{{Version|1.11.1}}
[[File:World map modifiers.png|thumb|Different World Map modifiers]]

== Overview ==

The [[World Map]] is full of things waiting to be discovered. Every point of interest in the fog of war is marked with a question mark and may turn out to be either a modifier or a [[World Events|World Event]].

World modifiers add effects or conditions to any settlements built next to the tile the modifier is on. You cannot settle directly on these tiles or move your caravan through them directly, effectively shortening your embarkation range near them. Some of these effects are beneficial and make your mission easier, and others add challenging constraints or significant limitations on your settlement.

To accept a modifier challenge, simply settle on a map tile adjacent to it. After you win a game near it, the modifier will disappear and you'll be [[#Modifiers_and_meta_resource_rewards|rewarded with additional Citadel Resources]] and, if the modifier was negative, a [[#Royal Resupply|special supply box]].

== List of positive world modifiers ==

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ World modifiers that benefit settlements
! World modifier !! Rewards !!class=unsortable| Description
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:AbandonedSettlement.png}} Abandoned Settlement
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| Another Viceroy tried to settle this area, but unfortunately failed... You start with a small destroyed settlement (3 [[Ruins]]) in your initial glade.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:FertileGrounds.png}} Fertile Grounds
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| Glades have an increased chance of including [[Fertile Soil]] (around +44%)<ref>Testing done by Discord user @.jhazrun https://discord.com/channels/418545968666116096/716220199182925825/1196665391787823234</ref>.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:ForsakenGodsTemple.png}} Forsaken Gods Temple
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| The Forsaken Gods' blessings can be ambiguous. You have a higher chance of receiving timed [[Order]]s from the Crown.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:LevitatingMonument.png}} Levitating Monument
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| The power of a nearby monument makes everything feel lighter. You can move most [[buildings]] in your settlement.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:OverGrownLibrary.png}} Overgrown Library
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A remnant of a bygone era, when royal archivists themselves ventured out into the wilderness in search of knowledge. The first [[blueprint]] choice is replaced by a Wildcard (you can choose one blueprint from all unlocked blueprints).
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:PetrifiedNecropolis.png}} Petrified Necropolis
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| Rocks in this region have a very peculiar shape. And they smell funny... Dead villagers turn to stone. Gain 5 {{rl|Meat}} for every 10 {{rl|Stone}} or {{rl|Clay}} produced.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RoyalOutpost.png}} Royal Outpost
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| The proximity of a Royal Outpost makes it easier to communicate with the crown. The pool of [[Orders|Order choices]] will increase by 1.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RuinedArmory.png}} Ruined Armory
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| An old abandoned armory, left behind after the Great Civil War. No villagers will die when attacking a [[trader]].
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RuinsModifier.png}} Ruins
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| This region was settled very frequently in the past. The chance of finding [[Ruins]] in Glades is much higher.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:WatchTower.png}} Watchtower
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| The Royal Guard is watching over this region. Discovering [[Glades]] doesn't increase [[Hostility]].
|}

== List of negative world modifiers ==

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ World modifiers that make missions harder
! World modifier !! Rewards !!class=unsortable| Description
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:AncientBattleground.png}} Ancient Battleground
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| This land was once the place of a mythical battle. You start with 50/75/100/150 extra [[Hostility]] points (Hostility scales based on [[difficulty]]).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:b_04.png}} Ancient Spire
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| An ominous structure made from a material not known to contemporary scholars. Clouds swirl around the tip of this giant tower. [[Seasons]] have random durations: Drizzle and Clearance: 33% - 133%; Storm: 75% - 175%<ref>1.11.1 Rebel Hideout update. https://eremitegames.com/rebel-hideout-update-1-11/</ref>.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:BanditCamp.png}} Bandit Camp
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| [[Traders]] are afraid, and will not visit this area. Neither [[trading]] nor [[#Trade Routes|trade routes]] are available.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:BarrenLands.png}} Barren Lands
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| The soil is too acidic. There is no [[Fertile Soil]] anywhere in this region.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:CorrosiveTorrent.png}} Corrosive Torrent
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| The rain is especially toxic in this region. No [[resources]] will be refunded after destroying a [[building]].
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:DangerousLands.png}} Dangerous Lands
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| Only [[#Glades#Dangerous_Glades|Dangerous Glades]] can be found in this region.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier Drylands.png}} Drylands*
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| For some reason, even in а world of constant rain, some regions have по underground water reservoirs. This area doesn't have any [[Rainwater Geyser]]s.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:FishmenRitualSite.png}} Fishmen Ritual Site
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| A holy site for the Fishmen. No envoy dares to pass through here. [[Orders]] are disabled.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:FloodedMines.png}} Flooded Mines
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| This region was heavily exploited by other viceroys. [[Hostility]] doesn't grow with each passing year, but you’ll gain 2/3/4/6 more Hostility per [[villager]] (Hostility scales based on [[difficulty]]).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:ForbiddenLands.png}} Forbidden Lands
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| Only [[#Glades#Forbidden_Glades|Forbidden Glades]] can be found in this region.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Frosts.png}} Frosts
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A bizarre cold rises from below and engulfs the Sacred Flame. Reduces the radius of [[Hearths]] by 3 tiles (down to 6).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:GatheringStorm.png}} Gathering Storm
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A mysterious force is drawing in heavy clouds. Every year, the storm lasts 25% longer (additive).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Order_Generic 3.png}} Guild Territory
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| By royal decree, this land belongs to the Merchant Guild, and only its appointed representatives may settle here. You begin with a single villager per [[species]]. Additional villagers from [[Embarkation]] Bonuses and [[World Events]] are not granted.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:HauntedForest.png}} Haunted Forest
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| Sometimes, viceroys condemn their people to a terrible fate... Dangerous and Forbidden [[Glade]] warnings are disabled.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:LandOfGreed.png}} Land of Greed
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| The strange totem causes you to only focus on your wealth... And the Crown is worried. [[Impatience]] grows 50% quicker, but every ongoing [[#Trade Route|trade route]] reduces the Impatience generation speed by 20%.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:MonasteryoftheHolyFlame'.png}} Monastery of the Holy Flame
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| The Monks of the Holy Flame are a fanatically egalitarian order. You cannot [[Consumption Control | forbid consumption]], or [[favor]] any species.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Caravanner Portrait.png}} Ominous Presence
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| Something strange is trapped beneath the ground. Gain twice the [[Hostility]] each year (+15/22/30/45 depending on [[difficulty]]), but every time a [[villager]] dies or leaves, Hostility decreases by 15 (doesn't scale, always -15).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Rebel Hideout.png}} Rebel Hideout
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| Strange things happen on the road to your settlement. Some villagers simply… never show up. Your settlement is limited to two species.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier Riverlands.png}} Riverlands*
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A region crisscrossed by countless rivers, both large and small. Usable land is scarce, as most of the terrain is either flooded or split by waterways. Your settlement starts on a small, isolated island.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:ShatteredObelisk.png}} Shattered Obelisk
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| You are unable to use the pause function.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier SilentDominion.png}} Silent Dominion*
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| This place опсе held great significance for the ancients. Even now, а mysterious guardian still watches over it. You are not allowed to have more than 3 yearly [[Cornerstones]] at a time (you get to choose which of the three Cornerstones to discard when picking the fourth one).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:SparkdewCrystals.png}} Sparkdew Crystals
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| The crown warned you not to settle near giant Sparkdew Crystals. Start with 6 [[Impatience]].
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:StatueoftheForefathers.png}} Statue of the Forefathers
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A crumbling statue depicting an unknown species. You can choose from 1 fewer [[Cornerstones]] (can't go below 1).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:SGI_01.png}} Sacred Grove
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| A revered site commemorating the peace forged after the Great Civil War. Your settlement can have four [[species]] at once, but you cannot choose [[Newcomer]] groups. Each [[Drizzle|Drizzle season]], you gain 1 random villager for each discovered [[glade]] (including the starting glade).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:UntamedWilds.png}} Untamed Wilds
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| Nobody has settled in this region for multiple cycles. Every Dangerous and Forbidden Glade contains two threats instead of one (except Glades with Archaeological Discoveries in the [[Scarlet Orchard]]).
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki> Nightwatchers DLC exclusive modifier

== Modifiers and meta resource rewards ==

=== Positive modifiers ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|-
|+ Rewards at different difficulties
|-
! Modifier
! Resource
! Settler
! Pioneer
! Veteran
! Viceroy
! Prestige 5
! Prestige 10
! Prestige 15
! Prestige 20
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:AbandonedSettlement.png}} Abandoned Settlement
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:FertileGrounds.png}} Fertile Grounds
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 3
| 6
| 10
| 13
| 14
| 16
| 17
| 21
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:ForsakenGodsTemple.png}} Forsaken Gods Temple
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 34
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:LevitatingMonument.png}} Levitating Monument
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 3
| 6
| 10
| 13
| 14
| 16
| 17
| 21
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:OverGrownLibrary.png}} Overgrown Library
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 5
| 10 13
| 16 21
| 20 26
| 21 29
| 23 31
| 26 34
| 31 42
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:PetrifiedNecropolis.png}} Petrified Necropolis
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RoyalOutpost.png}} Royal Outpost
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 4
| 10
| 16
| 20
| 21
| 23
| 26
| 31
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RuinedArmory.png}} Ruined Armory
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 3 4
| 6 10
| 10 16
| 13 20
| 14 21
| 16 23
| 17 26
| 21 31
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RuinsModifier.png}} Ruins
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4
| 10
| 16
| 20
| 21
| 23
| 26
| 31
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:WatchTower.png}} Watchtower
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 4
| 10
| 16
| 20
| 21
| 23
| 26
| 31
|}

=== Negative modifiers ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|-
|+ Rewards at different difficulties
|-
! Modifier
! Resource
! Settler
! Pioneer
! Veteran
! Viceroy
! Prestige 5
! Prestige 10
! Prestige 15
! Prestige 20
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:AncientBattleground.png}} Ancient Battleground
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:b_04.png}} Ancient Spire
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 3
| 10 6
| 16 10
| 20 13
| 21 14
| 23 16
| 26 17
| 31 21
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:BanditCamp.png}} Bandit Camp
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:BarrenLands.png}} Barren Lands
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:CorrosiveTorrent.png}} Corrosive Torrent
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:DangerousLands.png}} Dangerous Lands
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier Drylands.png}} Drylands*
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:FishmenRitualSite.png}} Fishmen Ritual Site
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 8
| 16
| 26
| 32
| 36
| 39
| 42
| 52
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:FloodedMines.png}} Flooded Mines
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:ForbiddenLands.png}} Forbidden Lands
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Frosts.png}} Frosts
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:GatheringStorm.png}} Gathering Storm
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Order_Generic 3.png}} Guild Territory
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:HauntedForest.png}} Haunted Forest
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 34
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:LandOfGreed.png}} Land of Greed
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:MonasteryoftheHolyFlame'.png}} Monastery of the Holy Flame
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Caravanner Portrait.png}} Ominous Presence
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 34
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Rebel Hideout.png}} Rebel Hideout
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier Riverlands.png}} Riverlands*
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:ShatteredObelisk.png}} Shattered Obelisk
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier SilentDominion.png}} Silent Dominion*
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 34
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:SparkdewCrystals.png}} Sparkdew Crystals
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 8
| 16
| 26
| 32
| 36
| 39
| 42
| 52
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:StatueoftheForefathers.png}} Statue of the Forefathers
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:SGI_01.png}} Sacred Grove
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 3
| 10 6
| 16 10
| 20 13
| 21 14
| 23 16
| 26 17
| 31 21
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:UntamedWilds.png}} Untamed Wilds
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|}<nowiki>*</nowiki> Nightwatchers DLC exclusive modifier

== World Map generation ==

Modifiers can appear at any distance from the [[Citadel]], as long as the tile is not directly adjacent to it. Positive and negative modifiers have different weighting depending on the distance:
* Positive modifiers have a higher chance of appearing near the Smoldering City, and a lower chance of spawning far away.<ref name="multiple">0.53.2 Cycles Reforged update. https://eremitegames.com/cycles-reforged-update/</ref>
* Negative modifiers have a higher chance of spawning further away, and a lower chance of appearing near the Smoldering City.<ref name="multiple">0.53.2 Cycles Reforged update. https://eremitegames.com/cycles-reforged-update/</ref>

According to the patch notes for 0.57.1 Seal Contracts update<ref>0.57.1 Seal Contracts Update patch notes. https://eremitegames.com/seal-contracts-update/</ref>, once the Gold [[Seal]] has been reforged, the number of modifiers spawned increases. Additionally, the probability of positive modifiers spawning decreases in favor of negative modifiers.

=== Restrictions ===

Modifiers can't spawn next to [[World Events]]. Identical modifiers can't spawn next to each other. Additionally, not all modifiers can spawn next to all biomes. A number of [[biome]]-modifier combinations are avoided during [[World Map]] generation to prevent conflicts and "free" rewards. All restrictions still apply when using [[World Events#Sadrath_the_Wise|Sadrath the Wise]] World Event to spawn modifiers.

{| class="wikitable" style="vertical-align:bottom;"
|-
! Biome
! colspan="6" | Prevented World Map modifiers
|-
| [[File:Icon Biom Poro.png|32px]] [[Bamboo Flats]]
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Barren Lands}}
| colspan="5" | {{c|{{PerkGreen}}|Fertile Grounds}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biom Cave.png|32px]] [[Rocky Ravine]]
| colspan="6" | {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Bandit Camp}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biom Ashen.png|32px]] [[Ashen Thicket]]
| colspan="6" | None
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Bay.png|32px]] [[Coastal Grove]]
| colspan="6" | None
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome CoralForest.png|32px]] [[Coral Forest]]
| colspan="6" | None
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Cursed.png|32px]] [[Cursed Royal Woodlands]]
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Dangerous Lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Forbidden lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Haunted Forest}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Monastery of the Holy Flame}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Riverlands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Untamed Wilds}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Marshlands.png|32px]] [[Marshlands]]
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Dangerous Lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Forbidden Lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Riverlands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Untamed Wilds}}
| colspan="2" | {{c|{{PerkGreen}}|Ruins}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Royal Woodlands.png|32px]] [[Royal Woodlands]]
| colspan="6" | None
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome ScarletOrchard.png|32px]] [[Scarlet Orchard]]
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Dangerous Lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Forbidden Lands}}
| colspan="4" | {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Riverlands}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Sealed Forest.png|32px]] [[Sealed Forest]]
| colspan="6" | World Map modifiers can't generate next to Sealed Forest
|}

== Royal Resupply ==
[[File:Royal resupply.png|Royal Resupply screen|thumb|350px|right]]

Each time a settlement is successfully completed next to a negative modifier, players are rewarded with a Royal Resupply. Royal Resupplies present a choice between 3 options:
* Caravan Wagons:
** +2 Vision and [[Embarkation]] range on the [[World Map]] for the next settlement.
* Supply Package:
** 4 Reserve Embarkation points (reserve Embarkation points last till the end of the current cycle).
* Obisidian Box:
** 5 [[File:SealFragment.png|{{ImgS}}]] [[Sealed_Forest#Requirements_for_Entry| Seal Fragments]].

It is possible to get up to 3 Royal Resupplies after a single settlement. World Map generation doesn't allow for more modifiers to spawn within range of a single settlement.

The game doesn't allow the next settlement to start before all Royal Resupplies are spent. Royal Resupplies can transfer to the next World Map cycle, should you force close the current one or simply run out of time.
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== Additional information and strategies ==
=== Positive modifiers ===
==== Abandoned Settlement ====

Example of a starting [[Glade]] generated for an Abandoned Settlement in [[Bamboo Flats]]:

[[File:BF abandoned settlement starting glade.png|400px|border]]
{{clear}}

==== Levitating Monument ====

The only unmovable [[buildings]] with the Levitating Monument buff are:
* [[Hearths]]
* [[Strider Port]]
* [[Geyser Pumps]]

==== Overgrown Library ====

Due to the fact that the Wildcard [[blueprint]] pick is provided before the other starting blueprints, it's usually best to go for something generalist that's guaranteed to pay off: {{bl|Workshop}}, {{bl|Lumber Mill}}, or a [[Complex Food]] building best suited your [[species]].

==== Petrified Necropolis ====

This modifier is extremely strong in [[Rocky Ravine]].

Dead villagers spawn small {{rl|Stone}} nodes unique to this modifier. These nodes occupy the closest available tile, but can destroy roads. Stone and {{rl|Copper Ore}} are not refunded when their corresponding roads are destroyed in the process. Villagers exiled with the help of the [[Manorial Court]] won't spawn {{rl|Stone}} nodes.

Petrified Necropolis Stone nodes have the following byproducts:
* {{rl|Meat}} (20%)
* {{rl|Leather}} (10%)
* {{rl|Sea Marrow}} (10%)

==== Royal Outpost ====

It is still possible to get Timed [[Orders]] with this modifier active. They occupy the fourth Order slot.

==== Ruins ====

This modifier synergizes well with {{bl|Academy}}'s effect - consider going for a {{species link|Bat}} [[Caravan]] if they are available, since Academy is a {{species link|Bat}}-specific [[blueprint]]. Ruins modifier also makes all [[Ruins]]-related Orders much more consistent.

==== Watchtower ====

This is by far the strongest positive modifier. Exploring without regard for Glades' [[Hostility]] cost is universally strong. With Watchtower, there is no reason not to open [[Glades#Small_Glades|Small Glades]]. Small Glades are the best place to look for Drizzle [[Rainpunk#Rainwater_Geysers|Geysers]]. Free Small Glades guarantee a [[Scarlet Orchard]] dig site. All on-Glade-discovery [[effects]] are trivial to proc. Without Glade Hostility you can take on more [[villagers]] before it becomes a problem. There isn't as much need for Hostility-decreasing Cornerstones. However, {{species link|Foxes}}' [[Firekeeper]] ability is useless in Watchtower settlements.

=== Negative modifiers ===

==== Ancient Battleground ====

On higher difficulties, this modifier is one of the most difficult out of all the negative modifiers. It's even possible for initial Resolve to be negative with high starting population + woodcutting, forcing you to reduce the number of {{bl|Woodcutters' Camp}} lumberjacks in year I. If it's absolutely necessary to settle near an Ancient Battleground, you can consider lowering the settlement difficulty to below your normal comfort zone if you're having trouble dealing with the extra [[Hostility]].

==== Ancient Spire ====

Unlike most modifiers in the game, the [[season]] length duration modifier from Ancient Spire is multiplicative. At [[Prestige]] 2, Storm duration can reach 7 minutes with a high roll. Without any other effects active, Drizzle and Clearance duration falls between 80 and 320 seconds.

==== Bandit Camp ====

All trading-based [[Orders]], [[Perks]], and [[Cornerstones]] are disabled.

With trading unavailable, careful selection of [[Blueprints]] and Orders is even more important than usual, since you cannot receive extra Blueprints by purchasing them from [[Traders]], and you cannot increase your villagers' Resolve by purchasing Food, Clothing, or Service goods from them.

==== Barren Lands ====

All Fertile Soil or farming-based [[Ruins]], Orders, Perks, and Cornerstones are disabled.

With no Fertile Soil to be found anywhere, the {{Species link|Humans}} starting ability, proficiency, and species-specific [[Housing Upgrades|housing upgrade]] are useless. On the plus side, the Barren Lands modifier also removes all Fertile Soil buildings from the Blueprint pool, making it more likely for you to find other Blueprints that could be more useful to you, such as an appropriate Camp blueprint or a key Food Production or Industry blueprint. Unfortunately, the missing Fertile Soil is not replaced by any other Glade Resources.

==== Corrosive Torrent ====

The main threat of Corrosive Torrent is a potential {{rl|Parts}} deficiency. {{rl|Planks}}, {{rl|Bricks}}, and {{rl|Fabric}} are relatively easy to manufacture or purchase in case of a shortage, but Parts are nearly impossible to manufacture and cost a fortune to purchase from [[Traders]], if they're even available. Be careful of how many Parts you dedicate to constructing Camps, especially on Prestige 6+ difficulty, as you will not be able to destroy the Camps to refund them.

==== Fishmen Ritual Site ====

'''{{c|{{PerkOrange}}|Trade Hub}}''' and '''{{c|{{PerkOrange}}|Queen's Gift}}''' [[Cornerstones]] are disabled.

==== Gathering Storm ====

Like most effects in the game, Gathering Storm's season duration increase is additive. It adds 30 seconds to each subsequent Storm, starting year 1. It does not scale with the [[Prestige]] 2 effect (+100% Storm duration).

==== Haunted Forest ====

While the [[Glade]] warnings are removed, the placement of big Glade types relative to the starting Glade and the edge of the map is retained. You are unlikely to find Forbiddens in the immediate vicinity of the starting Glade, outside of [[Coastal Grove]].

==== Monastery of the Holy Flame ====

'''{{c|{{PerkOrange}}|Counterfeit Amber}}''' and '''{{c|{{PerkOrange}}|Without Restrictions}}''' [[Cornerstones]] are disabled.

==== Riverlands ====

===== Mutually Exclusive Modifiers =====
As of Hotfix 1.8.10<ref>1.8.10 Hotfix patch notes. https://steamcommunity.com/games/1336490/announcements/detail/541113388287132035</ref>, Riverlands is restricted from spawning next to the following modifiers:
* {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Forbidden Lands}}
* {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Dangerous Lands}}
* {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Untamed Lands}}
* {{c|{{ColorGreen}}|Ruins}}

Map generation examples:
<gallery mode=nolines class="left" widths="150px" heights="150px">
AT riverlands example.png | Ashen Thicket
BF riverlands example.png | Bamboo Flats
CG riverlands example.png | Coastal Grove
CF riverlands example.png | Coral Forest
RR riverlands example.png | Rocky Ravine
RW riverlands example.png | Royal Woodlands
</gallery>

Due to the order of priority for Glade Resources to populate during map generation, Fertile Soil and Small Glade [[Traders]] are more likely to be encountered than normal. Selling goods via [[Trade Route]] to obtain {{rl|Amber}} to purchase goods and services from Traders and prioritizing at least 1 Farming or Fertile Soil Blueprint are likely to pay off. Exceptions include modifiers like '''Barren Lands''' or '''Bandit Camp''' which prevent Fertile Soil and Traders from spawning, respectively, and the [[biomes]] [[Rocky Ravine]], which has low soil fertility, and [[Bamboo Flats]], which starts with no [[Fertile Soil]] at all.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Fertile Soil Statistics <ref name="soil">Testing done by Discord user @Anteprefix. n=5 for Riverlands testing, n=1 for No Modifiers comparison.</ref>
! Biome !! Avg. Fertile Soil Patches !! Avg. Total Glades !! Avg. % Fertile Soil Glades (Riverlands) !! Avg. % Fertile Soil Glades (No Modifier)
|-
| Ashen Thicket || 4.6 || 6.8 || 67.5% || 29.6%
|-
| Bamboo Flats || 0 || 7 || 0.0% || 0.0%
|-
| Coastal Grove || 3 || 5.2 || 58.3% || 37.0%
|-
| Coral Forest || 3.4 || 6 || 59.1% || 26.9%
|-
| Rocky Ravine || 2.8 || 6.4 || 43.8% || 14.6%
|-
| Royal Woodlands || 4 || 6.8 || 58.2% || 48.6%
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ Full Data Table <ref name="soil">Testing done by Discord user @Anteprefix. n=5 for Riverlands testing, n=1 for No Modifiers comparison.</ref>
! Biome !! Data Type !! Settlement 1 !! Settlement 2 !! Settlement 3 !! Settlement 4 !! Settlement 5
|-
| Ashen Thicket || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 6 || 3 || 5 || 4 || 5
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 8 || 6 || 8 || 6 || 6
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 75.0% || 50.0% || 62.5% || 66.7% || 83.3%
|-
| Bamboo Flats || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 8 || 6 || 9 || 5 || 7
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 0% || 0% || 0% || 0% || 0%
|-
| Coastal Grove || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 2 || 4 || 2 || 3 || 4
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 6 || 6 || 4 || 4 || 6
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 33.3% || 66.7% || 50.0% || 75.0% || 66.7%
|-
| Coral Forest || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 4 || 2 || 4 || 3 || 4
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 5 || 7 || 7 || 6 || 5
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 80.0% || 28.6% || 57.1% || 50.0% || 80.0%
|-
| Rocky Ravine || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 0 || 3 || 4 || 4 || 3
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 6 || 7 || 6 || 6 || 7
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 0.0% || 42.9% || 66.7% || 66.7% || 42.9%
|-
| Royal Woodlands || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 4 || 5 || 2 || 4 || 5
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 7 || 9 || 5 || 6 || 7
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 57.1% || 55.6% || 40.0% || 66.7% || 71.4%
|}

== References ==
<references />

2026-08-07T20:43:56Z

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[[File:World map modifiers.png|thumb|Different World Map modifiers]]

== Overview ==

The [[World Map]] is full of things waiting to be discovered. Every point of interest in the fog of war is marked with a question mark and may turn out to be either a modifier or a [[World Events|World Event]].

World modifiers add effects or conditions to any settlements built next to the tile the modifier is on. You cannot settle directly on these tiles or move your caravan through them directly, effectively shortening your embarkation range near them. Some of these effects are beneficial and make your mission easier, and others add challenging constraints or significant limitations on your settlement.

To accept a modifier challenge, simply settle on a map tile adjacent to it. After you win a game near it, the modifier will disappear and you'll be [[#Modifiers_and_meta_resource_rewards|rewarded with additional Citadel Resources]] and, if the modifier was negative, a [[#Royal Resupply|special supply box]].

== List of positive world modifiers ==

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ World modifiers that benefit settlements
! World modifier !! Rewards !!class=unsortable| Description
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:AbandonedSettlement.png}} Abandoned Settlement
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| Another Viceroy tried to settle this area, but unfortunately failed... You start with a small destroyed settlement (3 [[Ruins]]) in your initial glade.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:FertileGrounds.png}} Fertile Grounds
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| Glades have an increased chance of including [[Fertile Soil]] (around +44%)<ref>Testing done by Discord user @.jhazrun https://discord.com/channels/418545968666116096/716220199182925825/1196665391787823234</ref>.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:ForsakenGodsTemple.png}} Forsaken Gods Temple
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| The Forsaken Gods' blessings can be ambiguous. You have a higher chance of receiving timed [[Order]]s from the Crown.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:LevitatingMonument.png}} Levitating Monument
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| The power of a nearby monument makes everything feel lighter. You can move most [[buildings]] in your settlement.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:OverGrownLibrary.png}} Overgrown Library
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A remnant of a bygone era, when royal archivists themselves ventured out into the wilderness in search of knowledge. The first [[blueprint]] choice is replaced by a Wildcard (you can choose one blueprint from all unlocked blueprints).
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:PetrifiedNecropolis.png}} Petrified Necropolis
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| Rocks in this region have a very peculiar shape. And they smell funny... Dead villagers turn to stone. Gain 5 {{rl|Meat}} for every 10 {{rl|Stone}} or {{rl|Clay}} produced.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RoyalOutpost.png}} Royal Outpost
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| The proximity of a Royal Outpost makes it easier to communicate with the crown. The pool of [[Orders|Order choices]] will increase by 1.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RuinedArmory.png}} Ruined Armory
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| An old abandoned armory, left behind after the Great Civil War. No villagers will die when attacking a [[trader]].
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RuinsModifier.png}} Ruins
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| This region was settled very frequently in the past. The chance of finding [[Ruins]] in Glades is much higher.
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:WatchTower.png}} Watchtower
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| The Royal Guard is watching over this region. Discovering [[Glades]] doesn't increase [[Hostility]].
|}

== List of negative world modifiers ==

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ World modifiers that make missions harder
! World modifier !! Rewards !!class=unsortable| Description
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:AncientBattleground.png}} Ancient Battleground
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| This land was once the place of a mythical battle. You start with 50/75/100/150 extra [[Hostility]] points (Hostility scales based on [[difficulty]]).
|-
| Ancient Spire
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| An ominous structure made from a material not known to contemporary scholars. Clouds swirl around the tip of this giant tower. Seasons have random durations from 50% to 200% (?).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:BanditCamp.png}} Bandit Camp
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| [[Traders]] are afraid, and will not visit this area. Neither [[trading]] nor [[#Trade Routes|trade routes]] are available.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:BarrenLands.png}} Barren Lands
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| The soil is too acidic. There is no [[Fertile Soil]] anywhere in this region.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:CorrosiveTorrent.png}} Corrosive Torrent
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| The rain is especially toxic in this region. No [[resources]] will be refunded after destroying a [[building]].
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:DangerousLands.png}} Dangerous Lands
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| Only [[#Glades#Dangerous_Glades|Dangerous Glades]] can be found in this region.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier Drylands.png}} Drylands*
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| For some reason, even in а world of constant rain, some regions have по underground water reservoirs. This area doesn't have any [[Rainwater Geyser]]s.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:FishmenRitualSite.png}} Fishmen Ritual Site
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| A holy site for the Fishmen. No envoy dares to pass through here. [[Orders]] are disabled.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:FloodedMines.png}} Flooded Mines
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| This region was heavily exploited by other viceroys. [[Hostility]] doesn't grow with each passing year, but you’ll gain 2/3/4/6 more Hostility per [[villager]] (Hostility scales based on [[difficulty]]).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:ForbiddenLands.png}} Forbidden Lands
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| Only [[#Glades#Forbidden_Glades|Forbidden Glades]] can be found in this region.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Frosts.png}} Frosts
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A bizarre cold rises from below and engulfs the Sacred Flame. Reduces the radius of [[Hearths]] by 3 tiles (down to 6).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:GatheringStorm.png}} Gathering Storm
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A mysterious force is drawing in heavy clouds. Every year, the storm lasts 10% longer (additive).
|-
| Guild Territory
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| By royal decree, this land belongs to the Merchant Guild, and only its appointed representatives may settle here. You begin with a single villager per [[species]]. Additional villagers from [[Embarkation]] Bonuses and [[World Events]] are not granted.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:HauntedForest.png}} Haunted Forest
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| Sometimes, viceroys condemn their people to a terrible fate... Dangerous and Forbidden [[Glade]] warnings are disabled.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:LandOfGreed.png}} Land of Greed
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| The strange totem causes you to only focus on your wealth... And the Crown is worried. [[Impatience]] grows 50% quicker, but every ongoing [[#Trade Route|trade route]] reduces the Impatience generation speed by 20%.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:MonasteryoftheHolyFlame'.png}} Monastery of the Holy Flame
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| The Monks of the Holy Flame are a fanatically egalitarian order. You cannot [[Consumption Control | forbid consumption]], or [[favor]] any species.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Caravanner Portrait.png}} Ominous Presence
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| Something strange is trapped beneath the ground. Gain twice the [[Hostility]] each year (+15/22/30/45 depending on [[difficulty]]), but every time a [[villager]] dies or leaves, Hostility decreases by 15 (doesn't scale, always -15).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier Riverlands.png}} Riverlands*
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A region crisscrossed by countless rivers, both large and small. Usable land is scarce, as most of the terrain is either flooded or split by waterways. Your settlement starts on a small, isolated island.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:ShatteredObelisk.png}} Shattered Obelisk
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| You are unable to use the pause function.
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier SilentDominion.png}} Silent Dominion*
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| This place опсе held great significance for the ancients. Even now, а mysterious guardian still watches over it. You are not allowed to have more than 3 yearly [[Cornerstones]] at a time (you get to choose which of the three Cornerstones to discard when picking the fourth one).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:SparkdewCrystals.png}} Sparkdew Crystals
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| The crown warned you not to settle near giant Sparkdew Crystals. Start with 6 [[Impatience]].
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:StatueoftheForefathers.png}} Statue of the Forefathers
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| A crumbling statue depicting an unknown species. You can choose from 1 fewer [[Cornerstones]] (can't go below 1).
|-
| The Sacred Grove
| {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| A revered site commemorating the peace forged after the Great Civil War. Your settlement can have four [[species]] at once, but you cannot choose [[Newcomer]] groups. Each [[Drizzle|Drizzle season]], you gain I random villager for each discovered [[glade]] (including the starting glade).
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:UntamedWilds.png}} Untamed Wilds
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}{{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| Nobody has settled in this region for multiple cycles. Every Dangerous and Forbidden Glade contains two threats instead of one (except Glades with Archaeological Discoveries in the [[Scarlet Orchard]]).
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki> Nightwatchers DLC exclusive modifier

== Modifiers and meta resource rewards ==

=== Positive modifiers ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|-
|+ Rewards at different difficulties
|-
! Modifier
! Resource
! Settler
! Pioneer
! Veteran
! Viceroy
! Prestige 5
! Prestige 10
! Prestige 15
! Prestige 20
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:AbandonedSettlement.png}} Abandoned Settlement
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:FertileGrounds.png}} Fertile Grounds
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 3
| 6
| 10
| 13
| 14
| 16
| 17
| 21
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:ForsakenGodsTemple.png}} Forsaken Gods Temple
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 34
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:LevitatingMonument.png}} Levitating Monument
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 3
| 6
| 10
| 13
| 14
| 16
| 17
| 21
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:OverGrownLibrary.png}} Overgrown Library
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 5
| 10 13
| 16 21
| 20 26
| 21 29
| 23 31
| 26 34
| 31 42
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:PetrifiedNecropolis.png}} Petrified Necropolis
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RoyalOutpost.png}} Royal Outpost
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 4
| 10
| 16
| 20
| 21
| 23
| 26
| 31
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RuinedArmory.png}} Ruined Armory
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 3 4
| 6 10
| 10 16
| 13 20
| 14 21
| 16 23
| 17 26
| 21 31
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:RuinsModifier.png}} Ruins
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4
| 10
| 16
| 20
| 21
| 23
| 26
| 31
|-
| {{Perk|{{PerkGreen}}|File:WatchTower.png}} Watchtower
| style="text-align:center;" | {{rl|Food Stockpiles|medium|display=notext}}
| 4
| 10
| 16
| 20
| 21
| 23
| 26
| 31
|}

=== Negative modifiers ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|-
|+ Rewards at different difficulties
|-
! Modifier
! Resource
! Settler
! Pioneer
! Veteran
! Viceroy
! Prestige 5
! Prestige 10
! Prestige 15
! Prestige 20
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:AncientBattleground.png}} Ancient Battleground
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:BanditCamp.png}} Bandit Camp
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:BarrenLands.png}} Barren Lands
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:CorrosiveTorrent.png}} Corrosive Torrent
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:DangerousLands.png}} Dangerous Lands
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier Drylands.png}} Drylands*
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:FishmenRitualSite.png}} Fishmen Ritual Site
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 8
| 16
| 26
| 32
| 36
| 39
| 42
| 52
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:FloodedMines.png}} Flooded Mines
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:ForbiddenLands.png}} Forbidden Lands
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Frosts.png}} Frosts
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:GatheringStorm.png}} Gathering Storm
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:HauntedForest.png}} Haunted Forest
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 34
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:LandOfGreed.png}} Land of Greed
| {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 33
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:MonasteryoftheHolyFlame'.png}} Monastery of the Holy Flame
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Caravanner Portrait.png}} Ominous Presence
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 34
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier Riverlands.png}} Riverlands*
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 4 4
| 10 10
| 16 16
| 20 20
| 21 21
| 23 23
| 26 26
| 31 31
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:ShatteredObelisk.png}} Shattered Obelisk
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:Icon Modifier SilentDominion.png}} Silent Dominion*
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 5
| 13
| 21
| 26
| 29
| 31
| 34
| 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:SparkdewCrystals.png}} Sparkdew Crystals
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}}
| 8
| 16
| 26
| 32
| 36
| 39
| 42
| 52
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:StatueoftheForefathers.png}} Statue of the Forefathers
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|-
| {{Perk|Red|File:UntamedWilds.png}} Untamed Wilds
| {{rl|Artifacts|medium|display=notext}} {{rl|Machinery|medium|display=notext}}
| 5 5
| 13 13
| 21 21
| 26 26
| 29 29
| 31 31
| 34 34
| 42 42
|}<nowiki>*</nowiki> Nightwatchers DLC exclusive modifier

== World Map generation ==

Modifiers can appear at any distance from the [[Citadel]], as long as the tile is not directly adjacent to it. Positive and negative modifiers have different weighting depending on the distance:
* Positive modifiers have a higher chance of appearing near the Smoldering City, and a lower chance of spawning far away.<ref name="multiple">0.53.2 Cycles Reforged update. https://eremitegames.com/cycles-reforged-update/</ref>
* Negative modifiers have a higher chance of spawning further away, and a lower chance of appearing near the Smoldering City.<ref name="multiple">0.53.2 Cycles Reforged update. https://eremitegames.com/cycles-reforged-update/</ref>

According to the patch notes for 0.57.1 Seal Contracts update<ref>0.57.1 Seal Contracts Update patch notes. https://eremitegames.com/seal-contracts-update/</ref>, once the Gold [[Seal]] has been reforged, the number of modifiers spawned increases. Additionally, the probability of positive modifiers spawning decreases in favor of negative modifiers.

=== Restrictions ===

Modifiers can't spawn next to [[World Events]]. Identical modifiers can't spawn next to each other. Additionally, not all modifiers can spawn next to all biomes. A number of [[biome]]-modifier combinations are avoided during [[World Map]] generation to prevent conflicts and "free" rewards. All restrictions still apply when using '''Sadrath The Wise''' World Event to spawn modifiers.

{| class="wikitable" style="vertical-align:bottom;"
|-
! Biome
! colspan="6" | Prevented World Map modifiers
|-
| [[File:Icon Biom Poro.png|32px]] [[Bamboo Flats]]
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Barren Lands}}
| colspan="5" | {{c|{{PerkGreen}}|Fertile Grounds}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biom Cave.png|32px]] [[Rocky Ravine]]
| colspan="6" | {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Bandit Camp}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biom Ashen.png|32px]] [[Ashen Thicket]]
| colspan="6" | None
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Bay.png|32px]] [[Coastal Grove]]
| colspan="6" | None
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome CoralForest.png|32px]] [[Coral Forest]]
| colspan="6" | None
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Cursed.png|32px]] [[Cursed Royal Woodlands]]
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Dangerous Lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Forbidden lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Haunted Forest}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Monastery of the Holy Flame}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Riverlands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Untamed Wilds}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Marshlands.png|32px]] [[Marshlands]]
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Dangerous Lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Forbidden Lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Riverlands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Untamed Wilds}}
| colspan="2" | {{c|{{PerkGreen}}|Ruins}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Royal Woodlands.png|32px]] [[Royal Woodlands]]
| colspan="6" | None
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome ScarletOrchard.png|32px]] [[Scarlet Orchard]]
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Dangerous Lands}}
| {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Forbidden Lands}}
| colspan="4" | {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Riverlands}}
|-
| [[File:Icon Biome Sealed Forest.png|32px]] [[Sealed Forest]]
| colspan="6" | World Map modifiers can't generate next to Sealed Forest
|}

== Royal Resupply ==
[[File:Royal resupply.png|Royal Resupply screen|thumb|350px|right]]

Each time a settlement is successfully completed next to a negative modifier, players are rewarded with a Royal Resupply. Royal Resupplies present a choice between 3 options:
* Caravan Wagons:
** +2 Vision and [[Embarkation]] range on the [[World Map]] for the next settlement.
* Supply Package:
** 4 Reserve Embarkation points (reserve Embarkation points last till the end of the current cycle).
* Obisidian Box:
** 5 [[File:SealFragment.png|{{ImgS}}]] [[Sealed_Forest#Requirements_for_Entry| Seal Fragments]].

It is possible to get up to 3 Royal Resupplies after a single settlement. World Map generation doesn't allow for more modifiers to spawn within range of a single settlement.

The game doesn't allow the next settlement to start before all Royal Resupplies are spent. Royal Resupplies can transfer to the next World Map cycle, should you force close the current one or simply run out of time.
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== Additional information and strategies ==
=== Positive modifiers ===
==== Abandoned Settlement ====

Example of a starting [[Glade]] generated for an Abandoned Settlement in [[Bamboo Flats]]:

[[File:BF abandoned settlement starting glade.png|400px|border]]
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==== Levitating Monument ====

The only unmovable [[buildings]] with the Levitating Monument buff are:
* [[Hearths]]
* [[Strider Port]]
* [[Geyser Pumps]]

==== Overgrown Library ====

Due to the fact that the Wildcard [[blueprint]] pick is provided before the other starting blueprints, it's usually best to go for something generalist that's guaranteed to pay off: {{bl|Workshop}}, {{bl|Lumber Mill}}, or a [[Complex Food]] building best suited your [[species]].

==== Petrified Necropolis ====

This modifier is extremely strong in [[Rocky Ravine]].

Dead villagers spawn small {{rl|Stone}} nodes unique to this modifier. These nodes occupy the closest available tile, but can destroy roads. Stone and {{rl|Copper Ore}} are not refunded when their corresponding roads are destroyed in the process. Villagers exiled with the help of the [[Manorial Court]] won't spawn {{rl|Stone}} nodes.

Petrified Necropolis Stone nodes have the following byproducts:
* {{rl|Meat}} (20%)
* {{rl|Leather}} (10%)
* {{rl|Sea Marrow}} (10%)

==== Royal Outpost ====

It is still possible to get Timed [[Orders]] with this modifier active. They occupy the fourth Order slot.

==== Ruins ====

This modifier synergizes well with {{bl|Academy}}'s effect - consider going for a {{species link|Bat}} [[Caravan]] if they are available, since Academy is a {{species link|Bat}}-specific [[blueprint]]. Ruins modifier also makes all [[Ruins]]-related Orders much more consistent.

==== Watchtower ====

This is by far the strongest positive modifier. Exploring without regard for Glades' [[Hostility]] cost is universally strong. With Watchtower, there is no reason not to open [[Glades#Small_Glades|Small Glades]]. Small Glades are the best place to look for Drizzle [[Rainpunk#Rainwater_Geysers|Geysers]]. Free Small Glades guarantee a [[Scarlet Orchard]] dig site. All on-Glade-discovery [[effects]] are trivial to proc. Without Glade Hostility you can take on more [[villagers]] before it becomes a problem. There isn't as much need for Hostility-decreasing Cornerstones. However, {{species link|Foxes}}' [[Firekeeper]] ability is useless in Watchtower settlements.

=== Negative modifiers ===

==== Ancient Battleground ====

On higher difficulties, this modifier is one of the most difficult out of all the negative modifiers. It's even possible for initial Resolve to be negative with high starting population + woodcutting, forcing you to reduce the number of {{bl|Woodcutters' Camp}} lumberjacks in year I. If it's absolutely necessary to settle near an Ancient Battleground, you can consider lowering the settlement difficulty to below your normal comfort zone if you're having trouble dealing with the extra [[Hostility]].

==== Bandit Camp ====

All trading-based [[Orders]], [[Perks]], and [[Cornerstones]] are disabled.

With trading unavailable, careful selection of [[Blueprints]] and Orders is even more important than usual, since you cannot receive extra Blueprints by purchasing them from [[Traders]], and you cannot increase your villagers' Resolve by purchasing Food, Clothing, or Service goods from them.

==== Barren Lands ====

All Fertile Soil or farming-based [[Ruins]], Orders, Perks, and Cornerstones are disabled.

With no Fertile Soil to be found anywhere, the {{Species link|Humans}} starting ability, proficiency, and species-specific [[Housing Upgrades|housing upgrade]] are useless. On the plus side, the Barren Lands modifier also removes all Fertile Soil buildings from the Blueprint pool, making it more likely for you to find other Blueprints that could be more useful to you, such as an appropriate Camp blueprint or a key Food Production or Industry blueprint. Unfortunately, the missing Fertile Soil is not replaced by any other Glade Resources.

==== Corrosive Torrent ====

The main threat of Corrosive Torrent is a potential {{rl|Parts}} deficiency. {{rl|Planks}}, {{rl|Bricks}}, and {{rl|Fabric}} are relatively easy to manufacture or purchase in case of a shortage, but Parts are nearly impossible to manufacture and cost a fortune to purchase from [[Traders]], if they're even available. Be careful of how many Parts you dedicate to constructing Camps, especially on Prestige 6+ difficulty, as you will not be able to destroy the Camps to refund them.

==== Fishmen Ritual Site ====

'''{{c|{{PerkOrange}}|Trade Hub}}''' and '''{{c|{{PerkOrange}}|Queen's Gift}}''' [[Cornerstones]] are disabled.

==== Gathering Storm ====

Like most effects in the game, Gathering Storm's season duration increase is additive. It adds 12 seconds to each subsequent Storm, starting year 1. The increase is barely noticeable for the first few years past [[Prestige]] 2 (+100% Storm duration).

==== Haunted Forest ====

While the [[Glade]] warnings are removed, the placement of big Glade types relative to the starting Glade and the edge of the map is retained. You are unlikely to find Forbiddens in the immediate vicinity of the starting Glade, outside of [[Coastal Grove]].

==== Monastery of the Holy Flame ====

'''{{c|{{PerkOrange}}|Counterfeit Amber}}''' and '''{{c|{{PerkOrange}}|Without Restrictions}}''' [[Cornerstones]] are disabled.

==== Riverlands ====

===== Mutually Exclusive Modifiers =====
As of Hotfix 1.8.10<ref>1.8.10 Hotfix patch notes. https://steamcommunity.com/games/1336490/announcements/detail/541113388287132035</ref>, Riverlands is restricted from spawning next to the following modifiers:
* {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Forbidden Lands}}
* {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Dangerous Lands}}
* {{c|{{ColorRed}}|Untamed Lands}}
* {{c|{{ColorGreen}}|Ruins}}

Map generation examples:
<gallery mode=nolines class="left" widths="150px" heights="150px">
AT riverlands example.png | Ashen Thicket
BF riverlands example.png | Bamboo Flats
CG riverlands example.png | Coastal Grove
CF riverlands example.png | Coral Forest
RR riverlands example.png | Rocky Ravine
RW riverlands example.png | Royal Woodlands
</gallery>

Due to the order of priority for Glade Resources to populate during map generation, Fertile Soil and Small Glade [[Traders]] are more likely to be encountered than normal. Selling goods via [[Trade Route]] to obtain {{rl|Amber}} to purchase goods and services from Traders and prioritizing at least 1 Farming or Fertile Soil Blueprint are likely to pay off. Exceptions include modifiers like '''Barren Lands''' or '''Bandit Camp''' which prevent Fertile Soil and Traders from spawning, respectively, and the [[biomes]] [[Rocky Ravine]], which has low soil fertility, and [[Bamboo Flats]], which starts with no [[Fertile Soil]] at all.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Fertile Soil Statistics <ref name="soil">Testing done by Discord user @Anteprefix. n=5 for Riverlands testing, n=1 for No Modifiers comparison.</ref>
! Biome !! Avg. Fertile Soil Patches !! Avg. Total Glades !! Avg. % Fertile Soil Glades (Riverlands) !! Avg. % Fertile Soil Glades (No Modifier)
|-
| Ashen Thicket || 4.6 || 6.8 || 67.5% || 29.6%
|-
| Bamboo Flats || 0 || 7 || 0.0% || 0.0%
|-
| Coastal Grove || 3 || 5.2 || 58.3% || 37.0%
|-
| Coral Forest || 3.4 || 6 || 59.1% || 26.9%
|-
| Rocky Ravine || 2.8 || 6.4 || 43.8% || 14.6%
|-
| Royal Woodlands || 4 || 6.8 || 58.2% || 48.6%
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ Full Data Table <ref name="soil">Testing done by Discord user @Anteprefix. n=5 for Riverlands testing, n=1 for No Modifiers comparison.</ref>
! Biome !! Data Type !! Settlement 1 !! Settlement 2 !! Settlement 3 !! Settlement 4 !! Settlement 5
|-
| Ashen Thicket || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 6 || 3 || 5 || 4 || 5
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 8 || 6 || 8 || 6 || 6
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 75.0% || 50.0% || 62.5% || 66.7% || 83.3%
|-
| Bamboo Flats || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 8 || 6 || 9 || 5 || 7
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 0% || 0% || 0% || 0% || 0%
|-
| Coastal Grove || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 2 || 4 || 2 || 3 || 4
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 6 || 6 || 4 || 4 || 6
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 33.3% || 66.7% || 50.0% || 75.0% || 66.7%
|-
| Coral Forest || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 4 || 2 || 4 || 3 || 4
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 5 || 7 || 7 || 6 || 5
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 80.0% || 28.6% || 57.1% || 50.0% || 80.0%
|-
| Rocky Ravine || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 0 || 3 || 4 || 4 || 3
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 6 || 7 || 6 || 6 || 7
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 0.0% || 42.9% || 66.7% || 66.7% || 42.9%
|-
| Royal Woodlands || Number of Fertile Soil Glades || 4 || 5 || 2 || 4 || 5
|-
| || Total Number of Glades || 7 || 9 || 5 || 6 || 7
|-
| || % Glades with Fertile Soil || 57.1% || 55.6% || 40.0% || 66.7% || 71.4%
|}

== References ==
<references />

Complex Needs

2026-08-06T21:28:58Z

76561198076668423: /* Complex Food & Services */ mentioned the prodcrit bonuses from consumption

{{Version|1.9}}
[[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 ==

<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" style="text-align:center;"
|+ Complex Needs and their Resolve bonuses
|-
! Species
!colspan="2"| Housing
!colspan="7"| Complex Foods
!colspan="2"| Clothing
!colspan="6"| Services
|-
| 
| {{bl|Shelter |medium|display=notext}}
| {{bl|Bat House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Beaver House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Fox House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Frog House|medium|display=notext}} {{bl|Harpy House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Human House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Lizard House|medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Jerky |medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Porridge |medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Skewers |medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Biscuits |medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Pie |medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Pickled Goods|medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Paste |medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Coats|medium|display=notext}}
| {{rl|Boots|medium|display=notext}}
| {{Service link|Leisure |medium|display=notext}}
| {{Service link|Brawling |medium|display=notext}}
| {{Service link|Religion |medium|display=notext}}
| {{Service link|Education|medium|display=notext}}
| {{Service link|Luxury |medium|display=notext}}
| {{Service link|Treatment|medium|display=notext}}
|-
| {{Species link|Bats|large|display=notext}}
| +3
| +3
|
|
| +5
| +5
|
|
| +6
| +5
|
|
| +8
|
| +10
|
|
|-
| {{Species link|Beavers|large|display=notext}}
| +3
| +3
|
|
|
| +5
|
| +8
|
| +5
|
| +8
|
|
| +10
| +10
|
|-
| {{Species link|Foxes|large|display=notext}}
| +3
| +4
|
| +4
| +5
|
|
| +8
|
|
| +5
|
|
| +8
|
|
| +10
|-
| {{Species link|Frogs|large|display=notext}}
|
| +5
|
| +4
|
|
| +5
|
| +6
|
| +5
|
| +8
| +8
|
| +10
|
|-
| {{Species link|Harpies|large|display=notext}}
| +3
| +3
| +4
|
|
|
|
|
| +6
| +5
| +5
|
|
|
| +10
|
| +10
|-
| {{Species link|Humans|large|display=notext}}
| +3
| +3
|
| +4
|
| +5
| +5
|
|
| +5
|
| +8
|
| +8
|
|
|
|-
| {{Species link|Lizards|large|display=notext}}
| +3
| +3
| +4
|
| +5
|
| +5
| +8
|
|
| +5
|
| +8
|
|
|
|
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="text-align:center;"
|+ (Transposed table) Complex Needs and their Resolve bonuses
!colspan="2"| Species
! {{Species link|Bats |large|display=notext}}
! {{Species link|Beavers|large|display=notext}}
! {{Species link|Foxes |large|display=notext}}
! {{Species link|Frogs |large|display=notext}}
! {{Species link|Harpies|large|display=notext}}
! {{Species link|Humans |large|display=notext}}
! {{Species link|Lizards|large|display=notext}}
|-
|rowspan="2"| '''Housing'''
| {{bl|Shelter|medium|display=notext}}
| +3
| +3
| +3
|
| +3
| +3
| +3
|-
| {{bl|Bat House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Beaver House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Fox House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Frog House|medium|display=notext}} {{bl|Harpy House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Human House|medium|display=notext}}{{bl|Lizard House|medium|display=notext}}
| +3
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +3
| +3
| +3
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''Complex Foods'''
| {{rl|Jerky|medium|display=notext}}
|
|
|
|
| +4
|
| +4
|-
| {{rl|Porridge|medium|display=notext}}
|
|
| +4
| +4
|
| +4
|
|-
| {{rl|Skewers|medium|display=notext}}
| +5
|
| +5
|
|
|
| +5
|-
| {{rl|Biscuits|medium|display=notext}}
| +5
| +5
|
|
|
| +5
|
|-
| {{rl|Pie|medium|display=notext}}
|
|
|
| +5
|
| +5
| +5
|-
| {{rl|Pickled Goods|medium|display=notext}}
|
| +8
| +8
|
|
|
| +8
|-
| {{rl|Paste|medium|display=notext}}
| +6
|
|
| +6
| +6
|
|

|-
|rowspan="2"| '''Clothing'''
| {{rl|Coats|medium|display=notext}}
| +5
| +5
|
|
| +5
| +5
|

|-
| {{rl|Boots|medium|display=notext}}
|
|
| +5
| +5
| +5
|
| +5
|-
|rowspan="6"| '''Services'''
| {{Service link|Leisure|medium|display=notext}}
|
| +8
|
|
|
| +8
|
|-
| {{Service link|Brawling|medium|display=notext}}
| +8
|
|
| +8
|
|
| +8
|-
| {{Service link|Religion|medium|display=notext}}
|
|
| +8
| +8
|
| +8
|
|-
| {{Service link|Education|medium|display=notext}}
| +10
| +10
|
|
| +10
|
|
|-
| {{Service link|Luxury|medium|display=notext}}
|
| +10
|
| +10
|
|
|
|-
| {{Service link|Treatment|medium|display=notext}}
|
|
| +10
|
| +10
|
|
|}

=== 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, or raw food if no preferred Complex Food is available. If they are forced to eat a non-preferred Complex Food, they will not gain Resolve, but they will also not go hungry. Each liked Complex Food consumed grants a +5% double production chance bonus until the next [[break]].

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. Once unlocked, the Commons are available as a weaker yet reliable alternative to service Buildings. Each Service grants a +10% double production chance bonus when fulfilled.

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}}

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

=== Complex Housing Need ===

{{MainArticle|Housing Need}}

[[File:HousingNeeds.png|550px|left]][[File:HousingNeedsExpanded.png|400px|right]]
{{clear}}
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:Bat House icon.png|32px]] Bat Houses for {{Species link|Bats}}
* [[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 {{Species link|Frogs}}

The need for Basic Housing and the Need for Species-Specific Housing are separate bonuses, so a Human living in a Human House will receive both a +3 Resolve bonus for Basic Housing fulfilled and a +3 Resolve bonus for Human Housing fulfilled for a total of +6 to their Resolve.
{{Species link|Frogs}} do not have a need for Basic Housing, so they will not occupy shelters. Frog Houses are required to avoid homelessness in 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, and [[File:Frog House icon.png|32px]] Frog Houses, which give +5 Resolve.

=== Clothing Need ===

{{MainArticle|Clothing Need}}

4 / 7 Species use {{rl|Coats}} to boost [[Resolve]] by +5, these are:
* {{Species link|Bats}}
* {{Species link|Beavers}}
* {{Species link|Harpies}}
* {{Species link|Humans}}

4 / 7 Species use {{rl|Boots}} to boost Resolve by +5, these are:
* {{Species link|Foxes}}
* {{Species link|Frogs}}
* {{Species link|Harpies}}
* {{Species link|Lizards}}

New Coats and/or Boots will be used every time a [[Villager]] takes a [[break]], much like Food. Each clothing need fulfilled also provides a secondary bonus for those villagers:
* {{rl|Coats}} provide an additional +3 [[Resolve]] during the [[Storm]].
* {{rl|Boots}} provide a +15% movement speed bonus.

=== Services Needs ===

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