Primary resource#

Primary resources—wood, grain, stone, and iron—are produced at settlement enterprises and used for construction and manufacturing. To begin production, you must build and develop an enterprise. The enterprise’s level determines the number of jobs. Each worker produces one unit of a resource per day. Production begins at the beginning of the game day. This resource is stored at the enterprise for 24 hours and is available for purchase by the settlement owner. General Webman’s resource tax applies. A portion of the resource is withdrawn automatically, which affects the final number of workers and their salaries.

Table. Resource production per worker per day

The number of workstations is configured by the settlement owner in the “Base Resource” → “Primary Production” section.

Manufacturing enterprises#

There are four businesses available in the settlement.

• Sawmill. Wood production.
• Mill. Cereal production.
• Quarry. Stone production.
• Mine. Iron production.

Each enterprise has four development levels at each settlement level. To advance a settlement to the next level, all enterprises at the current level must be fully developed.

Cost of construction of enterprises#

Table: Cost of building a sawmill

Table: Cost of building a quarry

Table. Cost of building a mill

Table. Cost of building a mine

Workplaces#

Once businesses are built, they can hire workers. The maximum number of workers depends on the settlement’s level.

Table. Maximum number of employees

Product redemption#

The produced goods are bought by the owner of the settlement at a price not lower than the nominal value of the resource in the trade guild.

Options for settlements with employees.

• Full ransom. Salary in gold.
• No ransom. Salary in resources.
• Partial ransom. Salary in gold and resources proportionally.

Fifty percent of the ransom price goes towards salaries, the rest goes to the state.

Automatic daily product redemption is available. Only full redemption is possible in automatic mode.