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Polska	El Reino de Gallaecia y Portucal	Veliki Novgorod	Rìoghachd na h-Alba	Siculo-Normans		El Reino de Leon y Castilla	Deutscher Ritterorden	The Kingdom of Georgia	Tīmūrīyān
Venexia

Ríki Danmaurk

Building class
1. Wooden Palisade (Upgrade)
2. Wooden Wall (Upgrade)
3. Stone Wall (Upgrade)
4. Large Stone Wall (Upgrade)
5. Huge Stone Wall (Upgrade)
6. Motte and Bailey (Upgrade)
7. Wooden Castle (Upgrade)
8. Castle (Upgrade)
9. Fortress (Upgrade)
10. Citadel (Upgrade)
11. Ballista Towers
12. Cannon Towers
13. Ballista Towers
14. Cannon Towers
15. Stables
16. Knight's Stables
17. Baron's Stables
18. Earl's Stables
19. King's Stables
20. Town Watch
21. Town Guard
22. City Watch
23. Militia Drill Square
24. Militia Barracks
25. Army Barracks
26. Royal Barracks
27. Mustering Hall
28. Garrison Quarters
29. Drill Square
30. Barracks
31. Armoury
32. Bowyer
33. Practice Range
34. Archery Range
35. Marksman's Range
36. Ballista Maker
37. Catapult Maker
38. Siege Works
39. Ballista Maker
40. Catapult Maker
41. Siege Works
42. Gunsmith
43. Cannon Maker
44. Cannon Foundry
45. Royal Arsenal
46. Gunsmith
47. Cannon Maker
48. Cannon Foundry
49. Royal Arsenal
50. Leather Tanner

51. Blacksmith
52. Armourer
53. Heavy Armourer
54. Master Armourer
55. Armour Factory
56. Leather Tanner
57. Blacksmith
58. Armourer
59. Heavy Armourer
60. Master Armourer
61. Armour Factory
62. Port
63. Shipwright
64. Dockyard
65. Naval Drydock
66. War Harbour
67. Military Shipwright
68. Military Dockyard
69. Military Naval Drydock
70. Merchant's Wharf
71. Warehouse
72. Docklands
73. Naval Academy
74. Admiralty
75. Grain Exchange
76. Market
77. Fairground
78. Great Market
79. Merchants' Quarter
80. Dirt Roads
81. Paved Roads
82. Dirt Roads
83. Paved Roads
84. Land Clearance
85. Communal Farming
86. Crop Rotation
87. Irrigation
88. Mines
89. Mining Network
90. Mines
91. Mining Network
92. Amber Route
93. Well
94. Sewers
95. Alchemist's Lab
96. Alchemy School
97. Small Church
98. Church
99. Abbey
100. Cathedral

101. Huge Cathedral
102. Small Chapel
103. Chapel
104. Brothel
105. Inn
106. Tavern
107. Coaching House
108. Pleasure Palace
109. Town Hall
110. Council Chambers
111. City Hall
112. Mayor's Palace
113. Castle Library
114. Academy
115. Assassins' Guild
116. Master Assassins' Guild
117. Assassins' Guild Headquarters
118. Masons' Guild
119. Master Masons' Guild
120. Masons' Guild Headquarters
121. Theologians' Guild
122. Master Theologians' Guild
123. Theologians' Guild Headquarters
124. Merchants' Guild
125. Master Merchants' Guild
126. Merchants' Guild Headquarters
127. Alchemists' Guild
128. Master Alchemists' Guild
129. Alchemists' Guild Headquarters
130. Thieves' Guild
131. Master Thieves' Guild
132. Thieves' Guild Headquarters
133. Explorers' Guild
134. Master Explorers' Guild
135. Explorers' Guild Headquarters
136. Swordsmiths' Guild
137. Master Swordsmiths' Guild
138. Swordsmiths' Guild Headquarters
139. Templars' Minor Chapter House
140. Templars' Major Chapter House
141. Templars' Headquarters
142. St Johns' Minor Chapter House
143. St Johns' Major Chapter House
144. St Johns' Headquarters
145. Horse Breeders' Guild
146. Master Horse Breeders' Guild
147. Horse Breeders' Guild Headquarters
148. Hanseatic League Headquarters
149. Slave Market
150. Forging Shop

151. Forging Shop
152. Mint Coin
153. Jeweller's Shop
154. Joiner's Shop
155. Sawmill
156. Joiner's Shop
157. Sawmill
158. Vineyard
159. Winery Guild
160. Textile Mill
161. Cotton Mill
162. Silk Mill
163. Fishers Quarter
164. Windmill
165. Sugar Refinery
166. Marble Workshop
167. Wool Farm
168. Wool Manufactory
169. Trappers Hut
170. Glass Blower
171. Saltern
172. Bakery
173. Brewery
174. Small Jewish Synagogue
175. Big Jewish Synagogue
176. Dominican Hermitage
177. Dominican Monastery
178. Dominican Abbey
179. Franciscan Hermitage
180. Franciscan Monastery
181. Franciscan Abbey
182. Dungeon
183. Execution Place
184. Torture Chamber
185. Scholarium
186. University
187. Mercenary Camp
188. Mercenary merc_quarter
189. Mercenary Barracks
190. Tower of London
191. Dome of the Rock
192. Hagia Sophia
193. Bayt al Hikma
194. Palazzo Ducale di Venezia
195. Notre Dame de Paris
196. Roemer

Grain Exchange

Fairground Next building

Market

City/Castle	City levels	Castle levels
Town	Grain Exchange A Grain Exchange is absolutely essential if townsfolk are to be fed and good profits made.
Large Town	Market A Market brings wealth and many people into a town, some to sell, others willing to sell themselves and others…
Minor City	Fairground Fairgrounds only host festivals once or twice a year, but they also offer a huge boost to trade in an area.
Large City	Great Market A Great Market significantly boosts trade - almost anything can be found among its stalls and shops.
Huge City	Merchants' Quarter A Merchants' Quarter boosts trade thanks to the numbers of townsfolk now involved in business of all kinds.

Building class

city market

Convert to

LEVEL

Building level

LEVEL 1 market

Material

wooden

Capability

trade_base_income_bonus bonus 4
trade_base_income_bonus bonus -4 requires event_counter tokus_negative_event_market 1
trade_base_income_bonus bonus 3 requires event_counter tokus_positive_event_market 1
agent_limit merchant 1

Faction capability

Construction

Cost

2400

Requires condition

and event_counter governor_present 1 and event_counter gov_level_2 1

Building Description
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As a town grows trade improves if merchants are encouraged to do business. A regulated market allows locals to trade without fear of fraud and brings in outsiders too. Many things are available, from the necessities of life to shiny trinkets to distract the simple, and information for the wise...

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Recruit agents
No.	Card	Name	Description	Requires condition
1	Merchant Merchants are agents that work for their lord by establishing trade routes between distant foreign resources and their own local markets. Under the guise of private enterprise, merchants are able to move through enemy lands without drawing suspicion or committing a diplomatic transgression. When merchants work together so that they have a monopoly on a particular resource, they will generate extra income for their faction. Opposing merchants can attempt to make a hostile takeover of each other's assets, ending the other's career.	Merchant	Merchants are agents that work for their lord by establishing trade routes between distant foreign resources and their own local markets. Under the guise of private enterprise, merchants are able to move through enemy lands without drawing suspicion or committing a diplomatic transgression. When merchants work together so that they have a monopoly on a particular resource, they will generate extra income for their faction. Opposing merchants can attempt to make a hostile takeover of each other's assets, ending the other's career.	and region_religion judaism 5 and event_counter introduction_denmark 1
2	Merchant Merchants are agents that work for their lord by establishing trade routes between distant foreign resources and their own local markets. Under the guise of private enterprise, merchants are able to move through enemy lands without drawing suspicion or committing a diplomatic transgression. When merchants work together so that they have a monopoly on a particular resource, they will generate extra income for their faction. Opposing merchants can attempt to make a hostile takeover of each other's assets, ending the other's career.	Merchant	Merchants are agents that work for their lord by establishing trade routes between distant foreign resources and their own local markets. Under the guise of private enterprise, merchants are able to move through enemy lands without drawing suspicion or committing a diplomatic transgression. When merchants work together so that they have a monopoly on a particular resource, they will generate extra income for their faction. Opposing merchants can attempt to make a hostile takeover of each other's assets, ending the other's career.	and not event_counter introduction_denmark 1

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