But as with many city-builders, it can be difficult to understand exactly what needs doing and when.
So let’s get started!
Every couple of minutes I hold TAB and scan my entire settlement to see how everything is doing.

It’s a fantastic and essential feature that helps you quickly spot any potential issues with your growing town.
Store your starting supplies before it rains
Weather can be deadly in Manor Lords, andrainfall is common.
Make it a priority tostore resourcesthat are out in the open as quickly as possible.

Take time to understand the seasons
Seasons are very important in Manor Lords.
Optimise road placement
Roads aren’t just fun to place in Manor Lords.
Learn the best ways to prolong these resources.

Here’s what we suggest:
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This shows where that family is working.
Keep changing where your families work depending on need.

If your Berries are depleted for now, unassign the families at the Forager Hut.
If you don’t haveAle, then there’s no need for families to work in the Tavern.
Move your families around as needed to grow your settlement more quickly.

you could get these Plots more easily by reducing the plot divisions before you place down a Burgage Plot.
Spend the25x Regional Wealthearly on to get an additional Ox, and your productivity will soar.
Suddenly buildings will get built so much quicker.

You’ll need all thatRegional Wealthlater when it comes to purchasingweapons and armor, or settling new territories.
Warbows are amazingly easy to make, and each one sells in the Trading Post for5x Regional Wealth.
That’s a 150% markup.

Butlarge farms are very tricky.
Therefore, it’s best to start small with your first couple of farms.
The bigger farms can come later on.

Or why you’ve got a Sheep Farm before you’ve imported anySheep?
These Bandits should not be left alone to do their thing.
Dealing with Bandits as quickly as possible is good for two reasons.

And secondly, killing Bandits and plundering their camps is a great way to earnTreasuryandInfluence.
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