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Jmerc13: /* Bonuses */

2023-12-07T02:54:17Z

Bonuses

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	== Bonuses ==		== Bonuses ==

	Population bonus is used to increase the housing capacity of all buildings, except for barracks.		Population bonus is used to increase the housing capacity of all land and buildings, except for barracks.

	Aside from [[races\|racial]] bonuses, population bonus can be increased through [[prestige]] and [[castle\|castle improvements]] (Keep).		Aside from [[races\|racial]] bonuses, population bonus can be increased through [[prestige]] and [[castle\|castle improvements]] (Keep).

Sharkey: /* Housing */

2023-08-22T07:23:59Z

Housing

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	\| Barren land		\| Barren land
	\| 5 ~~or 10~~		\| 5
	\| ~~Depends on [[race]]~~.		\| Increased by certain racial benefits and techs.
	\|}		\|}

Rio at 17:24, 22 December 2022

2022-12-22T17:24:32Z

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	===Employment===		===Employment===
	All constructed buildings except for Homes and Barracks provide 20 jobs which are automatically filled by unemployed peasants. Each employed peasant produces 2.7 platinum per hour (multiplied by platinum production bonus).		All constructed buildings except for Homes and Barracks provide 20 jobs which are automatically filled by unemployed peasants. Each employed peasant produces 2.7 platinum per hour (multiplied by platinum [[production]] bonus).

	If you have more peasants than jobs, unemployed peasants do not provide any platinum. This is called having a job ''underrun''. Due to the large military required by most [[attackers]] and [[converters]], this is a problem more often faced by [[explorers]].		If you have more peasants than jobs, unemployed peasants do not provide any platinum. This is called having a job ''underrun''. Due to the large military required by most [[attackers]] and [[converters]], this is a problem more often faced by [[explorers]].

Rio at 17:23, 22 December 2022

2022-12-22T17:23:50Z

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	==Homes vs Barracks==		==Homes vs Barracks==
	As a general rule, when you reach over 17% total population bonus, homes are better than unmodified barracks. 17% increase on 30 is 35.		As a general rule, when you reach over 20% total population bonus, homes are better than unmodified barracks. 20% increase on 30 is 36.

	Barracks are most commonly used by [[attackers]] playing [[races]] with low, no, or negative population bonus such as [[Orc]], [[Dark Elf]], and [[Troll]]. However, many switch to building homes once they have reached 17% population bonus.		Barracks are most commonly used by [[attackers]] playing [[races]] with low, no, or negative population bonus such as [[Orc]], [[Dark Elf]], and [[Troll]]. However, many switch to building homes once they have reached 17% population bonus.

Rio at 17:22, 22 December 2022

2022-12-22T17:22:17Z

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	===Employment===		===Employment===
	All constructed buildings except for Homes and Barracks provide 20 jobs which are automatically filled by unemployed peasants. Each employed peasant produces 2.7 platinum per hour.		All constructed buildings except for Homes and Barracks provide 20 jobs which are automatically filled by unemployed peasants. Each employed peasant produces 2.7 platinum per hour (multiplied by platinum production bonus).

	If you have more peasants than jobs, unemployed peasants do not provide any platinum. This is called having a job ''underrun''. Due to the large military required by most [[attackers]] and [[converters]], this is a problem more often faced by [[explorers]].		If you have more peasants than jobs, unemployed peasants do not provide any platinum. This is called having a job ''underrun''. Due to the large military required by most [[attackers]] and [[converters]], this is a problem more often faced by [[explorers]].

92.232.85.218: /* Housing */

2022-11-26T00:25:08Z

Housing

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	\| Barracks		\| Barracks
	\| 35		\| 36
	\| Only houses military units, not affected by population bonuses ~~except that gained from prestige~~.		\| Only houses military units, not affected by population bonuses.
	\|-		\|-
	\| Other buildings		\| Other buildings

Sharkey: /* Homes vs Barracks */

2022-10-10T08:19:33Z

Homes vs Barracks

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	As a general rule, when you reach over 17% total population bonus, homes are better than unmodified barracks. 17% increase on 30 is 35.		As a general rule, when you reach over 17% total population bonus, homes are better than unmodified barracks. 17% increase on 30 is 35.

	Barracks are most commonly used by [[attackers]] playing [[races]] with low, no, or negative population bonus such as [[~~Merfolk~~]], [[Dark Elf]], and [[~~Human~~]]. However, many switch to building homes once they have reached 17% population bonus.		Barracks are most commonly used by [[attackers]] playing [[races]] with low, no, or negative population bonus such as [[Orc]], [[Dark Elf]], and [[Troll]]. However, many switch to building homes once they have reached 17% population bonus.

	Player playing races with land dependent units, such as [[~~Gnome~~]] and [[Sylvan]], are almost never seen building barracks because they need the land for their specific land type and because they are often played with strategies that utilize primarily efficient, elite units.		Player playing races with land dependent units, such as [[Nox]] and [[Sylvan]], are almost never seen building barracks because they need the land for their specific land type and because they are often played with strategies that utilize primarily efficient, elite units.

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Draft rate]]		* [[Draft rate]]
	* [[Production]]		* [[Production]]

92.232.85.218: /* Homes vs Barracks */

2022-07-24T18:34:38Z

Homes vs Barracks

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	==Homes vs Barracks==		==Homes vs Barracks==
	As a general rule, when you reach over 20% total population bonus, homes are better than barracks. 20% increase on 30 is 36.		As a general rule, when you reach over 17% total population bonus, homes are better than unmodified barracks. 17% increase on 30 is 35.

	Barracks are most commonly used by [[attackers]] playing [[races]] with low, no, or negative population bonus such as [[Merfolk]], [[Dark Elf]], and [[Human]]. However, many switch to building homes once they have reached 20% population bonus.		Barracks are most commonly used by [[attackers]] playing [[races]] with low, no, or negative population bonus such as [[Merfolk]], [[Dark Elf]], and [[Human]]. However, many switch to building homes once they have reached 17% population bonus.

	Player playing races with land dependent units, such as [[Gnome]] and [[Sylvan]], are almost never seen building barracks because they need the land for their specific land type and because they are often played with strategies that utilize primarily efficient, elite units.		Player playing races with land dependent units, such as [[Gnome]] and [[Sylvan]], are almost never seen building barracks because they need the land for their specific land type and because they are often played with strategies that utilize primarily efficient, elite units.

92.232.85.218: Edited barracks population to reflect recent change from 36 to 35 and concurrent bonus from prestige

2022-07-24T18:32:29Z

Edited barracks population to reflect recent change from 36 to 35 and concurrent bonus from prestige

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	\| Barracks		\| Barracks
	\| 36		\| 35
	\| Only houses military units, not affected by population bonuses.		\| Only houses military units, not affected by population bonuses except that gained from prestige.
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	\| Other buildings		\| Other buildings

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