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The Maze of the Dark Matter can greatly increase the amount of Mana one can store, by reducing the overnight decay quite significantly. I guess it's a factor that might have gotten overlooked in this discussion.
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Elementals
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qaccy
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The Maze of the Dark Matter can greatly increase the amount of Mana one can store, by reducing the overnight decay quite significantly. I guess it's a factor that might have gotten overlooked in this discussion.
Don't try to use logic! @jps54 just likes talking about themselves and patting themselves on the back over everything as though they're better than the rest of us.
DeletedUser3507
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No I just do not care for set building period. That's my point
figure 168k normal + Dragon Abbey of 35k a day = 203 approx still I was over 10 times 203k by 700k
I still does not add up. But add in chapter quest that give mana and it much closer.
I exported my city from Elvenar Stats into Elvenar Architect to get a street tile count I have a remainder of 354 street tiles that will cost me 4m mana to upgrade
figure 168k normal + Dragon Abbey of 35k a day = 203 approx still I was over 10 times 203k by 700k
I still does not add up. But add in chapter quest that give mana and it much closer.
I exported my city from Elvenar Stats into Elvenar Architect to get a street tile count I have a remainder of 354 street tiles that will cost me 4m mana to upgrade
DeletedUser15167
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I just looked at the quest list for Elementals. I saw a requirement for 5 workshops at level 20 something. I have 4 majic workshops and get all I the supplies I need. I recently deleted 2 workshops and replaced with 1 magic to get space and population.
Do the magic ones count? It is not declinable, so am I going to be forced into building more? Also what are the consequences if I just stop doing the quests? Will I be blocked from completing the chapter?
Do the magic ones count? It is not declinable, so am I going to be forced into building more? Also what are the consequences if I just stop doing the quests? Will I be blocked from completing the chapter?
DeletedUser1390
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If you stop doing the quests, nothing bad happens and nothing will stop you from completing the chapter. Once you get to the next chapter the quests will become declinable.
The last two chapters I stopped doing the quests because I didn't want to build the monster settlements they demanded. Everything went fine. Once you get to the next chapter, the quests from the previous all become declinable, you can just skip the annoying or obsolete ones and cash in on all the ones you can fulfill or already have.
As far as counting to magic workshops, even if it does I suspect the game considers their chapter level (so 12 in Elementals) to be their 'level' - at least that's how I believe it considers Event Buildings, as I inferred from the recent Carnival quests. So if that's the correct they wouldn't count as lvl 20 anyway.
The last two chapters I stopped doing the quests because I didn't want to build the monster settlements they demanded. Everything went fine. Once you get to the next chapter, the quests from the previous all become declinable, you can just skip the annoying or obsolete ones and cash in on all the ones you can fulfill or already have.
As far as counting to magic workshops, even if it does I suspect the game considers their chapter level (so 12 in Elementals) to be their 'level' - at least that's how I believe it considers Event Buildings, as I inferred from the recent Carnival quests. So if that's the correct they wouldn't count as lvl 20 anyway.
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DeletedUser15167
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Thank-you so much for answering. I went back and looked at Halflings. It was a declinable quest so I was good on that one. This is a great tip for the future.
DeletedUser1390
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Sure... I think there is some confusion about this because it used not to be the case. Originally non-declinable quests never went away, so people would have to do things like rebuild the portal to the previous chapter to sell it for a quest, or be totally frozen out of the quest line. I guess there were enough complaints about this, plus the guest race requirements got increasingly elaborate, so that they changed and made them eventually convert to declinable.
The guest race quests are there primarily to guide you through the steps of the chapter, which is fine, but personally I've always slightly resented them because I prefer to plot my own strategy. I occasionally debate with some of my clanmates who facetiously maintain their compulsiveness obligates them to complete all the quests. That's perfectly fine of course, but it's nice to know you have the option to ignore them. They are a helpful extra but are not really fundamental to the game.
The guest race quests are there primarily to guide you through the steps of the chapter, which is fine, but personally I've always slightly resented them because I prefer to plot my own strategy. I occasionally debate with some of my clanmates who facetiously maintain their compulsiveness obligates them to complete all the quests. That's perfectly fine of course, but it's nice to know you have the option to ignore them. They are a helpful extra but are not really fundamental to the game.
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