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How to trade and earn regional wealth in Manor Lords




Earning regional wealth in Manor Lords is important if you want to purchase livestock, build workshops in burgage plots, or provide fancy treats for your peasant populace so they won't notice you're taxing them into the dirt. While your treasury is filled with tax income which you use to hire mercenaries or build settler camps, trade relies on regional currency instead...
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How to gain influence and claim regions in Manor Lords




If you've already established your first town in Manor Lords, you're likely looking to claim a new region and are eyeing that hefty influence price tag it'll cost to get one. Claiming new regions lets you build more villages that'll operate independently of your first. They'll have their own manor, their own church, and even their own resources besides those you kindly send via the pack station...
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Manor Lords early access review - a beautiful, ambitious city builder

Just after my town's first winter, I experienced something that nicely summed up my time with Manor Lords. The snow was melting, villagers were enjoying the town's new church, and there were new stalls up in the market square selling goods from the armorer and tailor. However, dire tidings were on the spring winds: an enemy army had been spotted in the nearby wilds, and they were marching our way. I rallied the militia and formed them in a ragged line just outside of town, where they stood and watched as a gang of bandits was chased out of the county by a large company of mercenaries, all of whom completely ignored my tiny town and its ordinary little people.


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Manor Lords early access review: a sturdy and immersive builder that feels incomplete yet alive with promise


When, in town building simulation Manor Lords, you erect your first manor, it feels natural to place it in the center of your humble 14th century European settlement. It presents as a locus of power, where your character avatar resides. Also, it’s right there in the title. I built mine down a side road, between oxen posts and granaries, for no real reason but free space. The more I play, the more it feels a fitting place. Not sidelined, exactly, just not especially loud. I need the taxes it brings to pay mercenaries to see off bandits, but lords - their whims and ambitions - don’t set the tone here. Parchment and seals aren’t as important as tilled earth; as winter snow, spring thaws and autumn harvests. So, despite the title, this sedate, curious, and intricate sim isn’t really about lords, nor manors. Not half as much, anyway, as it is about manure.


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How to claim new areas in Manor Lords

How do you claim new areas in Manor Lords? Things start small in Manor Lords; you'll be concentrating on feeding and clothing the handful of families under your command, and not at all concerned with activities outside your border. Soon, though, as your population count rises, and the strain on natural resources becomes unsustainable, you'll have to start thinking about expansion.


Manor Lords is the jack-of-all-trades city building game of our dreams, and with the Manor Lords release date upon us, it's time to pull up your boots, grab your hoe, and establish the best settlement the medieval world has ever seen. Here's how to claim new areas in Manor Lords so you can take over every region.


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