Hitching post - Revision history

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			==Construction==
			Upon placement, the hitching post will require {{icon\|timber}} 1 timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.

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	==~~Uses~~==		==Use==
	~~Upon placement, the hitching post will require {{icon\|timber}} 1 timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.~~

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	Oxen will stay ~~here~~ while they are not being guided to work by a family member ~~(eg transporting lumber)~~. In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.		Oxen will stay at the hitching post while they are not being guided to work by a family member. In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.

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	One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>		One of the hitching posts' main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>

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	This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.		This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.

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	==History==		==History==
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	!~~March~~ 26, ~~2023~~		!April 26, 2024
	\|Added hitching posts.		\|Added hitching posts.
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	This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.		This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.

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			!March 26, 2023
			\|Added hitching posts.
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	This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.		This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.
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	A '''hitching post''' is a logistics [[{{tl}}buildings\|building]] that acts as a rudimentary form of animal stables. It provides "stable space" (like a stall) which can be used to keep pack animals.		A '''hitching post''' is a logistics [[{{tl}}buildings\|building]] that acts as a rudimentary form of animal stables. It provides "stable space" (like a stall) which can be used to keep pack animals.

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	Pack animals initially only means [[{{tl}}oxen\|oxen]], which can pull [[{{tl}}Resources#Construction\|timber]] from felled trees cut down by [[{{tl}}logging camp\|logging camps]], and distribute them to building sites, [[{{tl}}sawpit\|sawpits]] or other locations that require the resource. As a general rule, timber cannot be moved without the help of an ox. Oxen can also plough [[{{tl}}field\|fields]] with the correct [[{{tl}}development\|town development]] unlocked.		Pack animals initially only means [[{{tl}}oxen\|oxen]], which can pull [[{{tl}}Resources#Construction\|timber]] from felled trees cut down by [[{{tl}}logging camp\|logging camps]], and distribute them to building sites, [[{{tl}}sawpit\|sawpits]] or other locations that require the resource. As a general rule, timber cannot be moved without the help of an ox. Oxen can also plough [[{{tl}}field\|fields]] with the correct [[{{tl}}development\|town development]] unlocked.

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	==Uses==		==Uses==
	Upon placement, the hitching post will require {{icon\|timber}} 1 timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.		Upon placement, the hitching post will require {{icon\|timber}} 1 timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.

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	Oxen will stay here while they are not being guided to work by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.		Oxen will stay here while they are not being guided to work by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.

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	As an example of the process, a construction worker could need {{icon\|timber}} timber to construct a [[{{tl}}Burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus.		As an example of the process, a construction worker could need {{icon\|timber}} timber to construct a [[{{tl}}Burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus.

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	One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>		One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>

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	===Actions===		===Actions===
	The player can also purchase another ox for 20 [[{{tl}}Regional wealth\|regional wealth]], or purchase {{Icon\|horses}} horses for 30 regional wealth to assist with trading. It will be delivered by a trader within the next 30 days or so. Note that livestock can still be purchased if insufficient stable space will be remaining after the ox is delivered. It is up to the player to manage the stable space available in the village at the time of delivery and ensure that enough is available by the time the new animal arrives.		The player can also purchase another ox for 20 [[{{tl}}Regional wealth\|regional wealth]], or purchase {{Icon\|horses}} horses for 30 regional wealth to assist with trading. It will be delivered by a trader within the next 30 days or so. Note that livestock can still be purchased if insufficient stable space will be remaining after the ox is delivered. It is up to the player to manage the stable space available in the village at the time of delivery and ensure that enough is available by the time the new animal arrives.

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	{{Icon\|horses}} [[{{tl}}Livestock\|Horses]] are used to assist trading. According to the [[{{tl}}FAQ\|FAQ]], they do this by pulling trade carts. As of the current build in 2024, horses cannot perform the same tasks as oxen (eg a horse cannot pull lumber).		{{Icon\|horses}} [[{{tl}}Livestock\|Horses]] are used to assist trading. According to the [[{{tl}}FAQ\|FAQ]], they do this by pulling trade carts. As of the current build in 2024, horses cannot perform the same tasks as oxen (eg a horse cannot pull lumber).
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	==Upgrades==		==Upgrades==
	'''Small stables:''' The stable space can be increased by +1, to a total of 2 animals.		'''Small stables:''' The stable space can be increased by +1, to a total of 2 animals.

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	This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.		This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.
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	A '''hitching post''' is a logistics [[{{tl}}buildings\|building]] that acts as a rudimentary form of animal stables. It provides "stable space" (like a stall) which can be used to keep pack animals.		A '''hitching post''' is a logistics [[{{tl}}buildings\|building]] that acts as a rudimentary form of animal stables. It provides "stable space" (like a stall) which can be used to keep pack animals.

	Pack animals initially only means [[{{tl}}oxen\|oxen]], which can pull [[{{tl}}~~timber~~\|timber ]] from felled trees cut down by [[{{tl}}logging camp\|logging camps]], and distribute them to building sites, [[{{tl}}sawpit\|sawpits]] or other locations that require the resource. As a general rule, timber cannot be moved without the help of an ox. Oxen can also plough [[{{tl}}field\|fields]] with the correct [[{{tl}}development\|town development]] unlocked.		Pack animals initially only means [[{{tl}}oxen\|oxen]], which can pull [[{{tl}}Resources#Construction\|timber]] from felled trees cut down by [[{{tl}}logging camp\|logging camps]], and distribute them to building sites, [[{{tl}}sawpit\|sawpits]] or other locations that require the resource. As a general rule, timber cannot be moved without the help of an ox. Oxen can also plough [[{{tl}}field\|fields]] with the correct [[{{tl}}development\|town development]] unlocked.


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	==Uses==		==Uses==
	Upon placement, the hitching post will require 1 {{icon\|timber}}timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.		Upon placement, the hitching post will require {{icon\|timber}} 1 timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.

	Oxen will stay here while they are not being guided to work by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.		Oxen will stay here while they are not being guided to work by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.

	As an example of the process, a construction worker could need timber to construct a [[{{tl}} ~~burgage~~ plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus.		As an example of the process, a construction worker could need {{icon\|timber}} timber to construct a [[{{tl}}Burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus.

	One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>		One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>
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	===Actions===		===Actions===
	The player can also purchase another ox for 20 [[{{tl}}regional wealth]], or purchase horses for 30 regional wealth to assist with trading. It will be delivered by a trader within the next 30 days or so. Note that livestock can still be purchased if insufficient stable space will be remaining after the ox is delivered. It is up to the player to manage the stable space available in the village at the time of delivery and ensure that enough is available by the time the new animal arrives.		The player can also purchase another ox for 20 [[{{tl}}Regional wealth\|regional wealth]], or purchase {{Icon\|horses}} horses for 30 regional wealth to assist with trading. It will be delivered by a trader within the next 30 days or so. Note that livestock can still be purchased if insufficient stable space will be remaining after the ox is delivered. It is up to the player to manage the stable space available in the village at the time of delivery and ensure that enough is available by the time the new animal arrives.

	[[{{tl}}Livestock\|Horses]] are used to assist trading. According to the [[{{tl}}FAQ\|FAQ]], they do this by pulling trade carts. As of the current build in 2024, horses cannot perform the same tasks as oxen (eg a horse cannot pull lumber).		{{Icon\|horses}} [[{{tl}}Livestock\|Horses]] are used to assist trading. According to the [[{{tl}}FAQ\|FAQ]], they do this by pulling trade carts. As of the current build in 2024, horses cannot perform the same tasks as oxen (eg a horse cannot pull lumber).
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Uses: work - > guided to work, for consistency with ox guide

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	Upon placement, the hitching post will require 1 {{icon\|timber}}timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.		Upon placement, the hitching post will require 1 {{icon\|timber}}timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.

	Oxen will stay here while they are not being ~~worked~~ by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.		Oxen will stay here while they are not being guided to work by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.

	As an example of the process, a construction worker could need timber to construct a [[{{tl}} burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus.		As an example of the process, a construction worker could need timber to construct a [[{{tl}} burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus.

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Misc to ready for TL

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	A '''hitching post''' is a [[{{tl}}buildings\|building]] that acts as a rudimentary form of animal stables.		A '''hitching post''' is a logistics [[{{tl}}buildings\|building]] that acts as a rudimentary form of animal stables. It provides "stable space" (like a stall) which can be used to keep pack animals.

			Pack animals initially only means [[{{tl}}oxen\|oxen]], which can pull [[{{tl}}timber\|timber ]] from felled trees cut down by [[{{tl}}logging camp\|logging camps]], and distribute them to building sites, [[{{tl}}sawpit\|sawpits]] or other locations that require the resource. As a general rule, timber cannot be moved without the help of an ox. Oxen can also plough [[{{tl}}field\|fields]] with the correct [[{{tl}}development\|town development]] unlocked.

	It provides "stable space" or a stall which can be used to keep pack animals. This initially means [[{{tl}}oxen\|oxen]], which can pull [[{{tl}}timber]] from felled trees cut down by [[{{tl}}logging camp\|logging camps]], and distribute them to building sites, [[{{tl}}sawpit\|sawpits]] or other locations that require the resource. As a general rule, timber cannot be moved without the help of an ox.

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	Oxen will stay here while they are not being worked by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.		Oxen will stay here while they are not being worked by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.

	As an example of the process, a construction worker could need timber to construct a [[{{tl}} burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus~~. Oxen can also plough [[{{tl}}field\|fields]] with the correct [[{{tl}}development\|town development]] unlocked~~.		As an example of the process, a construction worker could need timber to construct a [[{{tl}} burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus.

	One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>		One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>
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	The player can also purchase another ox for 20 [[{{tl}}regional wealth]], or purchase horses for 30 regional wealth to assist with trading. It will be delivered by a trader within the next 30 days or so. Note that livestock can still be purchased if insufficient stable space will be remaining after the ox is delivered. It is up to the player to manage the stable space available in the village at the time of delivery and ensure that enough is available by the time the new animal arrives.		The player can also purchase another ox for 20 [[{{tl}}regional wealth]], or purchase horses for 30 regional wealth to assist with trading. It will be delivered by a trader within the next 30 days or so. Note that livestock can still be purchased if insufficient stable space will be remaining after the ox is delivered. It is up to the player to manage the stable space available in the village at the time of delivery and ensure that enough is available by the time the new animal arrives.

	[[Livestock\|Horses]] are used to assist trading. ~~They~~ do this by pulling trade carts. As of the current build in 2024, horses cannot perform the same tasks as oxen (eg a horse cannot pull lumber).		[[{{tl}}Livestock\|Horses]] are used to assist trading. According to the [[{{tl}}FAQ\|FAQ]], they do this by pulling trade carts. As of the current build in 2024, horses cannot perform the same tasks as oxen (eg a horse cannot pull lumber).
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	'''Small stables:''' The stable space can be increased by +1, to a total of 2 animals.		'''Small stables:''' The stable space can be increased by +1, to a total of 2 animals.

	This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.		This upgrade requires 2 [[{{tl}}planks\|planks]] to construct. The current stable space will still be provided; the second stable space will only be provided upon the completion of construction.
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	Upon placement, the hitching post will require 1 {{icon\|timber}}timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.		Upon placement, the hitching post will require 1 {{icon\|timber}}timber to be constructed. Once fully built, up to two [[{{tl}}family\|families]] can be assigned to work there.

	Oxen will stay here while they are not being worked by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves. As an example of the process, a construction worker could need timber to construct a [[{{tl}} burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus. Oxen can also plough [[{{tl}}field\|fields]] with the correct [[{{tl}}development\|town development]] unlocked.		Oxen will stay here while they are not being worked by a family member (eg transporting lumber). In the default state, any worker that is doing a task requiring an ox can approach an idle one at a hitching post and guide it to the appropriate task. However, a family working here will always be prioritised to guide the ox and automatically seek out those tasks. This can save time for workers from other families, as without a permanent ox guide, those other workers would have to retrieve the ox for themselves and spend time guiding the ox themselves.

			As an example of the process, a construction worker could need timber to construct a [[{{tl}} burgage plot\|burgage plot]], go to the burgage plot to pick up the ox and guide it, bring it to the woods to pick up lumber, go to the site to drop off the lumber, return the ox, and only then be able to start work on the construction. By contrast with an ox guide, they can go to their construction or assigned task immediately and focus. Oxen can also plough [[{{tl}}field\|fields]] with the correct [[{{tl}}development\|town development]] unlocked.

	One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>		One of the hitching posts's main purposes is to provide stabling for animals in the form of stable spaces, essentially as a rudimentary form of a stables building (which this building will later upgrade to). If the total amount of stable space in the village is insufficient, animals may run away.</translate>
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	==Upgrades==		==Upgrades==
	'''Small stables:''' The stable space can be increased by +1, to a total of 2 animals.		'''Small stables:''' The stable space can be increased by +1, to a total of 2 animals.