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Colonia (Marble Architect) 拉丁叛军 (Caesar in Gaul)拉丁叛军 (Caesar in Gaul) Marble Level 4

Colonia (Marble Architect)

"See there! A statue worthy of Phidias himself!"

Granite, marble and limestone were quarried for construction and decorative art across the classical world. Known for its toughness and durability, granite was perfect for the Pharaohs' burial tombs. As a result the King’s chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Cheops, the one remaining wonder of the ancient world, is still virtually airtight after nearly five thousand years. The Egyptians’ technology for cutting and moving granite was highly advanced. The pyramids’ exteriors were constructed from limestone. However, the Greeks and Romans preferred to use marble for their ornamental structures. Granite was often used for columns, city walls and roads. Limestone, which is easier to carve, was used for the outside of the pyramids and for ornate sarcophagi. It is, however, susceptible to rain corrosion, so many buildings and statues made from limestone have not survived.

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Marble

Village (Marble Pit)
Village (Marble Pit)
(rome_marble_1)
Marble Level 0
Settlement (Marble Quarry)
Settlement (Marble Quarry)
(rome_marble_2)
Marble Level 1
Town (Marble Cutter)
Town (Marble Cutter)
(rome_marble_3)
Marble Level 2
Colonia (Marble Architect)
Colonia (Marble Architect)
(rome_marble_4)
Marble Level 3
Colonia (Marble Architect)

Building Name

Colonia (Marble Architect)

Level Name

rome_marble_4

Building Chain

Marble

Building Level

4

Create Time

8

Create Cost

2500

Require Technology

延长任期
延长任期

Effects

建筑成本-20% (regions_in_this_province)
粮食-8 (this_region)
300 wealth from mining (industry) (this_building)
每回合人口增长+4 (this_province)
每回合公共秩序+4 (所有行省)
160大理石 (this_building)
[NOTDISPLAYED]Drivestheroadlevelsbetweensettlements (this_region)
边界外视野范围+12 (this_region)

Provides Garrison Army

120 平民
120 平民
平民
(Rom_Plebs)
近战步兵

Recruitable Units

No Recruitable Units
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