Rome (Caesar in Gaul) Level 3

Fabrica

When many hands work in concert, there are few limits to what can be done.

Smithing defines the arrival of the Bronze and Iron Ages, and blacksmiths could be found in almost every town and city, even in the developed world, until relatively recent times. Iron was beaten into shape for nails, knives, tools and, of course, weapons. A good blacksmith could turn his hand to anything, but as Rome's need for manufactured goods grew, there was a degree of specialisation in large-scale craft work. Lots of small-scale forges in the same place were able to turn out large amounts of reasonably standard iron goods. However, with slaves being so plentiful, the Romans never had the incentive to mechanise and use water-driven power tools, the first step towards an industrial revolution.

Effects

70 wealth from manufacturing (industry) (this_building)
-10 public order per turn (squalor) (this_province)
Level I armour (+5% armour) upon recruitment (this_province)
Level III weapons (+20% melee attack) upon recruitment (this_province)

Provides Garrison Army

Recruitable Units

No Recruitable Units

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