Civilian Buildings

## The Main Building

The Main Building is the most crucial structure in The Last Monarchy. It plays a vital role in the game because it is interconnected with other buildings, enabling players to construct new buildings faster and unlock additional space for the village. It serves as a „catalyst“ that helps speed up the development of other buildings.

The Main Building can also create unique NFTs, items for the game's hero, which can provide an additional source of income for the player. However, players must make sure to use the correct Main Building for their civilization to unlock the legendary items. For example, if a player chooses the Chinese civilization, they can use only the main Chinese building to create Chinese items. The same works for every other civilization.

In summary, the Main Building is the backbone of the game, providing players with many benefits, including faster construction, more space, and additional income.

## The Warehouse

Warehouses have always been essential buildings for civilizations throughout history, providing much-needed storage space for important resources.

In The Last Monarchy, the Warehouse building is a subtle yet powerful construction used for storing resources such as wood, clay, and iron. With each level increase, players can expand their resource capacity, gradually increasing their power within the game.

In addition, the Warehouse offers civilization-specific benefits, including increased capacity, cheaper level-ups, and faster construction, which can be strategically leveraged in many aspects of the game.

Despite its simplicity, the Warehouse should not be overlooked or taken for granted. It can play an important role in fortifying a gamer's strategy and serve as a powerful cornerstone of the game.

Overall, the Warehouse is an indispensable structure that helps store essential resources and increase storage capacity, making it a valuable part of fortifying the game.

## The Granary

Since ancient times, civilizations have relied on strategies of endurance and progress, developing many systems to help them thrive. Among these, storage constructions were the most vital. Granaries, in particular, came in varying sizes and were designed to preserve threshed grains from animals, rain, or mold. They soon became the beating hearts of citadels, symbols of prosperity and security.

In The Last Monarchy, the Granary plays an equally crucial role by increasing the maximum capacity of grain that a player can possess at any given time. As grain is a vital trading resource, having a secure storage place that can increase its capacity with each level is a significant advantage for players who plan their strategy around trade.

Similar to the Warehouse, the Granary's benefits depend on the civilization, with some offering larger capacities, cheaper level-ups, or faster construction. As the Warehouse's storage "twin sister," the Granary is of significant importance in the game despite its modest design.

Players who invest in their Granary can reap the rewards of a prosperous and secure civilization. Just as ancient granaries were the hearts of citadels, the Granary can be the heart of a successful trading strategy in The Last Monarchy.

## The Cranny

In The Last Monarchy, just as in life, being in the wrong place at the wrong time can be disastrous. That's why the Cranny, a very interesting structure within the game, is such a valuable asset for players. Despite its unassuming appearance, this simple nook provides a convenient and much-needed hiding place for resources and people during enemy attacks.

While not the most visually impressive structure, the Cranny's plainness is actually an advantage. Enemies often overlook it, assuming it doesn't contain anything valuable. As a result, it's the perfect place to store important resources.

As with all constructions in the game, the Cranny can be upgraded as players advance through the levels. With each upgrade, it becomes larger and more capable of storing resources. Different civilizations offer different benefits for the Cranny, such as increased capacity or defence bonuses.

In the end, the Cranny may not be the flashiest building in The Last Monarchy, but it can be a great element of a successful strategy.

## The Sawmill

The Sawmill is a significant structure in The Last Monarchy, acting as an “incubator” for wood production – one of the most valuable resources for building. By serving as a small hub that delivers wood and potentially cuts logs into lumber, it has an almost “magical” ability to produce the needed material day by day.

As players progress through the game, the Sawmill’s ability to deliver wood increases with each level, making it an essential investment for those focused on extensive building.

Like other buildings in the game, the Sawmill’s levelling system varies depending on the civilization. It can offer a higher percentage of wood, more level-ups, or even cheaper level-ups.

## The Iron Foundry

1.8 billion years ago, meteorite rocks deposited iron on the Earth’s surface through complex chemical reactions. Thousands of years later, around 5000 BC, humans discovered this valuable metal and began processing it by hammering and pounding it into weapons. Iron has since remained an essential element in human progress.

Iron foundries have been used throughout history to melt and cast iron. In The Last Monarchy, the Iron Foundry is an important structure for producing and storing iron, increasing its yield and therefore providing a valuable asset for trade, any form of attacking other players and of course, building.

As the foundry level increases, players can unlock higher percentages of iron production, faster constructions and more level-ups, depending on their civilization.

Overall, with its powerful capabilities and unassuming appearance, the Iron Foundry is a must-have structure for those with grand plans.

## The Brickyard

Brickmaking – the art of carving the Earth and transforming it into nearly cube-shaped objects. Bricks are believed to have been invented around 5000 BC and have since been of utmost importance to humanity. In comparison with other building materials, one can say that clay sits at the top of the pyramid. This precious creation had to be stored in a safe and dry place, and thus, brickyards were invented. Since its early beginnings up until today, brickyards serve as structures for storing, producing and sometimes even selling bricks.

In The Last Monarchy, the Brickyard is a construction that produces clay and increases its yield. This useful building produces clay every day, and as the game level increases, so does the additional percentage of clay it provides. Similar to other buildings that increase the yield of iron and wood, the Brickyard can provide a higher percentage of clay, faster construction, or even cheaper level-ups, depending on the civilization.

Overall, this construction is a very valuable asset within the game for all players who focus on building or trade.

## The Grain Mill

Grain mill can be considered to be among the most essential inventions in human history. Its value is mirrored in The Last Monarchy, where it is an important structure that produces grain, working in tandem with the Granary. While the Granary stores the grains for future use, the Grain Mill produces them, making it invaluable for any civilization.

This structure has a significant impact on the yield of grain production. As the game level progresses, the Grain Mill provides an increasing percentage of grain production, making it a highly valuable asset. Additionally, it has a co-dependence with the levelling system, allowing players to prioritize either faster construction, cheaper level-ups, or simply more level-ups, depending on the civilization.

In conclusion, the Grain Mill is an excellent building that helps players produce grain to use as a strategic tool within the game. As the only structure for grain production, the Grain Mill is one of the key elements in the trading strategy.

## The Bakery

The Bakery is the final stage in the “evolution” of the grain-based strategy in The Last Monarchy. As players progress through the game, they must first rely on the Grain Mill to produce grain, which can then optionally be stored in the Granary. By levelling up these structures, the yield of grain can be significantly increased.

However, it is the Bakery that takes this strategy to the next level. This unique structure can only be built if a village has a Grain Mill, and can only be levelled up if the Grain Mill is at a certain level (1, 5, 10, 15, 20).

The Bakery acts as a booster for the whole “machinery” of the resource of grain and its strategic value for trade and other means of playing.

In summary, the Bakery is an interesting part of the grain-based strategy that can significantly increase the yield of grain and offer a strategic advantage when utilized effectively.