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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a military building. |
The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a military building. |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | The Engineer's guild is required to recruit combat [ |
+ | The Engineer's guild is required to recruit combat [http://stronghold.wikia.com/wiki/Engineer#Engineer engineers]. Engineers are weak in direct combat, but they are adept at operating siege equipment and castle defenses. As a result, they are a staple of any army. Siege equipment is almost always invaluable in combat, ranging from destructive [http://stronghold.wikia.com/wiki/Catapults catapults] to mobile protective [http://stronghold.wikia.com/wiki/Mantlet mantlets] for boosting an army's versatility. Defensive measures include [http://stronghold.wikia.com/wiki/Oil_Smelter boiling oil] and tower engines. |
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+ | ==Information== |
| + | <tabview> |
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| − | <tabber>Background= |
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| + | Engineer's Guild/Background|Background|false |
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| − | [[File:Guildstamp.jpg|thumb|A seal of a tailor's workshop]]Guilds were a form of organization in the feudal ages, which brought people with the same mastery under one banner. Typically guilds were economic and they were responsible for controlling trade and crafts. Merchant guilds had extensive networks, while crafting guilds produced quality wares for high sums, such as potteries, shoemakers, smithies, etc. The engineer's guild resembles such an array of engineers, who can make and operate wooden mechanical equipment for the army, in return for huge amounts of gold. |
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| + | Engineer's Guild/Stronghold Crusader|Stronghold Crusader|false |
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| + | Engineer's Guild/Stronghold 2|Stronghold 2|false |
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| − | <span style="font-weight:normal;">Guilds were individual companies and they carried their own symbols to display their field in front of their workshops. </span>Guilds also had a strict role system, with the guildmaster being on the top and the apprentice on the bottom. Masters were often owners of the guild and thus controlled business, while they also supervised the workers and their jobs. |
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| + | Engineer's Guild/Stronghold Legends|Stronghold Legends|false |
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| + | </tabview> |
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| − | [[File:Locksmith.jpg|thumb|left|284px|A locksmith's workplace]] |
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| − | Apprentices had dire circumstances and had to work hard to earn their keeps. They often were taught only the basic skills, as the guildmaster heavily guarded their ways' secrets from slipping away. |
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| − | Guilds were the most prevalent form of employment besides the military in the Middle Ages, however their cost-efficiency was inferior as production was very slow. They were succeeded by manufactories: factories which employ more workers to mass-produce wares, sacrificing a lot of quality in exchange for greater and faster production. |
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| − | As of the Modern Age, guilds remain well in existance to preserve and practice masteries at ceremonial assemblies (and a few other purposes, as well). |
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| − | |-|Stronghold Crusader= |
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| − | {{Building |
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| − | |name = Engineer's Guild |
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| − | |available = Stronghold<br> |
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| − | Stronghold Crusader |
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| − | |usage = Engineer recruitment |
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| − | |cost = 10 wood<br> |
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| − | 100 gold |
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| − | |image = }} |
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| − | ==Functionality== |
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| − | The Guild is used and allows to recruit [[engineer]]s and [[laddermen]]. New units automatically wander to their assembly point upon conscription. |
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| − | Engineers can be assigned to construct and operate siege and tower engines, or to use the [[oil smelter]] to carry oil pots. |
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| − | Siege engines can be constructed on the field for [[gold]] in the form of a tent and engineers will try to man them if enough manpower is supplied. When unmanning a tower engine, engineers automatically go back to their assembly points. |
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| − | A smelter will supply an engineer with oil if one is already carrying and loading the cauldron with [[pitch]]. When they unload their pots, they run back to the smelter to refill it. |
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| − | ==Quotes== |
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| − | For the quotes of the engineer, see: ''[[Engineer/Quotes]]''. |
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| − | ==Trivia== |
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| − | *In [[Stronghold]] and [[Stronghold Crusader|Crusader]] when engineers are not active, they will pull out logs and sit on them. They read what is presumed to be blueprints. |
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| − | *Engineers speak with a Scottish accent. |
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| − | |-|Stronghold 2= |
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| − | {{Building |
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| − | |name = Engineer's Guild |
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| − | |available = Stronghold 2 |
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| − | |usage = Engineer/ladderman recruitment |
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| − | |cost = 10 wood<br> |
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| − | 100 gold |
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| − | |image = [[File:Eguild.png|200px]]}} |
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| − | ==Functionality== |
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| − | The Guild is used and allows to recruit [[engineer]]s and [[laddermen]]. New units automatically wander to their assembly point upon conscription. |
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| − | Engineers recruited here can repair damaged wall segments or use the [[oil smelter]] to carry oil pots. They also man siege equipment, but they spawn instantly when an engine is built. Most siege engines can be constructed at a [[siege camp]] for [[gold]], but [[catapult]]s and [[fire ballista]]e are also available at the guild. Siege equipment can only be disbanded: the engineers coming with them cannot be decommissioned. They will immediately go to the [[stockpile]] and take a stone block when there are any harm to walls. |
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| − | Engineers are automatically recruited when using an oil smelter, up to four at a time (one supplying the smelter with [[pitch]] and three other to defend). The game deducts gold with each engineer assigned to the smelter. |
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| − | Laddermen can be hired from both the siege camp and the engineer's guild. They can retrieve another ladder from these buildings when placed their former one. |
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| − | ==Quotes== |
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| − | For the quotes of the engineer, see: [[Engineer/Quotes]] |
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| − | |-|Stronghold Legends= |
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| − | {{Building |
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| − | |name = Engineer's Guild |
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| − | |available = Stronghold 2 |
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| − | |usage = Engineer/ladderman recruitment |
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| − | |cost = 10 wood<br> |
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| − | 100 gold |
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| − | |image = [[File:Eguild.png|200px]]}} |
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| − | ==Functionality== |
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| − | The Guild is used and allows to recruit [[engineer]]s and construct siege engines. Engineers recruited here can repair damaged walls or use the [[oil smelter]] to carry oil pots. They also man siege equipment, but they spawn instantly when an engine is built. Siege engines can be constructed at a [[siege camp]] for [[gold]]. Siege equipment can only be disbanded: the engineers coming with them cannot be decommissioned. The<span style="font-weight:normal;">y will immediately go to the </span>[[stockpile]]<span style="font-weight:normal;"> and take a stone block when there are any harm to walls.</span> |
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| − | Engineers are automatically recruited when using an oil smelter, up to four at a time (one supplying the smelter with [[pitch]] and three other to defend). The game deducts gold with each engineer assigned to the smelter. |
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| − | ==Quotes== |
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| − | For the quotes of the engineer, see: [[Engineer/Quotes]] |
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| − | </tabber> |
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==Navigation== |
==Navigation== |
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| − | {{SHC:Buildings}}{{SH2:Buildings}} |
+ | {{SHC:Buildings}}{{SH2:Buildings}}{{SHL:Buildings}} |
[[Category:Military Buildings]] |
[[Category:Military Buildings]] |
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Revision as of 16:43, 4 October 2017
The Engineer's Guild is a military building.
Description
The Engineer's guild is required to recruit combat engineers. Engineers are weak in direct combat, but they are adept at operating siege equipment and castle defenses. As a result, they are a staple of any army. Siege equipment is almost always invaluable in combat, ranging from destructive catapults to mobile protective mantlets for boosting an army's versatility. Defensive measures include boiling oil and tower engines.
Information
| Stronghold Crusader Buildings | ||
|---|---|---|
| Castle Buildings | General | Wall • Tower • Barracks • Mercenary Post • Armoury |
| Military Buildings | Engineer's Guild • Mangonel • Ballista • Stable • Tunneler's Guild • Oil Smelter | |
| Defenses | Gatehouse • Drawbridge • Wardog • Pitch Ditch • Killing Pit • Brazier • Moat | |
| Industry Buildings | Stockpile • Woodcutter's hut • Stone Quarry • Ox Tether • Iron Mine • Pitch Rig • Market | |
| Farm Buildings | Hunter's Post • Dairy Farm • Apple Farm • Wheat Farm • Hops Farm | |
| Town Buildings | Hovel • Chapel • Church • Cathedral • Apothecary • Well • Good Things • Bad Things | |
| Weapons Buildings | Fletcher's Workshop • Poleturner's Workshop • Blacksmith's Workshop • Tanner's Workshop • Armourer's Workshop | |
| Food Processing Buildings | Granary • Bakery • Brewery • Mill • Inn | |
| Related Articles | Keep | |
| Stronghold Legends Buildings | ||
|---|---|---|
| Castle Buildings | General | Walls • Gatehouses • Stairwell • Barracks • Armoury • Round Table • Ice tower • Sorcerer's tower • Armoury • Engineer's Guild |
| Towers | Basic tower • Lookout tower • Engine tower | |
| Mounted defenses | Mangonel • Dragon harpoon • Oil tipper • Rolling logs • Fire drake • Ice mirror • Brazier | |
| Defenses | Pitch ditch • Man trap • Killing pit • Moat • Ice tunnel • Magic rose garden | |
| Industry Buildings | Stockpile • Wood camp • Quarry • Ox tether • Iron mine • Pitch rig • Chandler's workshop | |
| Farm Buildings/Royal Food | Chicken farm • Seal holes • Dairy farm • Apple farm • Wheat farm • Hops farm • Pig farm • Vineyard • Vegetable garden • Eel pond • Pantry | |
| Town Buildings | Hovel • Church • Apothecary • Well • Market • Statue | |
| Weapons Buildings | Fletcher's Workshop • Poleturner's Workshop • Blacksmith's Workshop • Tanner's Workshop • Armourer's Workshop | |
| Food Processing Buildings | Granary • Bakery • Brewery • Mill • Inn | |
| Related Articles | Keep | |