Soccer rewards and test server things.

[bombcar]

So far, on the test server, here's what I've found:

• 5 building licenses, 290 soccerballs, limit 1
• 4x friary (creates 4 times as much beer), 840 soccerballs, limit 5

Everything else is a decorative item (flowerbeds in the colors of flags, 60 soccerballs)

I can also report that the Veteran General appears to be available for 4999 gems, limit 2! The permanent slot additions are 2990 gems each, limit 3.

It appears you get soccerballs through adventures that are purchasable (and probably come from quests, too) starting at level 26. The text on the repurchasable adventures calls them "replays" and says you'll get XP but no soccerballs.

[bombcar]

Temporary slot is 60 gems. Don't know how long it lasts.

[bombcar]

Whelp. Now I do. It lasts an hour.

[Jainoo]

thanks bomb, good looking out.

[bombcar]

The friary appears to be the size of a watermill (2x3) but there's a bug right now making it 2x4.

It is exactly 4x a brewery (takes 4 wheat and 8 water to make 4 beer at level 1).

The costs of upgrades so far:

1. (building is free to build once you buy it)
2. 240 hardwood planks, 200 marble
3. 600 hardwood planks, 300 marble
4. 1000 gold, 600 marble
5. 1000 exotic wood planks, 600 granite

I will find the other costs soon.

[bombcar]

Fir wood was renamed to pine wood.

[Voidheartd]

The fir wood pine wood thing has been like that on the test server for awhile. They just have a different translation for somethings on there for some reason.

[map42]

It appears you get soccerballs through adventures that are purchasable (and probably come from quests, too) starting at level 26. The text on the repurchasable adventures calls them "replays" and says you'll get XP but no soccerballs.

The purchased Soccer Adventures (100 coin) give XP not soccer balls.

[bombcar]

Level 5 upgrade isn't that bad on the Friary - total upgrade costs are well below that getting 4 breweries to level 5.

[LordVarlot]

http://www.siedlertools.de/wiki/Fu%C3%9Fb%C3%A4lle
Info on the German site about "football"
Friary called Mönchkloster or Monastery