The production is similar to goods production in the main city, but requires a resource that the player gathers in the settlement: Cocoa Beans.Ĭultural goods are used for unlocking embassy advancements and expansions. The Macehualtin Hut has three possible designs and the Yaoteguihua Residence has two possible designs of which the game selects one randomly upon placement of the building - the other options can be seen in the Gallery.īeware: when finishing or abandoning a settlement, all population and Cocoa Beans in stock will be lost.Ĭultural goods buildings provide an amount of cultural goods, from 5 to 20, depending on the chosen production time. Cocoa Beans are needed for the production of cultural goods. Residential buildings provide Aztec population and Cocoa Beans. Players cannot trade cultural goods with other players. The building cost of each settlement building depends on the player's era and consists of resources from the main city: coins and supplies.Īll resources gained from the settlement, stay in the settlement. All other buildings become available by unlocking embassy advancements. The building menu consists of four types of buildings and an expansions window:Īt the start of the settlement, the player will have one of each type of building available in the building menu: The Macehualtin Hut, the Vegetable Garden, the Honoring Sculpture and the Simple Path. A list of all embassy advancements and their requirements can be found on the Aztecs page.
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