Regional wealth is the collective money of yours Landlords village. It’s not your money (your treasury) as ruler of the area. Instead, it’s the money that the families of your town will use to do things like build workshops and gardens, pay taxes, and import goods.
Our Manor Lords Regional Wealth guide explains how regional wealth workswhat you will use it for and how you can earn more.
What is regional wealth in Manor Lords?
Regional prosperity is in fact a measure of this how much cash you have village collective has. This has nothing to do with individual families selling things at the market. Instead, it is a more conceptual and larger-scale type of money used for paying taxes, importing goods, and obtaining certain upgrades. (Regional wealth also differs from that of your city Treasury – where taxes are deposited, and used for things like settling new regions or hiring mercenaries.)
By default you start a game Landlords with 50 regional resources – enough for an extra oxen and a few vegetable gardens. Once you spend that, it takes some work to earn more; it is just generated by improved burglary plots And trade.
How to gain regional wealth through improved burglary plots
Wealth is more than just cash, so the first place you’re going to generate regional wealth is there upgrade burglary plots in your village. Burglary plots (Level 2) to generate 1 Regional wealth per family per month. Upgrade again to one burglary plot (Level 3) gives you 2 regional wealth per family per month.
How to earn regional wealth by exporting goods
Once your city is running smoothly and starts to have a surplus of goods, you can start earning more regional wealth through trade.
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a trading post (which costs 4 wood) allows you to set up an import-export business. Once one is built, click the Trade tab. There you can click through the different types of goods: construction, crops, food, materials, raw materials and military. Next to each item you can decide to do this import (pay regional wealth to obtain goods), export (sending goods to earn regional wealth), or full trade (import or export to keep your supply at the desired surplus). You also have the option to do that establish a trade route – this only means that a traveling merchant visits your city on a schedule and not randomly.
Setting up a trading post – and, more importantly, earning regional wealth – requires having a healthy surplus of goods. Once you reach that point, you’ll need to build up your city’s infrastructure to the point where you’ll almost certainly have met the requirements for upgrading your burglary plots, so it’s better to start there.