Legends of Elveron

Buildings & Population

There are many different structures that can be built in the world of Elveron. Each structure has a specific function, ability, and/or bonus. These effects are listed in the tables below. The "Buildings - Overview" table tells of the structures and their effects that are common to all the races of Elveron. However, some races cannot build all structures, and some structures have a completely different effect for a specific race, these differences are enlisted in each race's individual table below the first Structure Overview table. The individual race tables only show the differences from the common structures used by all races.

Almost all structures cost an amount of gold and lumber to construct. Constructing a building takes 12 hourchanges to complete. If the population of your kingdom is corrupt they will try to steal extra resources and overprice their labor, thus increasing the cost of buildings to a certain degree. (see "The Guide: Improvements")

Structures can also be destroyed if they do not satisfy the needs of the kingdom. There is a link to the "Destruction page" on the "Construction page". Destroying a building is slightly more expensive than building it in terms of gold cost.

It is extremely important to have a thriving economy so that your kingdom can afford to train its military! Gold is mined out of gold mines, but also collected in taxes from your peasants and workers (The 7th military unit). You collect 2.6 gold from every Peasant every hour from taxes, and 3.5 gold from every Worker every hour in production and taxes (Workers in training still pay the same amount as a Peasant in taxes each hour). In addition to Peasants and Workers, there are Slaves. Each Slave makes 3.2 gold every hour. All citizens (including military) eat 0.3 bushels of food every hour. Slaves do not get to eat any food at all since they are considered lower than all other inhabitants of your kingdom.

Population

Each acre of land houses 10 citizens

Each building houses an additional 10 citizens (10+10=20)

Each Academy houses an additional 5 citizens (10+10+5=25)

Each Home houses an additional 20 citizens (10+10+20=40)

Slaves: Slaves live in slavepits, 1% of your slaves dies every hourchange due to mistreatment and starvation

Buildings - Overview
Name	Land	Function
Farm	Grassland	+100 food/h per farm.
Home	Grassland	+20 extra citizens per home.
Diamond Mine	Highland	+10 diamonds/h per mine.
Gold Mine	Mountain	+60 gold/h per mine.
Iron Mine	Mountain	+110 iron ore/h per mine.
Tower	Swamp	+50 magic dust/h per Tower.
Frost Temple	Tundra	Reduces attacking time, and incoming land, by Frost Temple% * .25 to max 6 hours. Attacking time can never be less than 6 hours.
Guild Quarter	Highland	Reduces price on mages, spies, workers by 2.5 * Guild% to a max 50% cost reduction. Rate of price reduction is scaled down for units worth less than 1 spy or mage. Increases trainable workers per hour with 10 * Guild%.
Tavern	Forest	Increases offense and defense with 0.70 * Tavern% (no max).
Court House	Grassland	Reduces corruption by 2 * CourtHouse%.
Sawmill	Forest	+115 lumber/h per sawmill.
Slave Pit	Tundra	Houses max 50 slaves. Do not house citizens in either the building or on the barren land it's built upon. Slavepits are initially empty and slaves are gained trough the kidnap operation or the raid attack.
Spire	Tundra	Successful offensive spyops and magical spells against kingdom have a chance of getting reflected back 1 - 0.75^Spire% (90% max) of the times. Increases spy and magic power by 2.5 * Spire% (no max)
Academy	Grassland	Increases chance of gaining a hero in battle with 7 * Academy%. Increases XP gain in all battles won except quests by 3.5 * Academy%. Increases the chance to find items in quest with Academy% to max 20%. Decreases hero mortality by Academy% * 4.0 (no max).
Hospital	Highland	Reduces military casualties by Hospital% * 5 to max 50%
Laboratory	Tundra	Increase kingdom improvements with 1.8 * Laboratory%.

Human Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
House (Home)

Coven Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Farm		Covens cannot build Farms
Gold Mine		Covens cannot build Gold Mines
Home	Swamp
Laboratory	Tundra and Swamp	Coven can build Laboratories on both Tundra and Grassland

Shinobi Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function

Dwarf Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Mountain Hall (Home)	Mountain
Blacksmith (Sawmill)	Forest	Blacksmith reduces training cost of Longbeards, Axe Man, Ironbreaker and Berserker with 1.5*Blacksmith% to max 30% reduction. No lumber is produced instead up to 50 iron ore is produced based on your defense per acre / 4.

Elemental Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Dark Temple (Home)	Swamp
Slave Pit		Elemental cannot build Slave Pit.

Elf Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Gold Mine		Elves cannot build Gold Mines
Iron Mine		Elves cannot build Iron Mines
Diamond Mine		Elves cannot build Diamond Mines
Guild Quarter		Elves cannot build Guild Quarters
Forest Enclaves (Home)	Forest
Woodlot (Sawmill)
Enchanted Stone (Spire)	Forest
Secluded Grove (Academy)	Forest

Flameweaver Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Cave (Home)	Mountain
Tavern	Mountain
Criminal Incinerator (Court House)

Vampire Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Mansion (Home)	Highland
Tavern	Highland

Amazon Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Hidden Keep (Home)	Forest
Guild Quarter		Amazons cannot build Guild Quarter

Frostzorb Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Igloo (Home)	Tundra
Jail (Court House)	Tundra
Tavern	Tundra
Farm	Tundra
Laboratory	Mountain
Slave Pit		Frostzorb cannot build Slave Pits

Dark Elf Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Den (Home)	Mountain
Diamond Mine		Dark Elf cannot build Diamond Mines
Ritual Chamber (Guild Quarter)		Guild Quarter bonuses and sets resources gained through sacrifice at Chamber%*1.5, with a maximum of 30%.

Goblin Buildings Differences
Name	Land	Function
Tribunal (Court House)	Tundra
Alchemy		Goblins cannot build Alchemies
War Academy (Academy)	Tundra
Burrow (Home)	Highland
Diamond Mine		Goblins cannot build Diamond Mines
Guild Quarter	Mountain	Reduces price on mages, spies, workers by 3 * Guild% to a max 50% cost reduction. Rate of price reduction is scaled down for units worth less than 1 spy or mage. Increases trainable workers per hour with 10 * Guild%.
Hospital	Mountain