News tip Censive Manor Lords: how to improve them and build extensions in the backyard?
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Providing a home for your settlers is an essential part of the Manor Lords experience. But homes also have several functions and play a key role in the development of your colony. In this guide we are therefore interested in censuses and their different specificities.
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Summary
- How do censors work in Manor Lords?
- How to improve censives in Manor Lords?
- How to upgrade Censives to level 2 in Manor Lords?
- How to upgrade Censives to level 3 in Manor Lords?
- How to build a backyard extension in Manor Lords?
- What are the level 1 backyard expansions in Manor Lords?
- What are the level 2 backyard expansions in Manor Lords?
In Manor Lords, games start with five families which constitute your initial population. The latter then live in your settler camp, the very first building erected on your territory. 'Nevertheless, the settler camp has no real use other than to temporarily shelter your families and will quickly be replaced by the censives, the dwellings which will house your first settlers, but also welcome new ones as you progress.. In short, to be able to increase your population and colonize your territory, you will necessarily have to build censives. Beyond their main function, censives are initially your main source of regional wealth and can produce valuable resources if you build them on a large enough plot of land. But first of all, we will have to improve them.
Progression in Manor Lords necessarily involves improving censives which allow you to gain colony levels. Be careful, however, after improving your censuses, new families will come to settle in your colony. The need for resources will therefore increase and we must then find the right balance between production of resources, number of inhabitants and satisfaction of their needs.. Because the improvement of censuses depends precisely on satisfying the needs of your settlers.
By selecting a level 1 censive, you will have access to all the requirements to be satisfied to be able to improve it to level 2, then to level 3 once you have unlocked the first improvement. To satisfy each of these needs, it is necessary to ensure that the census is linked to the different resources required.. So build a market near your censives and connect all of your buildings to an optimal road network.
Costs 4 units of wood
- Access to water : build a well near your censives.
- Level of faith : build a wooden church.
- Supplying the fuel stall : at least one fuel stall on the market must be sufficiently stocked.
- Supplying the food stall : the market must offer at least two types of food.
- Supplying the clothing stall : the market must offer at least one of the following materials in sufficient quantity (canvas, leather or thread)
Costs 25 units of regional wealth, 4 units of wood, 8 units of plank and 4 units of tiles
- Access to water : build a well near your censives.
- Tavern supplies : Build a tavern near your censives and make sure it is sufficiently stocked with beer.
- Level of faith : upgrade a wooden church to a stone church.
- Supplying the fuel stall : at least one fuel stall on the market must be sufficiently stocked.
- Supplying the food stall : the market must offer at least three types of food.
- Supplying the clothing stall : the market must offer at least one of the following materials in sufficient quantity (canvas, leather or thread). Additionally, the market must offer enough of one of the following materials (shoes, clothing or coats).
In addition to bringing in money – one unit of regional wealth per family per month at level 2 and two units of regional wealth per family per month at level 3 – the censives can accommodate rear extensions on their land. court. When you build a level 1 censive, you can expand the land that this censive will occupy, which will allow you to have access to these extensions. At level 1, there are three expansions, or four if you have unlocked the “fruit tree cultivation” upgrade.
Level 2 is much more interesting because it allows you to unlock all of the backyard expansions. Be careful though, except for passive extensions, the construction of a backyard extension will convert the family assigned to your census into a craftsman. Unless you pause your expansion, you will no longer be able to use it to work in other buildings in your colony.
What are the level 1 backyard expansions in Manor Lords?
- Vegetable garden : allows you to grow vegetables. Requires workers, the number of which is determined by the width of the extension. (Costs 15 regional wealth units)
- Chicken coop : provides passive egg production. (Costs 25 regional wealth units)
- Goat farm : provides passive production of hides. (Costs 25 regional wealth units)
- Apple orchard : Allows the harvest of apples. The harvest takes place every year around September. Requires the “fruit tree cultivation” development branch. (Costs 50 regional wealth units)
What are the level 2 backyard expansions in Manor Lords?
- Blacksmith workshop : allows the production of tools, spears and light weapons. (Costs 5 regional wealth units and 5 plank units)
- Brewery : allows the production of beer from malt. (Costs 5 regional wealth units and 5 plank units)
- Tailor's workshop : allows the production of coats, clothes and jackets. (Costs 5 regional wealth units and 5 plank units)
- Shoemaker workshop : allows the production of shoes. (Costs 5 regional wealth units and 5 plank units)
- Carpenter's workshop : allows the production of wooden parts and shields. (Costs 4 board units)
- Archery workshop : allows the production of war bows. (Costs 4 board units)
- Gunsmith workshop : allows the production of helmets. Once Advanced Armor Crafting and Superior Armor Crafting are unlocked in the skill tree, allows the crafting of Chain Mail and Plate Armor. (Costs 10 regional wealth units and 4 plank units)
- Bakery : allows the production of bread from flour with a yield twice that of the municipal oven. Requires the “Bakeries” development branch. (Costs 5 regional wealth units and 5 plank units)