Example: If you motivate a pottery, a Bronze Age building, you can only find blueprints for the Statue of Zeus or the Tower of Babel – Great buildings of Bronze Age.

When Polishing/Motivating/Plundering, the affected building's age defines what blueprint you might find. Lastly a special building The Shrine of Inspiration Gives out a blueprint if motivated.Look in the chest to see if you are lucky to get one, and what the percent is to win it. The Guild expedition is also a way to get blueprints.Incidents happening in your city can also give a small chance at finding blueprints.Special events may feature blueprints as prizes.Diamonds, once you found at least one blueprint of that building one of the other ways.Help other players construct their great buildings (see section 'Donation Rewards').Plunder your neighbors, though chances to find something are a little lower than with polishing/motivating.Polish or Motivate your neighbors/guildmates.That can be achieved in the following ways: Note that you won't see Great Buildings you haven't found any Blueprints of in this list.Įvery Great Building requires nine blueprints, which you have to collect in order to construct the building. You are also able to view your Great buildings from the inventory menu under the Great buildings tab. The Building Menu will show you an overview of available Great Buildings and their Blueprints at a glance. They require a set of Blueprints and Goods of their age to be constructed. Great Buildings are built very differently than regular buildings in the game. They can also be leveled up to very high levels, providing even better bonuses and higher productions to your city while remaining the same size.Īdditionally, contributing Forge Points to the buildings of your friends, neighbors and guild mates may grant you contribution rewards for your own city and Great Buildings! Great Buildings provide your city with a unique bonus and often an additional production.

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