hour per labourer), using five (5) bronze and five (5) cedar. Charioteers are expensive, but they are the most powerful unit on the battlefield! Click here for charioteer barracks upgrade information.
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