A brewery is a decent choice for towns that you are not sure if you will maintain access to during war.Ī mill / bakery occasionaly will do okay but often prices will change with a proserity change and your thin profit margin will disappear. If you are short on funds breweries tend to do alright with little investment almost everywhere. Most of the time they are a poor investment. A pretty steep investment for mediocre profits but might be the best option in some political situations. Rarely a tannery will do well when everything else is unprofitable. So while a dyeworks may give the best income, around 500-550 in an average town, and the oil press might provide an income of around 350-400 you can get a much better return on investment with the oil press and build twice as many with the same investment.įor some places an iron works is a better choice than an oil press. The cost to build them is less than half as much as a dyeworks. Oil presses are fairly often the best to build in other towns because they have good return on investment and good income. Grain is cheap around Dhirim and a brewery built there may do slightly better than average.

Yeah, Wercheg also tends to have better than average profit from dyeworks but Rivacheg is still the most profitable. Also makes dyeworks built in those two towns slightly more profitable than most other towns but not nearly as good as Rivacheg or Wercheg.

Sells for good prices in some other nearby towns. These include all family lines other than the parents and siblings of young NPCs, or spouse and children of older NPCs personalities and initial fief ownership.Dye tends to be cheap in Bariyye, Ahmerrad, and nearby villages. Note: Certain aspects of most NPCs are randomly generated at the beginning of every new game. Lady Valka is a noblewoman initially of the Kingdom of Vaegirs.

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