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High Elves

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. Militia Barracks
22. Mustering Hall
23. Garrison Quarters
24. Drill Square
25. Barracks
26. Armoury
27. Bowyer
28. Practice Range
29. Archery Range
30. Marksman's Range
31. Bowyer
32. Practice Range
33. Archery Range
34. Marksman's Range
35. Ballista Maker
36. Catapult Maker
37. Ballista Maker
38. Catapult Maker
39. Leather Tanner
40. Blacksmith
41. Armourer
42. Heavy Armourer
43. Leather Tanner
44. Blacksmith
45. Armourer
46. Heavy Armourer
47. Port
48. Shipwright
49. Dockyard
50. Port

51. Shipwright
52. Dockyard
53. Merchant's Wharf
54. Warehouse
55. Docklands
56. Grain Exchange
57. Market
58. Fairground
59. Great Market
60. Merchants' Quarter
61. Dirt Roads
62. Paved Roads
63. Dirt Roads
64. Paved Roads
65. Land Clearance
66. Communal Farming
67. Crop Rotation
68. Irrigation
69. Mines
70. Mining Network
71. Mines
72. Mining Network
73. Public Baths
74. Aqueduct
75. Artist's Studio
76. Art Gallery
77. Great Art Gallery
78. Artist's Studio
79. Art Gallery
80. Brothel
81. Inn
82. Tavern
83. Coaching House
84. Pleasure Palace
85. Town Hall
86. Council Chambers
87. City Hall
88. Mayor's Palace
89. Ikoner's Studio
90. Master Ikoner's Studio
91. Theatre
92. Conservatorium
93. Merchants' Guild
94. Master Merchants' Guild
95. Merchants' Guild Headquarters
96. Explorers' Guild
97. Master Explorers' Guild
98. Explorers' Guild Headquarters
99. Woodsmen's Guild
100. Master Woodsmens' Guild

101. Woodsmens' Guild Headquarters
102. The Last Homely House

Brothel

Tavern

Inn

City/Castle	City levels	Castle levels
Town	Brothel A Brothel increases happiness in the settlement slightly, and allows the recruitment of a spy.
Large Town	Inn An Inn increases happiness in the settlement, and allows the recruitment of spies and assassins.
Minor City	Tavern A Tavern notably increases happiness in the settlement, and allows the recruitment of spies and assassins.
Large City	Coaching House A Coaching House greatly increases happiness in the settlement, and allows the recruitment of spies and assassins.
Huge City	Pleasure Palace A Pleasure Palace has a huge effect on happiness in the settlement, and allows the recruitment of spies and assassins.

Building class

city taverns

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LEVEL

Building level

LEVEL 1 inn

Material

wooden

Capability

happiness_bonus bonus 2
agent_limit assassin 1
agent_limit spy 1

Faction capability

Construction

Cost

2400

Requires condition

Building Description
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An Inn is a respectable establishment that offers accommodation to travellers from abroad, while offering a regular drinking hole for the locals. Because of the high number of people that frequent an inn, they make an excellent place to have a private discussion, or even to make contact with figures from the underworld, that favour the place for the same desire for anonymity themselves.

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Recruit agents
No.	Card	Name	Description	Requires condition
1	Spy Spies are the eyes and ears of your faction, capable of being sent to observe foreign settlements or armies - hopefully undetected. Aside from sending intelligence on structures and inhabitants, once working inside a settlement, spies begin to stir unrest among the populace with propaganda. They may also succeed in disabling defences in a siege, which can prove utterly decisive.	Spy	Spies are the eyes and ears of your faction, capable of being sent to observe foreign settlements or armies - hopefully undetected. Aside from sending intelligence on structures and inhabitants, once working inside a settlement, spies begin to stir unrest among the populace with propaganda. They may also succeed in disabling defences in a siege, which can prove utterly decisive.

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