Your growth page lets you build up your acres with a variety of buildings. The Build Table below can help provide details on the benefits of the different buildings for your Province.
In Utopia, your Growth page provides information on:
Additionally, the Growth page will show you a list of all possible buildings along with the following information for each building:
To build a building, just input the amount desired of the building you wish to build in the construct space next to the building you wish to build, then click construct buildings.
The Growth page also gives you the option to:
| Buildings | |
|---|---|
| Civil Buildings | Barren Lands • Homes • Farms • Mills • Banks |
| Military Buildings | Training Grounds • Armouries • Barracks • Forts • Guard Stations • Hospitals • Stables • Dungeons |
| Thievery and Mystic Buildings | Guilds • Towers • Thieves’ Dens • Watchtowers |
| Science Buildings | Universities • Libraries |
Note: Capacity of buildings is not affected by Building Efficiency (i.e., Homes, Stables, Dungeons can hold the specified number regardless of BE).
| Building | Capacity | Flat Rate Base | Percent Base Effect | Percent Max | Living Space | Jobs | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barren Land | 15 People | 2 Bushels | 15 | 0 | Houses 15 people and Produces 2 bushels per hour (Unaffected by BE) | ||
| Homes | 10 People | 4% | 100% | 35 | 0 | Houses 10 people and Increases Birth Rate | |
| Farms | 70 Bushels | 25 | 25 | Produces 70 bushels per day | |||
| Mills | 4%3%2% | 100%75%50% | 25 | 25 | Decreases Build Costs Decreases Gold Exploration CostsDecreases Soldier Exploration Costs | ||
| Banks | 25gc | 1.25% | 31.25% | 25 | 25 | Produces 25gc per dayIncrease in Income | |
| Training Grounds | 1.5% | 37.5% | 25 | 25 | Increases Offensive Military Efficiency | ||
| Armouries | 2%2%1.5% | 50%50%37.5% | 25 | 25 | Decreases Draft CostsReduction of WagesDecreases Training Costs | ||
| Military Barracks | 1.5% | 37.5% | 25 | 25 | Lowers Attack Time | ||
| Forts | 1.5% | 37.5% | 25 | 25 | Increases Defensive Military Efficiency | ||
| Guard Stations | 2%2% | 50%50% | 25 | 25 | Decrease Land and resource Losses when AttackedGrants protection against Learn | ||
| Hospitals | 3%3% | 75%75% | 25 | 25 | Daily Chance of Curing the PlagueDecreases Military Losses | ||
| Guilds | 2% Wizards | 25 | 25 | Wizards Trained per day (Unaffected by BE)Guilds also increase spell duration (Unaffected by BE) | |||
| Towers | 12 Runes | 25 | 25 | Produces 12 runes per day | |||
| Thieves Dens | 4%3% | 95%75% | 25 | 25 | Lowers losses in Thievery OperationsBonus to TPA | ||
| Watch Towers | 2%3% | 50%75% | 25 | 25 | Chance of Catching Enemy ThievesReduced damage caused by Enemy Thieves | ||
| Universities | 2%2% | 50%50% | 25 | 25 | Increase scientist spawn rate (Unaffected by BE)Increases generation of science books in selected Category (Unaffected by BE) | ||
| Libraries | 1.25% | 31.25% | 25 | 25 | Increase Science Efficiency (Unaffected by BE) | ||
| Stables | 80 Horses | 2 Horses | 25 | 25 | Houses War Horses and increases their production rate | ||
| Dungeons | 40 Prisoners | 25 | 25 | Houses Prisoners of War | |||
| Building | Capacity | Flat Rate Base | Percent Base Effect | Percent Max | Living Space | Jobs | Description |
There are three classes of building effects, and each functions differently. While this may be difficult to follow, you will quickly understand it with some experience within the game. The three classes are:
Capacity Buildings - These buildings simply create space for you, and are not impacted by efficiency
issues. Homes, for example, provide additional space for peasants.
Flat Rate Buildings - This type of building provides a set amount of a particular resource. These
buildings need many employees to be fully effective. These buildings are impacted by building efficiency. An example is a Tower which creates a set
number of runes each day.
Percentage-based Buildings - The majority of Utopian buildings are percentage-based. These buildings
provide an effect based on the portion of your land covered by it. For example, having 10% of your
land as Banks will increase your income by a certain percentage. Like flat-rate buildings, these
also require employees to provide full effects. In addition, each additional building you construct
will be less effective. The numbers listed in this section would be for the first building you
construct. Your Internal Affairs Advisor will help you to understand the benefits of your land.
Unless otherwise specified, these buildings have a maximum effect of 25 times the number listed
below. With normal building efficiency, this maximum is reached by dedicating 50% of your land to
that building.
Barren lands are not an actual building. These are simply available acres - gained by exploration, the Paradise spell or attacks - in your province that can be built up with real buildings as described below. Nevertheless, barren lands can still hold a few people and produce a very small amount of food every day.
While every built up acre of land already houses people – which means Homes are not a necessity for a province – you may find yourself wanting more population. Homes give your citizen more place to live, and also increase your natural birth rates. Furthermore, Homes employ no peasant and will thus overall help you fill all the jobs in your province.
Farms are one of the most important buildings in your province, and also a vital one. Every day, each of your people will eat 0,25 bushels, and each Farm produces 70 bushels per day. Watch your food supplies very carefully, because otherwise starvation might deplete your population rather fast!
Exploration is one of the main ways of growing in Utopia, and building Mills will help you to send out expeditions at cheaper cost. Furthermore, Mills will also improve your builders skills, making building construction slightly less expensive.
Banks are one of the major sources of income in Utopia along with tax collection. Every day, each Bank you own will produce some gold. Furthermore, your Banks all work together at improving your tax collection facilities, increasing further your global income.
Maintaining a good offense is important for all attackers, and Training Grounds bolster that by providing an enhanced training to all your offensive troops. This allows them to fight more efficiently in combat, thus increasing your overall attacking power.
Armouries improve your military training process, allowing you to train your soldiers to advanced levels at a cheaper cost. Armouries also facilitate your peasant enrolment process and diminish your military maintenance costs.
Military Barracks are another military-oriented building. The employees of the Barracks are in charge of your military logistics, and a well-equipped army will reach the enemy land faster, making yourself less vulnerable to attacks while your troops are out on a campaign.
Forts provide a superior protection to the troops held in garrison in your province, increasing your overall defensive strength against attacks. Maintaining a good defense is important if you want to keep your acres and resources safe.
Unlike Forts, Guard Stations will not make you less vulnerable to attacks. Nevertheless, they will effectively protect your land and resources, making the enemy’s attacks against your province less efficient.
Having a good military power is important, and keeping your soldiers healthy is vital in order to achieve this. By deploying Hospitals in the battlefields, you will significantly lower the casualties suffered by your troops in combat. Furthermore, your medics will work at curing the Plague if your province ever catches it.
Unlike all your other units, either the military footmen or the thieves, wizards are not trained by using gold. Your ascendant wizards will have to go through intensive studies in Guilds before being able to serve you properly. They are an absolute necessity for Mages.
Guilds also increase the duration of your self spells and offensive spells. Guilds are unaffected by Building Efficiency for the purposes of calculating spell duration or wizards trained.
Towers are massive buildings that are used in order to channel mystic energies produced by the Earth into small stones called runes. Runes are then expended by your wizards while casting magic spells.
Thieves Dens are the lair of all the thieves in your province, serving as the place where they practice their obscure and dark skills. Thieves Dens will increase the success rate of thievery operations you conduct as well as lowering your thief losses. Thieves Dens are a must for all Thieves.
While your own thieves can protect your land against enemy thieves, a little extra protection is never a bad thing. People assigned into Watch Towers will screen your borders and can catch thieves attempting to conduct operations in your province.
Universities increase your scientist generation rate and allow your scientists to produce books more effectively.
Libraries increase Science Efficiency.
Stables are the buildings where your peasants breed your war horses, strong horses sent in combat and increasing the offensive strength of the troop mounting them. Nevertheless, horses do not participate in defense, and you obviously cannot send more horses in combat than you have actual troops!
Prisoners caught in combat are held captive in your dungeons. A dungeon can only hold a limited number of prisoners.
While imprisoned, prisoners will be assigned to province duties, providing you some extra gold. For more detailed information on how much gold they generate, please go to Economy for the income formula or go to Military for an additional definition of Prisoners.
Construction Time = 16 * Racial Mod * Personality Mod * Builders Boon * Double Speed * Expedient Ritual Mod * Artisan Science Mod
| Modifier Type | Active | Otherwise |
| Builders Boon | 0.75 | 1 |
| Double Speed | 0.5 | 1 |
| Double Speed in Protection | 0.75 | 1 |
| War | 0.75 | 1 |
| Expedient Ritual | 0.8 (if at 100% efficiency) | 1 |
Note that construction speed is rounded at .5 That means if the build time is 15.49, then it is rounded down to 15. If it is 15.5, it will be rounded up to 16. For a double speed build, assuming normal construction is 15.49, the speed build time will be 15.49/2 = 7.745 = rounded up to 8 hours. For 14.9 though, it will be 14.9/2 = 7.45 = rounded down to 7 hours.
Construction Costs = 2/31 * (land + 11600) * Race Mod * Mills Mod * Double Speed * Expedient Ritual Mod * Artisan Science Mod
| Modifier Type | Active | Otherwise |
| Double Speed | 2 | 1 |
| Race: Dwarf | 0.5 | 1 |
| Expedient Ritual | 0.75 (if at 100% efficiency) | 1 |
Raze Costs = (350 + (0.0625 * Total land)) * Artisan Science Mod
Available Workers = Peasants + ROUNDDOWN ( Prisoners / 2 )
Optimal Workers = ROUNDDOWN ( Total Jobs * 0.67 )
% Jobs Performed = MIN ( Available Workers / Optimal Workers , 1 )
Building Efficiency = (0.5 * (1 + % Jobs Performed)) * Race * Personality * Tools Science * Dragon * Blizzard
Building Efficiency has NO effect on Capacity component of Capacity Buildings.
| Modifier Type | Active | Otherwise |
| Race: Dwarf | 1.2 | 1 |
| Dragon: Topaz | 0.75 | 1 |
| Spell: Blizzard | 0.9 | 1 |
Percentage Based Buildings = Base Effect * BE * MIN(50%, % of building) * (100% - MIN(50%, % of building))
Flat Rate Buildings = Base Effect * Number of Buildings * BE
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| Buildings | |
|---|---|
| Civil Buildings | Barren Lands • Homes • Farms • Mills • Banks |
| Military Buildings | Training Grounds • Armouries • Barracks • Forts • Guard Stations • Hospitals • Stables • Dungeons |
| Thievery and Mystic Buildings | Guilds • Towers • Thieves’ Dens • Watchtowers |
| Science Buildings | Universities • Libraries |
| The Utopia Guide | |
|---|---|
| Introduction | Getting Started with Utopia • Creating a province • Race & Personality |
| The Menus | Throne • Kingdom • News Explore • Growth • Science • Military Mystics • Thievery • War Room • Aid • Dragon • Ritual Mail & Forums Politics • Relations • Rankings • Preferences |
| Advanced | MunkBot • Invitations • Reservations • Utopia • Province • World of Legends |
| Rules | Game Rules |