Manor Lords Buildings

Residential plot that houses a family. Adjustable yard supports backyard extensions like a vegetable garden, apple orchard, chickens, goats, or apiary.

The lord's residence. Centerpiece of any settlement.

Central trading hub. Burgage plots within range gain market access — a requirement for plot upgrades.

Provides fresh water to nearby burgage plots. Plots out of range cannot upgrade past Level 1.

Provides spiritual needs to nearby burgage plots. Required to satisfy religious approval at higher plot levels.

Houses oxen used to haul logs and stone across the settlement.

Workers fell trees in surrounding forest tiles and bring logs back.

Plants new trees to keep the surrounding forest from being depleted.

Converts timber into planks used by most workshops.

Hunts nearby wildlife for meat and hides.

Tans raw hides into leather for cobblers and armorers.

Makes shoes from leather — a Level-3 burgage plot need.

Forges weapons for the militia.

Makes warbows for the militia.

Makes spears for the militia.

Crafts shields and worked wood goods.

Preserves raw meat into long-lasting food.

Spins yarn into clothes — a Level-3 burgage plot need.

Burns timber into charcoal, the fuel for smelting iron.

Quarries surface stone from nearby deposits.

Extracts iron ore from a deep deposit.

Stores food. Marketplace food stalls draw from the granary.

Stores resources and finished goods. Marketplace goods stalls draw from the storehouse.

Light defensive wall built from sharpened logs. Blocks bandits and basic raiders.

Heavy stone fortification. The backbone of any serious defensive perimeter.

Elevated lookout providing line-of-sight over the surrounding area.