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{{imagefix|[[File:law_icon.png|left]]}}'''Law''' [[building]]s are constructs that assist in maintaining the [[law]] in a [[settlement]], such as punishing criminal [[citizens]] | {{imagefix|[[File:law_icon.png|left]]}}'''Law''' [[building]]s are constructs that assist in maintaining the [[law]] in a [[settlement]], such as punishing criminal [[citizens]], swaying them away from committing crimes in the first place and turning culprits into slaves. Justice being maintained properly will greatly increase the happiness of a settlement. There are 5 buildings in this category, though '''''all''''' of them are not readily available at the start of a game, meaning that all of them must be unlocked via increasing a settlement's [[Settlement#Status|status]]: | ||
* [[Guardpost]] (unlocked at "Major" status) | * [[Guardpost]] (unlocked at "Major" status) |
Revision as of 22:37, 4 August 2021
Law buildings are constructs that assist in maintaining the law in a settlement, such as punishing criminal citizens, swaying them away from committing crimes in the first place and turning culprits into slaves. Justice being maintained properly will greatly increase the happiness of a settlement. There are 5 buildings in this category, though all of them are not readily available at the start of a game, meaning that all of them must be unlocked via increasing a settlement's status:
- Guardpost (unlocked at "Major" status)
- Dungeon (unlocked at "Major" status)
- Scaffolds (unlocked at "Major" status)
- Slaver (unlocked at "Major" status)
- Court (unlocked at "Chieftain" status)