Military Buldings

## Barracks

Infantry has played a crucial role in warfare throughout modern history. Fighting for their rulers and defending their lands, foot soldiers have always been essential in battles. In the Last Monarchy, Barracks are  constructions responsible for training infantry units, making them a military structure of great importance.

Barracks are closely tied to the game’s levelling system, which allows for the research of new units and the acceleration of soldier production based on their level. When the right conditions are met, Barracks can unlock special units for a particular nation. They can be viewed as a “hotspot” for producing high-quality, specially trained infantry units.

Depending on the civilization they belong to, Barracks can provide faster troop training and cheaper or slightly stronger troops.

To conclude, Barracks are a valuable asset for building a formidable army.

## Stables

Stables, similar to Barracks, are military constructions used to train troops, specifically cavalry units. Cavalry is a “next-level” military asset that has always been viewed as a special type of force, often leading to victories throughout history, but only if properly trained.

Like other military buildings, the Stables are interdependent with the game’s levelling system, which allows for the research of new units and accelerated production of cavalry units based on their level. Moreover, under the right conditions, Stables can unlock special units for a particular civilization.

The Stables’ effect on troop training depends on the civilization they belong to, providing faster training or stronger, more affordable troops.

Ultimately, the Stables are a valuable asset for building a formidable army, and players can grow stronger in the game’s military field by utilizing them.

## Workshop

Siege engines are the iconic machinery seen in every major battle throughout history. From massive spoon-like machines hurling rocks into enemy lines, to more modern versions of catapults, these dramatic weapons are among the most effective ancient engines ever made.

In The Last Monarchy, players can produce siege engines in the Workshop. As the primary and only building where these machines can be produced, the Workshop is a construction of great importance for players. Depending on the level, it can also allow the research of new engines and accelerate their production.

While the Workshop may not be the most visually impressive structure, it is an excellent asset for large-scale production. It can unlock special units for a particular civilization, and depending on its origins, it can produce machines at a faster rate or allow for cheaper production.

## Wall

„Sometimes we build up walls, not to keep people out but to see who will try and knock them down.“

This famous quote rings true in the world of The Last Monarchy, where the Wall – a seemingly unassuming construction - serves as an essential structure for protection against external attacks. It is widely recognized that having a solid, well-constructed wall to guard one's village is just as important as having a strong army of soldiers to defend it.

The Wall in The Last Monarchy can evolve and improve over time as players level up, providing better protection against enemy attacks. Additionally, the Wall, similar to other military structures, depending on the civilization it belongs to, can offer more levels available to upgrade or cheaper building options.

Overall, the Wall is an undemanding yet great element within the game that can provide excellent benefits.

## Trapper

The Trapper is a unique addition to The Last Monarchy's arsenal of military structures. It offers a clever approach to safeguarding your kingdom against external threats. Unlike the Wall, the Trapper relies on traps to increase defense. As the Trapper upgrades, players can gain access to different types of traps and an increased percentage of protection.

To build the Trapper, the Wall must be constructed first, as it is an add-on to this existing structure. Additionally, in order to upgrade the Trapper, players must first ensure to upgrade the Wall itself.

One of the great things about this structure is that it offers a sly way to outsmart opponents. Furthermore, depending on the civilization it belongs to, the Trapper can provide different levels of protection, faster unlock times, or reduced construction costs.

To conclude, the Trapper is a valuable asset that adds an extra layer of protection to the village.