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As successor of the Academy, the Administration focuses on adding an additional way to gain and use influence using all non-cultural items.
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As successor of the Academy, the Administration focuses on adding an additional way to gain and use influence using all non-cultural items.
While the original purpose of the Academy was pretty much solved by Land of Lions, having an additional usage for
non-cultural items is something that I missed from the current game.
Thus The Administration fulfills the following goals:
This is achieved by the introduction of adminstratory buildings:
The capitol:
The capitol is required to build all other buildings. Additionally any
representative or blueprint is send back to the capitol if it is
dismissed.
Ministry:
Ministry buildings are unlocked once the capitol is built. They act similar to museums and zoos but instead allow to employ representatives and create blueprints. Representatives and blueprints are created by equipping a non-usable item in your ministry. Once
equipped they will be converted and provide influence when equipped in a
ministry. Sets of legendary representatives and blueprints can form offices which then provide session wide buffs.
Exhibitions:
Exhibitions allow representatives to show, or blueprints to be shown at, an exhibtion. Once a representative or a blueprint is equipped in an exhibition, it will be converted into an exhibition. This will cause the item's buff to be applied session wide. The
exhibition will visually show the item that is exhibited. In order to
differentiate an exhibition from guildhouses, townhalls or harbour
offices, they cost 100 influence and are significantly larger.
In order to turn a representative, blueprint or exhibition back into the original item, you can left-click them in a warehouse or a
ship which will cause them to be dismissed and return to your capitol. If your capitol is missing the item will be lost!
Item Set Buffs:
While the original purpose of the Academy was pretty much solved by Land of Lions, having an additional usage for
non-cultural items is something that I missed from the current game.
Thus The Administration fulfills the following goals:
- Introduce an additional usage of all non-cultural items.
- Give an additional route to gain influence.
- Showing off your legendary specialists visually in your city (WIP).
- Allow to apply item buffs session wide in a (semi-) balanced manner.
This is achieved by the introduction of adminstratory buildings:
The capitol:
The capitol is required to build all other buildings. Additionally any
representative or blueprint is send back to the capitol if it is
dismissed.
Ministry:
Ministry buildings are unlocked once the capitol is built. They act similar to museums and zoos but instead allow to employ representatives and create blueprints. Representatives and blueprints are created by equipping a non-usable item in your ministry. Once
equipped they will be converted and provide influence when equipped in a
ministry. Sets of legendary representatives and blueprints can form offices which then provide session wide buffs.
Exhibitions:
Exhibitions allow representatives to show, or blueprints to be shown at, an exhibtion. Once a representative or a blueprint is equipped in an exhibition, it will be converted into an exhibition. This will cause the item's buff to be applied session wide. The
exhibition will visually show the item that is exhibited. In order to
differentiate an exhibition from guildhouses, townhalls or harbour
offices, they cost 100 influence and are significantly larger.
In order to turn a representative, blueprint or exhibition back into the original item, you can left-click them in a warehouse or a
ship which will cause them to be dismissed and return to your capitol. If your capitol is missing the item will be lost!
Item Set Buffs:
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All effects apply to the entire session (region).
- Office of Economic Affairs:
- Office of Finance:
- Office of Foreign Affairs:
- Office of Maritime Affairs:
- Office of Religious Affairs:
- Office of Labour:
- Office of Trade:
- Office of Defense:
- Office of Food:
- Office of Agriculture:
- Office of Fashion:
- Office of Health:
- Office of Environment:
- Office of Education:
- Office of Research:
- Office of Development:
- Office of Housing:
- Office of the Interior: