Conquering the map in a game like Anno 117: Pax Romana certainly involves the act of expansion. Not only to increase the size of their territory, but settling on another island in Anno 117: Pax Romana is also necessary to find more Island Fertilities. Here's what you need to know about Island Fertilities and how to settle on another island in Anno 117: Pax Romana.
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What Is Island Fertilities In Anno 117 Pax Romana?
Island Fertilities in Anno 117: Pax Romana represent the resources players can get from this island. It's crucial information as some of the residents' needs can only be fulfilled if the island has the correct Island Fertilities.
Should You Choose Cudslip or Cragmore In Anno 117 Pax Romana?
Cudslip is the better option due to its larger grassland, but the short answer is that it doesn't matter, since you can settle on both Cudslip and Cragmore in Anno 117: Pax Romana. Cudslip has more land and is easier to build on, while Cragmore has more Marsh, making it harder to build a large civilization.
After settling in Cudslip, you can sail to Cragmore and pay over 10,000 Denarii to settle there. Due to their different Island Fertilities, it's highly recommended to build on both Cudslip and Cragmore so that both islands can trade resources and fulfill all the residents' needs.
In Cudslip of Albion, the following are available:
|
Fertility/Deposit |
What Is It For |
Workforce Who Needs It |
|---|---|---|
|
Barley |
|
Smiths (Celtic) |
|
Dye Plant |
|
Smiths (Celtic) |
|
Saltwort |
|
Alderman (Celtic) |
|
Iron |
|
- |
|
Copper |
|
Smiths (Celtic) |
|
Silver |
|
Mercators (Roman) |
Meanwhile, Cragmore has the following Island Fertilities:
|
Fertility/Deposit |
What Is It For |
Workforce Who Needs It |
|---|---|---|
|
Barley |
|
Smiths (Celtic) |
|
Herbs |
|
Mercators (Roman) |
|
Small Bird |
|
Nobles (Roman) |
|
Iron |
|
- |
|
Copper |
|
Smiths (Celtic) |
|
Silver |
|
Mercators (Roman) |
How To Find Missing Fertilities In Anno 117 Pax Romana
No island can provide all the resources, so if players wish to find missing fertility and get certain produce, they must either:
- Expand by settling on another island.
- Perform trades to get the resources or final products they need.
How To Settle On Other Islands In Anno 117 Pax Romana
To settle on an island in Anno 117: Pax Romana, players simply need to sail to the shore of an island, then build a Trading Post there. There are some things to note when trying to settle on another island in Anno 117: Pax Romana:
- In the campaign, players can't settle on another island in Latium.
- In the campaign, players can settle on both Cudslip and Cragmore, although they must pay a decent amount of Denarii for the second Trading Post.
- Further expansion is available in the campaign, but it may be locked behind quests.
- In Endless Sandbox mode, players can settle on another island immediately, for a price.
- In Endless Sandbox mode, the governor's reputation can affect the price of settling on another island, ranging from -100% to +30%.
Settling on another island means players will now have more cities to manage, but it also means that they can get resources that are previously inaccessible. For example, creating a new settlement can grant governors the Resin they need for an Amphorae, or Olives for Olive Oil.
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