Buildings

Your city IS its buildings: population, storage, army, knowledge, trade and defence.

Every city is founded with 21 plots and that number never changes.

The city's people: housing, happiness and population.

Storage, protected stock and the lock — and the only building a city may hold more than one of.

Where Knowledge is produced — by scholars, not by the building.

The building that connects your city to the Market.

The five buildings that make and equip your army.

The only defensive work in the game, and your city's most important military investment.

Two buildings that give a city its identity, each on reserved ground.

Your empire's administration: colonies and your form of government.

Two buildings about other players: agreements and intelligence.

Every building, in one table.

What each building is for, in short. The info button in the production windows shows these descriptions too.

The Mouseion is the museum that exhibits objects sent by other players. Every object comes with a cultural treaty, and while the treaty stands it makes the city that shows the object more content.