Development of saltpeter

Development of saltpeter #

Development of saltpeter

A companion involved in the development of saltpeter has a variety of uses for this resource, including sale, use to create gunpowder, and other future possibilities. This adds interest and flexibility to the gameplay, allowing players to make decisions about how they want to use their resources depending on their current needs and strategy in the game.

Mining saltpeter is one of the ways players collaborate in the game and allows participants to receive products based on their investments and participation in construction.

You can familiarize yourself with the general development rules by following the link. Here you can find information about the average coefficient, as well as about the rules for completing construction.

Construction cost #

Table. Cost of building saltpeter development on the Metropolis server

ResourceQuantity
FlourFlour110,000
Wood beamWood beam172,000
Edged boardEdged board344,000
Mounting railMounting rail675,500
Wood liningWood lining1,351,000
Foundation blockFoundation block172,000
Overlap blockOverlap block344,000
Facing plateFacing plate675,500
BrickBrick1,351,000
ChannelChannel17,200
GirdersGirders34,200
CornerCorner67,500
FittingsFittings135,000

Table. Cost of building saltpeter development on the Enclave server

ResourceQuantity
WoodWood146,667
StoneStone146,667
CropsCrops73 333
IronIron14,667

Production #

The development of saltpeter on the Metropolis server produces 586 kg of saltpeter daily for 200 days after completion of construction. On the Enclave server, this figure is 195 kg of saltpeter per day for 200 days after completion of construction.

Product distribution #

The produced saltpeter is distributed daily among the company’s partners. The share of each clone is calculated in proportion to the nominal value of the resources it invested in production. In this case, the nominal value of the resources expended is taken into account. The amount of saltpeter is counted to thousandths.

This means that development participants who contributed more resources or have a higher investment ratio will receive more saltpeter as their share of the production.