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+# Anno 117 Beginner's Guide: City Building Tips and Tricks
+
+A comprehensive guide for new players starting their journey in Anno 117: Pax Romana. While the campaign serves as an extended tutorial, sandbox mode requires more self-directed learning. This guide covers essential concepts for building a successful empire.
+
+## Table of Contents
+
+- [Warehouses](#build-and-upgrade-warehouses)
+- [Building Radii and Attributes](#use-building-radii-to-maximize-attributes)
+- [Public Service Range](#extend-your-public-service-range)
+- [Expanding to New Islands](#expand-for-whats-missing)
+- [Essential Tools](#relocate-buildings-instead-of-deleting-them)
+- [Resource Management](#check-your-resources)
+- [Production Efficiency](#pay-attention-to-efficiency)
+- [Naval Forces](#build-a-strong-navy)
+- [Specialists](#specialize-specialize-specialize)
+- [Choices and Events](#choices-matter)
+- [Hall of Fame](#hall-of-fame-unlocks)
+- [Latium vs Albion](#latium-vs-albion)
+
+---
+
+## Build and Upgrade Warehouses
+
+Warehouses are the lifeblood of your supply chain. They function as pickup and drop-off points for resources and connect any buildings on the same road to your Trading Post or Governor's Villa.
+
+### Key Points
+
+- Warehouses are essential for expanding your city beyond the shore
+- When Warehouses become overloaded, build additional ones or upgrade existing ones
+- Research **Warehouse Organization** and **Warehouse Refinement** discoveries to unlock upgrades
+
+### Warehouse Upgrade Costs
+
+| Upgrade Cost | Maintenance Cost | Loading Ramps |
+|--------------|------------------|---------------|
+| 250 Denarii, 25 Timber, 5 Tiles | -12 Denarii/min, 10 Liberti/Waders | 4 |
+| 500 Denarii, 50 Timber, 15 Tiles (+5 Concrete in Latium) | -20 Denarii/min, 15 Liberti/Waders | 6 |
+
+### Tips
+
+- **Epona's Exaltation:** The "Great Mare's Stride" allows Logistics carts to travel 30% further
+- Warehouses can connect buildings to your Trading Post or Villa without roads, useful for tight spaces
+- However, bonuses travel along roads and cannot transfer through a Warehouse - use roads when possible
+
+---
+
+## Use Building Radii to Maximize Attributes
+
+Many buildings provide positive or negative attributes in a radius around them:
+
+| Icon | Meaning |
+|------|---------|
+| Green up arrow | Positive attributes |
+| Red down arrow | Negative attributes |
+| Green/red diamond | Both positive and negative |
+
+### Positive Attribute Buildings
+
+Production buildings like the **Spinner**, **Pileus Felter**, **Sandal Maker**, and **Lavender Farm** provide positive attributes:
+- Income
+- Population
+- Knowledge
+- Belief
+- Prestige
+- Health
+- Happiness
+- Fire Safety
+
+**Strategy:** Place these buildings near clusters of houses to maximize bonuses.
+
+### Negative Attribute Buildings
+
+Buildings like the **Charcoal Burner**, **Pig Farm**, and **Renderer** inflict negative attributes.
+
+**Strategy:** Place these buildings away from residential areas to avoid incidents like fire, disease, or unrest.
+
+---
+
+## Extend Your Public Service Range
+
+Public service buildings provide bonuses to a number of buildings along the road. These are crucial for meeting citizen needs.
+
+### Road Upgrades
+
+Upgrading your roads significantly extends the effective range of public services:
+
+| Road Type | Effect |
+|-----------|--------|
+| Dirt Roads | Base range |
+| Paved Roads | Extended range |
+| Marble Roads | Maximum range |
+
+**Important:** As your city's status increases, so do attribute penalties. Public services are your front line in keeping citizens happy, healthy, and safe from fire.
+
+---
+
+## Expand for What's Missing
+
+Your initial island should satisfy Liberti or Waders, and may even meet Plebeian or Smith needs. Eventually, citizens will demand goods you cannot produce locally.
+
+### When to Settle New Islands
+
+Look for islands with fertilities you are missing. For example:
+
+**Island 1:** Mackerel, Lavender, Grapes, Oysters, Iron
+**Island 2:** Resin, Olives, Flax, Iron, Gold
+
+Island 2 is an excellent settlement choice - its resources help meet Plebeian needs and begin satisfying Equites.
+
+**See Also:** [Fertility Guide](../systems/fertility.md)
+
+---
+
+## Relocate Buildings (Instead of Deleting Them)
+
+City building can be messy. When you need to move buildings, use the **Relocate Tool (G)** instead of the **Demolish Tool (X)**. This preserves buildings and any citizens living there.
+
+### Quick Tips
+
+| Tip | Description |
+|-----|-------------|
+| Alt + Upgrade Tool | Downgrade buildings instead of upgrading |
+| Planning Mode | Place blueprints for free, then upgrade when ready |
+| Build Diagonally | Fit buildings into odd corners |
+| Field Sharing | Some buildings can share field space (e.g., Apiaries with Lavender fields) |
+| Spare Workers | Keep 20-30 spare workers for emergencies |
+
+**See Also:** [Starting City Layouts](./starting-city-layouts.md)
+
+---
+
+## Check Your Resources
+
+Click your governor's profile to access the statistics menu. This shows:
+
+- **Green bars:** Production
+- **White bars:** Demand
+- **Arrows:** Stock rising, stable, or falling
+- **Efficiency:** Production chain efficiency
+- **Profitability:** Income from goods
+
+### Addressing Deficiencies
+
+1. Build more production on your current island
+2. Settle a new island with needed fertilities
+3. Trade with NPCs to purchase needed goods
+4. Sell excess goods for profit
+
+**See Also:** [Trade Guide](../systems/trade-routes.md)
+
+---
+
+## Pay Attention to Efficiency
+
+Early production chains use 1:1 ratios, but advanced chains become more complex.
+
+### Example: Tile Production
+
+| Building | Processing Time | Output |
+|----------|-----------------|--------|
+| Clay Pit | 0:30 | 1t Clay |
+| Charcoal Burner | 0:30 | 1t Charcoal |
+| Tiler | 1:00 | 1t Tiles |
+
+**Optimal Ratio:** 1 Clay Pit + 1 Charcoal Burner + 2 Tilers
+
+### Boosting Production
+
+1. **Specialists:** Socket specialists in your Villa for production bonuses
+2. **Deities:** Worship compatible gods (e.g., **Ceres** boosts Bread, Porridge, Wine, Beer, and Olive Oil chains, plus +4 population to residences)
+3. **Discoveries:** Research technologies that increase efficiency
+
+**Tip:** You can dedicate each island to a different god depending on your needs - embrace the power of Polytheism!
+
+**See Also:** [Production Ratio Guide](../production-chains/_index.md)
+
+---
+
+## Build a Strong Navy
+
+Raiders are typically more annoying than threatening, but a strong navy provides significant advantages:
+
+### Benefits
+
+- Escort trading vessels
+- Blockade pirate bases
+- Defend against rival attacks
+- Prevent troop landings during wars or rebellions
+
+**Strategy:** Park ships outside pirate bases to intercept enemy vessels before they can threaten your shores.
+
+---
+
+## Specialize, Specialize, Specialize
+
+Specialists provide huge boosts to your empire. Socket them into the Governor's Villa on each island, then add more in an Officium.
+
+### Specialist Rarities
+
+| Rarity | Description |
+|--------|-------------|
+| Common | Minor bonuses |
+| Rare | Moderate bonuses |
+| Epic | Significant bonuses (e.g., Baker Augcrusta: +2 population to Plebeian, Equite, or Patrician housing when supplied with bread) |
+| Legendary | Powerful, often unique effects |
+
+### Acquiring Specialists
+
+Visit these locations to buy and reroll specialists:
+- Imperial Representative
+- Valeria
+- Manx's Ports
+
+**Note:** Higher Emperor standing = cheaper specialists and more reroll options.
+
+### Ship Captains
+
+Specialists can also be appointed as ship captains, providing additional bonuses to vessels.
+
+---
+
+## Choices Matter
+
+Most events offer multiple choices with distinct outcomes.
+
+### Event Examples
+
+- **Gemini in the Rough:** Choose between hiring Brutus or Gaius as a specialist
+- **Festivals:** Pay outright, contribute goods, or postpone
+
+### Emperor Reputation
+
+Choices can increase or decrease your reputation with the Emperor:
+
+| Reputation | Effects |
+|------------|---------|
+| Positive | Discounts at traders, more specialist reroll options, special privileges at 100 |
+| Negative | Penalties when buying land, Emperor may send ships to attack at open rebellion |
+
+**Note:** The rebellion path may offer unique perks if you prevail in combat.
+
+**See Also:** [Brutus vs Gaius Guide](./brutus-vs-gaius.md)
+
+---
+
+## Hall of Fame Unlocks
+
+Accolades and the Hall of Fame are more than achievements - they are a meta-progression system.
+
+### Unlocks Include
+
+- New technologies
+- Legendary Specialists
+- New gods
+- Other perks available from the start of your city
+
+**Important:** Remember to spend your Fame to unlock these perks!
+
+**See Also:** [Hall of Fame and Accolades Guide](./hall-of-fame.md)
+
+---
+
+## Latium vs Albion
+
+### Quick Summary
+
+| Province | Characteristics |
+|----------|-----------------|
+| Latium | Safe, spacious, beginner-friendly |
+| Albion | Challenging, requires optimization |
+
+### Albion Population Paths
+
+When you reach Albion, choose between:
+
+| Path | Characteristics |
+|------|-----------------|
+| Celtic | Uses Albion-native resources, better relations with native NPCs, more Belief bonuses, may cause diplomatic friction with Empire |
+| Roman | Requires Latium resources, pleases Emperor, may anger Voada and Scathach, provides more Knowledge |
+
+**See Also:** [Albion vs Latium Guide](./albion-vs-latium.md), [Celtic vs Roman Population Guide](./celtic-vs-roman-albion.md)
+
+---
+
+## Related Guides
+
+- [Starting City Layouts](./starting-city-layouts.md)
+- [Production Chains](../production-chains/_index.md)
+- [Trade Routes](../systems/trade-routes.md)
+- [Specialists](../specialists/_index.md)
+- [Population Tiers](../population-tiers/_index.md)