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• Spies are a must for when you start going on a conquering rampage, as their skill to check out the enemy and open gates is invaluable. Using this slippery character you can pick and choose your fights carefully, which is especially useful if you have a mainly pike army and you've just discovered the half flag army you've just assaulted is actually a big bunch of experienced heavy infantry. It's not nice when that happens, but with a simple spy you could have avoided that and brought up a better army. Still.

  The best thing about spies is that they are available very quickly- a Brothel, which is a low tier, 2 turn, 800 florin-costing structure is the only thing needed. They also have no limits what so ever, unlike the priests and merchants. I do recommend infiltrating an area with a few spies working as a team before unleashing an army because multiple spies in a settlement build up a better picture and improve the chances of opening the gates.

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  Fighting the Rot within

  

  However, the enemy also uses this against you, and you may have a spy already in your settlement. So what? As well as having the very nasty side effect of not being to deploy properly at the start of the resulting siege battle, spies heighten unrest in the settlement, meaning you may have to lower taxes, and you'll want to get rid of it. How?

  Well, sadly, there isn't too much you can do apart from putting your own spy in the settlement, or having a governor that has public security traits. However, when the spy is chucked out of the settlement 99/100 times they will be visible, and you can then have a pot shot at them with an assassin.

  

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  From Small-time Crook to Royal Spy

  The Spy is rated in subterfuge. They gain new levels of subterfuge fairly quickly, either by ancillaries over time, or traits that come from successful missions, usually between 2-5. Unlike the assassin, however, the spy can't escape from a failed mission, and will meet a grisly end, so pick and choose your targets wisely. Luckily, enemy cities are also generally easy to infiltrate, making the spy well worth his salt. Each time you infiltrate a settlement, notice the public order values before and after you've snuck inside. Advantek networks tv capture card driver windows 7 free. Each spy lowers the public order of a settlement by roughly 5% per subterfuge rating, making the settlement more likely to rebel and cause damage to buildings. This is much more noticeable in a city than a castle, as the latter usually have very good public order, and it's sometimes hard to lower the level down enough to cause a riot. Cities, however (especially the bigger ones) are easy pickings for your spy teams, especially higher level ones. So, if you see a big garrison in a city, don't bother going head on straight away- train some spies, give them a couple of missions to get their levels up and then hit the city with multiple 5+ spies. You can make a city throw off the rulers and replace the huge garrison with (hopefully) a smaller and easier rabble to defend the walls. That's when your army comes a-knocking; sustaining marginally less casualties than if you'd just gone bull headed.

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  To train a Thief

  A Thieves guild is also one of your best friends if you make use to spies- like all agents you get +1 if your slippery friend is trained with the guild in force locally, another +1 if there is a master guild in your Kingdom wherever you train him, but +2 if you have the HQ. Higher-level buildings of the building strand, such as a coaching house, will improve the odds of a spy getting a better initial subterfuge rating.

  Certain factions can train the spy from castle buildings called a Library or an Academy- a lovely ability that you should exploit if you're playing Denmark, Scotland, Hungary or Poland. Like the Brothel, these give unlimited spies, but sadly you still can't have a local Thieves guild in your castle. However, the advantage of having a spy ready to be trained in each settlement is so useful, you'll be using up a fair chunk of your budget just on the immense amount of spies that you recruit on a whim.

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  A Note on Gates

  Be aware, though, that on the battle map the animation saying that the spy's opened the gates has come up but it isn't actually open, it doesn't mean there's a bug. You have to walk your units next or on a path through the gate for it to open. All gates are taken care of by your spies, too, so if you're assaulting a citadel you merely have to walk up the 3 levels without firing a shot at the walls. Handy, isn't it?

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  Well, I hope you found this one as helpful as the last. I've had fun at least by watching all the cool movies, and hopefully you'll be able to witness the cart movie where he actually gets past the gates, and not splintered with a halberd. Also, a big thanks to everyone who's helped me on this, from those who I've bugged on MSN for hours to the forumers who post their pearls of wisdom on the forums.

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  Poland: Gameplay Information

  Poland emerged as a state in the 10th century and developed into the second largest state in Europe after Russia during the 16th century. Formidable foreign enemies nearly put paid to the country in the 13th century but Poland regained strength & territory during the 14th Century to lead into a Polish/Lithuanian 'golden age'. Their cavalry roster is strong with both good quality melee & missile cavalry to call upon and while their early infantry is not all that impressive, their later units are more than capable of matching the western powers. Spongebob mp4 download. The Polish Nobles are available from an early point in the game and they are more than capable javelin armed cavalry but also very useful in melee. Later Polish Guards & Knights become available and these are excellent quality melee cavalry units. Dismounted Polish Nobles can hold the line in the early campaign but later Dismounted Polish Knights become available. Lithuanian Archers can use stakes to protect them from cavalry. Aside from the excellent Polish Nobles, the other missile cavalry is only adequate.

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  Campaign Overview

  Religion	Catholic
  Long Campaign Win Conditions	Take 45 Regions Take Jerusalem
  Short Campaign Win Conditions	Take 15 Regions Outlive Hungary Outlive Russia
  Finances	Initial Money: 12000 Florins King's Purse: 2500 Florins
  Initial Settlements	Krakow(Large Town, Capital) - Small Church, Grain Exchange, Dirt Roads, Town Hall, Town Guard Halych(Wooden Castle) - Stables
  Initial Generals	King Wladyslaw the Chivalrous(40, Faction Leader) - 4 Command, 7 Chivalry, 4 Authority, 3 Piety Prince Zbigniew (20, Faction Heir) - 6 Command, 1 Dread, 5 Loyalty, 0 Piety Boleslaw Herman (19, Family member) - 4 Command, 1 Dread, 5 Loyalty, 0 Piety
  Initial Admirals	None
  Initial Agents	Anna Comnenus (20, Princess) - 3 Charm Gavriel Branas (44, Bishop) - 4 Piety Demetrios Calaphates (30, Merchant) - 3 Finance Kyriakos Loukites (30, Spy) - 3 Subterfuge
  Initial Troops	General's Bodyguard - 3 Spear Militia - 2 Peasants - 6 Peasant Archers - 3 Polish Nobles - 1

  
  

  The Poles have excellent possibilities open for expansion. They start with a large town at Krakow and a wooden castle at Halych. There are at least 8 rebel-held provinces immediately bordering them that can be taken without having to war with another faction. The HRE & Hungary are likely to be your immediate rivals with the Danes and Russia coming into the picture before too long. It may be wise to leave the Russians expand south to provide a buffer against the probable Mongol invasion. The HRE are likely to be excommunicated early which means potential rich pickings to your west. Eliminating Hungary means that the Balkans are open to expansion into Byzantine territory. This would provide an ideal springboard for crusades and expansion in the middle east. There are a multitude of options to choose from and since many of your enemies will be fellow catholics, keeping the pope on your side would be strongly advised.

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  Recruitable Units

  The following table contains all of the units that Poland can recruit in Multiplayer and Custom Battles. For the Grand Campaign, use the 'All' period with the following corrections:

  • Units in (Brackets) are mercenaries and therefore cannot be trained in campaign, although any general can recruit them in the field if he has space in his army and there are some available.
  • Units in [Square Brackets] cannot be recruited in campaign, they are for Multiplayer and Custom Battles only.
  • Units in Italics can only be recruited in certain regions (eg. The New World) or after a certain event (eg. The discovery of gunpowder).

  Period	Militia Units	Infantry	Missile Infantry	Cavalry	Missile Cavalry	Artillery
  Early	Town Militia	Peasants Woodsmen Dismounted Polish Nobles Spearmen (Slav Mercenaries)	Peasant Archers Dismounted Lithuanian Cavalry Lithuanian Archers	General's Bodyguard	Lithuanian Cavalry Strzelcy Polish Nobles	Ballista Catapult
  High	Town Militia Crossbow Militia	Peasants Woodsmen Dismounted Polish Nobles Dismounted Polish Knights Spearmen	Peasant Archers Dismounted Lithuanian Cavalry Lithuanian Archers Handgunners	Hussars General's Bodyguard Polish Knights	Lithuanian Cavalry Strzelcy Polish Nobles	Ballista Catapult Trebuchet Bombard
  Late	Peasants Woodsmen Spearmen Dismounted Polish Knights	Peasant Archers Dismounted Lithuanian Cavalry Lithuanian Archers Handgunners Arquebusiers	Hussars Polish Retainers Polish Guard Polish Knights General's Bodyguard	Lithuanian Cavalry Strzelcy	Ribault Serpentine Cannon
  All	Town Militia Crossbow Militia	Peasants Woodsmen Dismounted Polish Nobles Dismounted Polish Knights Spearmen (Slav Mercenaries)	Peasant Archers Dismounted Lithuanian Cavalry Lithuanian Archers Handgunners Arquebusiers	Hussars Polish Retainers Polish Guard Polish Knights General's Bodyguard	Lithuanian Cavalry Strzelcy Polish Nobles	Ballista Catapult Trebuchet Bombard Ribault Serpentine Cannon

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  Constructable Buildings

  
  

  Cities
  Building Type	Village	Town	Large Town		Minor City	Large City	Huge City
  Walls	Wooden Palisade (Upgrade)	Wooden Wall (Upgrade)	Stone Wall (Upgrade)		Large Stone Wall (Upgrade)	Huge Stone Wall (Upgrade)
  Improved Towers	Ballista Towers
  Barracks	Town Watch	Town Guard		City Watch	Militia Drill Square	Militia Barracks	Army Barracks
  Siege	Ballista Maker		Catapult Maker	Siege Works
  Smiths	Leather Tanner	Blacksmith		Armourer	Heavy Armourer	Master Armourer	Armour Factory
  Ports	Port		Shipwright
  Sea Trade	Merchants' Wharf	Warehouse	Docklands
  Trade	Grain Exchange	Market		Fairground	Great Market	Merchants' Quarter
  Roads	Dirt Roads	Paved Roads
  Farms	Land Clearance	Communal Farming	Crop Rotation		Irrigation
  Mines	Mines	Mining Network
  Academia	University
  Churches	Small Church	Church		Abbey	Cathedral	Huge Cathedral
  Inns	Brothel	Inn		Tavern	Coaching House	Pleasure Palace
  Town Hall	Town Hall		Council Chambers	City Hall	Mayor's Palace
  Assassins' Guild	Assassins' Guild	Master Assassins' Guild	Assassins' Guild Headquarters
  Masons' Guild	Masons' Guild	Master Masons' Guild	Masons' Guild Headquarters
  Theologians' Guild	Theologians' Guild	Master Theologians' Guild	Theologians' Guild Headquarters
  Merchants' Guild	Merchants' Guild	Master Merchants' Guild	Merchants' Guild Headquarters
  Alchemists' Guild	Alchemists' Guild	Master Alchemists' Guild	Alchemists' Guild Headquarters
  Thieves' Guild	Thieves' Guild	Master Thieves' Guild	Thieves' Guild Headquarters
  Explorers' Guild	Explorers' Guild	Master Explorers' Guild	Explorers' Guild Headquarters
  Swordsmiths' Guild	Swordsmiths' Guild	Master Swordsmiths' Guild	Swordsmiths' Guild Headquarters
  Knights Templar	Templar Minor Chapter House	Templar Major Chapter House	Templar Headquarters
  Hospitaller Knights	St Johns' Minor Chapter House	St Johns' Major Chapter House	St Johns' Headquarters
  Horse Breeders' Guild	Horse Breeders' Guild	Master Horse Breeders' Guild	Horse Breeders' Guild Headquarters

  
  

  Castles
  Building Type	Village	Motte and Bailey	Wooden Castle	Castle	Fortress	Citadel
  Castle	Motte and Bailey (Upgrade)	Wooden Castle (Upgrade)	Castle (Upgrade)	Fortress (Upgrade)	Citadel (Upgrade)
  Improved Towers	Ballista Towers			Cannon Towers
  Stables	Stables	Knight's Stables	Baron's Stables	Earl's Stables			King's Stables
  Barracks	Mustering Hall	Garrison Quarters	Drill Square	Barracks
  Ranges	Bowyer	Practice Range	Archery Range
  Siege	Ballista Maker	Catapult Maker	Siege Works
  Cannons	Gunsmith	Cannon Maker			Cannon Foundry
  Smiths	Leather Tanner	Blacksmith	Armourer	Heavy Armourer		Master Armourer		Armour Factory
  Ports	Port	Shipwright	Dockyard			Naval Drydock
  Roads	Dirt Roads	Paved Roads
  Farms	Land Clearance	Communal Farming	Crop Rotation	Irrigation
  Mines	Mines	Mining Network
  Churches	Chapel	Large Chapel
  Academy	Castle Library			Academy
  Swordsmiths' Guild	Swordsmiths' Guild	Master Swordsmiths' Guild			Swordsmiths' Guild Headquarters
  Knights Templar	Templar Minor Chapter House	Templar Major Chapter House			Templar Headquarters
  Hospitaller Knights	St Johns' Minor Chapter House	St Johns' Major Chapter House			St Johns' Headquarters

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• Spies are a must for when you start going on a conquering rampage, as their skill to check out the enemy and open gates is invaluable. Using this slippery character you can pick and choose your fights carefully, which is especially useful if you have a mainly pike army and you've just discovered the half flag army you've just assaulted is actually a big bunch of experienced heavy infantry. It's not nice when that happens, but with a simple spy you could have avoided that and brought up a better army. Still.

  The best thing about spies is that they are available very quickly- a Brothel, which is a low tier, 2 turn, 800 florin-costing structure is the only thing needed. They also have no limits what so ever, unlike the priests and merchants. I do recommend infiltrating an area with a few spies working as a team before unleashing an army because multiple spies in a settlement build up a better picture and improve the chances of opening the gates.

  Back to Top.

  Fighting the Rot within

  

  However, the enemy also uses this against you, and you may have a spy already in your settlement. So what? As well as having the very nasty side effect of not being to deploy properly at the start of the resulting siege battle, spies heighten unrest in the settlement, meaning you may have to lower taxes, and you'll want to get rid of it. How?

  Well, sadly, there isn't too much you can do apart from putting your own spy in the settlement, or having a governor that has public security traits. However, when the spy is chucked out of the settlement 99/100 times they will be visible, and you can then have a pot shot at them with an assassin.

  

  Back to Top.

  From Small-time Crook to Royal Spy

  The Spy is rated in subterfuge. They gain new levels of subterfuge fairly quickly, either by ancillaries over time, or traits that come from successful missions, usually between 2-5. Unlike the assassin, however, the spy can't escape from a failed mission, and will meet a grisly end, so pick and choose your targets wisely. Luckily, enemy cities are also generally easy to infiltrate, making the spy well worth his salt. Each time you infiltrate a settlement, notice the public order values before and after you've snuck inside. Advantek networks tv capture card driver windows 7 free. Each spy lowers the public order of a settlement by roughly 5% per subterfuge rating, making the settlement more likely to rebel and cause damage to buildings. This is much more noticeable in a city than a castle, as the latter usually have very good public order, and it's sometimes hard to lower the level down enough to cause a riot. Cities, however (especially the bigger ones) are easy pickings for your spy teams, especially higher level ones. So, if you see a big garrison in a city, don't bother going head on straight away- train some spies, give them a couple of missions to get their levels up and then hit the city with multiple 5+ spies. You can make a city throw off the rulers and replace the huge garrison with (hopefully) a smaller and easier rabble to defend the walls. That's when your army comes a-knocking; sustaining marginally less casualties than if you'd just gone bull headed.

  Back to Top.

  To train a Thief

  A Thieves guild is also one of your best friends if you make use to spies- like all agents you get +1 if your slippery friend is trained with the guild in force locally, another +1 if there is a master guild in your Kingdom wherever you train him, but +2 if you have the HQ. Higher-level buildings of the building strand, such as a coaching house, will improve the odds of a spy getting a better initial subterfuge rating.

  Certain factions can train the spy from castle buildings called a Library or an Academy- a lovely ability that you should exploit if you're playing Denmark, Scotland, Hungary or Poland. Like the Brothel, these give unlimited spies, but sadly you still can't have a local Thieves guild in your castle. However, the advantage of having a spy ready to be trained in each settlement is so useful, you'll be using up a fair chunk of your budget just on the immense amount of spies that you recruit on a whim.

  Back to Top.

  A Note on Gates

  Be aware, though, that on the battle map the animation saying that the spy's opened the gates has come up but it isn't actually open, it doesn't mean there's a bug. You have to walk your units next or on a path through the gate for it to open. All gates are taken care of by your spies, too, so if you're assaulting a citadel you merely have to walk up the 3 levels without firing a shot at the walls. Handy, isn't it?

  Back to Top.

  Well, I hope you found this one as helpful as the last. I've had fun at least by watching all the cool movies, and hopefully you'll be able to witness the cart movie where he actually gets past the gates, and not splintered with a halberd. Also, a big thanks to everyone who's helped me on this, from those who I've bugged on MSN for hours to the forumers who post their pearls of wisdom on the forums.

  <>

  Poland: Gameplay Information

  Poland emerged as a state in the 10th century and developed into the second largest state in Europe after Russia during the 16th century. Formidable foreign enemies nearly put paid to the country in the 13th century but Poland regained strength & territory during the 14th Century to lead into a Polish/Lithuanian 'golden age'. Their cavalry roster is strong with both good quality melee & missile cavalry to call upon and while their early infantry is not all that impressive, their later units are more than capable of matching the western powers. Spongebob mp4 download. The Polish Nobles are available from an early point in the game and they are more than capable javelin armed cavalry but also very useful in melee. Later Polish Guards & Knights become available and these are excellent quality melee cavalry units. Dismounted Polish Nobles can hold the line in the early campaign but later Dismounted Polish Knights become available. Lithuanian Archers can use stakes to protect them from cavalry. Aside from the excellent Polish Nobles, the other missile cavalry is only adequate.

  Table of Contents

  Campaign Overview

  Religion	Catholic
  Long Campaign Win Conditions	Take 45 Regions Take Jerusalem
  Short Campaign Win Conditions	Take 15 Regions Outlive Hungary Outlive Russia
  Finances	Initial Money: 12000 Florins King's Purse: 2500 Florins
  Initial Settlements	Krakow(Large Town, Capital) - Small Church, Grain Exchange, Dirt Roads, Town Hall, Town Guard Halych(Wooden Castle) - Stables
  Initial Generals	King Wladyslaw the Chivalrous(40, Faction Leader) - 4 Command, 7 Chivalry, 4 Authority, 3 Piety Prince Zbigniew (20, Faction Heir) - 6 Command, 1 Dread, 5 Loyalty, 0 Piety Boleslaw Herman (19, Family member) - 4 Command, 1 Dread, 5 Loyalty, 0 Piety
  Initial Admirals	None
  Initial Agents	Anna Comnenus (20, Princess) - 3 Charm Gavriel Branas (44, Bishop) - 4 Piety Demetrios Calaphates (30, Merchant) - 3 Finance Kyriakos Loukites (30, Spy) - 3 Subterfuge
  Initial Troops	General's Bodyguard - 3 Spear Militia - 2 Peasants - 6 Peasant Archers - 3 Polish Nobles - 1

  
  

  The Poles have excellent possibilities open for expansion. They start with a large town at Krakow and a wooden castle at Halych. There are at least 8 rebel-held provinces immediately bordering them that can be taken without having to war with another faction. The HRE & Hungary are likely to be your immediate rivals with the Danes and Russia coming into the picture before too long. It may be wise to leave the Russians expand south to provide a buffer against the probable Mongol invasion. The HRE are likely to be excommunicated early which means potential rich pickings to your west. Eliminating Hungary means that the Balkans are open to expansion into Byzantine territory. This would provide an ideal springboard for crusades and expansion in the middle east. There are a multitude of options to choose from and since many of your enemies will be fellow catholics, keeping the pope on your side would be strongly advised.

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  Recruitable Units

  The following table contains all of the units that Poland can recruit in Multiplayer and Custom Battles. For the Grand Campaign, use the 'All' period with the following corrections:

  • Units in (Brackets) are mercenaries and therefore cannot be trained in campaign, although any general can recruit them in the field if he has space in his army and there are some available.
  • Units in [Square Brackets] cannot be recruited in campaign, they are for Multiplayer and Custom Battles only.
  • Units in Italics can only be recruited in certain regions (eg. The New World) or after a certain event (eg. The discovery of gunpowder).

  Period	Militia Units	Infantry	Missile Infantry	Cavalry	Missile Cavalry	Artillery
  Early	Town Militia	Peasants Woodsmen Dismounted Polish Nobles Spearmen (Slav Mercenaries)	Peasant Archers Dismounted Lithuanian Cavalry Lithuanian Archers	General's Bodyguard	Lithuanian Cavalry Strzelcy Polish Nobles	Ballista Catapult
  High	Town Militia Crossbow Militia	Peasants Woodsmen Dismounted Polish Nobles Dismounted Polish Knights Spearmen	Peasant Archers Dismounted Lithuanian Cavalry Lithuanian Archers Handgunners	Hussars General's Bodyguard Polish Knights	Lithuanian Cavalry Strzelcy Polish Nobles	Ballista Catapult Trebuchet Bombard
  Late	Peasants Woodsmen Spearmen Dismounted Polish Knights	Peasant Archers Dismounted Lithuanian Cavalry Lithuanian Archers Handgunners Arquebusiers	Hussars Polish Retainers Polish Guard Polish Knights General's Bodyguard	Lithuanian Cavalry Strzelcy	Ribault Serpentine Cannon
  All	Town Militia Crossbow Militia	Peasants Woodsmen Dismounted Polish Nobles Dismounted Polish Knights Spearmen (Slav Mercenaries)	Peasant Archers Dismounted Lithuanian Cavalry Lithuanian Archers Handgunners Arquebusiers	Hussars Polish Retainers Polish Guard Polish Knights General's Bodyguard	Lithuanian Cavalry Strzelcy Polish Nobles	Ballista Catapult Trebuchet Bombard Ribault Serpentine Cannon

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  Constructable Buildings

  
  

  Cities
  Building Type	Village	Town	Large Town		Minor City	Large City	Huge City
  Walls	Wooden Palisade (Upgrade)	Wooden Wall (Upgrade)	Stone Wall (Upgrade)		Large Stone Wall (Upgrade)	Huge Stone Wall (Upgrade)
  Improved Towers	Ballista Towers
  Barracks	Town Watch	Town Guard		City Watch	Militia Drill Square	Militia Barracks	Army Barracks
  Siege	Ballista Maker		Catapult Maker	Siege Works
  Smiths	Leather Tanner	Blacksmith		Armourer	Heavy Armourer	Master Armourer	Armour Factory
  Ports	Port		Shipwright
  Sea Trade	Merchants' Wharf	Warehouse	Docklands
  Trade	Grain Exchange	Market		Fairground	Great Market	Merchants' Quarter
  Roads	Dirt Roads	Paved Roads
  Farms	Land Clearance	Communal Farming	Crop Rotation		Irrigation
  Mines	Mines	Mining Network
  Academia	University
  Churches	Small Church	Church		Abbey	Cathedral	Huge Cathedral
  Inns	Brothel	Inn		Tavern	Coaching House	Pleasure Palace
  Town Hall	Town Hall		Council Chambers	City Hall	Mayor's Palace
  Assassins' Guild	Assassins' Guild	Master Assassins' Guild	Assassins' Guild Headquarters
  Masons' Guild	Masons' Guild	Master Masons' Guild	Masons' Guild Headquarters
  Theologians' Guild	Theologians' Guild	Master Theologians' Guild	Theologians' Guild Headquarters
  Merchants' Guild	Merchants' Guild	Master Merchants' Guild	Merchants' Guild Headquarters
  Alchemists' Guild	Alchemists' Guild	Master Alchemists' Guild	Alchemists' Guild Headquarters
  Thieves' Guild	Thieves' Guild	Master Thieves' Guild	Thieves' Guild Headquarters
  Explorers' Guild	Explorers' Guild	Master Explorers' Guild	Explorers' Guild Headquarters
  Swordsmiths' Guild	Swordsmiths' Guild	Master Swordsmiths' Guild	Swordsmiths' Guild Headquarters
  Knights Templar	Templar Minor Chapter House	Templar Major Chapter House	Templar Headquarters
  Hospitaller Knights	St Johns' Minor Chapter House	St Johns' Major Chapter House	St Johns' Headquarters
  Horse Breeders' Guild	Horse Breeders' Guild	Master Horse Breeders' Guild	Horse Breeders' Guild Headquarters

  
  

  Castles
  Building Type	Village	Motte and Bailey	Wooden Castle	Castle	Fortress	Citadel
  Castle	Motte and Bailey (Upgrade)	Wooden Castle (Upgrade)	Castle (Upgrade)	Fortress (Upgrade)	Citadel (Upgrade)
  Improved Towers	Ballista Towers			Cannon Towers
  Stables	Stables	Knight's Stables	Baron's Stables	Earl's Stables			King's Stables
  Barracks	Mustering Hall	Garrison Quarters	Drill Square	Barracks
  Ranges	Bowyer	Practice Range	Archery Range
  Siege	Ballista Maker	Catapult Maker	Siege Works
  Cannons	Gunsmith	Cannon Maker			Cannon Foundry
  Smiths	Leather Tanner	Blacksmith	Armourer	Heavy Armourer		Master Armourer		Armour Factory
  Ports	Port	Shipwright	Dockyard			Naval Drydock
  Roads	Dirt Roads	Paved Roads
  Farms	Land Clearance	Communal Farming	Crop Rotation	Irrigation
  Mines	Mines	Mining Network
  Churches	Chapel	Large Chapel
  Academy	Castle Library			Academy
  Swordsmiths' Guild	Swordsmiths' Guild	Master Swordsmiths' Guild			Swordsmiths' Guild Headquarters
  Knights Templar	Templar Minor Chapter House	Templar Major Chapter House			Templar Headquarters
  Hospitaller Knights	St Johns' Minor Chapter House	St Johns' Major Chapter House			St Johns' Headquarters

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