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	=== Ressourcenspiel ===		=== Ressourcenspiel ===

	Das Ressourcenspiel soll die Wirtschaft und die Entwicklung der Söldnerstadt im Stil eines typischen PC- oder Brettspiels mit Aufbaucharakter abbilden. Spielercharaktere erspielen sich Ressourcen in Form von Wertmarken, die sie dann wiederum tauschen, handeln oder einsetzen können, um ihre Ziele im Spiel zu erreichen. Wertmarken werden durch drei verschiedene Symbole dargestellt: ~~{{Vorlage:WM1}}{{Vorlage:WM2}}{{Vorlage:WM3}}~~.		Das Ressourcenspiel soll die Wirtschaft und die Entwicklung der Söldnerstadt im Stil eines typischen PC- oder Brettspiels mit Aufbaucharakter abbilden. Spielercharaktere erspielen sich Ressourcen in Form von Wertmarken, die sie dann wiederum tauschen, handeln oder einsetzen können, um ihre Ziele im Spiel zu erreichen. Wertmarken werden durch drei verschiedene Symbole dargestellt: 🥉 🥈 🥇.

	==== Die Basics ====		==== Die Basics ====

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	Marken können auch aufgeteilt werden, um die Voraussetzungen von Rezepten zu erfüllen:		Marken können auch aufgeteilt werden, um die Voraussetzungen von Rezepten zu erfüllen:

	* Rezept ~~Schnittholz~~: ½ {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''Lehm''' + ½ {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''Rohholz''' → {{Vorlage:WM2}} '''Bausteine'''		* Rezept Lehmbausteine: ½ {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''Lehm''' + ½ {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''Rohholz''' → {{Vorlage:WM2}} '''Bausteine'''

	Die [[Ressourcen#Rezepte\|Rezepte]] in der Warenliste sind vielfältig und benötigen mitunter bis zu drei verschiedene Grundzutaten. Dabei steigt die Wertschöpfung mit der Qualität der hergestellten Waren. Die Liste ist nicht vollständig. Wenn ihr Vorschläge für eigene Rezepte habt, teilt uns diese einfach mit und wir erweitern die Liste.		Die [[Ressourcen#Rezepte\|Rezepte]] in der Warenliste sind vielfältig und benötigen mitunter bis zu drei verschiedene Grundzutaten. Dabei steigt die Wertschöpfung mit der Qualität der hergestellten Waren. Die Liste ist nicht vollständig. Wenn ihr Vorschläge für eigene Rezepte habt, teilt uns diese einfach mit und wir erweitern die Liste.

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Kampagnenspiel Home

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	* [[Chronik\|Chroniken von Söldnerthal]]		* [[Chronik\|Chroniken von Söldnerthal]]
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	Das Kampagnenspiel soll den Söldnern die Möglichkeit geben, sich einen erweiterten Spielhintergrund für ihren Charakter und das Söldnerheer insgesamt zu erspielen. Welcher Tätigkeit geht ein Söldner nach, der nicht auf dem Feldzug kämpft? Wo lebt er oder sie in dieser Zeit? Woher kommt das Geld, von dem die Söldnerin lebt und woher hat sie das tolle neue Schwert? Einfach gesagt, soll das Spiel eine Antwort geben auf die Frage: "Was hast du dieses Jahr seit dem letzten Feldzug so gemacht?"		Das Kampagnenspiel soll den Söldnern die Möglichkeit geben, sich einen erweiterten Spielhintergrund für ihren Charakter und das Söldnerheer insgesamt zu erspielen. Welcher Tätigkeit geht ein Söldner nach, der nicht auf dem Feldzug kämpft? Wo lebt er oder sie in dieser Zeit? Woher kommt das Geld, von dem die Söldnerin lebt und woher hat sie das tolle neue Schwert? Einfach gesagt, soll das Spiel eine Antwort geben auf die Frage: "Was hast du dieses Jahr seit dem letzten Feldzug so gemacht?"

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	The Campaign Game is designed to give mercenaries the opportunity to earn an expanded game background for their character and for the mercenary army as a whole. What does a mercenary do when not fighting on the battlefield? Where does he or she live during this time? Where does the mercenary get the money to live on, and where did she get that awesome new sword? Simply put, the game is meant to answer the question: “What have you been up to this year since the last campaign?”		The Campaign Game is designed to give mercenaries the opportunity to earn an expanded game background for their character and for the mercenary army as a whole. What does a mercenary do when not fighting on the battlefield? Where does he or she live during this time? Where does the mercenary get the money to live on, and where did she get that awesome new sword? Simply put, the game is meant to answer the question: “What have you been up to this year since the last campaign?”

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	Projects have costs in the form of tokens, which must be available at the start of a project. They also have costs in the form of labor time, which is expressed in person-rounds. For example, 4 person-rounds means that one person must invest four rounds (8 weeks) or four people must invest one round (2 weeks) to complete the project. People working on a project cannot explore or produce tokens during this time.		Projects have costs in the form of tokens, which must be available at the start of a project. They also have costs in the form of labor time, which is expressed in person-rounds. For example, 4 person-rounds means that one person must invest four rounds (8 weeks) or four people must invest one round (2 weeks) to complete the project. People working on a project cannot explore or produce tokens during this time.

	A typical project is the construction of a house or a workshop. Depending on the size and shape of the building, different costs apply. A simple wooden shack can be built by one person in a few weeks with a small amount of lumber. A lavish townhouse with a stone foundation and half-timbering, on the other hand, will require several tokens and the labor of multiple characters. The project’s requirements thus depend on the desired quality of the building. Regardless of the size, a {{Template:WM2}} ‘’'~~tool~~'‘’ is always required and will be consumed in the process. This accounts for tool wear and tear as well as the nails used, etc.		A typical project is the construction of a house or a workshop. Depending on the size and shape of the building, different costs apply. A simple wooden shack can be built by one person in a few weeks with a small amount of lumber. A lavish townhouse with a stone foundation and half-timbering, on the other hand, will require several tokens and the labor of multiple characters. The project’s requirements thus depend on the desired quality of the building. Regardless of the size, a {{Template:WM2}} '''tools''' is always required and will be consumed in the process. This accounts for tool wear and tear as well as the nails used, etc.

	Speak with Nikolai or Haydn to determine the cost of a project. We document the construction progress and mark new buildings on the city map for you.		Speak with Nikolai or Haydn to determine the cost of a project. We document the construction progress and mark new buildings on the city map for you.

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The Campaign Game is designed to give mercenaries the opportunity to earn an expanded game background for their character and for the mercenary army as a whole. What does a mercenary do when not fighting on the battlefield? Where does he or she live during this time? Where does the mercenary get the money to live on, and where did she get that awesome new sword? Simply put, the game is meant to answer the question: “What have you been up to this year since the last campaign?”

The campaign game can be played at any level of intensity. The following rules are arranged in order of increasing complexity. You can dive deeper into the game or step back at any time. Everything that happens in the campaign game is intended as a game proposal, and we will never force anyone to act out something they don’t feel like doing. Overall, the campaign game is designed to offer challenges that encourage deeper engagement and the further development of the player character.

* Want to chat and negotiate with other mercenaries (IT) on Discord? No problem—discuss the city’s development, strike a deal, argue over the best building site, or start a regular meetup at the Moorhirsch! The [https://discord.com/channels/1391364133450153984/1492609451721494678 Discord game] follows the [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foren-Rollenspiel Play-by-Post] principle and can be played at any level of intensity.
* Don’t want to write game text but still want to participate in the campaign? No problem! There’s a bulletin board with tasks for you! Just contact your client out-of-game, and they’ll let you know later what happened and how it affects your character.
* Want to settle down, set up a business, or buy your own home for you and your group? Welcome to the resource game! Here, we run our own economy where goods are produced, processed, and traded. In two-week game turns, you can decide how you want to influence the game. Together, we’ll build a thriving settlement.

Feel free to share your own ideas and suggestions. If you have any questions, just reach out to [[User:Nikolai/en|Nikolai]] or Haydn!

== Soeldnerthal ==

The campaign game takes place in and around Soeldnerthal. Soeldnerthal is a small settlement located along the overland route to Sarkan. Following the military campaign of 1323, the first mercenaries settled here in a ruined castle to spend the winter. After the destruction of Ankor Mortis, the undead curse that had held the land in its grip for so long was finally lifted. The resourceful mercenaries quickly realized that the ruins were strategically well-positioned, so they decided to settle here. Since then, work has been underway to build a settlement around the ruins, which are submerged in the swamp. Nikolai records this history in the city’s [[Chronik/en|chronicle]].

The game in Soeldnerthal is multifaceted. Here, a wide variety of personalities, each with their own goals and convictions, come together. Some are just looking for a place to rest, a warm fire, and the next mug of beer. Others are ambitiously planning and working to establish a thriving trading hub between Mitraspera and Sarkan. Life in the once-dead realm is arduous and sometimes dangerous. But one thing is certain: mercenaries stick together and face the greatest adversities as a united front.

The campaign game is designed to offer an exciting and challenging experience based on the principles of '''Play to struggle''' and '''Play to lift.''' The land is swampy and initially offers only sparse resources. Building sites must be cleared. Dangers lurk in the wilderness. Most mercenaries are trained in combat, but only a few know how to establish a settlement. Every craftsman, every scholar, and every helping hand counts. Only by working together can we succeed in taming the land and establishing a permanent settlement that will be recognized in the vast world of Mythodea.

== Rules ==

The campaign game is currently divided into four levels of increasing complexity and time commitment. You can switch between these levels at any time. So you can simply jump in and gradually delve deeper into the game. If, after some time, you no longer wish to participate in the game or want to take a break, we will mark your character as inactive and freeze their status until you’re ready to join again. The individual levels are:

# '''The Background Game:''' The simplest form of the campaign game. Primarily an IT/OT Discord game that influences the city game and includes occasional plot elements.
# '''The Finance Game:''' Earn your living through mercenary work and other contracts. Use the money for purchases, food, and a place to sleep.
# '''The Exploration Game:''' Uncover the map around the mercenary city and discover resources, treasures, or plot elements there.
# '''The Resource Game:''' Produce goods, trade with other characters, and use goods and labor to achieve your goals.

=== The Background Game ===

The background game is the narrative campaign game. The character feels a certain sense of belonging to the mercenaries and to the new mercenary town, so they spend part of their time there and participate in daily life. The character can:

* participate in the [https://discord.com/channels/1391364133450153984/1492609451721494678 Discord game] and interact with the other characters there. They can take part in decisions made in the city and take on tasks or even hold office.
* spend their pay from the summer campaign to buy items from other players (“Where did you get that new armor?”) or donate to support projects in the city.
* accept jobs posted on the bulletin board, e.g., escort missions and other mercenary jobs, work on the construction site, or expeditions into the unknown. There might even be a bit of backstory waiting for you.
* Participate in the plot. At every event and throughout the campaign, plot elements will be revealed that need to be solved. Solve puzzles, interpret ancient texts, and discover the history of the land we’re settling.

The background game is an easy way to get started with the campaign game. You can participate both in-character (IC) and out-of-character (OOC) without any obligations. Keep an eye out for events in the '''Campaign Game''' category on Discord. We're also happy to help you get started. Feel free to reach out to [[User:Nikolai/en|Nikolai]] or Haydn.

=== The Finance Game ===

A mercenary needs a fair amount of silver to pay for food, lodging, and equipment. Food alone for a year costs about 400 silver at current market prices (ask the Landhanse for details!). That’s one reason why it was decided to raise the army’s pay from 1 to 10 silver per battle. A typical campaign against the undead thus yields about 60 silver for battles. That’s no small amount of money, but it’s not enough to live on. In the finance game, you get the chance to manage your mercenary’s finances in a more realistic way.

In the finance game, each player character is assigned a sort of bank account where their monetary assets are recorded. This money can then be used to pay for purchases, cover food and lodging, or participate in the resource game. The recorded amount does not have to represent the character’s entire wealth; it simply reflects the funds available to them during the campaign game.

There are various ways to earn money, e.g.:
* Pay from the campaign can be transferred to the campaign game from the pay slip or the paybook.
* Hard cash, whether acquired through trade or gambling, can be deposited with the money changer.
* The character can accept jobs in the background game. They will then be away or busy for a while, but will receive fair payment, which is credited to their account.
* Treasures and other items found in the exploration game can be converted into money.
* The character can earn money in the resource game by producing and selling goods or working on projects for money.
* Other players can post contract jobs on the bulletin board, which they then pay for from their own account.

==== Getting Started ====

Getting started in the financial game is very simple. Players simply choose one of the following starting conditions and inform the game master. Of course, the background should fit the character being played. “Play to struggle” is the motto here.

* Day laborer: Starts with no money. You are a nobody and have to work hard for everything. If you want to participate in the resource game, you receive a '''vegetables''' token as a gift. Otherwise, the character has enough food for four game rounds or two months.
* Mercenary: Starts with 100 silver coins. You have a little silver left over from your last assignment. You have to earn everything else.
* Croesus: Starts with up to 750 silver at your discretion. Additionally, a Croesus has a passive income of 30 silver per game round (every two weeks, as long as he/she is actively playing). A Croesus has properties, a business, or an inheritance outside the mercenary city. This role should be an exception for wealthy characters.

A character in the financial game should take care of their own food and lodging in the IC game. Of course, it’s up to you how strictly you want to play this aspect. No one will force you to have your character go hungry or sleep on the streets if you don’t want to or can’t deal with it for a while. However, it could enrich your character’s backstory if you share your experiences and challenges during the next raid.

=== The Exploration Game ===

It is now possible to uncover the map around the mercenary town. There you’ll find resource deposits for the resource game, land to farm, possibly a treasure or two, and also plot points for the campaign game and upcoming cons. Regular updates are posted in the [https://discord.com/channels/1391364133450153984/1391364135664484401 #⁠ot-game-updates] channel. Here, players can write which part of the map they want to explore. They can, but are not required to, also announce or report on this in [https://discord.com/channels/1391364133450153984/1492609451721494678 #⁠it-play-by-post].

==== Rules ====

The rules are very simple: Various markers are drawn on the [[Karte/en|map]]. These markers indicate a terrain type, which suggests what can be found there. Exploring such a marker takes approximately 15 days (one game round) in real time. This means that during this time, the character is busy exploring and mapping the land. The character is still welcome to participate in the IC game during this time. To do so, the character is visiting the city to take a break. However, during this time, they cannot work in the resource game to produce goods or accept other jobs outside the city. After all, they are busy.

Once a marker on the map has been explored, the map is revealed in a circular pattern around it. This usually reveals additional markers, which can then be explored in turn. Additionally, the available resources at that location are revealed, e.g., a population of wild boars in the forest or an iron ore deposit in the mountains. These resources can then be used in the resource game as soon as, for example, a hunting lodge or a mine shaft has been built.

Resource deposits are not infinite. To determine the size of a deposit, an expert (e.g., a hunter, a miner) must further investigate the resources. This, in turn, takes one game round. This prevents resources from unexpectedly running out or an animal population from being wiped out. Other discoveries are communicated directly to the explorer via Discord. It is then determined how the discovery will affect the game and/or how the situation can be played out.

=== Resource Game ===

The resource game is designed to simulate the economy and development of the mercenary town in the style of a typical PC or board game with a building element. Player characters earn resources in the form of tokens, which they can then trade, barter, or use to achieve their goals in the game. Tokens are represented by three different symbols: {{Vorlage:WM1}}{{Vorlage:WM2}}{{Vorlage:WM3}}.

==== The Basics ====

The basic idea is that every active character can produce one token per week, provided the necessary conditions are met. For example, a lumberjack can produce four {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''raw lumber''' per month. He can then process these resources (e.g., make planks from raw wood) or use them to support specific projects (e.g., building a house). He can also sell or trade them with other characters.

To build a functioning economy with a diverse supply chain, you need multiple characters with complementary skills. Therefore, as many players as possible must work together to build the mercenary town.

The game is designed to be as straightforward as possible. The rules were developed to ensure a fair and engaging game. They are also intended to allow for interaction with other campaign factions, if desired. If the rules seem too complicated or unclear to you, just ask [[User:Nikolai/en|Nikolai]] or Haydn!

You can find updates on the resource game in the Discord channel [https://discord.com/channels/1391364133450153984/1391364135664484401 #ot-game-updates].

==== The Different Tokens ====

A token represents the [[Ressourcen/en#Goods|goods]] that a character can produce in about a week. These are paid out on the 1st and 16th of each month. This means that a game round lasts about two weeks, and a character can produce up to two tokens during that time. The value of a token is based on the market value of the goods and the average labor costs in the corresponding professions.

There are three categories of tokens:
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* '''Unprocessed resources:''' e.g., clay, raw timber, iron ore, grain, fish. These goods represent resources that can be mined, hunted, or harvested. This requires a suitable natural source or a cultivated field on fertile soil. The value of one {{Vorlage:WM1}} is approximately 25 Mitrasperanian silver (MS).

* '''Processed goods:''' e.g., clay bricks, lumber, tools, coarse bread, beer, salted fish. These are goods that can be handcrafted from other resources. This requires a specialized workshop and the availability of the appropriate raw materials. The value of a {{Vorlage:WM2}} is approximately 50 MS.

* '''Luxury and military goods:''' e.g., weapons, armor, jewelry, schnapps, fine baked goods. These goods are high-quality and expensive products that can only be crafted by masters of their trade. Production is usually expensive and labor-intensive. The value of one {{Vorlage:WM3}} is approximately 100 MS.

Tokens can be freely traded within the resource game. The values listed above are only a guideline. The actual value may vary depending on the situation and your negotiating skills. Tokens can also be given away as gifts, as long as it serves the game and the goods can be realistically transported or stored. Alternatively, (unneeded) goods can also be sold to the Landhanse or donated to projects within the city. Please act realistically in keeping with your character.

==== Generating Tokens ====

[[Datei:Herstellung.png|right]] The simplest form of tokens are unprocessed resources. They have the fewest requirements and can be harvested directly from a source. For naturally occurring resources, this means that a source must have been discovered during exploration. As long as this source does not run dry, a character can produce tokens here.

Cultivated foods such as grains and field vegetables, on the other hand, must be planted in fertile soil. A character must therefore first clear a field and decide how they wish to cultivate it. The same applies to domesticated animals. They require a pasture or a stable. Additionally, the first animals must be brought in from outside.

Efficient token production is only possible if the character is sated and has the appropriate tools available. More details on this are explained [[#Food_and_Tools below]]. If all requirements are met, a character can produce two {{Vorlage:WM1}} per game round.

===== Refinement =====

Higher-quality tokens must be crafted from other, usually lower-quality tokens. This process is somewhat more difficult than mining resources. In addition to the requirements for food and tools, a character needs a suitable workshop to craft tokens of the {{Vorlage:WM2}} and {{Vorlage:WM3}} qualities.

For each higher-quality token, there is one or more recipes describing its composition. Existing tokens must therefore be used to create more valuable tokens.

Here is an example: A craftswoman wants to refine raw wood into planks. To do this, she needs one {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''raw wood''' and one game round of time. She also needs a workshop (sawmill) where she can work. She uses the following recipe:

* Planks recipe: {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''raw wood''' → {{Vorlage:WM2}} '''planks'''

Resources can also be split to meet the requirements of recipes:

* Clay bricks: ½ {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''clay''' + ½ {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''raw wood''' → {{Vorlage:WM2}} '''building blocks'''

The [[Ressourcen/en#Recipes|recipes]] in the goods list are varied and sometimes require up to three different basic ingredients. The value added increases with the quality of the goods produced. The list is not exhaustive. If you have suggestions for your own recipes, simply let us know and we will expand the list.

===== Importing Tokens =====

Characters representing merchants can import goods instead of producing them. A merchant character can import any two Level 1 tokens or one Level 2 token per game round. However, these goods must first be procured. This means the tokens are not immediately available. For {{Vorlage:WM1}}, this takes two game rounds; for {{Vorlage:WM2}}, it takes three rounds. Merchants need tools (to maintain their ships) and food to be able to work. It is desirable for merchants to be able to explain their purchases realistically, e.g., through trade simulations with other factions.

Tokens can also be purchased externally to a limited extent. External trade takes place through the Landhanse, which charges a fee for the transport, storage, and security of the traded goods. This is primarily for game-mechanical reasons. The quantity of imported goods should be limited so that the city game remains fair, exciting, and challenging. Nikolai procures goods at at least double the price {{Vorlage:WM1}}: 50 MS, {{Vorlage:WM2}}: 100 MS, {{Vorlage:WM3}} after negotiation. The import always takes three game rounds. The availability of certain goods will also always be limited. Import via player characters should be the primary focus.

===== Food and Tools =====

No one living in the mercenary town will starve. Every character can obtain enough food to survive somehow. Either you have a small vegetable patch behind your house, you eat the leftovers from your last campaign, or you simply beg in front of the Moorhirsch. Inactive characters will therefore never go hungry.

However, those who wish to be productive need sufficient proper food in the form of tokens. The higher the quality of the food, the longer a character can survive on it or, respectively, the longer they can work. A {{Vorlage:WM1}} —e.g., grain, fish, mushrooms— supplies a character for 4 game rounds. A {{Vorlage:WM2}} —e.g., coarse bread, stockfish, smoked meat— sustains a character for 9 game rounds. One {{Vorlage:WM3}}, e.g., fine bread, pâtés, sustains a character for 10 game rounds and also increases production by 10%. A token can be shared with other characters; for example, four characters can work with one {{Vorlage:WM1}} of mushrooms for one game round.

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''Note:'' Realism regarding quantity and shelf life
<div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Realism regarding the quantity and shelf life of a token is sacrificed to some extent in favor of playability. With the goods represented by one {{Vorlage:WM1}} of wheat, for example (approx. 300–350 kg), a person could survive for significantly longer than two months. Wheat is simply much cheaper than, for example, {{Vorlage:WM1}} of fish (approx. 100–120 pieces). Just explain it to yourselves by assuming that a player character shares the goods with NPCs, such as family members or a laborer, or trades them for other (possibly more expensive) goods (wheat for fish for vegetables). The same applies to the shelf life of food. Tokens in use do not spoil. The character purchases fresh goods throughout the entire period. The prepayment is simply for game mechanics.</div>
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Tools are also necessary for working efficiently. However, tools are subject to wear and tear, so over time, new tools must be purchased in the form of tokens. The basic rule here is: One {{Vorlage:WM2}} tool supplies a business with 1–3 characters (e.g., two lumberjacks in the same forest section or three female craftsmen at the sawmill) for 12 game rounds (half a year). If a character has no tools available, they must improvise, and productivity drops by half. Tokens of level {{Vorlage:WM3}} cannot be produced without tools.

==== Projects ====

Projects are construction projects or other actions that require the use of tokens and labor time. Examples include the construction of siege weapons, the excavation of ruins, the repair of buildings and fortifications, or the organization of an expedition.

Projects have costs in the form of tokens, which must be available at the start of a project. They also have costs in the form of labor time, which is expressed in person-rounds. For example, 4 person-rounds means that one person must invest four rounds (8 weeks) or four people must invest one round (2 weeks) to complete the project. People working on a project cannot explore or produce tokens during this time.

A typical project is the construction of a house or a workshop. Depending on the size and shape of the building, different costs apply. A simple wooden shack can be built by one person in a few weeks with a small amount of lumber. A lavish townhouse with a stone foundation and half-timbering, on the other hand, will require several tokens and the labor of multiple characters. The project’s requirements thus depend on the desired quality of the building. Regardless of the size, a {{Template:WM2}} ‘’'tool'‘’ is always required and will be consumed in the process. This accounts for tool wear and tear as well as the nails used, etc.

Speak with Nikolai or Haydn to determine the cost of a project. We document the construction progress and mark new buildings on the city map for you.

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	Folgendes Beispiel: Eine Handwerkerin möchte Rohholz zu Schnittholz veredeln. Sie benötigt dafür eine {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''Rohholz''' und eine Spielrunde Zeit. Sie braucht außerdem eine Werkstatt (Sägewerk) in der sie arbeiten kann. Sie nutzt dafür das folgende Rezept:		Folgendes Beispiel: Eine Handwerkerin möchte Rohholz zu Schnittholz veredeln. Sie benötigt dafür eine {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''Rohholz''' und eine Spielrunde Zeit. Sie braucht außerdem eine Werkstatt (Sägewerk) in der sie arbeiten kann. Sie nutzt dafür das folgende Rezept:

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	Die [[Ressourcen#Rezepte\|Rezepte]] in der ~~Liste am Ende dieser Seite~~ sind vielfältig und benötigen mitunter bis zu drei verschiedene Grundzutaten. Dabei steigt die Wertschöpfung mit der Qualität der hergestellten Waren. Die Liste ist nicht vollständig. Wenn ihr Vorschläge für eigene Rezepte habt, teilt uns diese einfach mit und wir erweitern die Liste.		Marken können auch aufgeteilt werden, um die Voraussetzungen von Rezepten zu erfüllen:

			* Rezept Schnittholz: ½ {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''Lehm''' + ½ {{Vorlage:WM1}} '''Rohholz''' → {{Vorlage:WM2}} '''Bausteine'''

			Die [[Ressourcen#Rezepte\|Rezepte]] in der Warenliste sind vielfältig und benötigen mitunter bis zu drei verschiedene Grundzutaten. Dabei steigt die Wertschöpfung mit der Qualität der hergestellten Waren. Die Liste ist nicht vollständig. Wenn ihr Vorschläge für eigene Rezepte habt, teilt uns diese einfach mit und wir erweitern die Liste.

	===== Import von Wertmarken =====		===== Import von Wertmarken =====
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	Sprecht mit Nikolai oder Haydn um die Kosten eines Projekts zu ermitteln. Wir dokumentieren den Baufortschritt und zeichnen für euch neue Gebäude auf der Stadtkarte ein.		Sprecht mit Nikolai oder Haydn um die Kosten eines Projekts zu ermitteln. Wir dokumentieren den Baufortschritt und zeichnen für euch neue Gebäude auf der Stadtkarte ein.

	~~== Ressourcen und Rezepte ==~~

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