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Eriador

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. Ballista Towers
13. Stables
14. Knight's Stables
15. Stables
16. Knight's Stables
17. Town Watch
18. Town Guard
19. City Watch
20. Militia Drill Square
21. Mustering Hall
22. Garrison Quarters
23. Drill Square
24. Barracks
25. Bowyer
26. Practice Range
27. Archery Range
28. Bowyer
29. Practice Range
30. Archery Range
31. Ballista Maker
32. Catapult Maker
33. Ballista Maker
34. Catapult Maker
35. Leather Tanner
36. Blacksmith
37. Armourer
38. Heavy Armourer
39. Leather Tanner
40. Blacksmith
41. Armourer
42. Heavy Armourer
43. Port
44. Shipwright
45. Dockyard
46. Port
47. Shipwright
48. Dockyard
49. Merchant's Wharf
50. Warehouse

51. Docklands
52. Grain Exchange
53. Market
54. Fairground
55. Great Market
56. Merchants' Quarter
57. Dirt Roads
58. Paved Roads
59. Dirt Roads
60. Paved Roads
61. Land Clearance
62. Communal Farming
63. Crop Rotation
64. Irrigation
65. Mines
66. Mining Network
67. Mines
68. Mining Network
69. Library
70. School
71. University
72. Library
73. School
74. Brothel
75. Inn
76. Tavern
77. Coaching House
78. Pleasure Palace
79. Town Hall
80. Council Chambers
81. City Hall
82. Mayor's Palace
83. Merchant Bank
84. Merchant Bank
85. Theatre
86. Conservatorium
87. Jousting Lists
88. Tourney Field
89. Merchants' Guild
90. Master Merchants' Guild
91. Merchants' Guild Headquarters
92. Thieves' Guild
93. Master Thieves' Guild
94. Thieves' Guild Headquarters
95. Explorers' Guild
96. Master Explorers' Guild
97. Explorers' Guild Headquarters
98. Swordsmiths' Guild
99. Master Swordsmiths' Guild
100. Swordsmiths' Guild Headquarters

101. The Green Dragon
102. The Prancing Pony
103. Smials

Knight's Stables

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Town Watch

City/Castle	City levels	Castle levels
Town	Town Watch The Town Watch have the minimum equipment and resources needed to train infantry.	Garrison Quarters A garrison is a source of much military wisdom and skill for new recruits to the army.
Large Town	Town Guard A Town Guard trains recruits and can provide enough basic arms for infantry units from stores.	Drill Square Drill is a necessary evil in the life of a soldier. It can make the long days of garrison duty seem, if anything, longer…
Minor City	City Watch A City Watch can employ some professional warriors to train recruits, and can equip them from its armoury.	Barracks Barracks house recruits and garrison troops in some small comfort, but then the life of soldier is supposed to be hard.
Large City	Militia Drill Square A Militia Drill Square provides the space needed for training large bodies of men to carry out military evolutions.	Armoury An armoury allows for the recruitment, training and equipping of the finest infantry soldiers.
Huge City	Militia Barracks Militia Barracks provide for every aspect of infantry training, turning recruits into well-drilled soldiers.	Armoury An armoury allows for the recruitment, training and equipping of the finest infantry soldiers.
Huge City	Army Barracks Army Barracks are the first training facilities capable of training full-time professional soldiers.	Armoury An armoury allows for the recruitment, training and equipping of the finest infantry soldiers.
Huge City	Royal Barracks Royal Barracks are military training facilities backed by the ruling treasury, necessary to recruit elite units with exceptional outfitting costs.	Armoury An armoury allows for the recruitment, training and equipping of the finest infantry soldiers.

Building class

city barracks

Convert to

castle_barracks LEVEL 1

Building level

LEVEL 0 town_watch

Material

wooden

Capability

law_bonus bonus 1

Faction capability

Construction

Cost

1200

Requires condition

Building Description
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The Town Watch are a combination of militia, thief-takers, linkboys, and patrolmen. Having a small barrack-house gives them somewhere to train and store their weapons and is a useful first step in creating a local military culture and keeping public order.

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Recruit units
No.	Card	Name	Start quantity	Replenishment rate	Max quantity	Experience	Requires condition
1	60 Lumber Men light infantry Strong light infantry, lacking in good defence.	Lumber Men	1	0.34	3	0	and region_religion northmen 15
1		Lumber Men	Strong light infantry, lacking in good defence.

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