#Stronghold kingdoms banqueting full#

Further research increases the productivity of the iron mines, and can be started at Rank 5, once Tools, Level 1 has been researched. Iron Mining gives the player access to iron mines, which are used to collect iron for the village stockpile. It also opens up the Iron Mining and Pitch Extraction branches of research. Tools decreases the cost of all buildings in a playerвЂ™s village with each level of research. Further research increases the productivity of the woodcutters, and can be started from Rank 1 however, the first level is already completed when players begin the game. Level 1ДЇorestry gives the player access to woodcutters, which are used to collect wood for the village stockpile. Further research increases the productivity of the stone quarries, and can be started from Rank 1 however, the first level is already completed when players begin the game. Stone Quarrying gives the player access to stone quarries, which are used to collect stone for the village stockpile. In the following video, the Industry tab of the research tree is analyzed with rank appropriate research suggestions and possible synergies. Although youвЂ™ll be making less honor per banquet with only four banquet good types, the fact that the banqueting cards you play will be effecting all your villages will more than make up for it in the long run.

This is in opposition to researching all eight banqueting good types and then having to diversify your village types to satisfy the requirements to build those last four banquet buildings.

If going for a banquet strategy, itвЂ™s advisable only to research the first four banqueting good types to completion and then use all highland villages with banqueting productivity cards in play. Wood, Stone, and Iron all can be cheaply increased with cards, as opposed to most weapon types (especially catapults) which are the most valuable resource commodity during the early game and cost a hefty sum to increase their production with cards. Unless your build type focuses specifically on banqueting you can safely ignore the main banqueting branch and all sub branches until much later in the game. Those being, Siege Mechanics and Tools, the latter of which reduces the resource cost of all village buildings by forth percent. Although almost half of the tree can be ignored, there are a few crucial researches here that should be completed regardless of how many cards you play. Think about this on the next world you start playing on, because the amount of researches and parish guilds it takes to get this going is far less than a traditional village.The Industry tab of the research tree focuses on increasing productivity in the areas of base resource goods (such as stone and wood), banqueting goods, and weapons. But if you use cards, then it is well worth the effort.especially if you get lucky and get 5x (420,000 honour per day) or 10x (840,000 honour per day) production cards. Lets say that you run no production cards at all, and click banquet twice a day.you still make 84,000 honour a day.ДЁ4,000 honour a day is pretty close to something you could get with a traditional village layout, so it may not be worth it for you to do if you don't card.

If you were to sit there all day with 3x production cards on and click banquet enough times, you would come out with 250,000 honour for a single village. It is pretty unrealistic to try and banquet like this 24/7 as you will have to sleep (maybe firefly will have an auto banquet on premium token). The picture of the village has 3x production cards on.which totals up to 38 card points for 12 hours, or industry packs (they have a lot of banquet cards in them).

#Stronghold kingdoms banqueting full#

Speaking of taxing, here is a picture of it.not the full amount since i just sent out troops to vassals, but you get it: ДЄnyways, point of this village layout is to pump out as much honour as possible.while making gold. What about the wood, stone, and weapons? You send out merchants to buy all of these things, you make more than enough gold by taxing villages for it to be worth the effort. Here is a picture i took of a fully built village: This is a quick guide I am throwing together to show the effectiveness of only banqueting the first four types (venison, furniture, metalware, clothing).