Economic Assets List
Natural Resources
Natural resources are resources that are contained within the land itself, and may be harvested yearly. They are the basic components of all goods and units.
| Name | Description | Uses |
|---|---|---|
Crops
| Crops are basic plants grown in farms. | Crops are the basic ingredient used to produce food and consumer products. |
Coal
| Coal is a naturally occuring geologic substance containing hydrocarbons for use as fuel. | Coal is burned to produce power and is also used for fuel in movement. |
Petroleum
| Petroleum is a naturally occuring organic compound containing hydrocarbons for use as fuel. | Petroleum is refined into gasoline for use in movement and also synthesized into polymers. |
Iron
| Iron is a hard metal that has multiple purposes. | Iron is a building material but can be processed to make a more durable steel . |
Lead
| Lead is a hard metal with multiple purposes. | Lead is primarily used to make weapons for the military. |
Copper
| Copper is a soft shiny metal that is extremely conducive to electricity. | Copper is arranged into electronic circuits and also can be used as money. |
Silver
| Silver is a shiny precious metal. | Silver is used in consumer products but more primarily as money. |
Gold
| Gold is a shiny precious metal. | Gold is used in consumer products but more primarily as money. |
Uranium
| Uranium is an extremely rare radioactive substance for use in advanced technology. | Uranium is enriched to artificially produce deuterium. |
Goods
A good is any tangible product which provides some utility, and is produced with the combination of the three main factors of production (natural resources, labor, capital), after which, it is distributed and consumed either by consumers or other firms for further production.
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Food
| Food is a basic sustenance good, essential for all people to consume at least once a year for survival. | 1 Crop is processed a Mill to produce 1 Food unit. | One food unit must be consumed by each person in the population per year or else they will die. It is also consumed
when any unit moves. It is a consumer good.
Gasoline
Gasoline is an industrial fluid enriched with highly flammable hydrocarbons.
| 2 Petroleum unit is processed in an Oil Refinery to produce 1 Gasoline units.
| Gasoline is used as a fuel for movement.
| 
Steel
Steel is one of the most durable building materials.
| 2 Iron units are processed in a Foundry to produce 1 Steel unit.
| Steel is a building material used to construct all infrastructure and most units.
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Weapons
A Weapon is an object designed to destroy other objects and kill other people, typically by
launching projectiles at high speeds.
| 2 Lead unit is processed in an Armory to produce 1 Weapon.
| Weapons are equipped on nearly all military units.
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Circuits
A Circuit is a complete connection of electrons contained within an object or a collection of objects.
| 2 Copper units is processed in a Circuitry Factory to produce 1 Circuit.
| Circuits are required any advanced unit.
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Polymers
A Polymer is a highly useful synthetic material processed out of petroleum.
| 4 Petroleum units are processed in a Synth Lab to produce 1 Polymer.
| Polymers are building materials and are also used in engines, circuits, and consumer products.
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Deuterium
Deuterium is an isotope of hydrogen produced in nuclear fission reactions of Uranium.
| 2 Uranium unit is processed in a Nuclear Lab to produce 10 Plutonium units.
| Plutonium is used in nuclear weaponry and nuclear power plants.
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Power
Power is electricity supplied to any structure necessary to sustain appliances and machinery.
| Various fuel sources is harnessed in power plants to produce power.
| Power is needed to sustain production in factories.
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Leisure
Leisure is simply the enjoyment consumers can have when not working.
| Various entertainment structures provide leisure to consumers.
| Leisure is a consumers good and also increases the standard of living.
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Consumer Products
CPs are a bundle of consumer goods that serve the consumer.
| 4 Crops, 5 BM, 2 Circuits, 2 Polymers, 1 Silver, and 1 Gold are automatically combined to make 1 CP.
| Consumer Products are the ultimate measure of happiness and the standard of living in any country's economy.
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Capital
Physical Capital are goods that make production more efficient and increase the volume of output per input.
| 5 BM, 2 Circuits, and 2 Polymers are automatically combined to make 1 Capital.
| For every 100 Capital in the economy, all mines and factories produce 1 additional output.
| |
Infrastructure
Infrastructure is any free-standing durable structure designed to perform productive services. There are three main divisions of infrastructure:
Industry
Industrial infrastructure includes all the powerplants and factories necessary for manufacturing.
| Name | Cost | Description | HP | Input | Output | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Power Plant
| 50 Steel | Power Plants service all households and factories with power. | 50 | 2 Coal
1 Gasoline 3 Petroleum 0.50 Polymers 0.01 Deuterium> | 10 Power Units (Max 100) | |
Factory
| 10 Steel | Factories are large structures which allow manufacturing of resources and primary into secondary goods, finished goods, or units. | 10 | 1-10 Resource Inputs
x PU per resource input See Goods and Units | 1-100 Outputs |
Transportation
Transportation is the specific service of moving people and/or assets from one spatial location to another. Certain infrastructure aids in transportation:
| Name | Cost | Description | HP | Uses |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Road
| 3 BM
30 Jobs | A Road is a hard paved pathway sufficient for foot traffic in addition to vehicular traffic. | 3 | Two adjacent territories containing a road half movement cost between those two cells. |
Railroad
| 2 BM
20 Jobs | A Railroad is a length of track designed to carry trains across the terrain. | 2 | Trains require railroads to move. |
Canal
| 10 BM
100 Jobs | A Canal is an artifical waterway designed to connect bodies of water for naval passage. | 10 | Acts as a river within and/or between territories. |
Bridge
| 25 BM
250 Jobs | A Bridge is an elevated pathway constructed over a body of water to ensure crossing by ground units. | 25 | Connects two owned sides of a river or across a single sea sector and acts as a rail/road. |
Seaport
| 50 BM
500 Jobs | A Seaport is a port that provides a haven for all naval vessels to dock, as well as to load and unload sea-going cargo. | 50 | Must be built in a cell adjacent to a river/sea cell. Sea units are deployed here if a Shipyard is present. |
Airport
| 50 BM
500 Jobs | An Airport is a port that provides a haven for all air units, as well as to load and unload cargo. | 50 | Air units are deployed here if an Aircraft Factory is present. Most air units are required to land in an airport after several turns of flight. |
Entertainment
Entertainment is any service that seeks to divert the consumer from the rigors of labor with pleasure and leisure.
| Name | Cost | Description | HP | Leisure Produced | ||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amusement Park
| 25 BM
3 PU 250 Jobs | An Amusement Park features various thrill rides and attractions for consumers seeking thrills and excessive items to spend their money on.. | 25 | 25 | ||||||||||||||||||||
Hotel
| 10 BM
1 PU 100 Jobs | Hotels can provide luxury and hospitality to those traveling abroad for business or vacation purposes. | 10 | 10 | ||||||||||||||||||||
Museum
10 BM
| 1 PU 100 Jobs A Hotel howcases items of cultural significance, preserving the culture and traditions of civilization,
allowing citizens to marvel at their grandeur.
| 10
| 10
| 
Park
2 BM
| 20 Jobs Parks are basic plots of land solely dedicated to leisure usually enhanced via natural scenery.
| 2
| 2
| 
Stadium
50 BM
| 5 PU 500 Jobs A Stadium provides the largest known public arena dedicated solely to entertainment -
whether it be various sports, competitions, or other performances.
| 50
| 50
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Tavern
10 BM
| 1 PU 100 Jobs Taverns are local establishments that serve food and alcohol to patrons and provide an environment for socializing.
| 10
| 10
| 
Theater
10 BM
| 1 PU 100 Jobs A Theater is a hall that patrons can watch movies and other performances in.
| 10
| 10
| |
Government
Government services act as the physical presence of the governing regime and assist in public administration.
| Name | Cost | Description | HP |
|---|---|---|---|
Bank | 10 Steel | A Bank acts as a vault for storing the money-commodity, and can issue banknotes or fiat currency. | 10 |
Embassy
| 10 Steel | An Embassy is a complex that is a small enclave of sovereign territory of another nation and is used for diplomatic meetings between nations in order to maintain good foreign relations. | 10 |
Territorial Capitol Building
| 100 BM
10 PU 1,000 Jobs | The Territorial Capitol Building (TCB) is a the seat of the provincial government. In order for any additional territory to be annexed, this structure must be erected first. A country automatically begins with a TCB in each starting territory. | 100 |
Capitol
| 1,000 BM
100 PU 10,000 Jobs | The Capitol is the sovereign seat of the national government. A country automatically begins with a Capitol built in the territory designated as a "city." If a country decides to relocate the Capitol, the present one must be disbanded and a new one must be built in a territory with a city. | 1,000 |
Units
A unit is an asset that is in its completed state, charged with a specific task to perform in relation to other assets and people.
Transport Units
Transport units are any units that provide transportation of people, assets, and/or other units across the planet. Each unit can only carry one type of cargo at a time.
| Name | Cost | Description | HP | MR | Cargo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Bus
| 3 BM
1 Engine 40 Jobs | A Bus is a vehicle unit. It's a can transport people across the country. | 3 | 2 | 50 Personnel Units |
Train
| 4 BM
1 Engine 50 Jobs | A Train is a vehicle unit. It's a long collection of railcars that can transport many various things across railroads. | 5 | 3 | 1000 Resources
100 Goods 100 Personnel Units 5 Vehicle Units |
Truck
| 2 BM
1 Engine 30 Jobs | A Truck is a vehicle unit. It's a cheap, simple means of transporting cargo across land. | 3 | 3 | 500 Resources
50 Goods |
Clipper
| 5 BM
6 Engines 110 Jobs | A Clipper is a naval unit. It's a small, old-fashioned yet sleek craft that can carry a modest amount of cargo overseas. | 5 | 6 | 1,000 Resources
100 Goods 100 Personnel Units 10 Vehicle Units |
Freighter
| 12 BM
4 Engines 160 Jobs | A Freighter is a naval unit. It's slower, but more reliable than clippers and can carry vastly greater loads over large oceans. | 12 | 4 | 2,500 Resources
250 Goods 500 Personnel 5 Vehicle Units |
Jetliner
| 10 BM
4 Engines 140 Jobs | A Commerical Jetliner is an aircraft unit. It's a large airplane designed to ferry large amounts of people long distances. | 10 | 4 | 1,000 personnel units |
Transport Helicopter
| 8 BM
4 Engines 120 Jobs | A Transport Helicopter is an aircraft unit. It's a large helicopter designed to transport a small amount of cargo to any remote location.
Specialty: Transport Helicopters do not require an airport to land, load, and unload units. | 8 | 4 | 100 Resources
10 Goods 10 personnel units 1 vehicle unit |
Airlifter
| 13 BM
4 Engines 170 Jobs | An Airlifter is an aircraft unit. It's a heavily converted jetliner which can transport large amounts of cargo. | 10 | 4 | 1,000 Resources
100 Goods 25 personnel units 5 vehicle units |
Military Units
Military units are armed units designed to attack and destroy other units and assets by force.
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Conscript
| 1 Weapon
1 Job | A Conscript is a personnel unit. It's a non-professional infantryman drafted into service by the government. Cheap, yet ineffective in small numbers, they are both the first and last lines of defense in times of emergency.. | 1 | 1 | Hit: None
Miss: Vehicles | 1
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Infantry
| 1 Weapon
1 Job | Infantry is a personnel unit. They are professional rifleman and act as the backbone of any armed forces. Although better trained and more effective than mere conscripts, infantry also require large numbers to have any significant battle edge. | 1 | 1 | Hit: Conscripts, Spies
Miss: Vehicles | 1
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Special Forces
| 1 Weapon
1 Job | Special Forces are personnel units. They're elite covert units trained in special operations, and are equipped with weapons capable of attacking vehicles and helicopters. | 1 | 1 | Hit: Personnel, Vehicles, Helicopters
| 1
| -1 Food 
APC
3 BM
| 3 Engines 1 Weapon 61 Jobs An Armored Personnel Carrier is a vehicle unit. It's a light infantry transport that move more quickly
across battlefields. They are very lightly equipped, sporting only a light machine gun,
but provide an extra layer of protection and mobility to the infantry.
| Special: Can transport 5 personnel units with transport perks. 3
| 1
| Hit: Personnel
| Miss: Armor 3
| -1 Food -6 Fuel 
Light Vehicle
2 BM
| 2 Engines 2 Weapons 22 Jobs A Light Vehicle is a vehicle unit. It's a small, fast, versatile vehicle that blends in well with the
terrain and surroundings, allowing it to specialize in reconnaissance missions. It can defend itself
against infantry, but is easily destroyed by armor.
| Special: Can transport two personnel units with transport perks. 2
| 2
| Hit: Personnel
| Miss: Armor 2
| -1 Food -4 Fuel 
Light Armor
4 BM
| 2 Engines 2 Weapons 62 Jobs A Light Vehicle is a vehicle unit. It's a mobile, armored vehicle armed with a small cannon, capable of inflicting medium damage
on other vehicles and heavy damage to personnel.
| 4
| 2
| Hit: Vehicles, Personnel
| Miss: Tank 2
| -2 Food -4 Fuel 
Tank
6 BM
| 2 Engines 4 Weapons 84 Jobs The Main Battle Tank is a vehicle unit. It's a large, heavily armored vehicle with a heavy cannon, capable of wreaking havoc on any
ground unit.
| 6
| 4
| Hit: Personnel, Vehicles
| Miss: None 2
| -4 Food -4 Fuel 
Artillery
3 BM
| 1 Engine 5 Weapons 45 Jobs Artillery is a vehicle unit. It's a mobile howitzer piece that can bombard units from a distance, making it the ideal indirect fire
support for ground invasions and also invasion-deterrence. They are, however, weak and unarmored, and must be guarded by stronger
support units for protection.
| 3
| 5
| Range: 2 Hit: Ground units
| Miss: None 1
| -5 Food -2 Fuel 
AAA
3 BM
| 1 Engine 5 Weapons 45 Jobs Anti-Aircraft Artillery is a vehicle unit. It's a mobile air-defense howitzer specialized to shoot down enemy aircraft with shells that
explode and release shrapnel in the proximity of low-flying aircraft.
| Special: Defends against aircraft in-range before they have a chance to attack. 3
| 2
| Hit: Aircraft
| Miss: None 1
| -5 Food -2 Fuel 
Destroyer
7 BM
| 5 Engines 4 Weapons 124 Jobs Destroyers are naval units. They're the smallest and most maneuverable ship capable of naval combat. They specialize in anti-submarine and
anti-aircraft warfare, but are easy targets for larger and more powerful naval vessels.
| Special: Destroyers may attack a submerged submarine. They can use missiles. 7
| 4
| Hit: Submarines, Helicopters
| Miss: Cruisers, Battleships 5
| -74 Food -10 Fuel 
Submarine
5 BM
| 2 Polymers 6 Engines 4 Weapons 10 Circuits 174 Jobs Submarines are naval units. They are naval craft that travelling beneath the surface of the ocean. They can only be attacked by Destroyers
and thus pose an immanent threat to any sea-going vessel in the area. Submarines may use missiles.
| 5
| 4
| Hit: Naval Units
| Miss: None 3
| -74 Food -24 Fuel 
Cruiser
8 BM
| 6 Engines 5 Weapons 115 Jobs Cruisers are naval units. They fall somewhere in between Destroyers and Battleships in terms of their armor, mobility, and firepower. Not as
powerful or as armored as a battleship, they make this up with increased speed and mobility. They can use missiles.
| 8
| 5
| Range: 2 Hit: Naval Vessels
| Miss: Battleships 3
| -85 Food -12 Fuel 
Battleship
12 BM
| 8 Engines 7 Weapons 147 Jobs Battleships are naval units. They are the kings of the sea; the most heavily fortified and armed ship created. They excel in attacking all other
naval craft, bombarding coastal defenses, as well as surviving assaults from the sea and the air.
| 12
| 7
| Range: 2 Hit: Naval Units, Ground Units
| Miss: None 2
| -140 Food -16 Fuel 
Carrier
10 BM
| 8 Engines 3 Weapons 15 Circuits 213 Jobs Aircraft Carriers are naval units. They are a recent arrival to the sea and present a challenge to the battleship's naval hegemony.
Although they themselves pose little threat and are vulnerable without escorts, they act as mobile airports for air units
to attack other naval craft as well as ground and air targets.
| Special: Can carry 10 aircraft units without transport perks. Acts as mobile airport. 10
| 3
| Hit: None
| Miss: None 2
| -100 Food -16 Fuel 
Gunship
4 BM
| 3 Engines 10 Circuits 3 Weapons 173 Jobs Helicopter Gunships are aircraft units. They're heavily armed helicopters designed for light ground assault. With state-of-the-art tracking systems,
miniguns, and rocket launchers, along with their ruggedness, they serve as perfect local air support for ground troops. They can use missiles.
| Special: Can land in any land cell. 4
| 3
| Hit: Ground Units, Naval Units, Helicopters
| Miss: Fighters 3
| -5 Food -6 Fuel 
MR Fighter
5 BM
| 4 Engines 10 Circuits 3 Weapons 123 Jobs Multi-role Fighter Aircraft are aircraft units. They are fighter aircraft that are balanced in terms of speed, mobility, armament, and
purpose - they can attack ground, naval, and air units with the same basic firepower. They can use missiles.
| 5
| 3
| Hit: Ground Units, Naval Units, Air Units
| Miss: AS Fighters 4
| -2 Food -8 Fuel 
GA Fighter
5 BM
| 2 Engines 10 Circuits 5 Weapons 105 Jobs Ground Attack Fighter Aircraft are aircraft units. They're fighter aircraft units designed to attack ground units. As such, they are
slow, heavily armored, and carry a heavy payload, but lack in dogfighting ability. They can use missiles.
| 5
| 3
| Hit: Ground Units, Naval Units
| Miss: Fighters, AS Fighters 4
| -2 Food -6 Fuel 
AS Fighter
5 BM
| 4 Engines 10 Circuits 7 Weapons 127 Jobs Air Superiority Fighter Aircraft are aircraft units. They're fighter aircraft units which excel in dogfighting. They are fast, maneuverable,
and carry advanced targeting and missile systems to intercept and shoot down anything in the skies, but lack sufficent payloads
to effectively attack ground targets. They can use missiles.
| 5
| 3
| Hit: Air Units
| Miss: None 4
| -2 Food -8 Fuel 
Bomber
8 BM
| 8 Engines 25 Circuits 8 Weapons Bomber Aircraft are aircraft units. They're slow-flying aircraft that contain the greatest firepower by means of its payload: thousands of
pounds of high explosive bombs. Traditionally they fly too high to be attacked by flak, but are extremely susceptible to fighter interception.
| 6
| 8
| Hit: Ground Units, Naval Units
| Miss: Fighter Aircraft 3
| -5 Food -20 Fuel |