Encyclopedia Chronology Week 3

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First settlements

Rural activities in a new continent, still wild, peaceful, and largely unexplored.

Vespera
Umbrosia
Novastra
Tessara
Ancoria
Terra Borealis
Bermuda

New resources available this week:

Jugs 3

A jug is like the charismatic bouncer of the beverage world. It's got a sturdy handle and a wide body that says, "I'm here to pour the party!" Whether you're serving up a refreshing drink or pretending [URL=/help/res?type=jug][…][/URL]

 60. Consumption: 3 /unit, ,

Orpiment 3

Orpiment is a deep orange-yellow colored arsenic sulfide mineral. It is found in volcanic fumaroles, low temperature hydrothermal veins, and hot springs and is formed both by sublimation and as a byproduct [URL=/help/res?type=orpiment][…][/URL]

Used as raw material: Painting 5, Enamelling 5.

Paper 3

Paper is a thin material produced by pressing together moist fibres of cellulose pulp derived from wood, rags or grasses, and drying them into flexible sheets. It is a versatile material with many uses, [URL=/help/res?type=paper][…][/URL]

 80. Used as raw material: Writing 5, Music 5, Management 5. Consumption: 100 /unit, ,

Rivets 3

A rivet is a permanent mechanical fastener. Before being installed, a rivet consists of a smooth cylindrical shaft with a head on one end. The end opposite the head is called the tail. On installation, [URL=/help/res?type=rivet][…][/URL]

Used as raw material: Boiler Making 10, Upholstery 5, Leatherworking 5.

Thread 3

A fine strand of spun fibre, essential to every craft from weaving to tailoring. Its strength, texture, and quality determine the endurance and beauty of the fabric it forms. Whether drawn from linen, [URL=/help/res?type=thread][…][/URL]

 25. Used as raw material: Weaving 35, Braiding 35, Clothing 10, Leatherworking 10, Rubberworking 10, Shoemaking 10, Upholstery 10. Consumption: 1 /unit, ,

New buildings available this week:

Paper Mill 3

Specialisation of: Watermill.

A paper mill is a workshop where rags, plant fibres, or wood pulp are processed into sheets of paper. They rely on waterwheels to power hammers that crush fibres before they are spread, pressed, and dried [URL=/help/bld?type=pprmill][…][/URL]

Spinning Factory 3

Specialisation of: Workshop / Watermill.

A spinning factory is an industrial workshop where raw fibres such as wool, flax, or cotton are spun into thread or yarn. Using wheels, frames, workers twist and draw the fibres into continuous strands [URL=/help/bld?type=spinfac][…][/URL]

New units available this week:

Papermakers 3

The papermaker is a professional in the realm of paper, overseeing its production and commercialisation. The traditional papermaker crafts sheets of paper using fibres from specific trees, producing papers [URL=/help/unit?type=papermk][…][/URL]

Wi / Ag. Skills: Paper Making 5 /lvl, Milling 3 /lvl.

Spinners 3

Spinning is a major part of the textile industry. It is part of the textile manufacturing process where three types of fibre are converted into yarn, then fabrics. The textiles are then fabricated into [URL=/help/unit?type=spinner][…][/URL]

Wi / Ag. Skills: Spinning 5 /lvl, Braiding 3 /lvl, Weaving 1 /lvl.

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