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Raw timber harvested from trees. Fundamental building material.

Processed wooden frame using mortise-and-tenon joinery. Used in advanced construction.

Dug from clay deposits. Used for bricks, walls, and pottery.

Cut flat stone. Used in sturdy construction.

Fired rectangular bricks. A refined building material.

Roofing tiles. Used for permanent structures.

Mined stone. Used in construction and tool-making.

Valuable mineral. Used for food preservation and trade.

Smelted from ore. Used for weapons, currency, and tools.

Key military metal. Used for weapons and armor.

Alloy metal. Combined with copper to make bronze.

Precious metal. High trade value.

Rare precious stone. Used for tribute and nobility upgrades.

Extremely rare celestial metal. Forges the finest weapons.

Raw jujube fruit. Can be processed into food.

Raw meat from hunted animals. Processed into food.

Processed food. Satisfies the food need of laborers.

Processed food. Satisfies the food need of laborers.

Edible fruit. Directly consumed as food.

Basic fuel. Critical for winter heating — without it, morale drops sharply.

Refined fuel. Burns longer than firewood. Essential for winter.

Primary grain crop. Planted on farmland, consumes fertility.

Medicinal plant. Used by hospitals to treat the sick and injured.

The currency of the era. Used for trade, recruitment, tribute, and retainer salaries.

Melee weapon. Required to conscript certain soldier types.

Polearm weapon. Required to conscript certain soldier types.

Ranged weapon. Required to conscript archers.

Defensive equipment. Not mandatory, but greatly improves soldier survivability.

Protective gear. Not mandatory, but without it soldiers are very vulnerable.

Military vehicle. Chariot troops can knock back enemies with physics-based attacks.

Siege engine. Can be deployed as a wall defense or field unit.

Heavy ranged weapon. Deployable on walls or as a field unit.

Consumed by hospitals to treat sick and injured laborers. Stockpile before winter.

Consumed by trade posts for logistics routes. New trade posts start with some carts.