Drainage
We shall seed our gardens in the soggy soil of once-wet lands.
Every discovery of the Anno 117 research tree in one list, with its knowledge cost, requirements, and everything it unlocks.
We shall seed our gardens in the soggy soil of once-wet lands.
An increase in doors has led to a decrease in chores. The carts practically unload themselves.
We have learned a lot from many years of carpentry.
Within the walls of our grandest warehouses, no action goes to waste.
Why be foes when we could be foederati?
As far as Trading Posts go, we have raised the ceiling.
The vital nexus between the sea and the land; now all the more vital.
The law of might has ever been the first and last.
Fast Roman roads for fast Romans.
Akin to a river in the desert, our aqueducts can now supply our farms with fresh, clean water.
We shall blast the dross aside in a torrent!
Our scorpion's stings fly swift and true.
I pity the poor soul who gets hit by these...
These men are the elite. But can you keep them in line?
Even the Pontine marsh could become as dry as desert sands with these.
The savoury taste of wild honey certainly has some appeal.
Using an innovative Plinian method we can capture any and all gold the rivers hold.
A dedicated pier for the comings and goings of merchants ought to finesse our trades.
By dedicating ports to specific purpose, commerce may flow like milk.
The Vigiles are fire for these new precautions. A triumph for public safety!
The imperial standard: uncia for all!
Stone stands strong and stalwart.
Should they seek to storm our ports, they will find no safe harbour.
Rank-and-file soldiers of the legion, the force that conquered the known world.
Build a Barracks and generate at least 500 Knowledge.
Conquer 1 Island and generate at least 9,000 Knowledge.
Build walls with a total length of 1,000 segments and generate at least 17,000 Knowledge.
Build a Shipyard and generate at least 500 Knowledge.
Sink 10 ships belonging to Raiders and generate
at least 2,205 Knowledge.
Establish a Trade Route in Albion and generate
at least 500 Knowledge.
Construct 5 Aqueducts in Latium and produce
at least 9,000 Knowledge.
Open 12 Mines in Albion and generate
at least 9,000 Knowledge.
Establish a Trade Route in Latium and generate
at least 500 Knowledge.
Reach the City Status Growing City and generate
at least 500 Knowledge.
Build 2 Baths or 2 Forums and produce
at least 2,070 Knowledge.
Reach 25,000 Devotion for a Patron Deity and generate
at least 9,000 Knowledge.
Reach 50,000 total Global Prestige and generate
at least 9,000 Knowledge.
Have 500 Romanised and 500 Celtic Population and generate at least 1,701 Knowledge.
Our ships will become their old selves again, one plank at a time.
Under the watchful eyes of the capsarii our men may live to fight another day.
'til the last, we shall rage against the dying of the light.
Round, iron-framed shields are well-suited to guard against arrows. And are very loud if hit with a sword.
The Celts may have the fiercest charioteers, but we Romans have the fastest.
Our auxilia are eager to protect and serve.
An elegant, Vitruvian design.
This shall prove to be quite the handful for our enemies.
From the safety of the sea, we may shatter our foes' security.
Gymnesian efficiency!
Our Axe-Bearers fight with the blessing of Danu... or so they say.
We may now train some basics units in our spare rooms, once we've removed the valuables.
Application of Apollonius' arc shall guide us.
Broad of blade, but sharp of point; the best of the best for our best.
These will be fastest sieges the world has ever seen.
In any field of recruits, one may find a stalk of gold.
These dubious lures have indisputable allure.
Our reach extends even to the very depths below.
Standard layouts, standard practises, standard standards - we excel in all standards.
With the ebb and flow of the sea's gifts— the ebb and flow of denarii.
Whatever happens, wherever it happens, it's best we are prepared.
Our miners will delve into the deepest depths to dig up deposits.
Now we have an eternally divine Plebeian following in our Villas.
Military ingenuity shall be benefit our civilians in a myriad of ways.
Let us swallow our fears and delve deeper, yet deeper.
Let us see if the cream of the crop may rise to the top...
Healthy roads beget healthy bodies, and healthy bodies beget healthy cities.
May Mercury bless our imperial coffers. And Lugus too.
Our Vigiles will not end their vigil until our city's vitality is restored.
Your households have been put to work; the supporting ribs of the city's backbone.
The captain's lavish quarters shall now be used to house cargo.
The only way these experts can truly bounce ideas off each other is if they share the same walls.
Our watchmen shall watch; we shall watch them in turn.
The patron of horses is now, too, a patron of ours.
Making the most of our supply will leave us with a useful surplus.
Our siphonarii are now as adept as any sagittarius.
We invested, so we are less infested.
Swift, precise and efficient. These cranes move like extensions of themselves.
Two ways to lose a friend: it's easiest to borrow... though we have much to lend.
A well-managed warehouse is a well-run warehouse.
Breakfast with a cup of wine; something worth travelling for!
Bright, shining paths; a far cry from the dirt they were built on.
Demand for the sauce has spread as far north as Salinae.
Aeschrion's Enchiridion, Polemo's Polemics, Cicero's Ode to Cabbage...
I believe the best and brightest dwell within our cities... all we need to do is find them.
Everyone loves getting gifts, after all.
A city's lifeblood is its water supply.
Near, far, wherever they are, trained public servants are here to ensure the plague does not go on and on.
The same great views at a reduced hydrological cost!
Once the fire fades, our city shall promptly be reborn from ashes.
If the situation calls, two things may happen at once.
As Romans grow used to Albion, so too will the grapes.
The princeps of the waves.
Light enough to float, but heavy enough to withstand a blow or two.
Steady aim requires a steady hand; all the more so at sea...
With a third set of rowers we'll outspeed our rivals!
Dedicated storage space off the shore, where no rat dare tread.
Designating dedicated entrances and exists should speed our operations.
Our vigiles now have extra hands to fight against fire.
'Fabricare diem, puncta aguntur celeriter'
Into whatsoever houses they enter, they do so to help the sick.
Clean and clear springwater from the mountains ought to help the forests flourish.
Thud!
With concentrated efforts, no invaders may intrude.
Let the majesty of our cities outshine Rome itself!
Our citizens no longer see the cohorts as a monstrous regiment. Well, not all of them.
A common language breeds common ground.
Strong drinks find friends, whether made from grape or hop.
Let them take to the field with all the swiftness of the Circus Maximus.
Let us augment our defences; stone by stone, layer by layer.
Our cavalry shall be invincible! ...until their horses tire.
By firing in unison, no space remains which does not contain an arrow.
Now the pillars of our community are where they need to be to prop us all up.
In the unlikely event the land ever dries out, we shall be prepared.
The keeper of the forest speaks with many tongues. To him, all creatures flock... what about the worshippers?
Civil engineering shall keep our engineers civil.
The breath of a Celtic god heats our furnaces - according to the Smiths...
Our crews have learned the art of tacking.
Our control of the air allows greater control of our fuel.
Earthen supports reduce our upkeep when it comes to keeping walls up.
The seeds of wisdom have been sewn.
The public shall pay for the public good.
Let us make a desolation in the name of peace.
Our Kilns can now refuel the forests to make fuel for us all.
Barbarians or not, their knowledge of edges gives us an edge.
Being dead is the only valid excuse for not participating in the Albionic games.
These works shall surely stand the test of time.
Let our harbours stretch from sea to sea!
Defeat a Raider and generate at least 9,000 Knowledge.
Expand your army to 5 Troops and generate
at least 1,800 Knowledge.
Reach 25,000 total Global Population and produce
at least 17,000 Knowledge.
Devote 2 cities to a single Patron and generate
at least 500 Knowledge.
Establish 5 Inter-regional Trade Routes and produce
at least 17,000 Knowledge.
Store 150t Coal in Latium and generate
at least 1,503 Knowledge.
Drain 7,500 tiles of Marshland and generate
at least 1,602 Knowledge.
A high secret of concrete admixture at work.
Whether on land or at sea, we shall make the most of our territories.
Then let the die be cast.
Should one tree run dry, plant one more.
We hold the quay to succeed.
Proper footing is key.
One can never be too prepared to prepare.
A flamen or two would help us venerate the gods more widely.
Even if she is not our patron, Epona is venerated in places high and low.
Your magnificence should now be obvious to any and all visitants, ere.
A bit of knowhow, and the cost comes right down...unlike the wall itself, hopefully.
A Governor's villa is their castrum.
We may be permitted to renovate our villas... though there are many forms that must first be filled out.
The work of a lumberjack is never done.
The best offence is a good defence, as Tacticus was known to say.
Nothing human is strange to us.
From now, our men shall rest in tents when the fighting isn't intense.
Make use of 5 Specialists on one Island and generate
at least 1,404 Knowledge.
We have selected only the most loyal, most enthusiastic locals...
Wherever the beavers go, there our traps shall be.
No thing that flies shall be spared from our care. In a manner of speaking.
Parades at the barracks certainly send a message.
Artificer-made rock-throwing engines; what better demonstration of physical forces could there be?
An argent tongue can do what a legion cannot.
Better safe than sorry, they say.
Strong and noble creatures. Let us put them to work wisely.
It might be maniacal, but we now have yet more storage!
In matters of safety, no cost is too great... but nevertheless, the cost is now lessened.
Fine food, flowers in the hall, and somewhere to hang one's cloak.
Now we can kneel before more and various altars than ever.
Shrines abound, now that the lex has been made more lax.
The bureaucratic needs of every one of our notable guests has been attended.
Now our resident experts won't be treading on each others gowns and beards...
On target, we now have access to one of the most rudimentary but effective Roman units...
Now our bow-bearing friends can safely cut loose.
Now our Villas can train an additional loyal band of Auxilia as a last line of defence. I bet the men will be excited to get started.
Let loose! They won't even know what hit them!
A voice, wise and clear, rings out from on high.
The musky breath of horses now plumes from hidden positions at your Villas...
Obsidian was used by our ancestors to hunt— now, its sharp contours soften into shapes that entice the eye.
A winged victory for every household shrine.
True craft will never perish, or cease to inspire.
Muster armies and smash your enemies without ruining the economy.
For every year of darkness, a hundred of prosperity.
The flow of lava cannot be controlled, but water and air can do the work of many men.
Make use of 3 of Caecilia's Specialists on one Island, and generate at least 5000 Knowledge.
Mixed with volcanic ash, concrete unfolds its full potential.
Brave enough to step into a burning building, smart enough to leave before it collapses.
Small gods are portable luck, and who doesn't need extra luck?
The pieces click just as pleasantly on sandarac wood beyond the sea.
How can a neighbourhood not prosper, if it hosts an army of Penates?
The rules are what we make them.
Build 1 Caelator and 1 Latrunculi Workshop and generate at least 5000 Knowledge.
Strike the vein, but hold your breath.
Whether it's doomsday or not, fast food just is awfully convenient.
Host an Amateur, Quadriga or Imperial Race and generate at least 10,000 Knowledge.
Where sand meets the arcades, rich and poor cheer in unison.
Now we know when to rest.
Whatever tips your cart.
The one who should be holding the reins is the one you can trust to show up.
Now that's what I call a high turnover.
Not fast enough to outrun Occasus...
Given time and good tutelage, the student outshines the master.
Win an Imperial Race and generate at least 15,000 Knowledge.
Figs, hot water and puffs of sparsiones keep them moving.
A good mentor helps Hector become Herakles.