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Module:DataFetch/data.json

East6 — Tue, 12 May 2026 07:54:23 GMT

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	"rate": {		"rate": {
	"drinks": -1		"drinks": -10
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	"drinks": -5		"drinks": -50
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	"rate": {		"rate": {
	"drinks": -10		"drinks": -100
	}		}
	},		},

Buildings

East6 — Tue, 12 May 2026 05:54:53 GMT

Reverted edits by 172.21.0.3 (talk) to last revision by Pevik

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	! Building !! Population !! Cost !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day		! Building !! Population !! Cost !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day
	\|-
	~~\| [[Lean-to]] \|\| +1 \|\| 20 \|\| -0.5 \|\| -1.0~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Shack]] \|\| +2 \|\| 35 \|\| -1.0 \|\| -1.5		\| [[Shack]] \|\| +2 \|\| 35 \|\| -1.0 \|\| -1.5
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	\| [[Cabin]] \|\| +4 \|\| 80 \|\| -2.0 \|\| -2.5		\| [[Cabin]] \|\| +4 \|\| 80 \|\| -2.0 \|\| -2.5
	\|-
	~~\| [[Cottage]] \|\| +5 \|\| 110 \|\| -2.2 \|\| -3.2~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[House]] \|\| +6 \|\| 135 \|\| -2.5 \|\| -4.0		\| [[House]] \|\| +6 \|\| 135 \|\| -2.5 \|\| -4.0
	\|-
	~~\| [[Family House]] \|\| +7 \|\| 165 \|\| -2.8 \|\| -4.5~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Residence]] \|\| +8 \|\| 200 \|\| -3.0 \|\| -5.0		\| [[Residence]] \|\| +8 \|\| 200 \|\| -3.0 \|\| -5.0
	\|-
	~~\| [[Townhouse]] \|\| +9 \|\| 240 \|\| -3.2 \|\| -5.6~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Villa]] \|\| +10 \|\| 280 \|\| -3.5 \|\| -6.0		\| [[Villa]] \|\| +10 \|\| 280 \|\| -3.5 \|\| -6.0
	\|-
	~~\| [[Large Villa]] \|\| +12 \|\| 360 \|\| -4.2 \|\| -7.2~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Merchant House]] \|\| +13 \|\| 420 \|\| -4.5 \|\| -7.8~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Guild Residence]] \|\| +14 \|\| 480 \|\| -5.0 \|\| -8.5~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Manor]] \|\| +16 \|\| 600 \|\| -6.0 \|\| -10.0~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Estate]] \|\| +20 \|\| 850 \|\| -7.5 \|\| -13.0~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Noble Residence]] \|\| +24 \|\| 1200 \|\| -9.0 \|\| -16.0~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Grand Estate]] \|\| +30 \|\| 1800 \|\| -12.0 \|\| -22.0~~
	\|}		\|}
	</div></div>		</div></div>

	Costs shown are for the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]]. The [[Earth Biome]] uses {{Icon\|Earth}} for construction and consumes roughly 1/10th the {{Icon\|Wood}} for upkeep. The [[Arctic Biome]] costs double in {{Icon\|Wood}} and consumes double {{Icon\|Wood}} for upkeep.		Costs shown are for the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]]. The [[Earth Biome]] uses {{Icon\|Earth}} for construction and consumes roughly 1/10th the {{Icon\|Wood}} for upkeep. The [[Arctic Biome]] costs double in {{Icon\|Wood}} and consumes double {{Icon\|Wood}} for upkeep.

Buildings

172.21.0.3 — Tue, 12 May 2026 02:11:35 GMT

Town

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	! Building !! Population !! Cost !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day		! Building !! Population !! Cost !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day
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			\| [[Lean-to]] \|\| +1 \|\| 20 \|\| -0.5 \|\| -1.0
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Shack]] \|\| +2 \|\| 35 \|\| -1.0 \|\| -1.5		\| [[Shack]] \|\| +2 \|\| 35 \|\| -1.0 \|\| -1.5
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	\| [[Cabin]] \|\| +4 \|\| 80 \|\| -2.0 \|\| -2.5		\| [[Cabin]] \|\| +4 \|\| 80 \|\| -2.0 \|\| -2.5
			\|-
			\| [[Cottage]] \|\| +5 \|\| 110 \|\| -2.2 \|\| -3.2
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[House]] \|\| +6 \|\| 135 \|\| -2.5 \|\| -4.0		\| [[House]] \|\| +6 \|\| 135 \|\| -2.5 \|\| -4.0
			\|-
			\| [[Family House]] \|\| +7 \|\| 165 \|\| -2.8 \|\| -4.5
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Residence]] \|\| +8 \|\| 200 \|\| -3.0 \|\| -5.0		\| [[Residence]] \|\| +8 \|\| 200 \|\| -3.0 \|\| -5.0
			\|-
			\| [[Townhouse]] \|\| +9 \|\| 240 \|\| -3.2 \|\| -5.6
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Villa]] \|\| +10 \|\| 280 \|\| -3.5 \|\| -6.0		\| [[Villa]] \|\| +10 \|\| 280 \|\| -3.5 \|\| -6.0
			\|-
			\| [[Large Villa]] \|\| +12 \|\| 360 \|\| -4.2 \|\| -7.2
			\|-
			\| [[Merchant House]] \|\| +13 \|\| 420 \|\| -4.5 \|\| -7.8
			\|-
			\| [[Guild Residence]] \|\| +14 \|\| 480 \|\| -5.0 \|\| -8.5
			\|-
			\| [[Manor]] \|\| +16 \|\| 600 \|\| -6.0 \|\| -10.0
			\|-
			\| [[Estate]] \|\| +20 \|\| 850 \|\| -7.5 \|\| -13.0
			\|-
			\| [[Noble Residence]] \|\| +24 \|\| 1200 \|\| -9.0 \|\| -16.0
			\|-
			\| [[Grand Estate]] \|\| +30 \|\| 1800 \|\| -12.0 \|\| -22.0
	\|}		\|}
	</div></div>		</div></div>

	Costs shown are for the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]]. The [[Earth Biome]] uses {{Icon\|Earth}} for construction and consumes roughly 1/10th the {{Icon\|Wood}} for upkeep. The [[Arctic Biome]] costs double in {{Icon\|Wood}} and consumes double {{Icon\|Wood}} for upkeep.		Costs shown are for the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]]. The [[Earth Biome]] uses {{Icon\|Earth}} for construction and consumes roughly 1/10th the {{Icon\|Wood}} for upkeep. The [[Arctic Biome]] costs double in {{Icon\|Wood}} and consumes double {{Icon\|Wood}} for upkeep.

Intensive Farming

Program Sam — Sat, 09 May 2026 05:43:52 GMT

removed permanence of the choice

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	\| flags = Allows feeding {{Icon\|Grain}} to animals, increasing animal product output		\| flags = Allows feeding {{Icon\|Grain}} to animals, increasing animal product output
	}}		}}
	'''Intensive Farming''' is a [[Choices\|choice]] that permanently unlocks the ability to feed {{Icon\|Grain}} to animals, increasing the amount of animal products a town can produce~~. Unlike most choices, it has no direct multiplier effects and cannot be reversed once enacted~~.		'''Intensive Farming''' is a [[Choices\|choice]] that permanently unlocks the ability to feed {{Icon\|Grain}} to animals, increasing the amount of animal products a town can produce at the cost of consuming more grains.

	== Effects ==		== Effects ==
	Intensive Farming ~~has no direct production or consumption multipliers. Instead, it unlocks intensive farming for the town, allowing~~ players to feed their animals {{Icon\|Grain}} to boost the output of animal products such as {{Icon\|Milk}} and {{Icon\|Wool}}~~. This is a permanent unlock that changes how animal farming operates going forward~~.		Intensive Farming allows players to feed their animals {{Icon\|Grain}} to boost the output of animal products such as {{Icon\|Milk}} and {{Icon\|Wool}}.

	== Details ==		== Details ==
	Intensive Farming costs '''100''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} to enact ~~and is '''permanent''', meaning it cannot be disabled once chosen. This makes it one of the few irreversible decisions in the game~~.		Intensive Farming costs '''100''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} to enact. The policy is not part of any exclusive group, so it can be active alongside any other [[Choices\|choice]]. It is not a default choice and must be actively selected by the player.

	The policy is not part of any exclusive group, so it can be active alongside any other [[Choices\|choice]]. It is not a default choice and must be actively selected by the player.

	Because Intensive Farming is permanent, players should consider carefully before enacting it. The 100 {{Icon\|Knowledge}} cost is relatively low, but the inability to reverse the decision means the gameplay changes it introduces are permanent for that town.

	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==
	Intensive Farming is a one-time investment of '''100''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} that ~~permanently~~ expands a town's animal farming capabilities. Since it has no negative effects (no happiness penalty, no production reductions), the main consideration is whether the player has a {{Icon\|Grain}} supply available to take advantage of the new feeding mechanic.		Intensive Farming is a one-time investment of '''100''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} that expands a town's animal farming capabilities. Since it has no negative effects (no happiness penalty, no production reductions), the main consideration is whether the player has a {{Icon\|Grain}} supply available to take advantage of the new feeding mechanic.

	Towns with established [[Field\|fields]] producing surplus {{Icon\|Grain}} benefit the most, as the extra grain can be redirected to animals for increased {{Icon\|Milk}} and {{Icon\|Wool}} output. For towns that rely heavily on animal products for their economy (through [[Creamery\|creameries]], [[Tailor\|tailors]], or trade)~~, this choice is a straightforward upgrade with no downsides~~.		Towns with established [[Field\|fields]] producing surplus {{Icon\|Grain}} benefit the most, as the extra grain can be redirected to animals for increased {{Icon\|Milk}} and {{Icon\|Wool}} output. For towns that rely heavily on animal products for their economy (through [[Creamery\|creameries]], [[Tailor\|tailors]], or trade).

	Unlike choices such as [[Worker Safety]] or [[Dubious Working Rules]] that involve ongoing trade-offs, Intensive Farming is a simple unlock. There is little reason to delay enacting it once a player has the {{Icon\|Knowledge}} and an animal farming operation in place.		Unlike choices such as [[Worker Safety]] or [[Dubious Working Rules]] that involve ongoing trade-offs, Intensive Farming is a simple unlock. There is little reason to delay enacting it once a player has the {{Icon\|Knowledge}} and an animal farming operation in place.

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	\| flags = Allows feeding {{Icon\|Grain}} to animals, increasing animal product output		\| flags = Allows feeding {{Icon\|Grain}} to animals, increasing animal product output
	}}		}}
	'''Intensive Farming''' is a [[Choices\|choice]] that permanently unlocks the ability to feed {{Icon\|Grain}} to animals, increasing the amount of animal products a town can produce~~. Unlike most choices, it has no direct multiplier effects and cannot be reversed once enacted~~.		'''Intensive Farming''' is a [[Choices\|choice]] that permanently unlocks the ability to feed {{Icon\|Grain}} to animals, increasing the amount of animal products a town can produce at the cost of consuming more grains.

	== Effects ==		== Effects ==
	Intensive Farming ~~has no direct production or consumption multipliers. Instead, it unlocks intensive farming for the town, allowing~~ players to feed their animals {{Icon\|Grain}} to boost the output of animal products such as {{Icon\|Milk}} and {{Icon\|Wool}}~~. This is a permanent unlock that changes how animal farming operates going forward~~.		Intensive Farming allows players to feed their animals {{Icon\|Grain}} to boost the output of animal products such as {{Icon\|Milk}} and {{Icon\|Wool}}.

	== Details ==		== Details ==
	Intensive Farming costs '''100''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} to enact ~~and is '''permanent''', meaning it cannot be disabled once chosen. This makes it one of the few irreversible decisions in the game~~.		Intensive Farming costs '''100''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} to enact. The policy is not part of any exclusive group, so it can be active alongside any other [[Choices\|choice]]. It is not a default choice and must be actively selected by the player.

	The policy is not part of any exclusive group, so it can be active alongside any other [[Choices\|choice]]. It is not a default choice and must be actively selected by the player.

	Because Intensive Farming is permanent, players should consider carefully before enacting it. The 100 {{Icon\|Knowledge}} cost is relatively low, but the inability to reverse the decision means the gameplay changes it introduces are permanent for that town.

	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==
	Intensive Farming is a one-time investment of '''100''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} that ~~permanently~~ expands a town's animal farming capabilities. Since it has no negative effects (no happiness penalty, no production reductions), the main consideration is whether the player has a {{Icon\|Grain}} supply available to take advantage of the new feeding mechanic.		Intensive Farming is a one-time investment of '''100''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} that expands a town's animal farming capabilities. Since it has no negative effects (no happiness penalty, no production reductions), the main consideration is whether the player has a {{Icon\|Grain}} supply available to take advantage of the new feeding mechanic.

	Towns with established [[Field\|fields]] producing surplus {{Icon\|Grain}} benefit the most, as the extra grain can be redirected to animals for increased {{Icon\|Milk}} and {{Icon\|Wool}} output. For towns that rely heavily on animal products for their economy (through [[Creamery\|creameries]], [[Tailor\|tailors]], or trade)~~, this choice is a straightforward upgrade with no downsides~~.		Towns with established [[Field\|fields]] producing surplus {{Icon\|Grain}} benefit the most, as the extra grain can be redirected to animals for increased {{Icon\|Milk}} and {{Icon\|Wool}} output. For towns that rely heavily on animal products for their economy (through [[Creamery\|creameries]], [[Tailor\|tailors]], or trade).

	Unlike choices such as [[Worker Safety]] or [[Dubious Working Rules]] that involve ongoing trade-offs, Intensive Farming is a simple unlock. There is little reason to delay enacting it once a player has the {{Icon\|Knowledge}} and an animal farming operation in place.		Unlike choices such as [[Worker Safety]] or [[Dubious Working Rules]] that involve ongoing trade-offs, Intensive Farming is a simple unlock. There is little reason to delay enacting it once a player has the {{Icon\|Knowledge}} and an animal farming operation in place.