Valloryjska legenda
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Valloryjska legenda
Wprowadzenie
Kapitan Szajbus, przywódca Gildii Pirackiej, składa nam wizytę i chwali się, że odnalazł nieznaną do tej pory, gigantycznych rozmiarów wyspę, pełną cennych skarbów. Oferuje kilka znalezionych tam tajemniczych pereł, o których mówi się, że przynoszą dobrobyt każdemu kto je posiada. Chociaż nasz Mentor podchodzi trochę sceptycznie do kupowania rzeczy, których pochodzenie jest nieznane, nasz Kupiec jest nimi zafascynowany i przekonuje wszystkich do przyjęcia tej oferty. Tak więc, "Dobrobyt", który jest nową miarę rozwoju twojego Miasta (obok Kultury), został odkryty! Nawet jeśli nikt jeszcze nie wie, do czego może się on przydać - z pewnością dobrze jest się rozwijać, prawda?
Gdy Kapitan Szajbus opuszcza miasto, atakuje je horda smoczych-jeźdźców Orków, wraz z wściekłą Wojowniczką Orków. Okazało się, że Kapitan ukradł perły wojowniczce mieszkającego tam plemienia orków - więc podążali oni jego śladami, aż do twojego miasta.
Aby powstrzymać atak, proponujesz oddanie pereł a wtedy Wojowniczka Bashuruk przerywa ogień. Gdy nieco się uspokaja, zaczyna śmiać się z twojej wiary w to, że Dobrobyt miałby pochodzić z pereł, które przecież nie mają żadnych magicznych mocy. Są one pozyskiwane z gigantycznych małży, które żyją w rafach koralowych u wybrzeży wyspy, a potem składane w ofierze, aby uspokoić boga wyspy. Aby uspokoić gniew boga, szybko odsyłacie perły z powrotem na wyspę. Ale od tego momentu będziesz musiał wytwarzać w swoim mieście dodatkowe zasoby, aby wysyłać je w ofierze dla boga wyspy.
While you are at it, you are learning from Bashuruk about their society, which is quite different from yours: Orcs and Dragons pledge to give their lives to serve the tribe. It is a tough life, but they receive everything they need to survive in return. There is no need for money, let alone something as weird as taxes. Your builder is fascinated by the idea of a world without taxes and suggests introducing "Community Work" - as an alternative to paying taxes. Your advisor is a bit more hesitant but agrees to give it a try. From then on, the people in your residences can choose whether they pay taxes or offer their time to provide Community Work.
Of course, having all those Orcs in the city didn't go unnoticed. King Diabhal and his horde pay an unannounced visit to your city - and Diabhal immediately falls in love with Bashuruk. In order to impress her, he holds strange exhibition fights and contributes all sorts of useless stuff to offer to the god. The Warlady takes advantage of his willingness to help, but always rejects him coldly in the end - which only impresses him even more... Running this strange game, you take turns helping Diabhal in his further attempts to impress the Queen, whilst also helping Bashuruk appease the mysterious deity.
One day, a stranger appears in your City. She introduces herself as Meleuka, a Sorcerer and spy of the Elvarian Sorcerers Society. She tells you that the island the pirates discovered, is in fact the legendary Vallorian Lands. A place full of monsters and dangerous creatures, such as Lizardmen, Giant Sea Snakes and Dragons. Young arcanologists are frequently sent to the island to train to transform into the creatures that are living here, and selected older arcanologists are sent there to spy on the Orcs. "We Sorcerers have spies everywhere. Our knowledge is not always magical, some of it is just smart intelligence." Meleuka has managed to secretly become Bashuruk's dragon, Bruargha. Little does the warlady know what she is riding on... Meleuka has revealed herself to you since you are close friends with Dean Durcu and can be trusted. She warns you that you should stop "feeding" the island god, whose actual name is Vallorion, since it is, according to what the Sorcerers have found out, more than a legend. Vallorion is said to be the god of Black Magic and the nemesis of Enar. And after what happened with Peregrim, the creatures of the Vallorian Lands appearing in your city is another sign that Vallorion might be on to something.
So you try to push Bashuruk and her horde of Orcs and Dragons out of your city. But that's easier said than done. On the advice of Meleuka, you finally try a trick: you convince Bashuruk that there can be no greater sacrifice than that of an Orc King. In order to get rid of her annoying suitor, the warlady agrees, and invites King Diabhal, who thinks his honeymoon with Bashuruk is finally about to start, to ride with her on Bruargha back to the island. Very soon after they leave, a strong rain starts, threatening to flood the city...
Settlement Resources
As usual, a new Chapter introduces new special specific resources. These special resources are used to unlock new Technologies and to upgrade some buildings of the Chapter itself. Let's see the list of resources and where you can obtain or produce them:
Prey - Produced in the Vallorian Workshop (The only capped Resource of the chapter).
Sea Serpent Scales - Produced in the Vallorian Workshop.
Lizard Shells - Produced in the Vallorian Workshop.
Dragon Glass - Produced in the Vallorian Workshop.
Broken Bones - Produced in the Workshop of Diabhal's Horde.
Destroyed Furniture - Produced in the Workshop of Diabhal's Horde.
Splintered Glass - Produced in the Workshop of Diabhal's Horde.
Orcish Art - Produced in the Workshop of Diabhal's Horde.
Rude Oblations - Produced in the Vallorian Dragon Tower from level 2
Messy Oblations - Produced in the Vallorian Dragon Tower from level 2
Dangerous Oblations - Produced in the Vallorian Dragon Tower from level 2
Noble Oblations - Produced in the Vallorian Dragon Tower from level 3
Community Work
From this Chapter onwards, Community Work 
is also produced by Residences. However, although this is an automatic production you will have to choose between the production of Coins or Community Work.
Once the Community Work is selected, its production will start automatically until it is exchanged for Coins. You can early collect its production after a period of 3 hours and its total production takes 24 hours. Its production can be boosted with Culture Bonus like Coins and Supplies.
Please note: When you select any of the resources the clock will restart from 0 and you will lose the amount of uncollected resource previously chosen.
| Please note: Like some other special resources, Community Work is also subject to 10% decay during the night. |
| Please note: Although Community Work has been introduced in this Chapter, it is not exclusive to it, so it will be a constant resource in the game from now on. |
Prosperity
From this Chapter onwards, your city will have a new requirement called Prosperity in order to build and upgrade some of the Chapter Buildings.
Prosperity.
Prosperity is provided by your Main Hall, Barracks, Residences and Workshops from Chapter XXI onwards.
Prosperity is needed to build some Chapter special buildings, if you wish to know more about this special resource please visit the page dedicated to the subject.
The Vallorian Legend Buildings
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