Ten buildings. Twenty levels each. One queue.

Government

The seat of the town. Every work is ordered here, and so is every consul your armies march under. Level 3 opens the Collegium.

Lv 1 · 60 tmb · 60 stn · 30 irn · 4 pop · 5m

Learning

Where the town studies its advances, one at a time. What it learns is known in this town alone.

Lv 1 · 160 tmb · 160 stn · 80 irn · 4 pop · 6m

Production

Cuts timber around the clock, whether or not anybody is watching.

Lv 1 · 30 tmb · 30 stn · 15 irn · 4 pop · 2m

30 → 592 timber / h

Production

Cuts stone for walls, works and the odd siege engine.

Lv 1 · 30 tmb · 30 stn · 15 irn · 4 pop · 2m

30 → 592 stone / h

Production

Digs the iron every army is paid in. Usually the good a town runs short of first.

Lv 1 · 30 tmb · 30 stn · 15 irn · 4 pop · 2m

30 → 592 iron / h

Population

Houses the people every work and every recruit draws on. Each level raises the cap and the rate the town refills it.

Lv 1 · 40 tmb · 40 stn · 20 irn · 4 pop · 2m

20 → 285 people / h · 1,000 → 23,200 people

Storage

Holds timber, stone and iron. Production stops at the cap, and goods that arrive with no room left are lost.

Lv 1 · 40 tmb · 40 stn · 20 irn · 4 pop · 2m

1,200 → 61,300 of each good

Military

The camp where recruits are drilled and the garrison stands. Building it, and recruiting at all, needs Conscription.

Lv 1 · 100 tmb · 100 stn · 50 irn · 4 pop · 4m

Defence

Adds to the strength of the garrison standing behind it. The first five levels are paid in timber alone.

Lv 1 · 50 tmb · 0 stn · 0 irn · 4 pop · 2m

+5% → +100% garrison defence

Trade

Swaps 2 of one good for 1 of another, delivered half an hour later, and sends wagons of goods down the road to your other towns.

Lv 1 · 50 tmb · 50 stn · 25 irn · 4 pop · 3m