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== Feudal Buildings / Trainers ==
 
== Feudal Buildings / Trainers ==
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=== Amazon Temple ===
 
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|[[Assassin]], [[Channeler]], [[Fury]], [[Huntress]], [[Priest]], [[Scout]], [[Warrior]]
 
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|Austere, impressive structures of alabaster, Amazon Temples hearken back to the great white cities of Delgana, and are the only reminder most Amazons ever see of their vanished homeland.
 
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=== Barracks ===
 
=== Barracks ===
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|'''Description'''
 
|'''Description'''
 
|Only the Guild Leader of a Sovereign Guild can place a barracks within the scope of their city. These stout structures serve as lodging, headquarters, and training facilities of a community's guards and militia. Depending on what types of Officers are assigned to the barracks, a city can hire swordsmen, archers, or even adepts to serve as defenders.
 
|Only the Guild Leader of a Sovereign Guild can place a barracks within the scope of their city. These stout structures serve as lodging, headquarters, and training facilities of a community's guards and militia. Depending on what types of Officers are assigned to the barracks, a city can hire swordsmen, archers, or even adepts to serve as defenders.
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=== Cathedral ===
 
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|'''Hirelings'''
 
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|Banker, [[Crusader]], [[Prelate]], [[Priest]], [[Sentinel]], [[Warrior]]
 
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|Cathedrals serve a double purpose: not only do they provide the devout with a place of worship, they also serve as administrative centers within the church hierarchy, places where bishops, archbishops, and cardinals help shape and advance the grand designs of the Holy Church.
 
 
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|'''Description'''
 
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|No matter which deity a Church is consecrated to, it is considered holy ground by all but the most reprehensible folk. As a result, funds or treasures left in a Church's keeping are almost guaranteed to remain there, safe and sound, until their owner returns to retrieve them.
 
|No matter which deity a Church is consecrated to, it is considered holy ground by all but the most reprehensible folk. As a result, funds or treasures left in a Church's keeping are almost guaranteed to remain there, safe and sound, until their owner returns to retrieve them.
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=== Spire ===
 
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| [[Siege Spires | grants siege effects]]
 
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|'''Description'''
 
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|This arcane device employs powerful sorceries first devised by the Elvish Archmagi. When activated, it generates an intense magical field that will affect an entire city, changing the course of siege or battle.
 
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=== Shrine ===
 
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|300k
 
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|'''Hirelings'''
 
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|Votary
 
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|The will of the Gods is moving again on Aerynth! This sacred Shrine, devoted to one aspect of an ancient faith, deity, or culture, will serve as a conduit of divine favor if given sufficient offerings.
 
 
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|'''Description'''
 
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|Only the Guild Leader of a sovereign Guild can place city walls, and he can only place them within the zone of control of a Tree of Life. The most obvious defensive structures a city can obtain, wall assets are also the most useful. Tougher than most buildings, city walls can endure an enormous amount of punishment before collapsing, and directly restrict an attacker's access to a city.
 
|Only the Guild Leader of a sovereign Guild can place city walls, and he can only place them within the zone of control of a Tree of Life. The most obvious defensive structures a city can obtain, wall assets are also the most useful. Tougher than most buildings, city walls can endure an enormous amount of punishment before collapsing, and directly restrict an attacker's access to a city.
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=== Forest Sanctuary ===
 
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|'''Hirelings'''
 
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|[[Druid]], [[Priest]], [[Ranger]], [[Scout]]
 
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|The sanctuaries the Rangers build as their headquarters are simple, elegant structures based on the tents and humble dwellings of forest folk.
 
 
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|'''Description'''
 
|'''Description'''
 
|These tall, imposing structures are built for their durability and defensive value, not for comfort or extravagance. Designed to serve as strongholds, adventurers are as likely to find a fortress in the depths of the wilderness as they are huddled within the walls of a city.
 
|These tall, imposing structures are built for their durability and defensive value, not for comfort or extravagance. Designed to serve as strongholds, adventurers are as likely to find a fortress in the depths of the wilderness as they are huddled within the walls of a city.
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=== Great Hall ===
 
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|'''Hirelings'''
 
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|[[Barbarian]], [[Bard]], [[Scout]], [[Thief]], [[Warrior]]
 
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|Comfort and beauty are barely a consideration in the design of a great Hall: it requires only a fire pit and a space large enough for the Thane and all his henchmen to feast and revel in.
 
 
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|'''Description'''
 
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|Providing food to any customer, lodging for weary travelers, and a place for social gatherings, Inns have long been mainstays of civilization. Inns offer a safe haven between adventures and a place to find Tradesmen for hire.
 
|Providing food to any customer, lodging for weary travelers, and a place for social gatherings, Inns have long been mainstays of civilization. Inns offer a safe haven between adventures and a place to find Tradesmen for hire.
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=== Keep ===
 
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|[[Priest]], [[Thief]], [[Warrior]], [[Wizard]]
 
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|The last scions of the once great pre-Turning royal houses and the commanders of renegade armies all build keeps for their strongholds, which serve as both rallying points for their soldiers and followers, and as formidable last line of defense against their enemies.
 
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=== [Log, Stone, Wood] Cottage ===
 
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|Merchant
 
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|These small dwellings represent the most modest form of residence available for heroes and questers. Consisting of but a single room with few amenities, cottages are still far superior to the slum shacks and shanties of the poor and downtrodden.
 
 
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|'''Description'''
 
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|In addition to providing a safe place for Commanders to confer and consider strategy, Siege Tents also serve as workshops for Engineers, who build the massive devices necessary to batter down a City's defenses.
 
|In addition to providing a safe place for Commanders to confer and consider strategy, Siege Tents also serve as workshops for Engineers, who build the massive devices necessary to batter down a City's defenses.
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=== [Stone, Wood] Estate ===
 
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|Palaces of the wealthy, these luxurious dwellings are very expensive to build, furnish, and maintain. An estate can easily house an entire family, and is the favored dwelling of Guild Leaders, master quarters, and other elite.
 
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=== [Stone, Stucco, Wood] House ===
 
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|The most common form of housing purchased by adventurers and guildsmen, houses are small enough that an abundance of them will not constrain valuable space within the City, and cheap enough that even a moderately successful hero can afford to build and maintain one.
 
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=== [Stucco, Wood] Villa ===
 
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|Merchant
 
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|The homestead of choice for the wealthy merchant or adventurer, a villa offers substantially more space than a house, and is two stories tall.
 
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=== Thieves Den ===
 
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|[[Assassin]], [[Bard]], [[Nightstalker]], [[Scout]], [[Thief]]
 
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|There are some kinds of business best done in secret. Rather than build vast, imposing halls to announce their presence to the world, associations of Rogues, Thieves, and Assassins hide in plain sight, taking over an Inn and turning it to their use.
 
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=== War Temple ===
 
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|[[Confessor]], [[Priest]], [[Templar]]
 
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|Equal parts fortress and house of worship, these imposing structures perfectly express the militant philosophy of the Temple of the Cleansing Flame. The faithful gather here for worship and defense, and the upper levels house Templar barracks, armories, and extensive sparring rooms.
 
 
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|'''Description'''
 
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|Ore, gold and other resources harvested throughout the world are stored here in the Warehouse, which serves as a central repository for fortress maintenance and forge supplies.
 
|Ore, gold and other resources harvested throughout the world are stored here in the Warehouse, which serves as a central repository for fortress maintenance and forge supplies.
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=== Wizards Tower ===
 
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|[[Bard]], [[Channeler]], [[Doomsayer]], [[Necromancer]], [[Refiner]], [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]]
 
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|The architecture of these massive towers is inspired by the ancient towers and citadels of the Elves, and would be structurally impossible without powerful magic spells that reinforce and support the upper works.
 
 
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Revision as of 19:40, 2 March 2014


Feudal Buildings / Trainers

Barracks

Cost 750k
Hirelings Guard Captain, Magister Captain
Extras needs no protection slot
Size 4x2
Description Only the Guild Leader of a Sovereign Guild can place a barracks within the scope of their city. These stout structures serve as lodging, headquarters, and training facilities of a community's guards and militia. Depending on what types of Officers are assigned to the barracks, a city can hire swordsmen, archers, or even adepts to serve as defenders.

Church

Cost 300k
Hirelings Banker
Extras -
Size 4x5
Description No matter which deity a Church is consecrated to, it is considered holy ground by all but the most reprehensible folk. As a result, funds or treasures left in a Church's keeping are almost guaranteed to remain there, safe and sound, until their owner returns to retrieve them.

Citadel

Cost 1.5m
Hirelings Merchant
Extras not rankable
Size 4x5
Description The largest and most extravagant of dwellings, a citadel combines the durability and defensibility of a fortress with the spaciousness of a villa. Unlike most other buildings, the entire roof is accessible, and can be manned to defend against besiegers.

Feudal Outer Walls

Cost 50k
Hirelings Archer Captain, Wall Archer, Tower Artillery Captain
Extras not rankable
Size varies
Description Only the Guild Leader of a sovereign Guild can place city walls, and he can only place them within the zone of control of a Tree of Life. The most obvious defensive structures a city can obtain, wall assets are also the most useful. Tougher than most buildings, city walls can endure an enormous amount of punishment before collapsing, and directly restrict an attacker's access to a city.

Forge

Cost 500k
Hirelings Armorsmith and Weaponsmith
Extras -
Size 4x2
Description Once these were shops where humble blacksmiths made nails, horseshoes, and plough blades. In the chaotic days since the Turning, Forges have shifted to a new primary purpose: the production of the weapons and tools of war.

Fortress

Cost 1.2m
Hirelings Merchant
Extras not rankable
Size 4x4
Description These tall, imposing structures are built for their durability and defensive value, not for comfort or extravagance. Designed to serve as strongholds, adventurers are as likely to find a fortress in the depths of the wilderness as they are huddled within the walls of a city.

Inn

Cost 300k
Hirelings Builder, Innkeeper, Steward, Siege Engineer
Extras -
Size 4x2
Description Providing food to any customer, lodging for weary travelers, and a place for social gatherings, Inns have long been mainstays of civilization. Inns offer a safe haven between adventures and a place to find Tradesmen for hire.

Magic Shop

Cost 400k
Hirelings Alchemist, Sage
Extras -
Size 2x2
Description Many students of the arcane have gone into business for themselves, enchanting minor magical items and brewing potions that they then sell to whoever can afford them. The trade has proven immensely lucrative, and even the most superstitious Guilds have come to realize the edge that a well-stocked Magic Shop gives them in a struggle.

Mercantile

Cost 350k
Hirelings Carpenter, Seamstress, Tailor, Quartermaster
Extras -
Size 2x2
Description Part general store and part trading post, a Mercantile offers adventurers a place to buy gear and sell items gained through adventure.

Siege Tent

Cost 75k
Hirelings Siege Engineer, Banker, Innkeeper
Extras not rankable
Size 2x2
Description In addition to providing a safe place for Commanders to confer and consider strategy, Siege Tents also serve as workshops for Engineers, who build the massive devices necessary to batter down a City's defenses.

Warehouse

Cost 500k
Hirelings Seneschal
Extras not rankable, stores resources
Size 2x2
Description Ore, gold and other resources harvested throughout the world are stored here in the Warehouse, which serves as a central repository for fortress maintenance and forge supplies.

Elven Buildings

Elven Bank

Cost ?
Hirelings Banker
Extras -
Size 4x5
Description ?


Elven Barracks

Cost ?
Hirelings Guard Captain, Magister Captain
Extras needs no protection slot
Size 4x4
Description ?


Elven Guild Hall

Cost ?
Hirelings Bard, Scout, Thief, Warrior
Extras -
Size 5x5
Description ?


Elven Forge

Cost ?
Hirelings Armorsmith and Weaponsmith
Extras -
Size 4x4
Description ?


Elven Inn

Cost ?
Hirelings Builder, Innkeeper, Steward, Siege Engineer
Extras -
Size 4x2
Description ?


Elven Magic Shop

Cost ?
Hirelings Alchemist, Sage
Extras -
Size 4x4
Description ?



Elven Mercantile

Cost ?
Hirelings Carpenter, Seamstress, Tailor, Quartermaster
Extras -
Size 4x4
Description ?



Elven Sanctum

Cost ?
Hirelings Assassin, Channeler, Necromancer, Priest, Wizard
Extras -
Size 4x4
Description ?


Invorii Buildings

Invorii Barracks

Cost 750k
Hirelings Guard Captain, Magister Captain
Extras needs no protection slot
Size 4x2
Description These stout structures serve as lodging, headquarters, and training facilities for a community's guards and militia. Depending on what types of Officers are assigned to a barracks, a city can hire swordsmen, archers, or even adepts to serve as defenders.

Invorii Church

Cost 300k
Hirelings Banker
Extras -
Size 4x4
Description No matter which deity a Church is consecrated to, they are considered holy ground by all but the most reprehensible of folk. As a result, funds or treasures left in a Church's keeping are almost guaranteed to remain there, safe and sound, until their owner returns to retrieve them.

Invorii Citadel

Cost 1.5m
Hirelings Personal Guard, Merchant
Extras not rankable
Size 4x5
Description The largest and most extravagant of dwellings, citadels combine the durability and defensibility of a fortress with the spaciousness of a villa. Unlike most other buildings, the entire roof is accessible, and can be manned to defend against besiegers.

Invorii Forge

Cost 500k
Hirelings Armorsmith, Weaponsmith
Extras -
Size 2x2
Description Once these were shops where humble blacksmiths made, nails, horseshoes, and plough blades. In the chaotic days since the Turning, Forges have shifted to a new primary purpose: the production of the weapons and tools of war.

Invorii House

Cost 300k
Hirelings Personal Guard, Merchant
Extras -
Size 2x2
Description These small dwellings represent the most modest form of residence available for heroes and questers. Consisting of but a single room with a few amenities, cottages are still far superior to the slum shacks and shanties of the poor and downtrodden.

Invorii Inn

Cost 300k
Hirelings Builder, Innkeeper, Steward, Siege Engineer
Extras -
Size 4x2
Description Providing food to any customer, lodging for weary travelers, and a place for social gatherings, Inns have long been mainstays of civilization. Inns offer a safe haven between adventures and a place to find Tradesmen for hire.

Invorii Magic Shop

Cost 400k
Hirelings Alchemist, Sage
Extras -
Size 2x2
Description Many students of the arcane have gone into business for themselves, enchanting minor magical items and brewing potions that they then sell to whoever can afford them. The trade has proven immensely lucrative, and even the most superstitious Guilds have come to realize the edge that a well-stocked Magic Shop can give them in a struggle.

Invorii Mercantile

Cost 350k
Hirelings Carpenter, Seamstress, Tailor, Quartermaster
Extras -
Size 2x2
Description Part general store and part trading post, a Mercantile offers adventurers a place to buy gear and sell items gained through adventure.

Invorii Outer Walls

Cost 50k
Hirelings Archer Captain, Wall Archer, Tower Artillery Captain
Extras -
Size  ?
Description Only the Guild Leader of a sovereign Guild can place city walls, and he can only place them within the zone of control of a Tree of Life. The most obvious defensive structures a city can obtain, wall assets are also the most useful. Tougher than most buildings, city walls can endure an enormous amount of punishment before collapsing, and directly restrict an attacker's access to a city.

Irekei Buildings

Irekei Barracks

Cost 750k
Hirelings Guard Captain, Magister Captain
Extras needs no protection slot
Size 2x2
Description These stout structures serve as lodging, headquarters, and training facilities for a community's guards and militia. Depending on what types of Officers are assigned to a barracks, a city can hire swordsmen, archers, or even adepts to serve as defenders.

Irekei Church

Cost 300k
Hirelings Banker
Extras -
Size 4x4
Description No matter which deity a Church is consecrated to, they are considered holy ground by all but the most reprehensible of folk. As a result, funds or treasures left in a Church's keeping are almost guaranteed to remain there, safe and sound, until their owner returns to retrieve them.

Irekei Citadel

Cost 1.5m
Hirelings Personal Guard, Merchant
Extras not rankable
Size 4x5
Description The largest and most extravagant of dwellings, citadels combine the durability and defensibility of a fortress with the spaciousness of a villa. Unlike most other buildings, the entire roof is accessible, and can be manned to defend against besiegers.

Irekei Forge

Cost 500k
Hirelings Armorsmith, Weaponsmith
Extras -
Size 2x2
Description An open-walled tent with a sandstone hearth.

Irekei Inn

Cost 300k
Hirelings Builder, Innkeeper, Steward, Siege Engineer
Extras -
Size 4x2
Description Providing food to any customer, lodging for weary travelers, and a place for social gatherings, Inns have long been mainstays of civilization. Inns offer a safe haven between adventures and a place to find Tradesmen for hire.

Irekei Magic Shop

Cost 400k
Hirelings Alchemist, Sage
Extras -
Size 2x2
Description Many students of the arcane have gone into business for themselves, enchanting minor magical items and brewing potions that they then sell to whoever can afford them. The trade has proven immensely lucrative, and even the most superstitious Guilds have come to realize the edge that a well-stocked Magic Shop can give them in a struggle.

Irekei Mercantile

Cost 350k
Hirelings Seamstress, Tailor
Extras -
Size  ?
Description Part general store and part trading post, a Mercantile offers adventurers a place to buy gear and sell items gained through adventure.

Irekei Outer Walls

Cost 50k
Hirelings Archer Captain, Wall Archer, Tower Artillery Captain
Extras -
Size 4x5
Description Only the Guild Leader of a sovereign Guild can place city walls, and he can only place them within the zone of control of a Tree of Life. The most obvious defensive structures a city can obtain, wall assets are also the most useful. Tougher than most buildings, city walls can endure an enormous amount of punishment before collapsing, and directly restrict an attacker's access to a city.

Irekei Temple

Cost 600k
Hirelings Assassin, Channeler, Warrior
Extras -
Size 4x5
Description These ancient structures serve as the focal points of Irekei culture. Built of sandstone and richly ornamented, every Irekei temple contains a great arena, where the Dragon and the Sun are venerated in lengthy ceremonies, and where disputes among rival Irekei are settled with blades in highly ritualistic duels.
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