Shops serve for selling products yourself , selling/buying what others have sold and earning by that much money, or to others by managing the inventory and gaining what others have sold there.

Press a tab key on keyboard, click a Building tab, select the submenu with the "advertisement banner" icon,
select the first build, the small shop.

You will need to have the first perk in the worker tree-the worker perk,
and the first perk in the trader tree - trader perk. (in the perks submenu)

Position in where desired by holding a shift click and middle mouse button to rotate the entrance as desired. Its good to be placed near where a lot of folks are walking.

Managing the shop is done via the back enter door, enter it, and click on the crate on the ground to manage itss inventory, place there products you wish to sell and also deposit there some amount of gold for shop to have initially at disposal when buying stuff from customers.

The same way you can later withdraw any money or tools,sold items acquired.

You need food against hunger, and the more effective ways than berries are farms and bakeries.
Otherwise one can feed oneself by collecting berries in forest or at countryside by pressing and holding the 'E' key on the keyboard. But which is less nutritious and needs to be plenty of to be tediously collected, however is more available and in many quests. Improving the (gardener skill tree, up to herbalist and alchemist makes collecting berries much more faster)

Press tab key on keyboard, click Building tab, select the submenu with the "mill" icon,
select the first build, the farm.


Build in order
1) farm - as its needed for producing seeds from plants,
2) the garden - where you will place seeds and they will grow by time which then you will collect
both this building needs the basic perks in the worker and the gardener skill tree
you can eat grown crops directly, you don't have to build the 3rd, advanced item - mill, though it produces more nutritious foods

3) the mill - its needed for producing flour out of the wheat later to be produced breads or pies in bakery from it, however it needs the more advanced, second perk in the gardener skill tree, the "herbalist" one


as the final step you might build bakery to produce breads and pies from the flour,
the last building under the anvil icon submenu


When you find any plants, crops in the countryside or woods like wheat, tomato, cabbage, potato you can bring it to the farm. Click on a table and craft and you will retrieve multiple seeds from it, which you place into the garden from the inventory when clicking on garden with the key 'E'. After about 20 minutes realtime they will be grown, somehow faster when time fast-rewinded or slept. Then they can be collected, and created other multiplied seeds from it or eaten.

Produced wheat can be placed into the mill, and by the same way the flour will be produced out of it.
Which can be as the last step, placed into a bakery , and immediately(auto time-rewinded) a bread (or a pie) would be created of it.

For this, you need to be the leader/founder of the city/kingdom.

You either kill the leader, or establish your own city by placing a well , and placing a notice board.
On notice board you will manage your settlements professions. However prior doing that you must pick a council of your city manually via speaking to some town folk and making him the one.

Though prior this it seems it is often necessary having built a city hall building, or having very good friendship with the person or a high fame.


Afterwards you can define your city professions assignments on any notice board management, where you assign professions to various discovered town folks.

For an army you will need to assign the general rank/profession to some person.
Afterwards you can assign the militia profession to as many other persons as you wish. Limited by your army perk however for some reason you must have also built the 'Common house' building.

On army tab you will handle various ranks and equipment of the militia profession specific personel.
By default all militia soldiers will have defined a rank ("subprofession") of a guard which though just guard the city and cannot join the army, so select for them any other rank eg recruit, Corporal, Sergeant, Captain.
By clicking a location radio check button you can locate him navigated by a navigation icon when walking.


To declare a war or create a war camp where to send the army you must go to the second floor of the
City Hall, where from you can send army to a war camp which you established.
However the warfaring itself yet is not finalized and will come in some upcoming future updates soon.

In order to collect taxes, one must be the leader of the kingdom,
defining the height of taxes in the settlement management after pressing 'E' near to the notice board,
then collecting himself by talking to various townfolks, though if taxes are low, it can increase the friendship, too high taxes or unjustified taxes (to those without houses, or which already paid this month) makes friendship considerably lower.


Other option is employing a tax collector, however which must be given a salary of 450 golds , (plus he takes or earns more 25% percentage, also some townfolks are capable to collect more, must be confirmed, ). He does it slowly by meeting people, having proficiency how many people he is capable to meet in person.

The taxes height is displayed as an estimation in the taxes management in the settlement management at the notice board, however as long as no taxcollector is chosen or not collecting taxes personally, no tax will be collected.

Build a bandit liar, the last skull icon, and start to kill and loot people, though basically it can be done also without a bandit lair, but it is nice to have a building where to hide and live

bandits lairs can be found at various places around the map, though they do not roam the world themselves at the time being

By wandering into various parts of the map, though it might take considerable amount of time, so it is good to take some food with you.

Better approaches however are, using an ambassador for discovering (this must be confirmed if he does not go only to discovered settlements) ,
having a horse and most importantly improve the traveler skill tree perk, which dramatically improves the movement speed, the discovery radius, and the stamina regeneration - it goes further called like a traveler, pilgrim, and pioneer perks with having discovery radius 1 kilometre is actually more far away that one can see .

Also built walls are displayed on the map, so the player can take a guess.

Press the 'Tab' key on the keyboard.
Chose Building submenu, the "Well" icon submenu, and there firstly build the well,
and afterwards you can build settlements of your kingdom anywhere on the map by placing any number of notice boards.

Build either a small smith or a smith building and craft there blacksmith stuff eg armour or iron arrows etc

At the woodworker from hunted animal skin. In order to retrieve animal skin though, one must find it in the shop, or hunt an animal and skin it when having the higher skill in the butcher skill tree (butcher, yager, skinner)

One can hunt animals by chasing animals either on a horse or on foot, trying to kill it by tools, pickaxe, axe, but better with sword or a bow when produced (produced at the woodworkers house).

It is easier to hunt smaller animals like rabbits and foxes which are slower and easier to hunt, than to fight dangerous deers, bears and bisons.

In order to get a horse you must chase it, and being near pressing an 'E' key to saddle it. Then you can ride it, however without having produced a saddle at the woodworker house, it wont stay with you after dismounting from it, when you put a saddle on it, it will come back when whistling at it with a key 'Q'.

One can camp on long journeys by building a campfire and a tent, which serve only to cook food or sleep at the trip.

In order to mine any bigger stones one must have a Digger perk , 1st skill in the digger tree.
The second, mine worker perk allows to create treated stone from untreated stone at the stone worker workshop.

Otherwise when wielding a pickaxe one can mine only very small stones.

Use a torch, it is in your inventory (press 'I" key) by default

Roads are built automatically at settlements with walls. Between wall gates and the city hall. The roads also usually connect some kingdoms.

Council is needed for being able to assign roles in the settlement management at the notice board.

You get experience points when you level up to the next level, when carrying out various quests and executing various actions, like building, cooking, collecting plants.

In order to heal yourself you must collect heal plants - eg. Azalea or Boston fern and eat them.

@TODO

As for plants and berries improving gardener skill tree to, herbalist , alchemist makes gathering resources in single second many times faster

Similarly for chopper and digger

Hit a tab key on the keyboard, and select the building submenu, and click on the well icon submenu,
there are listed a few possible walls to build - wrecked, simple wooden, solid wooden, simple stone, and solid stone walls to build. Each with its own height, defense and material hardness, for enduring attacks. You must be near the city center - the well. When you chose any type of wall to build, you won't build one by one, but the wall will automatically encompass your entire settlement at the time being, if your settlement grows outside the walls, you will have to build the wall again to encompass the new size of the settlement.

Town gates can be closed by hitting the 'E' key on a keyboard next to the wall gate, or directly on the gate to open it.