Resources and production

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The resources#

The five main resources

Resource	Used for	Made by	Storage cap
Wood	Buildings, tools, statues	Lumber Camp, boosted by the Sawmill	Yes
Stone	Buildings, tools, statues	Stone Camp, boosted by the Quarry	Yes
Food	Feeding your soldiers every hour	Farm, boosted by the Windmill and Supply Center	Yes
Gold	Recruiting soldiers, healing, some statues, research	House	No
Rubies	The premium currency: speed-ups, ruby tools, some statues and extras	Quests, events, robber camps from level 10, daily gifts	No

Events have their own currencies: Pharaoh tablets, Glory, horse feathers, papyrus, Golden Scarabs, sunflowers, embers and bronze and silver coins. They are explained on the events page.

Storage#

Without a Warehouse you can store 750 wood, stone and food each. Anything produced or looted above the cap is lost. Gold and rubies have no cap. The Library and Museum can raise the cap further by a percentage.

Warehouse storage cap by level

Level	Player level	Storage cap
1	4	2,500
2	10	7,000
3	21	24,000
4	33	36,000
5	44	46,000
6	55	60,000
7	60	100,000
8	70	150,000
9	80	220,000
10	90	300,000
11	100	380,000
12	110	460,000
13	115	540,000
14	120	600,000

Production buildings#

Each production building makes a fixed amount per hour at each level. The "Cost per +1/hour" column shows how many resources (wood, stone and gold together) each extra unit of hourly production costs at that level: lower is better value.

Lumber Camp#

Lumber Camp: production per level

Level	Player level	Per hour	Gain	Cost	Cost per +1/hour
1	1	60	+60	19	0
2	3	120	+60	34	1
3	6	180	+60	61	1
4	11	240	+60	420	7
5	18	300	+60	1,520	25
6	27	360	+60	4,500	75
7	38	420	+60	11,200	187
8	51	480	+60	24,700	412

Stone Camp#

Stone Camp: production per level

Level	Player level	Per hour	Gain	Cost	Cost per +1/hour
1	2	60	+60	23	0
2	4	120	+60	38	1
3	8	180	+60	151	3
4	14	240	+60	760	13
5	22	300	+60	2,580	43
6	32	360	+60	6,750	113
7	45	420	+60	17,600	293

Farm#

Farm: production per level

Level	Player level	Per hour	Gain	Cost	Cost per +1/hour
1	1	60	+60	19	0
2	3	120	+60	34	1
3	7	180	+60	87	1
4	12	240	+60	480	8
5	19	300	+60	1,670	28
6	28	360	+60	4,800	80
7	39	420	+60	11,700	195
8	52	480	+60	25,550	426

House#

House: production per level

Level	Player level	Per hour	Gain	Cost	Cost per +1/hour
1	2	50	+50	49	1
2	9	100	+50	218	4
3	15	150	+50	1,170	23
4	23	200	+50	3,400	68
5	31	250	+50	8,050	161
6	41	300	+50	17,350	347
7	49	350	+50	28,000	560
8	57	400	+50	43,000	860

Diminishing returns#

Buildings of the same production type are ranked from strongest to weakest. The first ones work at full strength; every extra one works at a lower efficiency. Food falls off more slowly but stops completely at the eleventh farm.

Efficiency by rank

Building rank	Wood, stone, gold	Food
1	100%	100%
2	100%	100%
3	100%	100%
4	100%	100%
5	75%	75%
6	50%	50%
7	25%	25%
8	25%	20%
9	25%	15%
10	25%	10%
11+	25%	0%

Supply Center#

From level 60 the Supply Center brings extra farms (after your first four) back to 100% efficiency, and gives those farms a bonus on top.

Supply Center by level

Level	Player level	Extra farms at 100%	Bonus on those farms
1	60	3	5%
2	70	4	8%
3	80	5	10%
4	90	6	12%
5	100	7	15%
6	110	8	18%
7	120	9	20%

Boost buildings#

The Windmill, Quarry and Sawmill each raise all production of one resource by a percentage. You can build one of each.

Windmill, Quarry and Sawmill: boost by level (all three use the same table)

Level	Player level	Production boost
1	13	10%
2	24	20%
3	34	30%
4	43	40%
5	53	50%
6	59	60%

Public order#

Public order changes how much wood, stone and food you produce. Houses lower it (-20 for a level 1 House, -10 more for each level). Your Castle raises it by 10 per castle level, and every statue raises it. Each burning building costs 50.

Positive: production = 100% + 2 × √(Public order)   Negative: production = 100% × 100 ÷ (100 + 2 × √|Public order|)

Production at different Public order values

Public order	Production
-1,000	61.3%
-400	71.4%
-200	78%
-100	83.3%
-50	87.6%
0	100%
50	114.1%
100	120%
200	128.3%
400	140%
1,000	163.2%
2,500	200%
10,000	300%

Public order of one House

House level	Public order
1	-20
2	-30
3	-40
4	-50
5	-60
6	-70
7	-80
8	-90

Statues are the main way to raise Public order. Their values are listed on the buildings page. Gold production is not affected by Public order.

Food and upkeep#

Every soldier eats 2 food per hour, wherever it is: at home, marching, or supporting an ally.

Some special units eat more: Sun Blade (4), Sun Archer (4), Sun Guardian (4), Sun Crossbow (4) food per hour.

Bakery: less food eaten by your army

Level	Player level	Less food eaten
1	16	5%
2	26	10%
3	37	15%
4	47	20%
5	58	25%

If you run out of food, the soldiers your farms cannot feed die (those with a free hospital bed go to the hospital). Only the part of the army above what your production can feed is lost, never the whole army at once.

Other production bonuses#

Alliance bonus "Resource production": up to +10% wood, stone and food for every member (alliances).
Overseers: +25% of one resource (or more loot) for 7 days, hired with rubies.
Royal emblems on your banner: up to +20% food, +20% wood, +20% stone or +15% gold (one emblem at a time).
Glory titles add up to +9% wood, stone and food production (titles).
The Library adds up to +20% of each base resource, plus storage and less food upkeep (Library).
Some castle skins won in events add food production: Pharaoh Camp +10%, Warlord Castle +10%, Scarab Citadel +20%.

The Market#

The Market lets you send wood, stone, food and gold to other players, for example to an alliance member who is saving for an upgrade. The level sets how much one shipment can carry.

Market shipment size

Level	Player level	Max shipment
1	9	500
2	19	1,000
3	29	2,000
4	39	3,500
5	49	5,000