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Complex Needs

2024-09-30T01:13:35Z

76561198002209720: Add bonus for Paste to Frogs (and Harpies). The value in game seems to be +6

{{Version|1.3.4}}
[[File:CompleNeedsHeader.PNG|thumb|360px|The Consumption Control Panel Controlling Services and Foods Needs]]
== Overview ==

Complex Needs are opportunities for Viceroys to '''boost Villager Resolve''' when fulfilled. There are 4 types of Complex Needs, they are:

* [[Complex Food Need]]
* [[Housing Need]]
* [[Clothing Need]]
* [[Services Need]]

== Fulfilling these Needs ==

=== Complex Food & Services ===

All [[Villagers]] will eat raw food to survive, but they need [[Complex Food]] to thrive and fulfill the [[Complex Food]] Need. All Species have different preferences.

Unless forced to with [[Consumption Control]], [[Villagers]] will eat only their preferred [[Complex Food]], which they gain [[Resolve]] from. If they are forced to eat a non-preferred [[Complex Food]], they will not gain [[Resolve]], but they will also not go hungry.

Services are another opportunity for Viceroys to boost [[Villager]] resolve. Services need '''both a [[Building]] and a [[Good]]''' to be used by [[Villagers]]. For example, if you have {{rl|Scrolls}} in your [[Warehouse]], you also need a [[Building]] like a {{bl|Forum}} who can disperse these to your [[Villagers]].

The Services need the following [[Goods]] to be fulfilled:

* Education: {{rl|Scrolls}}
* Brawling: {{rl|Training Gear}}
* Leisure: {{rl|Ale}}
* Luxury: {{rl|Wine}}
* Treatment: {{rl|Tea}}
* Religion: {{rl|Incense}}

<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ Table of complex food, clothing, and services needs by species
!rowspan=2| Species !!colspan=7| Complex foods !! colspan=2| Clothing !!colspan=6| Services
|-
! {{rl|Jerky|med}}
! {{rl|Porridge|med}}
! {{rl|Skewers|med}}
! {{rl|Biscuits|med}}
! {{rl|Pie|med}}
! {{rl|Pickled Goods|med}}
! [[Paste]]
! {{rl|Coats|med}}
! [[Boots]]
! {{Service link|Leisure|med}}
! {{Service link|Brawling|med}}
! {{Service link|Religion|med}}
! {{Service link|Education|med}}
! {{Service link|Luxury|med}}
! {{Service link|Treatment|med}}
|-
! {{Species link|Beavers|med}}
| —
| —
| —
| +5
| —
| +8
| —

| +5
| —

| +8
| —
| —
| +10
| +10
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Foxes|med}}
| —
| +4
| +5
| —
| —
| +8
| —

| —
| —

| —
| +8
| —
| —
| +10
| +10
|-
! [[Frogs]]
| —
| +4
| —
| —
| +5
| —
| +6

| —
| +5

| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| +10
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Harpies|med}}
| +4
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
| +6

| +5
| +5

| —
| —
| —
| +10
| —
| +10
|-
! {{Species link|Humans|med}}
| —
| +4
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
| —

| +5
| —

| +8
| —
| +8
| —
| —
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Lizards|med}}
| +4
| —
| +5
| —
| +5
| +8
| —

| —
| —

| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| —
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
Transposed:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ Transposed table of complex food, clothing, and services needs by species
!class=unsortable colspan=2| — !!class=unsortable colspan=6| Species
|-
! Category
! Need
! {{Species link|Beavers|large}}
! {{Species link|Foxes|large}}
! [[Frogs]]
! {{Species link|Harpies|large}}
! {{Species link|Humans|large}}
! {{Species link|Lizards|large}}
|-
!rowspan="7"| Complex Foods
! {{rl|Jerky|med}}
| —
| —
| —
| +4
| —
| +4
|-
! {{rl|Porridge|med}}
| —
| +4
| +4
| —
| +4
| —
|-
! {{rl|Skewers|med}}
| —
| +5
| —
| —
| —
| +5
|-
! {{rl|Biscuits|med}}
| +5
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
|-
! {{rl|Pie|med}}
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| +5
| +5
|-
! {{rl|Pickled Goods|med}}
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| —
| +8
|-
! [[Paste]]
| —
| —
| +6
| +6
| —
| —
|-
!rowspan="2"| Clothing
! {{rl|Coats|med}}
| +5
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
|-
! [[Boots]]
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
| —
|-
!rowspan="6"| Services
! {{Service link|Leisure|med}}
| +8
| —
| —
| +8
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Brawling|med}}
| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| +8
|-
! {{Service link|Religion|med}}
| —
| —
| +8
| —
| +8
| +8
|-
! {{Service link|Education|med}}
| +10
| —
| —
| +10
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Luxury|med}}
| +10
| +10
| +10
| —
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Treatment|med}}
| —
| +10
| —
| +10
| —
| —
|}

For more information, please see [[Complex Food]].

=== Complex Housing Need ===

{{MainArticle|Housing Need}}

[[File:HousingNeeds.png|550px|left]][[File:HousingNeedsExpanded.png|400px|right]]
 
On the left, we can see:
# The "Basic Shelter" need
# The "Complex Housing" need
On the right we see when hovering over these icons, an expanded panel appears. This panel shows:
* How many Species Specific (Complex Housing) is available.
* How many are "affected" (or live in this housing).
* How many are "unaffected" (Homeless or living in Basic Shelters).
* The average amount of [[Resolve]] [[Villagers]] are gaining from living in these houses.
* The maximum amount of [[Resolve]] [[Villagers]] can gain if everyone lives in these houses.

Villagers can stay in [[File:Shelter icon.png|32px]] Basic Shelters and [[File:Big Shelter icon.png|32px]] Large Shelters, but they will prefer their own Species Specific housing. These are:

* [[File:Beaver House icon.png|32px]] Beaver Houses for {{Species link|Beavers}}
* [[File:Fox House icon.png|32px]] Fox Houses for {{Species link|Foxes}}
* [[File:Harpy House icon.png|32px]] Harpy Houses for {{Species link|Harpies}}
* [[File:Human House icon.png|32px]] Human Houses for {{Species link|Humans}}
* [[File:Lizard House icon.png|32px]] Lizard Houses for {{Species link|Lizards}}
* [[File:Frog House icon.png|32px]] Frog Houses for [[Frogs]]

All Species Housing give +3 [[Resolve]] to each [[Villager]] affected, except for [[File:Fox House icon.png|32px]] Fox Houses, which give +4 [[Resolve]].

=== Clothing Need ===

3 / 6 Species use {{rl|Coats}} to boost [[Resolve]] by +5, these are:
* {{Species link|Beavers}}
* {{Species link|Harpies}}
* {{Species link|Humans}}

New {{rl|Coats}} will be used every time a [[Villager]] takes a [[break]], much like Food.

For more information, please see '''[[Clothing Need]]'''.

=== Services Needs ===

:''Main article: [[Services Needs]]''
{{:Services Needs}}

Complex Needs

2024-09-29T23:22:31Z

76561198002209720: Set bonus from boots to +5 after finding it in game

{{Version|1.3.4}}
[[File:CompleNeedsHeader.PNG|thumb|360px|The Consumption Control Panel Controlling Services and Foods Needs]]
== Overview ==

Complex Needs are opportunities for Viceroys to '''boost Villager Resolve''' when fulfilled. There are 4 types of Complex Needs, they are:

* [[Complex Food Need]]
* [[Housing Need]]
* [[Clothing Need]]
* [[Services Need]]

== Fulfilling these Needs ==

=== Complex Food & Services ===

All [[Villagers]] will eat raw food to survive, but they need [[Complex Food]] to thrive and fulfill the [[Complex Food]] Need. All Species have different preferences.

Unless forced to with [[Consumption Control]], [[Villagers]] will eat only their preferred [[Complex Food]], which they gain [[Resolve]] from. If they are forced to eat a non-preferred [[Complex Food]], they will not gain [[Resolve]], but they will also not go hungry.

Services are another opportunity for Viceroys to boost [[Villager]] resolve. Services need '''both a [[Building]] and a [[Good]]''' to be used by [[Villagers]]. For example, if you have {{rl|Scrolls}} in your [[Warehouse]], you also need a [[Building]] like a {{bl|Forum}} who can disperse these to your [[Villagers]].

The Services need the following [[Goods]] to be fulfilled:

* Education: {{rl|Scrolls}}
* Brawling: {{rl|Training Gear}}
* Leisure: {{rl|Ale}}
* Luxury: {{rl|Wine}}
* Treatment: {{rl|Tea}}
* Religion: {{rl|Incense}}

<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ Table of complex food, clothing, and services needs by species
!rowspan=2| Species !!colspan=7| Complex foods !! colspan=2| Clothing !!colspan=6| Services
|-
! {{rl|Jerky|med}}
! {{rl|Porridge|med}}
! {{rl|Skewers|med}}
! {{rl|Biscuits|med}}
! {{rl|Pie|med}}
! {{rl|Pickled Goods|med}}
! [[Paste]]
! {{rl|Coats|med}}
! [[Boots]]
! {{Service link|Leisure|med}}
! {{Service link|Brawling|med}}
! {{Service link|Religion|med}}
! {{Service link|Education|med}}
! {{Service link|Luxury|med}}
! {{Service link|Treatment|med}}
|-
! {{Species link|Beavers|med}}
| —
| —
| —
| +5
| —
| +8
| —

| +5
| —

| +8
| —
| —
| +10
| +10
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Foxes|med}}
| —
| +4
| +5
| —
| —
| +8
| —

| —
| —

| —
| +8
| —
| —
| +10
| +10
|-
! [[Frogs]]
| —
| +4
| —
| —
| +5
| —
| +?

| —
| +5

| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| +10
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Harpies|med}}
| +4
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
| —

| +5
| +5

| —
| —
| —
| +10
| —
| +10
|-
! {{Species link|Humans|med}}
| —
| +4
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
| —

| +5
| —

| +8
| —
| +8
| —
| —
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Lizards|med}}
| +4
| —
| +5
| —
| +5
| +8
| —

| —
| —

| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| —
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
Transposed:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ Transposed table of complex food, clothing, and services needs by species
!class=unsortable colspan=2| — !!class=unsortable colspan=6| Species
|-
! Category
! Need
! {{Species link|Beavers|large}}
! {{Species link|Foxes|large}}
! [[Frogs]]
! {{Species link|Harpies|large}}
! {{Species link|Humans|large}}
! {{Species link|Lizards|large}}
|-
!rowspan="7"| Complex Foods
! {{rl|Jerky|med}}
| —
| —
| —
| +4
| —
| +4
|-
! {{rl|Porridge|med}}
| —
| +4
| +4
| —
| +4
| —
|-
! {{rl|Skewers|med}}
| —
| +5
| —
| —
| —
| +5
|-
! {{rl|Biscuits|med}}
| +5
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
|-
! {{rl|Pie|med}}
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| +5
| +5
|-
! {{rl|Pickled Goods|med}}
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| —
| +8
|-
! [[Paste]]
| —
| —
| +?
| —
| —
| —
|-
!rowspan="2"| Clothing
! {{rl|Coats|med}}
| +5
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
|-
! [[Boots]]
| —
| —
| +?
| +?
| —
| —
|-
!rowspan="6"| Services
! {{Service link|Leisure|med}}
| +8
| —
| —
| +8
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Brawling|med}}
| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| +8
|-
! {{Service link|Religion|med}}
| —
| —
| +8
| —
| +8
| +8
|-
! {{Service link|Education|med}}
| +10
| —
| —
| +10
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Luxury|med}}
| +10
| +10
| +10
| —
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Treatment|med}}
| —
| +10
| —
| +10
| —
| —
|}

For more information, please see [[Complex Food]].

=== Complex Housing Need ===

{{MainArticle|Housing Need}}

[[File:HousingNeeds.png|550px|left]][[File:HousingNeedsExpanded.png|400px|right]]
 
On the left, we can see:
# The "Basic Shelter" need
# The "Complex Housing" need
On the right we see when hovering over these icons, an expanded panel appears. This panel shows:
* How many Species Specific (Complex Housing) is available.
* How many are "affected" (or live in this housing).
* How many are "unaffected" (Homeless or living in Basic Shelters).
* The average amount of [[Resolve]] [[Villagers]] are gaining from living in these houses.
* The maximum amount of [[Resolve]] [[Villagers]] can gain if everyone lives in these houses.

Villagers can stay in [[File:Shelter icon.png|32px]] Basic Shelters and [[File:Big Shelter icon.png|32px]] Large Shelters, but they will prefer their own Species Specific housing. These are:

* [[File:Beaver House icon.png|32px]] Beaver Houses for {{Species link|Beavers}}
* [[File:Fox House icon.png|32px]] Fox Houses for {{Species link|Foxes}}
* [[File:Harpy House icon.png|32px]] Harpy Houses for {{Species link|Harpies}}
* [[File:Human House icon.png|32px]] Human Houses for {{Species link|Humans}}
* [[File:Lizard House icon.png|32px]] Lizard Houses for {{Species link|Lizards}}
* [[File:Frog House icon.png|32px]] Frog Houses for [[Frogs]]

All Species Housing give +3 [[Resolve]] to each [[Villager]] affected, except for [[File:Fox House icon.png|32px]] Fox Houses, which give +4 [[Resolve]].

=== Clothing Need ===

3 / 6 Species use {{rl|Coats}} to boost [[Resolve]] by +5, these are:
* {{Species link|Beavers}}
* {{Species link|Harpies}}
* {{Species link|Humans}}

New {{rl|Coats}} will be used every time a [[Villager]] takes a [[break]], much like Food.

For more information, please see '''[[Clothing Need]]'''.

=== Services Needs ===

:''Main article: [[Services Needs]]''
{{:Services Needs}}

Frogs

2024-09-29T22:11:17Z

76561198002209720: Use the species link for Frog now that an entry is added to the module (no icons have been uploaded yet)

{{Version|1.4}}
[[File:Frog temp.png|thumb|360px|A Frog]]

== Overview ==

{{species link|Frogs|med}} are a dignified and proud people with a unique affinity for wealth, renowned for their exceptional skills in architecture and their love of water. Frogs are great at Masonry and love working with {{Specialization link|Rainwater}}.

Their [[Starting Ability]] is to reveal the location of the nearest [[Ruin]]. Frogs have a base [[Resolve]] of 10, with a [[Break]] interval of 02:30 minutes. Their [[Resilience]] is listed as Medium, while their first [[Resolve Threshold]] is 25. Frogs' [[Decadence]] is 5 and [[Hunger Tolerance]] is 8. With the lowest consumption of all species and reliance on [[Housing Upgrade]]s, Frogs reward investment in {{rl|Pack of Building Materials}} and [[Rainpunk]].

'''Frogs are only available as part of the Keepers of the Stone DLC'''. They are unlocked at [[level]] 13.

== Consumption and Satisfaction ==

Like all [[species]], Frogs need to fulfill [[Complex Needs]] to start generating [[Reputation]]. The more [[Complex Needs]] you fulfill, the higher their Resolve will go, up to a maximum of 50. With the exception of the Frog Housing [[need]], every need fulfilled grants an additional effect, like [[Boots]]' increased movement speed. Notably, Frogs need the least amount of goods to keep their increased [[Resolve]], as their [[Break]] interval is 50% longer than {{Species link|Lizards}}', for example.

<gallery mode=nolines class="center" widths="100px" heights="100px">
Icon_Resource_Porridge.png | [[Porridge]]
File:Icon Resource Paste 1.png | [[Paste]]
Icon_Resource_Pie.png | [[Pie]]
Icon_Need_Brawling.png | [[Brawling]]
Icon Service Religion.png | [[Religion]]
Icon_Need_Luxury.png | [[Luxury]]
Icon_Need_FrogHousing.png | [[Frog Housing]]
File:Icon Resource Boots 1.png | [[Boots]]
</gallery>

== Proficiency & Comfort ==

[[Frogs]]' Proficiency specialization is Masonry. It grants [[Frogs]] a 10% chance to produce twice the amount of [[resources]] when working in the following [[buildings]]:
* {{bl|Brickyard|med}}
* {{bl|Clay Pit|med}}
* {{bl|Kiln|med}}
* {{bl|Stamping Mill|med}}
* {{bl|Stonecutters' Camp|med}}
[[Frogs]]' Comfort specialization is {{Specialization link|Rainwater}}. It grants Frogs 5 [[Resolve]] when working in the following [[buildings]]:
* {{bl|Advanced Rain Collector|med}}
* {{bl|Apothecary|med}}
* {{bl|Bath House|med}}
* {{bl|Beanery|med}}
* {{bl|Distillery|med}}
* {{bl|Geyser Pump|med}}
* {{bl|Rain Collector|med}}
* {{bl|Rainpunk Foundry|med}}
* {{bl|Teahouse|med}}

== Frog-specific buildings ==

These [[Buildings]] appear as [[Reputation]] rewards only when Frogs are on the map. They can still spawn as [[Ruins]].

* [[Cannery]]
* {{bl|Forum|med}}
* [[Pantry]]

== Cornerstones and Perks ==

{{Perks|description=Frog}}

== Strategy ==

== Trivia ==

* Frogs are the only [[species]] missing the [[File:Shelter_icon.png|{{ImgS}}]] [[Basic Housing]] [[need]].
* Frogs are the first species to be added in a DLC.
* Before [[update]] 1.4, {{Specialization link|Rainwater}} was {{Species link|Foxes}}' Comfort [[specialization]].

== See Also ==
[[Beavers]]
[[Foxes]]
[[Humans]]
[[Harpies]]
[[Lizards]]

[[Category:Complex Needs]]
[[Category:Complex Food]]
[[Category:Need]]
[[Category:Resolve]]
[[Category:Villagers]]

Module:SpeciesLink

2024-09-29T22:10:17Z

76561198002209720: Clear Frog icon filename since none is uploaded yet

-- This module renders the {{Species _link}} template.
-- https://hoodedhorse.com/wiki/Against_the_Storm/Template:Species_link
--
-- This template #invokes SpeciesLink.renderLink(frame), below.
--
-- The template requires an argument, the name of the Species to which to link.
-- Optionally, the template accepts a second argument to change the size of the
-- icon that accompanies the text hyperlink. The Species is passed to
-- Module:SpeciesData, which is used to identify the wiki page to link to. It
-- also handles some basic normalization to tolerate small mistakes in spelling,
-- spacing, or punctuation.
--
-- Using the data returned, this module creates an icon and the name of the
-- Species, and wraps both in a link to the Species's wiki page. If no icon
-- size is specified, the icon will default to a size appropriate for display
-- in-line with other text.
--
-- IF there is a known Species that does not have an icon (might be the case if
-- the data is being updated), then a question-mark icon will take the place of
-- the Species's icon. This is so that people using this template will not
-- mistake a missing icon for an issue with this template and can efficienty
-- troubleshoot.
--
-- The icons are sized consistently by using existing wiki templates, {{ImgS}},
-- {{ImgM}}, etc. The sizes of icons are not stored or known by this module.
-- @module SpeciesLink
local SpeciesLink = {}

--
-- Dependencies
--
local SpeciesData = {
["Foxes"] = {
["pagename"] = "Foxes",
["icon"] = "fox_circle.png"
},
["Frogs"] = {
["pagename"] = "Frogs",
["icon"] = ""
},
["Harpies"] = {
["pagename"] = "Harpies",
["icon"] = "harpy_circle.png"
},
["Humans"] = {
["pagename"] = "Humans",
["icon"] = "human_circle.png"
},
["Beavers"] = {
["pagename"] = "Beavers",
["icon"] = "beaver_circle.png"
},
["Lizards"] = {
["pagename"] = "Lizards",
["icon"] = "lizard_circle.png"
}
}

--
-- Constants
--
-- names of the templates used to size the icons consistently
local TEMPLATE_IMGSMALL = "ImgS"
local TEMPLATE_IMGMED = "ImgM"
local TEMPLATE_IMGLARGE = "ImgL"
local TEMPLATE_IMGHUGE = "ImgH"

-- string options for icon size arguments
local S_SML = "small"
local S_MED = "med"
local S_LRG = "large"
local S_HUG = "huge"

-- filename to use if there is no known icon for a known building
local REPLACEMENT_FILENAME = "Question_mark.png"

--
-- Main rendering function
--

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Renders an icon the name of a Species linked to a wiki page corresponding
-- to the provided Species.
--
-- Uses MediaWiki markup to display the name of a wiki page and an icon that has
-- been uploaded to the wiki. Both must be known by Module:SpeciesData, or the
-- template's behavior may be different than expected.
-- @param frame a table describing the MediaWiki frame; frame['args'] is a
-- table containg the template arguments; frame['args']['Species'] is the first
-- argument, assigned to the key 'Species'; frame['args']['iconsize'] is the
-- second argument, assigned to the key 'iconsize'
-- @return a string containing the wiki markup for an icon and an internal wiki
-- page link (or an error if a problem occured)
function SpeciesLink.renderLink(frame)

-- extract the arguments we care about from the frame
local argSpeciesName = frame.args.Species
local argIconsize = frame.args.iconsize

-- validate that there's a Species name to use
if not argSpeciesName or "" == argSpeciesName then
return "SpeciesLink error: no Species given"
end

-- check if the species exists in SpeciesData
local speciesData = SpeciesData[argSpeciesName]
if not speciesData then
return "SpeciesLink error: " .. argSpeciesName .. " not found"
end

-- get the page name to make sure there was one
local Species = speciesData.pagename
if not Species or "" == Species then
return "SpeciesLink error: " .. argSpeciesName .. " not found"
end

-- the wiki markup for the internal link to the Species's wiki page
local linkPart = "[[" .. Species .. "]]"

-- store the requested size for use in a moment
local size = ""

-- Check the requested size against the allowed options. Expand the
-- corresponding template.
if S_MED == argIconsize then
size = frame:expandTemplate{title=TEMPLATE_IMGMED}
elseif S_LRG == argIconsize then
size = frame:expandTemplate{title=TEMPLATE_IMGLARGE}
elseif S_HUG == argIconsize then
size = frame:expandTemplate{title=TEMPLATE_IMGHUGE}
else
-- default to small size if the argument wasn't valid
size = frame:expandTemplate{title=TEMPLATE_IMGSMALL}
end

-- If the icon filename doesn't exist, we can still continue by substituting
-- a question mark icon instead.
local icon = speciesData.icon
if not icon or "" == icon then
icon = REPLACEMENT_FILENAME
end

-- combine the size and filename to form the iconPart
local iconPart = "[[File:" .. icon .. "|" .. size .. "|link=" .. Species .. "|alt=" .. Species .. "|" .. Species .. "]]"

-- combine the file part with the link part
return iconPart .. " " .. linkPart
end

-- return when required into another module
return SpeciesLink

Module:SpeciesLink

2024-09-29T22:05:18Z

76561198002209720: Add data entry for Frogs

-- This module renders the {{Species _link}} template.
-- https://hoodedhorse.com/wiki/Against_the_Storm/Template:Species_link
--
-- This template #invokes SpeciesLink.renderLink(frame), below.
--
-- The template requires an argument, the name of the Species to which to link.
-- Optionally, the template accepts a second argument to change the size of the
-- icon that accompanies the text hyperlink. The Species is passed to
-- Module:SpeciesData, which is used to identify the wiki page to link to. It
-- also handles some basic normalization to tolerate small mistakes in spelling,
-- spacing, or punctuation.
--
-- Using the data returned, this module creates an icon and the name of the
-- Species, and wraps both in a link to the Species's wiki page. If no icon
-- size is specified, the icon will default to a size appropriate for display
-- in-line with other text.
--
-- IF there is a known Species that does not have an icon (might be the case if
-- the data is being updated), then a question-mark icon will take the place of
-- the Species's icon. This is so that people using this template will not
-- mistake a missing icon for an issue with this template and can efficienty
-- troubleshoot.
--
-- The icons are sized consistently by using existing wiki templates, {{ImgS}},
-- {{ImgM}}, etc. The sizes of icons are not stored or known by this module.
-- @module SpeciesLink
local SpeciesLink = {}

--
-- Dependencies
--
local SpeciesData = {
["Foxes"] = {
["pagename"] = "Foxes",
["icon"] = "fox_circle.png"
},
["Frogs"] = {
["pagename"] = "Frogs",
["icon"] = "frog_circle.png"
},
["Harpies"] = {
["pagename"] = "Harpies",
["icon"] = "harpy_circle.png"
},
["Humans"] = {
["pagename"] = "Humans",
["icon"] = "human_circle.png"
},
["Beavers"] = {
["pagename"] = "Beavers",
["icon"] = "beaver_circle.png"
},
["Lizards"] = {
["pagename"] = "Lizards",
["icon"] = "lizard_circle.png"
}
}

--
-- Constants
--
-- names of the templates used to size the icons consistently
local TEMPLATE_IMGSMALL = "ImgS"
local TEMPLATE_IMGMED = "ImgM"
local TEMPLATE_IMGLARGE = "ImgL"
local TEMPLATE_IMGHUGE = "ImgH"

-- string options for icon size arguments
local S_SML = "small"
local S_MED = "med"
local S_LRG = "large"
local S_HUG = "huge"

-- filename to use if there is no known icon for a known building
local REPLACEMENT_FILENAME = "Question_mark.png"

--
-- Main rendering function
--

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Renders an icon the name of a Species linked to a wiki page corresponding
-- to the provided Species.
--
-- Uses MediaWiki markup to display the name of a wiki page and an icon that has
-- been uploaded to the wiki. Both must be known by Module:SpeciesData, or the
-- template's behavior may be different than expected.
-- @param frame a table describing the MediaWiki frame; frame['args'] is a
-- table containg the template arguments; frame['args']['Species'] is the first
-- argument, assigned to the key 'Species'; frame['args']['iconsize'] is the
-- second argument, assigned to the key 'iconsize'
-- @return a string containing the wiki markup for an icon and an internal wiki
-- page link (or an error if a problem occured)
function SpeciesLink.renderLink(frame)

-- extract the arguments we care about from the frame
local argSpeciesName = frame.args.Species
local argIconsize = frame.args.iconsize

-- validate that there's a Species name to use
if not argSpeciesName or "" == argSpeciesName then
return "SpeciesLink error: no Species given"
end

-- check if the species exists in SpeciesData
local speciesData = SpeciesData[argSpeciesName]
if not speciesData then
return "SpeciesLink error: " .. argSpeciesName .. " not found"
end

-- get the page name to make sure there was one
local Species = speciesData.pagename
if not Species or "" == Species then
return "SpeciesLink error: " .. argSpeciesName .. " not found"
end

-- the wiki markup for the internal link to the Species's wiki page
local linkPart = "[[" .. Species .. "]]"

-- store the requested size for use in a moment
local size = ""

-- Check the requested size against the allowed options. Expand the
-- corresponding template.
if S_MED == argIconsize then
size = frame:expandTemplate{title=TEMPLATE_IMGMED}
elseif S_LRG == argIconsize then
size = frame:expandTemplate{title=TEMPLATE_IMGLARGE}
elseif S_HUG == argIconsize then
size = frame:expandTemplate{title=TEMPLATE_IMGHUGE}
else
-- default to small size if the argument wasn't valid
size = frame:expandTemplate{title=TEMPLATE_IMGSMALL}
end

-- If the icon filename doesn't exist, we can still continue by substituting
-- a question mark icon instead.
local icon = speciesData.icon
if not icon or "" == icon then
icon = REPLACEMENT_FILENAME
end

-- combine the size and filename to form the iconPart
local iconPart = "[[File:" .. icon .. "|" .. size .. "|link=" .. Species .. "|alt=" .. Species .. "|" .. Species .. "]]"

-- combine the file part with the link part
return iconPart .. " " .. linkPart
end

-- return when required into another module
return SpeciesLink

Frogs

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{{Version|1.4}}
[[File:Frog temp.png|thumb|360px|A Frog]]

== Overview ==

[[Frogs]] are a dignified and proud people with a unique affinity for wealth, renowned for their exceptional skills in architecture and their love of water. Frogs are great at Masonry and love working with {{Specialization link|Rainwater}}.

Their [[Starting Ability]] is to reveal the location of the nearest [[Ruin]]. Frogs have a base [[Resolve]] of 10, with a [[Break]] interval of 02:30 minutes. Their [[Resilience]] is listed as Medium, while their first [[Resolve Threshold]] is 25. Frogs' [[Decadence]] is 5 and [[Hunger Tolerance]] is 8. With the lowest consumption of all species and reliance on [[Housing Upgrade]]s, Frogs reward investment in {{rl|Pack of Building Materials}} and [[Rainpunk]].

'''Frogs are only available as part of the Keepers of the Stone DLC'''. They are unlocked at [[level]] 13.

== Consumption and Satisfaction ==

Like all [[species]], Frogs need to fulfill [[Complex Needs]] to start generating [[Reputation]]. The more [[Complex Needs]] you fulfill, the higher their Resolve will go, up to a maximum of 50. With the exception of the Frog Housing [[need]], every need fulfilled grants an additional effect, like [[Boots]]' increased movement speed. Notably, Frogs need the least amount of goods to keep their increased [[Resolve]], as their [[Break]] interval is 50% longer than {{Species link|Lizards}}', for example.

<gallery mode=nolines class="center" widths="100px" heights="100px">
Icon_Resource_Porridge.png | [[Porridge]]
File:Icon Resource Paste 1.png | [[Paste]]
Icon_Resource_Pie.png | [[Pie]]
Icon_Need_Brawling.png | [[Brawling]]
Icon Service Religion.png | [[Religion]]
Icon_Need_Luxury.png | [[Luxury]]
Icon_Need_FrogHousing.png | [[Frog Housing]]
File:Icon Resource Boots 1.png | [[Boots]]
</gallery>

== Proficiency & Comfort ==

[[Frogs]]' Proficiency specialization is Masonry. It grants [[Frogs]] a 10% chance to produce twice the amount of [[resources]] when working in the following [[buildings]]:
* {{bl|Brickyard|med}}
* {{bl|Clay Pit|med}}
* {{bl|Kiln|med}}
* {{bl|Stamping Mill|med}}
* {{bl|Stonecutters' Camp|med}}
[[Frogs]]' Comfort specialization is {{Specialization link|Rainwater}}. It grants Frogs 5 [[Resolve]] when working in the following [[buildings]]:
* {{bl|Advanced Rain Collector|med}}
* {{bl|Apothecary|med}}
* {{bl|Bath House|med}}
* {{bl|Beanery|med}}
* {{bl|Distillery|med}}
* {{bl|Geyser Pump|med}}
* {{bl|Rain Collector|med}}
* {{bl|Rainpunk Foundry|med}}
* {{bl|Teahouse|med}}

== Frog-specific buildings ==

These [[Buildings]] appear as [[Reputation]] rewards only when Frogs are on the map. They can still spawn as [[Ruins]].

* [[Cannery]]
* {{bl|Forum|med}}
* [[Pantry]]

== Cornerstones and Perks ==

{{Perks|description=Frog}}

== Strategy ==

== Trivia ==

* Frogs are the only [[species]] missing the [[File:Shelter_icon.png|{{ImgS}}]] [[Basic Housing]] [[need]].
* Frogs are the first species to be added in a DLC.
* Before [[update]] 1.4, {{Specialization link|Rainwater}} was {{Species link|Foxes}}' Comfort [[specialization]].

== See Also ==
[[Beavers]]
[[Foxes]]
[[Humans]]
[[Harpies]]
[[Lizards]]

[[Category:Complex Needs]]
[[Category:Complex Food]]
[[Category:Need]]
[[Category:Resolve]]
[[Category:Villagers]]

Beavers

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{{Version|1.4}}
[[File:Beaver_Portrait.png|thumb|360px|A Beaver]]

== Overview ==

{{species link|Beavers|med}} are hardworking and honest, but also quite demanding. The are gifted at {{Specialization link|Woodworking}} and enjoy {{Specialization link|Engineering}}.

Their [[Starting Ability]] is to extend available trade offers by 1 in each neighboring town. Beavers has a base [[Resolve]] of 10, with a [[Break]] interval of 02:00 minutes. Their [[Resilience]] is listed as Low, and their [[Demand]], along with {{species link|Humans}}', is the highest at 30. With a [[Decadence]] level of 2 and a [[Hunger Tolerance]] of 6, Beavers are the hardest [[species]] to please, but also slowest to raise their expectations. Their Starting Ability, [[ #Beaver-Specific buildings | species-specific buildings]] and [[Housing Upgrade]]s all encourage a [[trade]]-heavy playstyle.

== Consumption and Satisfaction ==

Like all [[species]], Beavers need to fulfill [[Complex Needs]] to start generating [[Reputation]]. The more [[Complex Needs]] you fulfill, the higher their Resolve will go, up to a maximum of 50. With the exception of the [[Housing Need]]s, every need fulfilled grants an additional effect, like {{rl|Biscuits}}' increased double production chance.

<gallery mode=nolines class="center" widths="100px" heights="100px">
Icon_Resource_Biscuits.png|[[Biscuits]]
Icon_Resource_PickledGoods.png | [[Pickled Goods]]
Icon Need Education.png| [[Education]]
Icon Need Leisure.png | [[Leisure]]
Icon Need Luxury.png | [[Luxury]]
Icon_Need_BasicHousing.png | [[Basic Housing]]
Icon_Need_BeaverHousing.png | [[Beaver Housing]]
Icon_Resource_Coats.png | [[Clothing]]
</gallery>

== Proficiency & Comfort ==

[[Beavers]]' Proficiency specialization is {{Specialization link|Woodworking}}. It grants Beavers a 10% chance to produce twice the amount of [[resources]] when working in the following [[buildings]]:
* {{bl|Carpenter|med}}
* {{bl|Cooperage|med}}
* {{bl|Forester's Hut|med}}
* {{bl|Lumber Mill|med}}
* {{bl|Woodcutters' Camp|med}}
Beavers' Comfort specialization is {{Specialization link|Engineering}}. It grants Beavers 5 [[Resolve]] when working in the following [[buildings]]:
* {{bl|Finesmith|med}}
* {{bl|Mine|med}}
* {{bl|Press|med}}
* {{bl|Rain Mill|med}}
* {{bl|Rainpunk Foundry|med}}
* {{bl|Smithy|med}}
* {{bl|Stamping Mill|med}}
* {{bl|Tinkerer|med}}
* {{bl|Toolshop|med}}

== Beaver-specific buildings ==

These [[buildings]] appear as [[Reputation]] rewards only when Beavers are on the map. They can still spawn as [[Ruins]].

* {{bl|Cellar|med}}
* {{bl|Guild House|med}}
* {{bl|Scribe|med}}

== Cornerstones and Perks ==

{{Perks|description=Beaver}}

== Strategy ==

* [[Beavers]] are not a [[species]] a Viceroy should rely on for [[Resolve]]-based [[Reputation]] gain. Out of all species, Beavers need the most Resolve to start generating Reputation at +20 from base Resolve.
* Consider assigning a Beaver [[Firekeeper]] when you have more than 1 [[Hearth]] and want to save on fuel. This is especially effective if you have the '''Secret Techniques of the Firekeeper''' [[Perk]].
* [[Beaver Housing]] is prohibitively expensive at [[Prestige]] 6+. Combined with Beavers' low Reputation generation potential and higher than average base Resolve, there is little reason to build their species Housing.
* {{Specialization link|Woodworking}} Proficiency in the {{bl|Woodcutters' Camp}} has minimal impact on {{rl|Wood}} output. In a low {{rl|Wood}} [[biome]] like [[Marshlands]], a Beaver woodcutter will bring in an average of ~34 {{rl|Wood}} over the course of a 12-minute year compared to ~31 {{rl|Wood}} for other species.

== Trivia ==

[[File:BeaverGroup.png|100px|left|alt=A Group of Beavers]]
* There is a Beaver [[Trader]] named [[Old Farluf]]. 
* Beavers have two skins, bearded and beardless, they also have two voice pitches, high and low.
* At 5 [[blueprints]], Beavers have the fewest Proficiency bonuses of all [[species]].
* Beavers were one of the three initial species available in Against the Storm.
* Beavers are immortalized into Plushies that Eremite Games once sold and occasionally give away in events.
 

==== Players' Beaver Plushies: ====
<gallery mode=nolines heights=100px>
File:Plushie_BigWill.jpg|BigWill's Plushie
File:Plushie_ShadeonKoopa.jpg|Shadeon_Koopa's Plushie
File:Plushie_MadJack.jpg|MadJack's Plushie
File:Plushie pwjlafontaine.jpg|Pwjlafontaine's Plushie
File:MontyCrisplyPlushie.jpg|MontyCrisply's Plushie
File:Dan'sPLushie.jpg|Dan's Plushie
File:Rikzo'sPlushie.jpg|Rikzo's Plushie
File:MattHoodedHorseBenji.jpg|Matt from HH's Plushie (Benji)
File:LukasPlushie.png|Lukas from Eremite's Plushie
</gallery>

''Users volunteered for images to be used in Wiki. Thanks to all who posted! Tag @Alcawen to have your Beaver plushie added to the wiki!
''

== See Also ==

[[Foxes]]
[[Frogs]]
[[Harpies]]
[[Humans]]
[[Lizards]]
[[Farluf]] the Beaver [[Trader]]

[[Category:Complex Needs]]
[[Category:Complex Food]]
[[Category:Need]]
[[Category:Resolve]]
[[Category:Villagers]]

Complex Needs

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{{Version|1.3.4}}
[[File:CompleNeedsHeader.PNG|thumb|360px|The Consumption Control Panel Controlling Services and Foods Needs]]
== Overview ==

Complex Needs are opportunities for Viceroys to '''boost Villager Resolve''' when fulfilled. There are 4 types of Complex Needs, they are:

* [[Complex Food Need]]
* [[Housing Need]]
* [[Clothing Need]]
* [[Services Need]]

== Fulfilling these Needs ==

=== Complex Food & Services ===

All [[Villagers]] will eat raw food to survive, but they need [[Complex Food]] to thrive and fulfill the [[Complex Food]] Need. All Species have different preferences.

Unless forced to with [[Consumption Control]], [[Villagers]] will eat only their preferred [[Complex Food]], which they gain [[Resolve]] from. If they are forced to eat a non-preferred [[Complex Food]], they will not gain [[Resolve]], but they will also not go hungry.

Services are another opportunity for Viceroys to boost [[Villager]] resolve. Services need '''both a [[Building]] and a [[Good]]''' to be used by [[Villagers]]. For example, if you have {{rl|Scrolls}} in your [[Warehouse]], you also need a [[Building]] like a {{bl|Forum}} who can disperse these to your [[Villagers]].

The Services need the following [[Goods]] to be fulfilled:

* Education: {{rl|Scrolls}}
* Brawling: {{rl|Training Gear}}
* Leisure: {{rl|Ale}}
* Luxury: {{rl|Wine}}
* Treatment: {{rl|Tea}}
* Religion: {{rl|Incense}}

<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ Table of complex food, clothing, and services needs by species
!rowspan=2| Species !!colspan=7| Complex foods !! colspan=2| Clothing !!colspan=6| Services
|-
! {{rl|Jerky|med}}
! {{rl|Porridge|med}}
! {{rl|Skewers|med}}
! {{rl|Biscuits|med}}
! {{rl|Pie|med}}
! {{rl|Pickled Goods|med}}
! [[Paste]]
! {{rl|Coats|med}}
! [[Boots]]
! {{Service link|Leisure|med}}
! {{Service link|Brawling|med}}
! {{Service link|Religion|med}}
! {{Service link|Education|med}}
! {{Service link|Luxury|med}}
! {{Service link|Treatment|med}}
|-
! {{Species link|Beavers|med}}
| —
| —
| —
| +5
| —
| +8
| —

| +5
| —

| +8
| —
| —
| +10
| +10
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Foxes|med}}
| —
| +4
| +5
| —
| —
| +8
| —

| —
| —

| —
| +8
| —
| —
| +10
| +10
|-
! [[Frogs]]
| —
| +4
| —
| —
| +5
| —
| +?

| —
| +?

| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| +10
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Harpies|med}}
| +4
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
| —

| +5
| +?

| —
| —
| —
| +10
| —
| +10
|-
! {{Species link|Humans|med}}
| —
| +4
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
| —

| +5
| —

| +8
| —
| +8
| —
| —
| —
|-
! {{Species link|Lizards|med}}
| +4
| —
| +5
| —
| +5
| +8
| —

| —
| —

| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| —
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
Transposed:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ Transposed table of complex food, clothing, and services needs by species
!class=unsortable colspan=2| — !!class=unsortable colspan=6| Species
|-
! Category
! Need
! {{Species link|Beavers|large}}
! {{Species link|Foxes|large}}
! [[Frogs]]
! {{Species link|Harpies|large}}
! {{Species link|Humans|large}}
! {{Species link|Lizards|large}}
|-
!rowspan="7"| Complex Foods
! {{rl|Jerky|med}}
| —
| —
| —
| +4
| —
| +4
|-
! {{rl|Porridge|med}}
| —
| +4
| +4
| —
| +4
| —
|-
! {{rl|Skewers|med}}
| —
| +5
| —
| —
| —
| +5
|-
! {{rl|Biscuits|med}}
| +5
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
|-
! {{rl|Pie|med}}
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| +5
| +5
|-
! {{rl|Pickled Goods|med}}
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| —
| +8
|-
! [[Paste]]
| —
| —
| +?
| —
| —
| —
|-
!rowspan="2"| Clothing
! {{rl|Coats|med}}
| +5
| —
| —
| +5
| +5
| —
|-
! [[Boots]]
| —
| —
| +?
| +?
| —
| —
|-
!rowspan="6"| Services
! {{Service link|Leisure|med}}
| +8
| —
| —
| +8
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Brawling|med}}
| —
| +8
| +8
| —
| —
| +8
|-
! {{Service link|Religion|med}}
| —
| —
| +8
| —
| +8
| +8
|-
! {{Service link|Education|med}}
| +10
| —
| —
| +10
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Luxury|med}}
| +10
| +10
| +10
| —
| —
| —
|-
! {{Service link|Treatment|med}}
| —
| +10
| —
| +10
| —
| —
|}

For more information, please see [[Complex Food]].

=== Complex Housing Need ===

{{MainArticle|Housing Need}}

[[File:HousingNeeds.png|550px|left]][[File:HousingNeedsExpanded.png|400px|right]]
 
On the left, we can see:
# The "Basic Shelter" need
# The "Complex Housing" need
On the right we see when hovering over these icons, an expanded panel appears. This panel shows:
* How many Species Specific (Complex Housing) is available.
* How many are "affected" (or live in this housing).
* How many are "unaffected" (Homeless or living in Basic Shelters).
* The average amount of [[Resolve]] [[Villagers]] are gaining from living in these houses.
* The maximum amount of [[Resolve]] [[Villagers]] can gain if everyone lives in these houses.

Villagers can stay in [[File:Shelter icon.png|32px]] Basic Shelters and [[File:Big Shelter icon.png|32px]] Large Shelters, but they will prefer their own Species Specific housing. These are:

* [[File:Beaver House icon.png|32px]] Beaver Houses for {{Species link|Beavers}}
* [[File:Fox House icon.png|32px]] Fox Houses for {{Species link|Foxes}}
* [[File:Harpy House icon.png|32px]] Harpy Houses for {{Species link|Harpies}}
* [[File:Human House icon.png|32px]] Human Houses for {{Species link|Humans}}
* [[File:Lizard House icon.png|32px]] Lizard Houses for {{Species link|Lizards}}
* [[File:Frog House icon.png|32px]] Frog Houses for [[Frogs]]

All Species Housing give +3 [[Resolve]] to each [[Villager]] affected, except for [[File:Fox House icon.png|32px]] Fox Houses, which give +4 [[Resolve]].

=== Clothing Need ===

3 / 6 Species use {{rl|Coats}} to boost [[Resolve]] by +5, these are:
* {{Species link|Beavers}}
* {{Species link|Harpies}}
* {{Species link|Humans}}

New {{rl|Coats}} will be used every time a [[Villager]] takes a [[break]], much like Food.

For more information, please see '''[[Clothing Need]]'''.

=== Services Needs ===

:''Main article: [[Services Needs]]''
{{:Services Needs}}