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5 levels, each replacing the one before it: you upgrade in place rather than building alongside.
Open Field Pasturing (Husbandry) โ Enclosures (Husbandry) โ Breeding Farms (Husbandry) โ Great Droveways (Husbandry) โ Livestock Estates (Husbandry)
| Level | Cost | Build time | Minimum settlement | Upgrades to | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Open Field Pasturing (Husbandry) | 700 | 2 | town | Enclosures (Husbandry) |
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Enclosures (Husbandry) | 2,100 | 4 | large town | Breeding Farms (Husbandry) |
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Breeding Farms (Husbandry) | 4,200 | 6 | city | Great Droveways (Husbandry) |
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Great Droveways (Husbandry) | 6,400 | 8 | large city | Livestock Estates (Husbandry) |
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Livestock Estates (Husbandry) | 8,500 | 10 | huge city | โ |
Costs in denarii, build time in turns.
Unenclosed fields for grazing livestock
This region boasts many open grasslands that might have been used for growing grain but instead animal grazing has become the dominant land use. While animal husbandry is not as efficient at feeding large numbers of people, it can be very profitable. Simply letting our herds graze freely is also a very easy way of utilizing these lands.
Livestock farms are available here because it is a grassland, small island/rocky coast, river valley or floodplain region. Note that nomadic factions prefer nomadic pastoralism in grassland region instead.
Note on the effects
Some levels of this building chain might have both positive and negative growth modifiers on the same building, this is due to a modding limitation. In these cases, all effects apply. So if it says +3 growth and -0.5 growth, your total growth is +2.5.
Tip: put any building in the building queue (and only that one) and look at the 'Settlement income' and 'Settlement details' tabs to see its complete effects highlighted in green and red.
| Cost | 700 denarii |
| Build time | 2 turns |
| Minimum settlement | town |
| Upgrades to | Enclosures (Husbandry) |
Requirements: all of these must hold before this level can be built.
- Government Building (Dependency, Indirect Rule, Direct Rule or Homeland)
- Only one farm building allowed
- Depends on the region's terrain and your faction (see the full conditions below)
Show the full conditions
- Any one of these:
- The region's terrain is River valley, Floodplains delta or Small islands and rocky coast
- All of these:
- The region's terrain is Grassland
- You play a Roman, Anatolian, Brittonic, Caucasian, Egyptian, Western Hellenistic, Eastern Hellenistic, Celtiberian, Iberian, Illyrian, Indian, Phoenician, Iranian (other than Parni), Dacian (other than Tyragetae), Gallic (other than Gauls), Germanic (other than Germanics), Greek (other than Greek City States and Olbia) or Thracian (other than Bessi and Paeonia) faction, or Axum, Masaesyli, Massylii, Mauri, Chorasmia, Saba, Qataban or Himyar
What it does
- -1 population growth
Show 6 effects that apply only in some circumstances
- +2 farming level, only when the region has no Livestock
- +3 farming level, only when the region has Livestock
- +1 trade income, only when the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Additional +1 farming due to resource: livestock, only when the region has Livestock
- Trade bonus 10% due to resources: livestock, sheep, horses, only when the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- From tier 2 onwards this line will gain trade bonus 10% due to resource: salt, only when the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire
Enclosures for managing bigger herds and supporting a meat and dairy industry
Though open field grazing is an easy way to raise livestock putting up enclosures makes it a lot more clear what belongs to whom and it helps shelter the precious animals from predators and thieves alike. Keeping our herds penned also ensures a reliable source of meat for the town, part of which is salted and cured so that it can keep for winter or be traded to further destinations. While similarly the milk of sheep, cattle and goats is made into prized cheeses.
Livestock farms are available here because it is a grassland, small island/rocky coast, river valley or floodplain region. Note that nomadic factions prefer nomadic pastoralism in grassland region instead.
Note on the effects
Some levels of this building chain might have both positive and negative growth modifiers on the same building, this is due to a modding limitation. In these cases, all effects apply. So if it says +3 growth and -0.5 growth, your total growth is +2.5.
Tip: put any building in the building queue (and only that one) and look at the 'Settlement income' and 'Settlement details' tabs to see its complete effects highlighted in green and red.
| Cost | 2,100 denarii |
| Build time | 4 turns |
| Minimum settlement | large town |
| Upgrades to | Breeding Farms (Husbandry) |
Requirements: all of these must hold before this level can be built.
- Government Building (Dependency, Indirect Rule, Direct Rule or Homeland)
- Only one farm building allowed
- Depends on the region's terrain and your faction (see the full conditions below)
Show the full conditions
- Any one of these:
- The region's terrain is River valley, Floodplains delta or Small islands and rocky coast
- All of these:
- The region's terrain is Grassland
- You play a Roman, Anatolian, Brittonic, Caucasian, Egyptian, Western Hellenistic, Eastern Hellenistic, Celtiberian, Iberian, Illyrian, Indian, Phoenician, Iranian (other than Parni), Dacian (other than Tyragetae), Gallic (other than Gauls), Germanic (other than Germanics), Greek (other than Greek City States and Olbia) or Thracian (other than Bessi and Paeonia) faction, or Axum, Masaesyli, Massylii, Mauri, Chorasmia, Saba, Qataban or Himyar
What it does
- -2 population growth
Show 8 effects that apply only in some circumstances
- +4 farming level, only when the region has no Livestock
- +5 farming level, only when the region has Livestock
- +1 trade income, only when either the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire, and the region has none of Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- +1 trade income, only when the region has no Salt, no Salt Exports (Industry) is built anywhere in your empire and the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- +2 trade income, only when either the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire, and the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Additional +1 farming due to resource: livestock, only when the region has Livestock
- Trade bonus 10% due to resources: livestock, sheep, horses, only when the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Trade bonus 10% due to resource: salt, only when the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire
Decicated breeding farms for producing high-quality livestock
As most animal products are luxuries the best way for this region to increase its exports is to gain a reputation for the highest quality meats, cheeses, wool and riding horses. This requires dedicated breeding farms where the breeding stock with the most desirable traits is preserved from the annual slaughter and where new, ever better, generations of animals are sired.
Livestock farms are available here because it is a grassland, small island/rocky coast, river valley or floodplain region. Note that nomadic factions prefer nomadic pastoralism in grassland region instead.
Note on the effects
Some levels of this building chain might have both positive and negative growth modifiers on the same building, this is due to a modding limitation. In these cases, all effects apply. So if it says +3 growth and -0.5 growth, your total growth is +2.5.
Tip: put any building in the building queue (and only that one) and look at the 'Settlement income' and 'Settlement details' tabs to see its complete effects highlighted in green and red.
| Cost | 4,200 denarii |
| Build time | 6 turns |
| Minimum settlement | city |
| Upgrades to | Great Droveways (Husbandry) |
Requirements: all of these must hold before this level can be built.
- Government Building (Dependency, Indirect Rule, Direct Rule or Homeland)
- Only one farm building allowed
- Depends on the region's terrain and your faction (see the full conditions below)
Show the full conditions
- Any one of these:
- The region's terrain is River valley, Floodplains delta or Small islands and rocky coast
- All of these:
- The region's terrain is Grassland
- You play a Roman, Anatolian, Brittonic, Caucasian, Egyptian, Western Hellenistic, Eastern Hellenistic, Celtiberian, Iberian, Illyrian, Indian, Phoenician, Iranian (other than Parni), Dacian (other than Tyragetae), Gallic (other than Gauls), Germanic (other than Germanics), Greek (other than Greek City States and Olbia) or Thracian (other than Bessi and Paeonia) faction, or Axum, Masaesyli, Massylii, Mauri, Chorasmia, Saba, Qataban or Himyar
What it does
- -3 population growth
Show 8 effects that apply only in some circumstances
- +6 farming level, only when the region has no Livestock
- +7 farming level, only when the region has Livestock
- +1 trade income, only when either the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire, and the region has none of Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- +1 trade income, only when the region has no Salt, no Salt Exports (Industry) is built anywhere in your empire and the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- +2 trade income, only when either the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire, and the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Additional +1 farming due to resource: livestock, only when the region has Livestock
- Trade bonus 10% due to resources: livestock, sheep, horses, only when the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Trade bonus 10% due to resource: salt, only when the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire
Annual drive of cattle and other livestock to the cities for consumption
As this region has come to produce great quantities of meat, an offical route has developed to bring the livestock to the slaughterhouses near the great cities so that the rich can have their meat fresh. Anually great herds of cattle, pigs and even poultry such as geese, are marched down this road like a great hooved and feathered army. An army sent not to conquer but to grace the tables of our urban elites.
Livestock farms are available here because it is a grassland, small island/rocky coast, river valley or floodplain region. Note that nomadic factions prefer nomadic pastoralism in grassland region instead.
Note on the effects
Some levels of this building chain might have both positive and negative growth modifiers on the same building, this is due to a modding limitation. In these cases, all effects apply. So if it says +3 growth and -0.5 growth, your total growth is +2.5.
Tip: put any building in the building queue (and only that one) and look at the 'Settlement income' and 'Settlement details' tabs to see its complete effects highlighted in green and red.
| Cost | 6,400 denarii |
| Build time | 8 turns |
| Minimum settlement | large city |
| Upgrades to | Livestock Estates (Husbandry) |
Requirements: all of these must hold before this level can be built.
- Government Building (Dependency, Indirect Rule, Direct Rule or Homeland)
- Only one farm building allowed
- Depends on the region's terrain and your faction (see the full conditions below)
- The region's terrain is not Small islands and rocky coast
- You play a Roman, Iranian, Egyptian, Western Hellenistic, Eastern Hellenistic, Indian, Phoenician, Anatolian (other than Paphlagonia) or Greek (other than Greek City States) faction, or Paeonia, Bithynia, Cabyle, Odrysian Kingdom, Kush, Timbuktu, Armenia, Armenia Minor, Colchians, Iberians, Sophene, Commagene, Carmo, Asta, Arse or Chorasmia
Show the full conditions
- Any one of these:
- The region's terrain is River valley, Floodplains delta or Small islands and rocky coast
- All of these:
- The region's terrain is Grassland
- You play a Roman, Anatolian, Brittonic, Caucasian, Egyptian, Western Hellenistic, Eastern Hellenistic, Celtiberian, Iberian, Illyrian, Indian, Phoenician, Iranian (other than Parni), Dacian (other than Tyragetae), Gallic (other than Gauls), Germanic (other than Germanics), Greek (other than Greek City States and Olbia) or Thracian (other than Bessi and Paeonia) faction, or Axum, Masaesyli, Massylii, Mauri, Chorasmia, Saba, Qataban or Himyar
What it does
- -5 population growth
Show 8 effects that apply only in some circumstances
- +9 farming level, only when the region has no Livestock
- +10 farming level, only when the region has Livestock
- +1 trade income, only when either the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire, and the region has none of Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- +2 trade income, only when the region has no Salt, no Salt Exports (Industry) is built anywhere in your empire and the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- +3 trade income, only when either the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire, and the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Additional +1 farming due to resource: livestock, only when the region has Livestock
- Trade bonus 10% due to resources: livestock, sheep, horses, only when the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Trade bonus 10% due to resource: salt, only when the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire
Elite ranches that produce luxury animal goods for significant profit.
Where once the Saltus was a word to describe the rough land of herdsmen it has now come to mean the greatest ranches of our most refined nobles. Our noblity no longer just feed from the trough, they have monopolized it as their great livestock estates now dot the once wild countryside. Pigs are raised in great numbers and are brought either live or cured into the cities. Cattle are in ever greater demand as well and this region has risen to meet it. Other estates breed cavalry horses for our armies and some estates even specialize in farming wild game such as boar, deer, rabbits and fowl for the most gourmet banquets.
Livestock farms are available here because it is a grassland, small island/rocky coast, river valley or floodplain region. Note that nomadic factions prefer nomadic pastoralism in grassland region instead.
Note on the effects
Some levels of this building chain might have both positive and negative growth modifiers on the same building, this is due to a modding limitation. In these cases, all effects apply. So if it says +3 growth and -0.5 growth, your total growth is +2.5.
Tip: put any building in the building queue (and only that one) and look at the 'Settlement income' and 'Settlement details' tabs to see its complete effects highlighted in green and red.
| Cost | 8,500 denarii |
| Build time | 10 turns |
| Minimum settlement | huge city |
Requirements: all of these must hold before this level can be built.
- Government Building (Dependency, Indirect Rule, Direct Rule or Homeland)
- Only one farm building allowed
- Depends on the region's terrain and your faction (see the full conditions below)
- The region's terrain is not Small islands and rocky coast or Floodplains delta
- You play a Roman, Iranian, Egyptian, Western Hellenistic, Eastern Hellenistic, Indian, Phoenician, Anatolian (other than Paphlagonia) or Greek (other than Greek City States) faction, or Paeonia, Bithynia, Cabyle, Odrysian Kingdom, Kush, Timbuktu, Armenia, Armenia Minor, Colchians, Iberians, Sophene, Commagene, Carmo, Asta, Arse or Chorasmia
Show the full conditions
- Any one of these:
- The region's terrain is River valley, Floodplains delta or Small islands and rocky coast
- All of these:
- The region's terrain is Grassland
- You play a Roman, Anatolian, Brittonic, Caucasian, Egyptian, Western Hellenistic, Eastern Hellenistic, Celtiberian, Iberian, Illyrian, Indian, Phoenician, Iranian (other than Parni), Dacian (other than Tyragetae), Gallic (other than Gauls), Germanic (other than Germanics), Greek (other than Greek City States and Olbia) or Thracian (other than Bessi and Paeonia) faction, or Axum, Masaesyli, Massylii, Mauri, Chorasmia, Saba, Qataban or Himyar
What it does
- -7 population growth
- -1 public order (happiness)
Show 8 effects that apply only in some circumstances
- +11 farming level, only when the region has no Livestock
- +12 farming level, only when the region has Livestock
- +1 trade income, only when either the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire, and the region has none of Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- +2 trade income, only when the region has no Salt, no Salt Exports (Industry) is built anywhere in your empire and the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- +3 trade income, only when either the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire, and the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Additional +1 farming due to resource: livestock, only when the region has Livestock
- Trade bonus 10% due to resources: livestock, sheep, horses, only when the region has Sheep, Livestock or Horses
- Trade bonus 10% due to resource: salt, only when the region has Salt or Salt Exports (Industry) is built somewhere in your empire
| Trait | Building | Points | Chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Respectable Herds | Open Field Pasturing (Husbandry) or above | +1, +2, +5 | 10โ100% |
| Respectable Herds | Enclosures (Husbandry) or above | +2, +5 | 10โ100% |