★ Beginner's Guide | Game Setup
┗ Build Order and What to Build First
☆ How to Trade | Fertility Guide | Farming Guide
★ How to Get Regional Wealth
☆ How to Upgrade Burgage Plots
★ How to Make Ale
Regional Wealth is the collective money your settlements have in Manor Lords. See how to increase Regional Wealth, the best ways to farm it, and how to use it in our guide!
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A passive way to increase Regional Wealth is by upgrading Burgage Plots. This gives you a constant, albeit smaller amount of Regional Wealth without having to invest too much resources. Only upgraded Burgage Plots produce Regional Wealth passively, so you won't get any from level 1 Burgage Plots.
Burgage Plot Level | Regional Wealth Gain per Family |
---|---|
Level 2 | 1 per Month |
Level 3 | 2 per Month |
If you have a surplus of goods, you can look to earn Regional Wealth by selling your resources at a Trading Post. Set a good's Trade Rule to Export to turn any excess resources you have in to money that you can spend.
You can also set up a Trade Route so that you have a dedicated trader that will consistently sell your goods. Remember to purchase a Horse as well to speed up their travel time and increase the rate at which you sell your goods.
How to Trade: Routes, Rules, and Best Goods
Clearing out those pesky Bandit Camps will also give you a choice to get a little bit of Regional Wealth for your troubles. This will also stop Bandits from stealing your resources temporarily!
This isn't the best way to increase Regional Wealth though, since you can lose units and equipment during battle.
How to Defeat Bandits
Since Burgage Plots are the main source of Passive Regional Wealth, consider upgrading these to earn more Regional Wealth. You'll need to upgrade Burgage Plots to advance your settlement anyway!
Alongside Burgage Plot upgrades, you should also expand housing capacity to attract more families, which will in turn help you yield more Regional Wealth.
While Taxation Policies can be quite lucrative, you must always consider its effects on your approval rating. Having a low approval rating could negatively impact your population's efficiency, slowing down their contribution towards Regional Wealth.
It is extremely important that you find the balance between Regional Wealth and Treasury to ensure that your village can grow more efficiently. We recommend that you only activate the Land Tax if you need to use the Treasury, like for Retinue or settling regions.
Taxes Guide: How to Increase Treasury
Once you have a comfortable amount of Regional Wealth, consider investing in Trade Research and Development Upgrades.
While investing development points in Trade Research and Development may seem counterintuitive early on, upgrades like Better Deals reduce all import prices, making it efficient for trading in the long run.
Development | Effect |
---|---|
Trade Logistics | Reduces the cost of establishing trade routes, making the export of resources cheaper and easier. |
Better Deals | Reduces the cost of importing goods, helping us save up on Regional Wealth. |
Best Developments & Development List
Regional Wealth is the collective money townspeople generate within a settlement. Treasury, on the other hand, is your personal money taxed from the Regional Wealth of your settlements.
When upgrading your Retinue with Plate Armor, you can reduce the Treasury cost by 50% when you have surplus Plate Armor that you can purchase from your settlements instead. The remaining Treasury cost will then be converted back to Regional Wealth.
You can stock up on Plate Armor by importing at the cost of Regional Wealth, or by producing it once you have the the Master Armormaking Development point unlocked.
Regional Wealth can be used to give Burgage Plots Backyard or Artisan Extensions to produce new goods and commodities. You can also spend Regional Wealth to import goods and livestock from the Trading Post and the Livestock Trading Post, and even establish Majore Trade Routes.
As settlements and Regional Wealth grow, you can eventually enact taxes to increase your Treasury.
Buildings like Firewood Carts, Food Carts, and the Trading Post can continuously drain your Regional Wealth if mismanaged.
We recommend pausing both carts and adjusting Trade Rules when you have met your targeted surplus of resources to avoid having your Regional Wealth going down too much.
Trade Rule Guide (Set to No Trade Fix)
List of Resources | ||
---|---|---|
Currency | Food | Construction |
Crops | Fuel | Crafting |
Raw Resource | Commodity | Military |
Livestock |
Treasury | Influence | Regional Wealth |
How to Get Regional Wealth
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