Then Fruit, at 3999, and finally Veg at 3000. Pick out Grains, place it at the top of the order queue, and ask for 3000. I build One trading post, and set the Mushrooms to max 9999 Put in three Traders, and go to Auto Trading.
they weigh more and just use up all my storage barn space. Of course all of this flies out the window if something disastrous happens!įirst on my list is Mushrooms, as above mentioned.
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Considering those resources are limited on the ground and in mines/quarries plus cause citizens to burn through tools to acquire I don't see it as cost effective in the long run. I try not to trade anything that is in limited supply, even if I feel like I have a lot of it, like stone, iron, and coal. Wool, leather, and the items that can be made from them are good trade items because if you pace yourself and manage your herds well they can produce enough for you to buy pretty much anything you want. Warm Coats allow your citizens to stay outside longer which is great when you start sending them out to stockpile resources from further out on the map. Unless the situation is dire I usually skip Wool Coats. If your hunters are bringing in enough leather you could wait on this and start your tailor in on producing Warm Coats. This pasture size lets you upsize and downsize easily as well.įrom here you can trade wool and maybe get some cattle which will provide beef and more leather. That way you can let the excess be killed for mutton if you like or split into another 12x16 pasture to begin to increase your wool yield. That size pasture contains up to 12 sheep and needs only one herdsman. One of the first things I try to trade for are sheep which I put in 12x16 pastures. I try to get hunters bringing in enough leather to create a good stockpile of hide coats to trade while still keeping everyone set for clothing.
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