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This page documents the version history of Manor Lords, including big updates and smaller patches.


{| class="wikitable"
! width=2% | Version
! width=16% | Release date
! width=10% | Name
! Highlights and notes
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.046 - Beta|0.8.046]]''' || align=center | December 1, 2025 || align=center | Beta|| Beta to test many minor gameplay and balance changes, alongside AI improvements and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.035 - Beta|0.8.035]]''' || align=center | October 2, 2025 || align=center | Beta|| Beta to test many of the additions meant for Update 5. These include AI towns, level 2 Manor upgrades, the new affinity system, maintenance mechanics and the reworking of the regional development system, among many smaller gameplay and balance changes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.029 - Hotfix|0.8.029]]''' || align=center | January 30, 2025 || align=center | Hotfix|| Combines previous two beta updates into the main branch.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.029 - Beta patch|0.8.029]]''' || align=center | January 24, 2025 || align=center | Beta || Bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.028 - Beta patch|0.8.028]]''' || align=center | January 21, 2025 || align=center | Beta || Minor gameplay changes and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |0.8.024]]''' || align=center | January 10, 2025 || align=center | '''Update 4''' || Formally introduced bridge building, two new playable maps, a rework of the marketplace system, a level 2 tavern upgrade and many smaller gameplay and balance changes, along with bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Beta patch |0.8.024]]''' || align=center | January 9, 2025 || align=center | Beta || Minor gameplay and balance changes, along with bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.017 - Beta patch |0.8.017]]''' || align=center | December 23, 2024 || align=center | Beta || Beta to test many of the big additions meant for Update 4, alongside smaller gameplay and balance changes, performance optimizations and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |0.8.004]]''' || align=center | September 26, 2024 || align=center | '''Update 3''' || Formally introduced fishing, pigs, butchers, a food spoilage system, crossbow units, production limits/reserves and many smaller gameplay and balance changes, performance optimizations and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.002 - Beta patch |0.8.002]]''' || align=center | September 20, 2024 || align=center | Beta || Minor gameplay changes and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.999 - Beta patch |0.7.999]]''' || align=center | September 13, 2024 || align=center | Beta || Gameplay and balance changes, performance optimizations and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.995 - Beta patch |0.7.995]]''' || align=center | September 8, 2024 || align=center | Beta || Beta to test the addition of pigs meant for Update 3, alongside bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.991 - Beta patch |0.7.991]]''' || align=center | September 3, 2024 || align=center | Beta || Gameplay and balance changes, along with bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.987 - Beta patch |0.7.987]]''' || align=center | August 21, 2024 || align=center | Beta || Beta to test many of the new features meant for Update 3, alongside smaller gameplay and balance changes, performance optimizations and bugfixes. The game engine was upgraded to Unreal Engine 5.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.975 - Update 2 |0.7.975]]''' || align=center | June 11, 2024 || align=center | '''Update 2''' || Gameplay and balance changes, performance optimizations and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.972 - Update 1 |0.7.972]]''' || align=center | May 31, 2024 || align=center | '''Update 1'''|| Formally introduced the king's tax system, an option to trade locally through the trading post and many smaller gameplay and balance changes, performance optimizations and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.965 - Beta patch |0.7.965]]''' || align=center | May 21, 2024 || align=center | Beta || Gameplay and balance changes, along with bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.960 - Beta patch |0.7.960]]''' || align=center | May 10, 2024 || align=center | Beta || Beta to test the new features meant for Update 1, alongside smaller gameplay and balance changes and bugfixes.
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}x - Early Access Release |x]]''' || align=center | April 26, 2024 || align=center | '''Early Access Release'''|| The official early access release of Manor Lords.
|}

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'''Haviour's sandbox for trying different things '''

== Days between updates ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between updates
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 106
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 107
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.975 - Update 2 |Update 2]]''' || align=center | 11
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.972 - Update 1 |Update 1]]''' || align=center | 35
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}Early Access Release |EA Release]]''' || align=center | /
|}

__NOTOC__
== Summary ==
This page provides a catalogue of various materials and items in the game.

== Materials & Items ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%; text-align: center;"
|-
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Construction.png|85px|link=Construction]]
 '''[[Construction]]'''
 Materials used for building structures, maintenance and expanding your settlement.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Rough stone.png|75px|link=Crafting materials]]
 '''[[Crafting materials]]'''
 Resources used to create equipment, commodities and food items. 
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Bread.png|78px|link=Food]]
 '''[[Food]]'''
 Consumable items that sustain your population.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 20px;" |
[[File:Charcoal.png|75px|link=Fuel]]
 '''[[Fuel]]'''
 Energy sources used to power buildings and keep your families warm.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 20px;" |
[[File:Ale.png|75px|link=Commodities]]
 '''[[Commodities]]'''
 Final goods and luxury items.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 20px;" |
[[File:Helmets.png|75px|link=Military]]
 '''[[Military]]'''
 Weapons and armor for warfare. 
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between last preview and update
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 24
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 66
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between first preview and first beta for new update
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 31
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 30
|}

== Farming development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Orchardry''' New backyard extension: Apple orchard
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Sheepbreeding''' Sheep grazing on the pastures slowly multiply.
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Heavy plow''' Farmhouse upgrade: Add a plowing station
|-
| width=25% | '''Rye Cultivation''' New crop: {{Icon|rye}} Rye. Identical to {{Icon|wheat}} wheat and can be grown in places with lower fertility.
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Irrigation''' Dramatically lowers the amount of damage caused by [[{{tl}}Droughts|droughts]].
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Fertilization''' Field upgrade: Fence up
| width=25% | '''Bakeries''' New backyard extension: Bakery extension
|-
| work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Trade development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 | '''Foreign suppliers''' New building: Firewood cart New building: Food cart
| colspan=2 | '''Trade logistics''' Establishing a new trade route always costs a maximum of 25 [[{{tl}}Regional wealth|regional wealth]].
|-
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | '''Better deals''' Reduces import costs by 10.
| width=25% | work in progress
|-
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Industry development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 | '''Basic armormaking''' New backyard extension: Armorer's workshop
| colspan=2 | '''Charcoal burning''' New building: [[{{tl}}Charcoal kiln|Charcoal kiln]]
|-
| width=25% | '''Advanced armormaking''' Armorer's workshop can produce {{Icon|mail armor}} mail armor, which can be used to equip citizens of burgage plots of level 3 and above, or promoting a new [[{{tl}}Warfare#Unit_types|retinue]].
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | '''Deep mining''' [[{{tl}}Mining pit|Mining pit]] upgrade: Deep mine
| width=25% | work in progress
|-
| '''Master Armormaking''' Armorer's workshop can produce {{Icon|plate armor}} plate armor, which can in turn be used to upgrade the retinue.
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Gathering development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Beekeeping''' New building: [[{{tl}}Apiary|Apiary]]
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Forest Management''' Doubles capacity of all {{Icon|berries}} berry deposits.
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Trapping''' Enables hunters to skillfully lay traps in the forest, which gives a passive income of {{Icon|meat}} meat.
|-
| width=25% | work in progress
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Advanced beekeeping''' Apiaries also produce {{Icon|wax}} wax.
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Advanced skinning''' Doubles the amount of meat harvested by hunters and butchers and from goat pens.
| width=25% | '''Pelt extraction''' Hunters also collect {{Icon|hides}} hides from traps.
|-
| work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| work in progress
|}

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User:76561198121665962/Sandbox

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'''Haviour's sandbox for trying different things '''

== Days between updates ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between updates
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 106
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 107
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.975 - Update 2 |Update 2]]''' || align=center | 11
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.972 - Update 1 |Update 1]]''' || align=center | 35
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}Early Access Release |EA Release]]''' || align=center | /
|}

__NOTOC__
== Summary ==
This page provides a catalogue of various materials and items in the game.

== Materials & Items ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%; text-align: center;"
|-
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Construction.png|85px|link=Construction]]
 '''[[Construction]]'''
 Materials used for building structures and expanding your settlement.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Crafting_materials.png|75px|link=Crafting materials]]
 '''[[Crafting materials]]'''
 Resources used to create tools, equipment, and other crafted items.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Crops.png|78px|link=Food]]
 '''[[Food]]'''
 Consumable items that sustain your population and workforce.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Firewood.png|75px|link=Fuel]]
 '''[[Fuel]]'''
 Energy sources used to power buildings and keep your settlement running.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Commodities.png|75px|link=Commodities]]
 '''[[Commodities]]'''
 Trade goods and luxury items for commerce and improving quality of life.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Helmets.png|75px|link=Military]]
 '''[[Military]]'''
 Weapons, armor, and equipment for defense and combat purposes.
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between last preview and update
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 24
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 66
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between first preview and first beta for new update
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 31
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 30
|}

== Farming development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Orchardry''' New backyard extension: Apple orchard
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Sheepbreeding''' Sheep grazing on the pastures slowly multiply.
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Heavy plow''' Farmhouse upgrade: Add a plowing station
|-
| width=25% | '''Rye Cultivation''' New crop: {{Icon|rye}} Rye. Identical to {{Icon|wheat}} wheat and can be grown in places with lower fertility.
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Irrigation''' Dramatically lowers the amount of damage caused by [[{{tl}}Droughts|droughts]].
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Fertilization''' Field upgrade: Fence up
| width=25% | '''Bakeries''' New backyard extension: Bakery extension
|-
| work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Trade development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 | '''Foreign suppliers''' New building: Firewood cart New building: Food cart
| colspan=2 | '''Trade logistics''' Establishing a new trade route always costs a maximum of 25 [[{{tl}}Regional wealth|regional wealth]].
|-
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | '''Better deals''' Reduces import costs by 10.
| width=25% | work in progress
|-
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Industry development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 | '''Basic armormaking''' New backyard extension: Armorer's workshop
| colspan=2 | '''Charcoal burning''' New building: [[{{tl}}Charcoal kiln|Charcoal kiln]]
|-
| width=25% | '''Advanced armormaking''' Armorer's workshop can produce {{Icon|mail armor}} mail armor, which can be used to equip citizens of burgage plots of level 3 and above, or promoting a new [[{{tl}}Warfare#Unit_types|retinue]].
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | '''Deep mining''' [[{{tl}}Mining pit|Mining pit]] upgrade: Deep mine
| width=25% | work in progress
|-
| '''Master Armormaking''' Armorer's workshop can produce {{Icon|plate armor}} plate armor, which can in turn be used to upgrade the retinue.
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Gathering development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Beekeeping''' New building: [[{{tl}}Apiary|Apiary]]
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Forest Management''' Doubles capacity of all {{Icon|berries}} berry deposits.
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Trapping''' Enables hunters to skillfully lay traps in the forest, which gives a passive income of {{Icon|meat}} meat.
|-
| width=25% | work in progress
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Advanced beekeeping''' Apiaries also produce {{Icon|wax}} wax.
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Advanced skinning''' Doubles the amount of meat harvested by hunters and butchers and from goat pens.
| width=25% | '''Pelt extraction''' Hunters also collect {{Icon|hides}} hides from traps.
|-
| work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| work in progress
|}

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User:76561198121665962/Sandbox

2025-11-02T10:10:49Z

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'''Haviour's sandbox for trying different things '''

== Days between updates ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between updates
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 106
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 107
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.975 - Update 2 |Update 2]]''' || align=center | 11
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.7.972 - Update 1 |Update 1]]''' || align=center | 35
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}Early Access Release |EA Release]]''' || align=center | /
|}

__NOTOC__
== Summary ==
This page provides a catalogue of various materials and items in the game.

== Materials & Items ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%; text-align: center;"
|-
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Construction.png|100px|link=Construction]]
 '''[[Construction]]'''
 Materials used for building structures and expanding your settlement.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Crafting_materials.png|100px|link=Crafting materials]]
 '''[[Crafting materials]]'''
 Resources used to create tools, equipment, and other crafted items.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Food.png|100px|link=Food]]
 '''[[Food]]'''
 Consumable items that sustain your population and workforce.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Fuel.png|100px|link=Fuel]]
 '''[[Fuel]]'''
 Energy sources used to power buildings and keep your settlement running.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Commodities.png|100px|link=Commodities]]
 '''[[Commodities]]'''
 Trade goods and luxury items for commerce and improving quality of life.
| style="vertical-align: top; padding: 15px;" |
[[File:Helmets.png|100px|link=Military]]
 '''[[Military]]'''
 Weapons, armor, and equipment for defense and combat purposes.
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between last preview and update
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 24
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 66
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! Update
! Days between first preview and first beta for new update
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 5 |Update 5]]''' || align=center | ?
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4 |Update 4]]''' || align=center | 31
|-
| align=center | '''[[{{tl}}0.8.004 - Update 3 |Update 3]]''' || align=center | 30
|}

== Farming development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Orchardry''' New backyard extension: Apple orchard
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Sheepbreeding''' Sheep grazing on the pastures slowly multiply.
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Heavy plow''' Farmhouse upgrade: Add a plowing station
|-
| width=25% | '''Rye Cultivation''' New crop: {{Icon|rye}} Rye. Identical to {{Icon|wheat}} wheat and can be grown in places with lower fertility.
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Irrigation''' Dramatically lowers the amount of damage caused by [[{{tl}}Droughts|droughts]].
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Fertilization''' Field upgrade: Fence up
| width=25% | '''Bakeries''' New backyard extension: Bakery extension
|-
| work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Trade development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 | '''Foreign suppliers''' New building: Firewood cart New building: Food cart
| colspan=2 | '''Trade logistics''' Establishing a new trade route always costs a maximum of 25 [[{{tl}}Regional wealth|regional wealth]].
|-
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | '''Better deals''' Reduces import costs by 10.
| width=25% | work in progress
|-
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Industry development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 | '''Basic armormaking''' New backyard extension: Armorer's workshop
| colspan=2 | '''Charcoal burning''' New building: [[{{tl}}Charcoal kiln|Charcoal kiln]]
|-
| width=25% | '''Advanced armormaking''' Armorer's workshop can produce {{Icon|mail armor}} mail armor, which can be used to equip citizens of burgage plots of level 3 and above, or promoting a new [[{{tl}}Warfare#Unit_types|retinue]].
| width=25% | work in progress
| width=25% | '''Deep mining''' [[{{tl}}Mining pit|Mining pit]] upgrade: Deep mine
| width=25% | work in progress
|-
| '''Master Armormaking''' Armorer's workshop can produce {{Icon|plate armor}} plate armor, which can in turn be used to upgrade the retinue.
| work in progress
| work in progress
| work in progress
|}

== Gathering development tree == 

{| class="wikitable"
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Beekeeping''' New building: [[{{tl}}Apiary|Apiary]]
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Forest Management''' Doubles capacity of all {{Icon|berries}} berry deposits.
| colspan=2 width=33% | '''Trapping''' Enables hunters to skillfully lay traps in the forest, which gives a passive income of {{Icon|meat}} meat.
|-
| width=25% | work in progress
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Advanced beekeeping''' Apiaries also produce {{Icon|wax}} wax.
| colspan=2 width=25% | '''Advanced skinning''' Doubles the amount of meat harvested by hunters and butchers and from goat pens.
| width=25% | '''Pelt extraction''' Hunters also collect {{Icon|hides}} hides from traps.
|-
| work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| colspan=2 | work in progress
| work in progress
|}

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Development

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Resources

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[[File:Flowchart 0.8.035.png|thumb|300px|Resource flowchart for version 0.8.035]]


Unless weather events have been disabled in the game setup, resources must be stored to be protected from the weather. Non-food resources are stored in a storehouse except for Timber which is stored at the Logging Camp. Ale and food are stored in granaries.

== Treasury == 


The treasury represents the personal wealth of the lord of the land, i.e., the player. This personal wealth can be used to hire mercenaries, retinue, and settle new regions claimed by the player. The Annual Royal Tax comes from here, if enabled in game setup. Any revenue collected through taxation via the manor is stored as personal wealth. However, a land tax incurs approval losses.


* If you raid a Bandit Camp, you can choose to keep the reward as part of your Treasury or as Regional Wealth. If you choose to put the reward toward your Regional Wealth, it will go to the nearest settled region.

== Influence == 


Influence is required for Diplomacy and pressing Claims. It can be gained from conquering Bandit Camps, enacting a Policy, raising your settlement level, setting a Tithe, and upgrading the Church and Manor buildings.


== Regional Wealth ==
{{Main|{{tl}}Regional wealth|Regional Wealth}}


Regional Wealth represents the amount of money owned by villagers in the region and is obtained by conquering Bandit Camps (if chosen), Exporting, and level 2 or higher Burgage Plots. Regional Wealth can be spent on Burgage Plots backyard extensions, converted to your Treasury via Land Tax, and Imports.

== Construction == 


Construction resources are used for constructing new buildings and upgrading buildings.
* '''Blocks''': currently unobtainable.
* {{Icon|Planks}} '''Planks''': obtained from Timber at the Sawpit.
* {{Icon|Rooftiles}} '''Roof Tiles''': obtained from Clay at the Clay Furnace.
* {{Icon|Stone}} '''Stone''': obtained from Stone Deposits at the Stonecutter Camp.
* {{Icon|Timber}} '''Timber''': obtained from Trees at the Logging Camp. It requires an ox to move and is also used in Planks production.
* {{Icon|Tools}} '''Tools''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension or Smithy.
* {{Icon|Wooden parts}} '''Wooden Parts''': obtained from Planks at the Joiner's Workshop backyard extension. These currently have no use except for trade.

== Food == 


Food resources are used to fill Hunger and are stored in the Granary. Every Family consumes 1 food resource per month. Having more types of food resources increases Approval ratings and Disease resistance.
* {{Icon|Apples}} '''Apples''': obtained from the Apple Orchard backyard extension if the Orchardry Development is chosen.
* {{Icon|Berries}} '''Berries''': obtained from Wild Berries deposits at the Forager Hut.
* {{Icon|Fish}} '''Carp''': obtained from Shoal of Fish deposits in a lake at the Fisherman's Hut.
* {{Icon|Carrots}} '''Carrots''': obtained from the Vegetable Garden backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Chicken}} '''Chicken''': obtained from the Chicken Coop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Eggs}} '''Eggs''': obtained from the Chicken Coop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Honey}} '''Honey''': obtained from the Apiary if the Beekeeping Development is chosen.
* {{Icon|Meat}} '''Meat''': obtained from Wild Animals deposits at the Hunting Camp, a Butcher's Workshop backyard extension with sheep in the region to cull, or the Pig or Goat pens backyard extensions.
* {{Icon|Rye bread}} '''Rye bread''': obtained from Rye Flour at the Bakery backyard extension or Communal Oven.
* {{Icon|Sausages}} '''Sausages''': obtained from Pork and Salt at the Butcher's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Bread}} '''Wheat bread''': obtained from Wheat Flour at the Bakery backyard extension or Communal Oven.

== Fuel == 


Fuel resources are consumed by Burgage Plots and various workplaces. Every Burgage Plot consumes 1 per month during Spring, Summer, and Autumn, and 2 per month during Winter.
* {{Icon|Charcoal}} '''[[Charcoal]]''': obtained from Firewood at the Charcoal Kiln.
* {{Icon|Firewood}} '''[[Firewood]]''': obtained from Trees at the Woodcutter's Lodge.

== Crops == 


Crop resources are processed into crafting material resources. While they can be stored in the Granary or Storehouse they are usually kept in the Farmhouse.
* {{Icon|Barley}} '''Barley''': which can be turned into Malt at Malthouse.
* {{Icon|Flax}} '''Flax''': which can be turned into Linen at the Weaver's Workshop.
* {{Icon|Rye}} '''Rye''': which is harvested as Grain.
* {{Icon|Wheat}} '''Wheat''': which is harvested as Grain.
** '''NOTE''': when choosing the field crop type it is called Wheat, when using the Overlay it is called Emmer.

== Crafting Materials == 


Crafting Material resources are processed into commodities resources.
* {{Icon|Clay}} '''Clay''': obtained from Clay Deposits at the Mining Pit.
* {{Icon|Dye}} '''Dyes''': obtained from Wild Berries deposits at the Dyer's workshop.
* {{Icon|Flour}} '''Flour''': obtained from Grain at the Windmill.
* {{Icon|Grain}} '''Grain''': obtained from Rye or Wheat at the Farmhouse.
* {{Icon|Hides}} '''Hides''': obtained from Goats at the Animal Pen backyard extension or Wild Animals deposits at the Hunting camp.
* {{Icon|Iron parts}} '''Iron Parts''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Iron ore}} '''Iron Ore''': obtained from Iron Deposits at the Mining Pit.
* {{Icon|Iron slab}} '''Iron Slab''': obtained from Iron Ore at the Bloomery.
* {{Icon|Leather}} '''Leather''': obtained from Hides at the Tannery.
* {{Icon|Linen}} '''Linen''': obtained from Flax at Weaver's Workshop.
* {{Icon|Malt}} '''Malt''': obtained from Barley at the Malthouse.
* {{Icon|Salt}} '''Salt''': obtained from Salt Deposits at the Mining Pit.
* {{Icon|Wax}} '''Wax''': obtained from the Apiary. Requires the Beekeeping and Advanced Beekeeping Developments. These currently have no use except for trade.
* {{Icon|Wool}} '''Wool''': obtained from Sheep at the Sheep Farm.
* {{Icon|Yarn}} '''Yarn''': obtained from Wool at the Weaver's Workshop.

== Commodities == 


Commodity resources may be requested by the Burgage Plots, depending on their level.
* {{Icon|Ale}} '''Ale''': obtained from Malt at the Brewery Extension backyard extension, consumed at the Tavern.
* {{Icon|Candles}} '''Candles''': currently unobtainable.
* {{Icon|Cloaks}} '''Cloaks''': obtained from Dyes and Yarn at the Tailor's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Clothes}} '''Clothes''': obtained from Dyes and Linen at the Tailor's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Herbs}} '''Herbs''': obtained from the Forager Hut if the Herb Garden upgrade has been purchased. Herbs are used to speed up the recovery from diseases.
* {{Icon|Salt}} '''Salt''': obtained from Salt Deposits at the Mining Pit.
* {{Icon|Shoes}} '''Shoes''': obtained from Leather at the Cobbler's Workshop.

== Military == 


Military resources are used for upgrading your militia and your retinue. They are created at certain backyard extensions.
* {{Icon|Crossbows}} '''Crossbows''': obtained from Planks and Iron Parts at the Bowyer's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Gambesons}} '''Gambesons''': obtained from Linen at the Tailor's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Helmets}} '''Helmets''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Armorer's Workshop backyard extension. Requires the Basic Armormaking Development.
* {{Icon|Large shields}} '''Large Shields''': obtained from Planks at the Joiner's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Mail armor}} '''Mail Armor''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Armorer's Workshop backyard extension. Requires the Basic Armormaking and Advanced Armormaking Developments.
* {{Icon|Plate armor}} '''Plate armor''': obtained from Iron Slabs at Armorer's Workshop backyard extension. Requires the Basic Armormaking, Advanced Armormaking, and Master Armormaking Developments.
* {{Icon|Polearms}} '''Polearms''': obtained from Planks and Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Sidearms}} '''Sidearms''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Small shields}} '''Small Shields''': obtained from Planks at the Joiner's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Spears}} '''Spears''': obtained from Planks and Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Warbows}} '''Warbows''': obtained from Planks at the Bowyer's Workshop backyard extension.

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Resources

2025-11-01T19:38:32Z

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[[File:Flowchart 0.8.035.png|thumb|300px|Resource flowchart for version 0.8.035]]


Unless weather events have been disabled in the game setup, resources must be stored to be protected from the weather. Non-food resources are stored in a storehouse except for Timber which is stored at the Logging Camp. Ale and food are stored in granaries.

== Treasury == 


The treasury represents the personal wealth of the lord of the land, i.e., the player. This personal wealth can be used to hire mercenaries, retinue, and settle new regions claimed by the player. The Annual Royal Tax comes from here, if enabled in game setup. Any revenue collected through taxation via the manor is stored as personal wealth. However, a land tax incurs approval losses.


* If you raid a Bandit Camp, you can choose to keep the reward as part of your Treasury or as Regional Wealth. If you choose to put the reward toward your Regional Wealth, it will go to the nearest settled region.

== Influence == 


Influence is required for Diplomacy and pressing Claims. It can be gained from conquering Bandit Camps, enacting a Policy, raising your settlement level, setting a Tithe, and upgrading the Church and Manor buildings.


== Regional Wealth ==
{{Main|{{tl}}Regional wealth|Regional Wealth}}


Regional Wealth represents the amount of money owned by villagers in the region and is obtained by conquering Bandit Camps (if chosen), Exporting, and level 2 or higher Burgage Plots. Regional Wealth can be spent on Burgage Plots backyard extensions, converted to your Treasury via Land Tax, and Imports.

== Construction == 


Construction resources are used for constructing new buildings and upgrading buildings.
* '''Blocks''': currently unobtainable.
* {{Icon|Planks}} '''Planks''': obtained from Timber at the Sawpit.
* {{Icon|Rooftiles}} '''Roof Tiles''': obtained from Clay at the Clay Furnace.
* {{Icon|Stone}} '''Stone''': obtained from Stone Deposits at the Stonecutter Camp.
* {{Icon|Timber}} '''Timber''': obtained from Trees at the Logging Camp. It requires an ox to move and is also used in Planks production.
* {{Icon|Tools}} '''Tools''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension or Smithy.
* {{Icon|Wooden parts}} '''Wooden Parts''': obtained from Planks at the Joiner's Workshop backyard extension. These currently have no use except for trade.

== Food == 


Food resources are used to fill Hunger and are stored in the Granary. Every Family consumes 1 food resource per month. Having more types of food resources increases Approval ratings and Disease resistance.
* {{Icon|Apples}} '''Apples''': obtained from the Apple Orchard backyard extension if the Orchardry Development is chosen.
* {{Icon|Berries}} '''Berries''': obtained from Wild Berries deposits at the Forager Hut.
* {{Icon|Fish}} '''Carp''': obtained from Shoal of Fish deposits in a lake at the Fisherman's Hut.
* {{Icon|Carrots}} '''Carrots''': obtained from the Vegetable Garden backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Chicken}} '''Chicken''': obtained from the Chicken Coop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Eggs}} '''Eggs''': obtained from the Chicken Coop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Honey}} '''Honey''': obtained from the Apiary if the Beekeeping Development is chosen.
* {{Icon|Meat}} '''Meat''': obtained from Wild Animals deposits at the Hunting Camp, a Butcher's Workshop backyard extension with sheep in the region to cull, or the Pig or Goat pens backyard extensions.
* {{Icon|Rye bread}} '''Rye bread''': obtained from Rye Flour at the Bakery backyard extension or Communal Oven.
* {{Icon|Sausages}} '''Sausages''': obtained from Pork and Salt at the Butcher's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Bread}} '''Wheat bread''': obtained from Wheat Flour at the Bakery backyard extension or Communal Oven.

== Fuel == 


Fuel resources are consumed by Burgage Plots and various workplaces. Every Burgage Plot consumes 1 per month during Spring, Summer, and Autumn, and 2 per month during Winter.
* {{Icon|Charcoal}} '''[[Charcoal]]''': obtained from Firewood at the Charcoal Kiln.
* {{Icon|Firewood}} '''[[Firewood]]''': obtained from Trees at the Woodcutter's Lodge.

== Crops == 


Crop resources are processed into crafting material resources. While they can be stored in the Granary or Storehouse they are usually kept in the Farmhouse.
* {{Icon|Barley}} '''Barley''': which can be turned into Malt at Malthouse.
* {{Icon|Flax}} '''Flax''': which can be turned into Linen at the Weaver's Workshop.
* {{Icon|Rye}} '''Rye''': which is harvested as Grain. Requires the Orchardry and Rye Cultivation Developments to be chosen.
* {{Icon|Wheat}} '''Wheat''': which is harvested as Grain.
** '''NOTE''': when choosing the field crop type it is called Wheat, when using the Overlay it is called Emmer.

== Crafting Materials == 


Crafting Material resources are processed into commodities resources.
* {{Icon|Clay}} '''Clay''': obtained from Clay Deposits at the Mining Pit.
* {{Icon|Dye}} '''Dyes''': obtained from Wild Berries deposits at the Dyer's workshop.
* {{Icon|Flour}} '''Flour''': obtained from Grain at the Windmill.
* {{Icon|Grain}} '''Grain''': obtained from Rye or Wheat at the Farmhouse.
* {{Icon|Hides}} '''Hides''': obtained from Goats at the Animal Pen backyard extension or Wild Animals deposits at the Hunting camp.
* {{Icon|Iron parts}} '''Iron Parts''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Iron ore}} '''Iron Ore''': obtained from Iron Deposits at the Mining Pit.
* {{Icon|Iron slab}} '''Iron Slab''': obtained from Iron Ore at the Bloomery.
* {{Icon|Leather}} '''Leather''': obtained from Hides at the Tannery.
* {{Icon|Linen}} '''Linen''': obtained from Flax at Weaver's Workshop.
* {{Icon|Malt}} '''Malt''': obtained from Barley at the Malthouse.
* {{Icon|Salt}} '''Salt''': obtained from Salt Deposits at the Mining Pit.
* {{Icon|Wax}} '''Wax''': obtained from the Apiary. Requires the Beekeeping and Advanced Beekeeping Developments. These currently have no use except for trade.
* {{Icon|Wool}} '''Wool''': obtained from Sheep at the Sheep Farm.
* {{Icon|Yarn}} '''Yarn''': obtained from Wool at the Weaver's Workshop.

== Commodities == 


Commodity resources may be requested by the Burgage Plots, depending on their level.
* {{Icon|Ale}} '''Ale''': obtained from Malt at the Brewery Extension backyard extension, consumed at the Tavern.
* {{Icon|Candles}} '''Candles''': currently unobtainable.
* {{Icon|Cloaks}} '''Cloaks''': obtained from Dyes and Yarn at the Tailor's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Clothes}} '''Clothes''': obtained from Dyes and Linen at the Tailor's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Herbs}} '''Herbs''': obtained from the Forager Hut if the Herb Garden upgrade has been purchased. Herbs are used to speed up the recovery from diseases.
* {{Icon|Salt}} '''Salt''': obtained from Salt Deposits at the Mining Pit.
* {{Icon|Shoes}} '''Shoes''': obtained from Leather at the Cobbler's Workshop.

== Military == 


Military resources are used for upgrading your militia and your retinue. They are created at certain backyard extensions.
* {{Icon|Crossbows}} '''Crossbows''': obtained from Planks and Iron Parts at the Bowyer's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Gambesons}} '''Gambesons''': obtained from Linen at the Tailor's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Helmets}} '''Helmets''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Armorer's Workshop backyard extension. Requires the Basic Armormaking Development.
* {{Icon|Large shields}} '''Large Shields''': obtained from Planks at the Joiner's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Mail armor}} '''Mail Armor''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Armorer's Workshop backyard extension. Requires the Basic Armormaking and Advanced Armormaking Developments.
* {{Icon|Plate armor}} '''Plate armor''': obtained from Iron Slabs at Armorer's Workshop backyard extension. Requires the Basic Armormaking, Advanced Armormaking, and Master Armormaking Developments.
* {{Icon|Polearms}} '''Polearms''': obtained from Planks and Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Sidearms}} '''Sidearms''': obtained from Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Small shields}} '''Small Shields''': obtained from Planks at the Joiner's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Spears}} '''Spears''': obtained from Planks and Iron Slabs at the Blacksmith's Workshop backyard extension.
* {{Icon|Warbows}} '''Warbows''': obtained from Planks at the Bowyer's Workshop backyard extension.

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Firewood

2025-11-01T19:36:30Z

76561198121665962: capitalization

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|type = <translate>[[Resource]]</translate>
|producedby = <translate>[[Woodcutter's lodge]]</translate>
|usedin = <translate>{{icon|charcoal}} [[Charcoal]]</translate>
|storedin = <translate>[[Storehouse]], [[Woodcutter's lodge]]</translate>
}}

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{{icon|firewood}} '''Firewood''' is one of two [[{{tl}}Resources#Fuel|fuel resources]] in Manor Lords.

== Use ==

Firewood is the base fuel resource. Fuel is a requirement for the functioning of [[{{tl}}burgage plots]], the [[{{tl}}manor]], and a variety of industries through [[{{tl}}workplaces]] and [[{{tl}}extensions]]. Firewood can be converted into {{icon|charcoal}} [[{{tl}}charcoal]] at the [[{{tl}}charcoal kiln]].

== Production ==

To produce firewood, a settlement requires a [[woodcutter's lodge]]. Workers assigned to the lodge go to nearby forests to cut down trees and transport them back to the lodge, where they split the trees into firewood. Storehouse workers then collect the firewood from the woodcutter's lodge and deliver it to the [[{{tl}}storehouse]]. From the storehouse, firewood can be delivered to workplaces and extensions, or sold via a [[{{tl}}marketplace]] stall.

== Storage ==

Firewood is a perishable resource damaged by weather unless stored in a storehouse or in the woodcutter's lodge.

== History ==
{| class="wikitable"
!October 13, 2025
|Added firewood
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Template:GameNewsMP

2025-10-31T14:58:17Z

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<div style="font-size: 1rem; text-align: center; margin-bottom: 0.5em;">'''Current version:''' 0.8.035</div>



;October 2, 2025
:The long-awaited beta for the next big update has finally been released. Discover the new AI towns, deepened mechanics such as the development and affinity systems, stone castles, new maps, a UI rework and new resources! [[{{tl}}0.8.035 - Beta|Read more]]


;March 7, 2025
:The first preview of the next big update has arrived! It showcases stone castles, a castle planner and a sneak-peek of a new map, Devil's Hill. Exciting news on AI towns is on the horizon.


;February 28, 2025
:Manor Lords wins the 'Best Indie Game of 2024' award at the Digital Vikings Award, hosted in Gdańsk, Poland.


;January 10, 2025
:Update 4 (0.8.024) is released, introducing two new maps, bridges, a marketplace rework, a level 2 tavern upgrade and many smaller gameplay and balance changes. [[{{tl}}0.8.024 - Update 4|Read more]]


;December 27, 2024
:Manor Lords wins the 'Best City Builder' award of PC Gamer's 'Game of the Year Awards 2024'.


;September 26, 2024
:Update 3 (0.8.004) is released, adding [[fishing]], [[butcher]]s, [[crossbow]]s, and food spoilage.


;July 22, 2024
:It is revealed that the next Manor Lords patch will include fishing ponds, crossbows, new portraits, and will have the game migrated to Unreal Engine 5. [https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1363080?emclan=103582791467743290&emgid=4374767864888445285 Read more].


;June 19, 2024
:Manor Lords developer Greg Styczeń announces that the game will be migrating from Unreal Engine 4 to the Unreal Engine 5.

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Development

2025-10-31T14:44:29Z

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[[File:Development.jpg|thumb|300px|<translate> The development perks screen in early access</translate>]]
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Each region has a settlement level, determined by the number and level of [[{{tl}}Burgage plot|burgage plots]].

* Level 1 (Small village) requires 5 burgage plots of level 1.
* Level 2 (Medium village) requires 5 burgage plots of level 1 and 2 burgage plots of level 2.
* Level 3 (Large village) requires 10 burgage plots of level 1 and 5 burgage plots of level 2.


The regional development system is being heavily reworked. Each settlement level unlocks new development perks, allowing you to specialize your settlement and make it more efficient. As of now, only the first set of development perks is available.

= Origins =
<blockquote>"We carry the weight of our past, but it is the promise of these lands that will define us"</blockquote>

This is the first set of development perks you can choose from after reaching the Small Village settlement level. You can choose from 9 development perks. Each will offer three benefits and one negative effect.

{| class="wikitable" style="border: none;"
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Bamberg.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''1. Bamberg Smallholders'''
* New upgrade: Smallholding. Enables converting burgage plots with backyard extensions into smallholdings. Like artisans, smallholding families treat their backyards as a permanent job, increasing their yield.
* Increased approval from food variety (+10%)
* Increased success chance for tree planting. The base chance of failure (50%) no longer applies.
* Decreased mining gathering speed. Mining and stonecutting labor speed decreased by 10%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Vogtland.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''2. Of the Vogtland'''
* New upgrade: Hunting Hound. Enables the ordering of a hunting hound for the hunting camp. Hunting hounds provide one {{Icon|Small game}} small game every seven days.
* Increased export price on minor trades. All minor trades base export value is increased by 50%.
* Increased capacity for foraged goods deposits. {{Icon|Berries}} Wild berries and {{Icon|Mushrooms}} mushroom deposits have doubled capacity.
* Decreased agriculture efficiency. Fields and vegetable gardens efficiency decreased by 25%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Woodwright.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''3. Woodwright Journeymen'''
* Improved bowyers and joiners. Their efficiency is increased by 20%. Export value for {{Icon|Warbows}} warbows, {{Icon|Crossbows}} crossbows, {{Icon|Small shields}} small shields and {{Icon|Large shields}} large shields is also increased by 20%.
* Reduces fuel consumption by 50%.
* Increases militia combat effectiveness by 10%.
* Decreases mining gathering speed by 10%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Regensburg.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''4. Regensburg Guildsmen'''
* Increased {{Icon|Regional wealth}} regional wealth from burgage plots. All occupied burgage plots produce +1 regional wealth per month.
* Reduced burgage plot upgrade cost. Only requires half the construction materials and any regional wealth cost is removed.
* {{Icon|Salt}} Salt and {{Icon|Iron ore}} iron ore import value reduced by 30%.
* Land tax approval malus. Land tax approval severity increased by 20%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Passau.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''5. Smiths of Passau'''
* Increases blacksmith efficiency by 20%.
* Increased weapons export value. {{Icon|Spears}} Spears, {{Icon|Sidearms}} sidearms and {{Icon|Polearms}} polearms export value increases by 20%.
* Strength of "local handymen" affinity increases by 300%.
* Decreased livestock efficiency. Efficiency of animal pens, chicken coops and pastures decreases by 20%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Alps.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''6. Born of the Alps'''
* Clothing durability increase. Consumption of all clothing goods decreases by 50%.
* Sheep are more resilient. Sheep no longer die at high elevation during winter months.
* Hunting camp efficiency increases by 50%.
* Trade routes are more costly. Establishing a trade route costs 20% more.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Strasburg.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''7. Strasburg Masons'''
* Improved stonemason's station. Stone gatherer camp labor speed increases by 30% and stonemason's station efficiency increased by 30%.
* Reduces castle planner cost by 30%.
* Ox handler speed increased. Ox handlers and their {{Icon|Oxen}} ox move with 10% increased speed when assigned to hitching posts or stables.
* Decreases labor speed for hunting and fishing by 20%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Nuremburg.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''8. Nuremburg Prospectors'''
* Improved armorers. Armorer efficiency increases by 20%. Export value of {{Icon|Helmets}} helmets, {{Icon|Mail armor}} mail armor and {{Icon|Plate armor}} plate armor increases by 20%.
* Improved mine integrity. Proximity of mines are no longer a factor for collapse chance. Maintenance duration of all mines is increased by 30%.
* Mining import discounts. Trade routes for iron ore and salt are free to establish. Import value for iron ore and salt decreased by 30%.
* Retinue treasury cost is now doubled.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Weidenhinterlanders.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''9. Weiden Hinterlanders'''
* Efficiency when farming on elevation increased by 10%.
* Cheaper animal imports. All animals' ({{Icon|Oxen}} oxen, {{Icon|Mules}} mules, {{Icon|Horses}} horses, {{Icon|Sheep}} sheep, {{Icon|Lambs}} lambs, {{Icon|Goats}} goats and {{Icon|Chickens}} chickens) import price is reduced by 20%.
* Mining labor speed increases by 20%.
* Artisan efficiency malus. All artisan workshops' efficiency is decreased by 20%.
|}

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Development

2025-10-31T14:44:19Z

76561198121665962: updated development screen

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[[File:Development.jng|thumb|300px|<translate> The development perks screen in early access</translate>]]
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Each region has a settlement level, determined by the number and level of [[{{tl}}Burgage plot|burgage plots]].

* Level 1 (Small village) requires 5 burgage plots of level 1.
* Level 2 (Medium village) requires 5 burgage plots of level 1 and 2 burgage plots of level 2.
* Level 3 (Large village) requires 10 burgage plots of level 1 and 5 burgage plots of level 2.


The regional development system is being heavily reworked. Each settlement level unlocks new development perks, allowing you to specialize your settlement and make it more efficient. As of now, only the first set of development perks is available.

= Origins =
<blockquote>"We carry the weight of our past, but it is the promise of these lands that will define us"</blockquote>

This is the first set of development perks you can choose from after reaching the Small Village settlement level. You can choose from 9 development perks. Each will offer three benefits and one negative effect.

{| class="wikitable" style="border: none;"
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Bamberg.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''1. Bamberg Smallholders'''
* New upgrade: Smallholding. Enables converting burgage plots with backyard extensions into smallholdings. Like artisans, smallholding families treat their backyards as a permanent job, increasing their yield.
* Increased approval from food variety (+10%)
* Increased success chance for tree planting. The base chance of failure (50%) no longer applies.
* Decreased mining gathering speed. Mining and stonecutting labor speed decreased by 10%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Vogtland.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''2. Of the Vogtland'''
* New upgrade: Hunting Hound. Enables the ordering of a hunting hound for the hunting camp. Hunting hounds provide one {{Icon|Small game}} small game every seven days.
* Increased export price on minor trades. All minor trades base export value is increased by 50%.
* Increased capacity for foraged goods deposits. {{Icon|Berries}} Wild berries and {{Icon|Mushrooms}} mushroom deposits have doubled capacity.
* Decreased agriculture efficiency. Fields and vegetable gardens efficiency decreased by 25%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Woodwright.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''3. Woodwright Journeymen'''
* Improved bowyers and joiners. Their efficiency is increased by 20%. Export value for {{Icon|Warbows}} warbows, {{Icon|Crossbows}} crossbows, {{Icon|Small shields}} small shields and {{Icon|Large shields}} large shields is also increased by 20%.
* Reduces fuel consumption by 50%.
* Increases militia combat effectiveness by 10%.
* Decreases mining gathering speed by 10%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Regensburg.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''4. Regensburg Guildsmen'''
* Increased {{Icon|Regional wealth}} regional wealth from burgage plots. All occupied burgage plots produce +1 regional wealth per month.
* Reduced burgage plot upgrade cost. Only requires half the construction materials and any regional wealth cost is removed.
* {{Icon|Salt}} Salt and {{Icon|Iron ore}} iron ore import value reduced by 30%.
* Land tax approval malus. Land tax approval severity increased by 20%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Passau.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''5. Smiths of Passau'''
* Increases blacksmith efficiency by 20%.
* Increased weapons export value. {{Icon|Spears}} Spears, {{Icon|Sidearms}} sidearms and {{Icon|Polearms}} polearms export value increases by 20%.
* Strength of "local handymen" affinity increases by 300%.
* Decreased livestock efficiency. Efficiency of animal pens, chicken coops and pastures decreases by 20%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Alps.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''6. Born of the Alps'''
* Clothing durability increase. Consumption of all clothing goods decreases by 50%.
* Sheep are more resilient. Sheep no longer die at high elevation during winter months.
* Hunting camp efficiency increases by 50%.
* Trade routes are more costly. Establishing a trade route costs 20% more.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Strasburg.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''7. Strasburg Masons'''
* Improved stonemason's station. Stone gatherer camp labor speed increases by 30% and stonemason's station efficiency increased by 30%.
* Reduces castle planner cost by 30%.
* Ox handler speed increased. Ox handlers and their {{Icon|Oxen}} ox move with 10% increased speed when assigned to hitching posts or stables.
* Decreases labor speed for hunting and fishing by 20%.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Nuremburg.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''8. Nuremburg Prospectors'''
* Improved armorers. Armorer efficiency increases by 20%. Export value of {{Icon|Helmets}} helmets, {{Icon|Mail armor}} mail armor and {{Icon|Plate armor}} plate armor increases by 20%.
* Improved mine integrity. Proximity of mines are no longer a factor for collapse chance. Maintenance duration of all mines is increased by 30%.
* Mining import discounts. Trade routes for iron ore and salt are free to establish. Import value for iron ore and salt decreased by 30%.
* Retinue treasury cost is now doubled.
|-
| style="width: 150px; vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Weidenhinterlanders.jpg|150px]]
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
'''9. Weiden Hinterlanders'''
* Efficiency when farming on elevation increased by 10%.
* Cheaper animal imports. All animals' ({{Icon|Oxen}} oxen, {{Icon|Mules}} mules, {{Icon|Horses}} horses, {{Icon|Sheep}} sheep, {{Icon|Lambs}} lambs, {{Icon|Goats}} goats and {{Icon|Chickens}} chickens) import price is reduced by 20%.
* Mining labor speed increases by 20%.
* Artisan efficiency malus. All artisan workshops' efficiency is decreased by 20%.
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2025-10-31T14:23:28Z

76561198121665962:

== Major Changes ==

==== Miscellaneous ====

* '''Starting Location Selection''': Ability to preselect the starting location in the game setup screen.
* '''New Maps''': New playable maps: Devil's Hill, Jagged Cliffs, Divided, Large Lake.
* '''New Game Modes''': New game modes: Duel (1 vs 1 with AI) and Fractured Realm (4 Lord free-for-all).
* '''Jobs & Buildings''': Added new jobs and buildings: Quarry, Stonemason, Lime Kiln, and their connected resources: Rough Stone, Dressed Stone, Mortar.
* '''Wall Positioning''': A new system for positioning units on walls.
* '''Ladder Climbing''': Units now climb ladders to access higher floors.
* '''Hover Fortifications''': The player can now hover the castle fortifications and see the soldiers inside.
* '''Gate Control''': Added the ability to open and close each castle gate individually.

==== Castle Upgrade System ====
* Module Upgrades: Every castle module, including walls and gates, can now be upgraded to lv2.
* Placement Logic: Module placement is no longer restricted by distance to the nearest major module. The planner now displays the total Bailey Area. Bailey area allowed for construction is limited by your lord's or lady's Rank (still WIP).
* Wall Platforms: You can now attach platforms to the castle walls. The level of platforms is capped by the wall type.

==== Affinity System ====
* Environment Types: Each Region is divided by area into multiple Environments (Meadow, Woodland, Farmland, Urban, Rural)
* Building Affinities: Different buildings can have Affinities with different Environments, for instance the Animal Pen has a "Pannage" Affinity which increases Efficiency of Pig Pens in regions with a lot of Woodland area.

==== Maintenance System ====
* Workplace Maintenance: A lot of workplaces now must be maintained to function properly.
* Failure Risks: Failure to maintain a building can result in various risks, for instance the mines can Collapse.
* Rate Tuning: You can dial your maintenance rates, which affects Labor Speed.

==== Yield System ====
* Yield Definition: Yield is a measure of how much your workplace produces. Various buildings use different timespans and benchmark values depending on their nature.
* Yield Influencers: Yield can be affected by Labor Speed, Productivity and Efficiency.
* Productivity: Productivity is a measure of your Logistics: Transport and labor times vs idle times, sickness, extension work, militia assignments.
* Labor Speed: Labor Speed measures how fast your workers perform workplace related tasks.
* Efficiency: Efficiency measures how much output do you get per crafting, per plant or per passive income cycle, depending on the production type. High Efficiency means your Gardens will produce more Vegetables and your Crafting tasks may produce extra items.

==== Approval System Rework ====
* Memory Weight Shift: Approval memory weight was shifted to dramatically favor current event versus past events.
* Approval Tiers: There are now approval Tiers. Landing in a specific Approval Tier may give various penalties and bonuses.

==== Food Resource Rework ====
* Vegetable Types: Vegetables resource was split into Cabbages, Carrots and Beetroots. You can now choose your preferred vegetable type in every Vegetable Garden.
* Wildlife Change: Deer were replaced by Small Game since it's more plausible in historical terms.
* Meat Differentiation: Meat was divided into: Mutton, Chevon, Pork, Beef, Chicken, Small Game, and are made by different animals accordingly. Chicken is now produced every fourth cycle from a Chicken Coop.
* Sausages: Sausages are made from Pork and Salt.
* Orchard Types: Pears and Quinces were added as Orchard resource types.
* Mushrooms (Experimental): (Experimental) Mushrooms were added back.

==== Regional Development System Rework ====
* Development Perks: To a lot of players, the development tree was a weak point of the game and described as immersion breaking. Therefore, a new, more grounded system of Development Perks was introduced. The player is now faced with more realistic choices at each settlement level development and those choices reflect the settlement development stage.
* Perk Design: The perks are also designed to be more nuanced from game design perspective so that choices are less obvious.
* Rollout Status: Since it's still in progress, only 1st batch of perks (Origins) is available.
* Policies Removal: Policies are temporarily removed (still undergoing rework).

== Balance ==
* '''Animal Reproduction''': Wild Animal reproduction is now dependent on their herd size. A minimum of 2 animals is required.
* '''Mining Range''': Rich deposits have larger mining range than normal ones, allowing you to potentially place more mines on a single deposit.
* '''Mine Collapse Risk''': There is an increasing chance of collapse if the user places too many mines close to each other.
* '''Homelessness Grace Period''': Added a 30 day grace period since settling a region for the homelessness approval factor.
* '''Castle Fire Safety''': Manors/Castles are no longer flammable under the assumption that raiders shouldn't be able to easily light them on fire.
* '''Starting Node Balance''': Starting Resource Node balance changed: Players get either Fish or Small Game, either Berries or Mushrooms, either Iron or Salt, Clay, Stone and Fertility. Two of those get boosted to a Region Strength (Rich Resource Node or a Rich Fertility).
* '''Fishing Node Odds''': Temporary: Increased chance of fishing resource nodes on maps with many river regions.
* '''Consumption Scaling''': Families now consume extra goods related to their Burgage Level, eg. Clothing for Lv2 and up.
* '''Regrowth Tweaks''': Tweaked resource regrowth rates.
* '''Trading Post Values''': New values and Trade Types assigned to Foods and Materials in the Trading Post.
* '''Livestock Trade Balancing''': New values assigned to most Animals for orders and Livestock Trading Post.
* '''Tariff Increase''': Increased import tariff from 5 to 10.
* '''Iron Recipe Rebalance''': Rebalanced Iron related items and recipes to make the Iron Slab cost ratio more consistent.
* '''Garden Replanting''': Vegetable Gardens need to be replowed and replanted after harvest.
* '''Settlement Growth Bonus''': Every region now gains +1 Growth for 1 year from the "Fresh settlement" modifier.

== UI ==
* '''UI Restyling''': Overall UI restyling with a more "medieval" and less modern feel.
* '''Production Screen''': A new screen where you can preview your regional production and consumption balances.
* '''Approval Hover Info''': When hovering over Approval, it should now display missing Requirements over nearby Burgage Plots.
* '''Map Restyling''': Paper map restyling. Resource nodes will display as drawings instead of icons in the map view.
* '''Family Widgets''': Family widgets now have a Consumption tooltip displaying their consumption rate and days left.
* '''Road Snap Fix''': Road Snap Points no longer get distorted on the grass.
* '''Resource Icons''': New Resource Node icons.
* '''Rename Saves''': Existing saves can now be renamed.
* '''Region Cycling''': Regions can now be cycled through on the Region Screen.
* '''Windmill Efficiency''': Windmills now display their efficiency value on the inventory panel.
* '''Log Notifications''': If you get a few log notifications at the same time, they are all displayed for a few seconds instead of just the last one. This makes it harder to miss an important message for instance on the 1st day of the month when a lot happens.
* '''Save Confirmation''': Added save overwrite confirmation window.
* '''Building UI Fixes''': Removed the building placement front arrow since building entrances are displayed now.
* '''Destroy Button''': Alt clicking to delete a castle module was replaced by a destroy button.
* '''Module Snapback''': Manor Modules now also snap back to the original dragging start position to reduce accidental changes.
* '''Wall Selection Accuracy''': Improved accuracy when selecting wall points.
* '''Tutorial Overhaul''': Added tutorial subsections and reworked the tutorial contents.
* '''Description Generalization''': Pass on all building descriptions to list less direct numbers, but more general terms for what they do as yields can now vary.
* '''Extension Display''': Added extension type to building floaters displayed when pressing tab.
* '''Livestock Tooltip''': Livestock Tooltip now displays Extension animals.

== Minor Changes ==
* '''Camera Collision''': Improved the camera collision with cliffs on High Peaks.
* '''River Fishing Nodes''': Fishing nodes often spawn in rivers now (allowing river fishing).
* '''Elevation Overlay''': A new Elevation overlay.
* '''Graphics Presets''': Added global graphics presets.
* '''Cold Warning Fix''': When a burgage plot is refueled, the cold warning should now instantly disappear.
* '''Module Collision''': Castle modules now collide with each other when placing in order to avoid building areas impossible for pathfinding and reduce clipping.
* '''Wall Snapping''': When castle modules are placed on a wall, they will split the wall and snap the walls to edges instead of clipping with the module.
* '''Wall Joining''': Added an option to join 2 walls into 1 after you snap their ends together.
* '''Wall Snap Points''': Added missing wall snapping points to the outer towers.
* '''Module Rotation Fix''': When rotating a module, the attached walls should now stay attached. The rotation is limited if a module has wall connections.
* '''Stream Integration''': Streams now use the river system and therefore will spawn small bridges.
* '''Apiary Extension''': Apiary is now a backyard extension. Wax is now produced every third cycle from an Apiary.
* '''Deterministic Mechanics''': Removed a lot of chance based mechanics in favor of more deterministic calculations to make yield balance more predictable (this includes farming and mining which used to be chance based).
* '''Yield Linearization''': Yields are more linear as Orchard Trees and Field Crops mature.
* '''Family Structure Data''': Moved consumption & approval data to the Family structure instead of storing it on husbands (this was a temporary workaround to represent per family consumption and approval effects).
* '''Disease Data Shift''': Since individual villagers no longer have a consumption update, we also moved the disease data to the Family structure. As a side effect, whole families will now get sick together.
* '''Clothing Change''': Cloaks are removed, and instead there are two recipes of producing Clothes - either from Wool or from Linen.
* '''Windmill Supply Change''': Granary workers no longer supply Windmills since it was inconsistent with all the other workplaces needing to get their own crafting resources.
* '''Deprecated Jobs''': Deprecated some jobs since they no longer were fitting the game design: Removed Dye and Dyer in their previous implementation. Removed Firewood Cart and Food Cart.
* '''Stable Optimization''': Skipped animal petting in the stables since it's no space for it anyway and it only clogged pathfinding with unresolved requests. Tweaked the ox guide locations in tight spaces to avoid unresolved pathfinding requests.
* '''UI Performance''': Optimized population and living space UI updates.
* '''Tooltip Update''': Updated text for establishing a trade route tooltip, delivering more information.

== Sound ==
* '''Drag Audio''': Added sound effects when dragging castle modules.

== Bugfixes ==
* '''Approval Tooltip''': Fixed approval tooltip not displaying during the first in game day in a session.
* '''Job Assignment''': Fixed job assignment sometimes not correctly picking an unassigned family living nearest to the workplace.
* '''Wall Blueprint Curve''': Fixed the castle wall blueprints being less curved after committing construction at least once.
* '''Camera Snap Fix''': Fixed the camera snapping above water level when moving over waterbodies.
* '''Problem Banner Bug''': Fixed an issue with the problem banner appearing when the trading post is connected to the trade network.
* '''Soldier Immobility Fix''': Fixed soldiers becoming immobile if all their squad members have died.
* '''Region Data Load Fix''': Fixed region data and problem banners displaying incorrectly after loading a save where the player has lost all region control.
* '''Tree Scale Bug''': Fixed felled trees sometimes loading with overly large scale.
* '''Road Respawn Bug''': Fixed certain pre-placed road pieces respawning when loading a saved game.
* '''Granary Upgrade Bug''': Fixed the Large Granary not upgrading sometimes.
* '''Villager Stuck Bug''': Fixed villagers somtimes getting stuck inside their homes when loading a saved game.
* '''Floating Resources Bug''': Fixed Resource Clumps floating in the map view.
* '''Burgage Tint Fix''': Fixed Burgage Plots not tinting red when hovering over any supply if the value is exactly 0%.
* '''Wagon Pathfinding Fix''': Fixed pathfinding ignoring the broken wagon next to the Trading Post.
* '''Militia Region Restriction''': Fixed the player being able to add militia units from non owned regions.
* '''Ox Navigation Bug''': Fixed livestock orders failing due to the ox trying to navigate into the stable wall and failing.

== Cosmetics ==
* '''Fishing Visuals''': Tweaked fishing locations.
* '''Garrison Tower Model''': Lv1 Garrison Tower model was reworked to be more proportional with the scale of the Lv1 Palace.
* '''Workshop Models''': Reworked Joiner, Bowyer, Armorer & Butcher workshops.
* '''Door Detection''': Improved door opening detection precision.

0.8.035 - Beta

2025-10-31T14:22:09Z

76561198121665962: tweaking formatting of patchnotes

== Major Changes ==

* '''Starting Location Selection''': Ability to preselect the starting location in the game setup screen.
* '''New Maps''': New playable maps: Devil's Hill, Jagged Cliffs, Divided, Large Lake.
* '''New Game Modes''': New game modes: Duel (1 vs 1 with AI) and Fractured Realm (4 Lord free-for-all).
* '''Jobs & Buildings''': Added new jobs and buildings: Quarry, Stonemason, Lime Kiln, and their connected resources: Rough Stone, Dressed Stone, Mortar.
* '''Wall Positioning''': A new system for positioning units on walls.
* '''Ladder Climbing''': Units now climb ladders to access higher floors.
* '''Hover Fortifications''': The player can now hover the castle fortifications and see the soldiers inside.
* '''Gate Control''': Added the ability to open and close each castle gate individually.

==== '''Castle Upgrade System''' ====
* Module Upgrades: Every castle module, including walls and gates, can now be upgraded to lv2.
* Placement Logic: Module placement is no longer restricted by distance to the nearest major module. The planner now displays the total Bailey Area. Bailey area allowed for construction is limited by your lord's or lady's Rank (still WIP).
* Wall Platforms: You can now attach platforms to the castle walls. The level of platforms is capped by the wall type.

==== '''Affinity System''' ====
* Environment Types: Each Region is divided by area into multiple Environments (Meadow, Woodland, Farmland, Urban, Rural)
* Building Affinities: Different buildings can have Affinities with different Environments, for instance the Animal Pen has a "Pannage" Affinity which increases Efficiency of Pig Pens in regions with a lot of Woodland area.

==== '''Maintenance System''' ====
* Workplace Maintenance: A lot of workplaces now must be maintained to function properly.
* Failure Risks: Failure to maintain a building can result in various risks, for instance the mines can Collapse.
* Rate Tuning: You can dial your maintenance rates, which affects Labor Speed.

==== '''Yield System''' ====
* Yield Definition: Yield is a measure of how much your workplace produces. Various buildings use different timespans and benchmark values depending on their nature.
* Yield Influencers: Yield can be affected by Labor Speed, Productivity and Efficiency.
* Productivity: Productivity is a measure of your Logistics: Transport and labor times vs idle times, sickness, extension work, militia assignments.
* Labor Speed: Labor Speed measures how fast your workers perform workplace related tasks.
* Efficiency: Efficiency measures how much output do you get per crafting, per plant or per passive income cycle, depending on the production type. High Efficiency means your Gardens will produce more Vegetables and your Crafting tasks may produce extra items.

==== '''Approval System Rework''' ====
* Memory Weight Shift: Approval memory weight was shifted to dramatically favor current event versus past events.
* Approval Tiers: There are now approval Tiers. Landing in a specific Approval Tier may give various penalties and bonuses.

==== '''Food Resource Rework''' ====
* Vegetable Types: Vegetables resource was split into Cabbages, Carrots and Beetroots. You can now choose your preferred vegetable type in every Vegetable Garden.
* Wildlife Change: Deer were replaced by Small Game since it's more plausible in historical terms.
* Meat Differentiation: Meat was divided into: Mutton, Chevon, Pork, Beef, Chicken, Small Game, and are made by different animals accordingly. Chicken is now produced every fourth cycle from a Chicken Coop.
* Sausages: Sausages are made from Pork and Salt.
* Orchard Types: Pears and Quinces were added as Orchard resource types.
* Mushrooms (Experimental): (Experimental) Mushrooms were added back.

==== '''Regional Development System Rework''' ====
* Development Perks: To a lot of players, the development tree was a weak point of the game and described as immersion breaking. Therefore, a new, more grounded system of Development Perks was introduced. The player is now faced with more realistic choices at each settlement level development and those choices reflect the settlement development stage.
* Perk Design: The perks are also designed to be more nuanced from game design perspective so that choices are less obvious.
* Rollout Status: Since it's still in progress, only 1st batch of perks (Origins) is available.
* Policies Removal: Policies are temporarily removed (still undergoing rework).

== Balance ==
* '''Animal Reproduction''': Wild Animal reproduction is now dependent on their herd size. A minimum of 2 animals is required.
* '''Mining Range''': Rich deposits have larger mining range than normal ones, allowing you to potentially place more mines on a single deposit.
* '''Mine Collapse Risk''': There is an increasing chance of collapse if the user places too many mines close to each other.
* '''Homelessness Grace Period''': Added a 30 day grace period since settling a region for the homelessness approval factor.
* '''Castle Fire Safety''': Manors/Castles are no longer flammable under the assumption that raiders shouldn't be able to easily light them on fire.
* '''Starting Node Balance''': Starting Resource Node balance changed: Players get either Fish or Small Game, either Berries or Mushrooms, either Iron or Salt, Clay, Stone and Fertility. Two of those get boosted to a Region Strength (Rich Resource Node or a Rich Fertility).
* '''Fishing Node Odds''': Temporary: Increased chance of fishing resource nodes on maps with many river regions.
* '''Consumption Scaling''': Families now consume extra goods related to their Burgage Level, eg. Clothing for Lv2 and up.
* '''Regrowth Tweaks''': Tweaked resource regrowth rates.
* '''Trading Post Values''': New values and Trade Types assigned to Foods and Materials in the Trading Post.
* '''Livestock Trade Balancing''': New values assigned to most Animals for orders and Livestock Trading Post.
* '''Tariff Increase''': Increased import tariff from 5 to 10.
* '''Iron Recipe Rebalance''': Rebalanced Iron related items and recipes to make the Iron Slab cost ratio more consistent.
* '''Garden Replanting''': Vegetable Gardens need to be replowed and replanted after harvest.
* '''Settlement Growth Bonus''': Every region now gains +1 Growth for 1 year from the "Fresh settlement" modifier.

== UI ==
* '''UI Restyling''': Overall UI restyling with a more "medieval" and less modern feel.
* '''Production Screen''': A new screen where you can preview your regional production and consumption balances.
* '''Approval Hover Info''': When hovering over Approval, it should now display missing Requirements over nearby Burgage Plots.
* '''Map Restyling''': Paper map restyling. Resource nodes will display as drawings instead of icons in the map view.
* '''Family Widgets''': Family widgets now have a Consumption tooltip displaying their consumption rate and days left.
* '''Road Snap Fix''': Road Snap Points no longer get distorted on the grass.
* '''Resource Icons''': New Resource Node icons.
* '''Rename Saves''': Existing saves can now be renamed.
* '''Region Cycling''': Regions can now be cycled through on the Region Screen.
* '''Windmill Efficiency''': Windmills now display their efficiency value on the inventory panel.
* '''Log Notifications''': If you get a few log notifications at the same time, they are all displayed for a few seconds instead of just the last one. This makes it harder to miss an important message for instance on the 1st day of the month when a lot happens.
* '''Save Confirmation''': Added save overwrite confirmation window.
* '''Building UI Fixes''': Removed the building placement front arrow since building entrances are displayed now.
* '''Destroy Button''': Alt clicking to delete a castle module was replaced by a destroy button.
* '''Module Snapback''': Manor Modules now also snap back to the original dragging start position to reduce accidental changes.
* '''Wall Selection Accuracy''': Improved accuracy when selecting wall points.
* '''Tutorial Overhaul''': Added tutorial subsections and reworked the tutorial contents.
* '''Description Generalization''': Pass on all building descriptions to list less direct numbers, but more general terms for what they do as yields can now vary.
* '''Extension Display''': Added extension type to building floaters displayed when pressing tab.
* '''Livestock Tooltip''': Livestock Tooltip now displays Extension animals.

== Minor Changes ==
* '''Camera Collision''': Improved the camera collision with cliffs on High Peaks.
* '''River Fishing Nodes''': Fishing nodes often spawn in rivers now (allowing river fishing).
* '''Elevation Overlay''': A new Elevation overlay.
* '''Graphics Presets''': Added global graphics presets.
* '''Cold Warning Fix''': When a burgage plot is refueled, the cold warning should now instantly disappear.
* '''Module Collision''': Castle modules now collide with each other when placing in order to avoid building areas impossible for pathfinding and reduce clipping.
* '''Wall Snapping''': When castle modules are placed on a wall, they will split the wall and snap the walls to edges instead of clipping with the module.
* '''Wall Joining''': Added an option to join 2 walls into 1 after you snap their ends together.
* '''Wall Snap Points''': Added missing wall snapping points to the outer towers.
* '''Module Rotation Fix''': When rotating a module, the attached walls should now stay attached. The rotation is limited if a module has wall connections.
* '''Stream Integration''': Streams now use the river system and therefore will spawn small bridges.
* '''Apiary Extension''': Apiary is now a backyard extension. Wax is now produced every third cycle from an Apiary.
* '''Deterministic Mechanics''': Removed a lot of chance based mechanics in favor of more deterministic calculations to make yield balance more predictable (this includes farming and mining which used to be chance based).
* '''Yield Linearization''': Yields are more linear as Orchard Trees and Field Crops mature.
* '''Family Structure Data''': Moved consumption & approval data to the Family structure instead of storing it on husbands (this was a temporary workaround to represent per family consumption and approval effects).
* '''Disease Data Shift''': Since individual villagers no longer have a consumption update, we also moved the disease data to the Family structure. As a side effect, whole families will now get sick together.
* '''Clothing Change''': Cloaks are removed, and instead there are two recipes of producing Clothes - either from Wool or from Linen.
* '''Windmill Supply Change''': Granary workers no longer supply Windmills since it was inconsistent with all the other workplaces needing to get their own crafting resources.
* '''Deprecated Jobs''': Deprecated some jobs since they no longer were fitting the game design: Removed Dye and Dyer in their previous implementation. Removed Firewood Cart and Food Cart.
* '''Stable Optimization''': Skipped animal petting in the stables since it's no space for it anyway and it only clogged pathfinding with unresolved requests. Tweaked the ox guide locations in tight spaces to avoid unresolved pathfinding requests.
* '''UI Performance''': Optimized population and living space UI updates.
* '''Tooltip Update''': Updated text for establishing a trade route tooltip, delivering more information.

== Sound ==
* '''Drag Audio''': Added sound effects when dragging castle modules.

== Bugfixes ==
* '''Approval Tooltip''': Fixed approval tooltip not displaying during the first in game day in a session.
* '''Job Assignment''': Fixed job assignment sometimes not correctly picking an unassigned family living nearest to the workplace.
* '''Wall Blueprint Curve''': Fixed the castle wall blueprints being less curved after committing construction at least once.
* '''Camera Snap Fix''': Fixed the camera snapping above water level when moving over waterbodies.
* '''Problem Banner Bug''': Fixed an issue with the problem banner appearing when the trading post is connected to the trade network.
* '''Soldier Immobility Fix''': Fixed soldiers becoming immobile if all their squad members have died.
* '''Region Data Load Fix''': Fixed region data and problem banners displaying incorrectly after loading a save where the player has lost all region control.
* '''Tree Scale Bug''': Fixed felled trees sometimes loading with overly large scale.
* '''Road Respawn Bug''': Fixed certain pre-placed road pieces respawning when loading a saved game.
* '''Granary Upgrade Bug''': Fixed the Large Granary not upgrading sometimes.
* '''Villager Stuck Bug''': Fixed villagers somtimes getting stuck inside their homes when loading a saved game.
* '''Floating Resources Bug''': Fixed Resource Clumps floating in the map view.
* '''Burgage Tint Fix''': Fixed Burgage Plots not tinting red when hovering over any supply if the value is exactly 0%.
* '''Wagon Pathfinding Fix''': Fixed pathfinding ignoring the broken wagon next to the Trading Post.
* '''Militia Region Restriction''': Fixed the player being able to add militia units from non owned regions.
* '''Ox Navigation Bug''': Fixed livestock orders failing due to the ox trying to navigate into the stable wall and failing.

== Cosmetics ==
* '''Fishing Visuals''': Tweaked fishing locations.
* '''Garrison Tower Model''': Lv1 Garrison Tower model was reworked to be more proportional with the scale of the Lv1 Palace.
* '''Workshop Models''': Reworked Joiner, Bowyer, Armorer & Butcher workshops.
* '''Door Detection''': Improved door opening detection precision.