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[edit] Summary

Travian uses four basic resources (in addition to time) as a means to measure out game play. Travian uses the relative value and production of wood, clay, iron, and crop to determine the costs of production and upgrading of buildings and military forces. In addition, resources are used as medium of exchange in the Marketplace.

Your total stock of each resource is shown at the top of every page (each one followed by a slash and the capacity of your granary - for crop - or your warehouse - for the others). The "village overview" icon leads you to the screen where your total hourly production is tabled.

The production figure for crop is a net figure, derived from the gross production (shown at top right) minus the cost of feeding any troops you are looking after, minus the cost of feeding the members of the population who are maintaining various village improvements; it can be negative: see the crop usage page for more detail.

[edit] Resource Acquisition

There are six ways to acquire resources in Travian:

Production by way of "fields" in villages
Production increases from specific buildings (i.e Sawmill, Brickyard, Iron Foundry, Grain Mill and Bakery)
Production increases from Oases
Acquisition by way of trade in marketplaces
- Trade with other Villages
- Trade with the Non-player Character (NPC)
Acquisition by way of reinforcement from other villages
Acquisition by way of raiding from enemy villages

[edit] Production within a Village

Every village starts with 750 units of each resource, and 18 "fields." Each field begins at Level 0 and produces two units of its respective resource per hour.

Upgrading these fields allows them to generate more of their respective resources per hour. All resource areas can be upgraded to level 10. In your capital they can be extended further: to level 12 on Travian2 and indefinitely on Travian3. Extending a particular resource field requires some of that resource and a larger amount of every other resource; so if you are short of resources you will find that the most likely one you can extend is the one with the smallest stock. See Resource:Types of Resources below for more information.

Resource production can also be increased with specific buildings: the sawmill, brickyard, iron foundry, grain mill, and bakery. Each upgrade of each adds 5% to the basic production of the applicable resource areas within the village where they are built, with a maximum of 25%.

[edit] Trade

Resources can be traded from one village to another with merchants from your marketplace. The ratio of exchange is set by the selling player.

In addition, one can trade, at a gold cost, with the NPC merchant in the marketplace at a 1:1 ratio.

[edit] Reinforcement

Resources can be sent from one village to another with merchants from your marketplace.

[edit] Raiding Enemy Villages

Using specific military units, one village may raid another, non-allied village, for resources. Assuming a successful raid, these units will bring back available resources based on specific conditions. See Bounty for more information.

[edit] Types of Resources

[edit] Wood

The primary method for wood production is from a Woodcutter field and is used primarily in the construction in buildings, though military units and upgrades also cost wood.

Note: Numbers in () are for 3x speed servers.

~~--Kingaghrab 09:27, October 23, 2009 (UTC)--Kingaghrab 09:27, October 23, 2009 (UTC)~~

[edit] Woodcutter levels

Level	Production	Cost from previous level					Time
Level	Production	Wood	Clay	Iron	Crop	Consumption	Time
0	2 (6)	-	-	-	-	-	-
1	5 (15)	40	100	50	60	1	0:04:20
2	9(27)	65	165	85	100	1	0:10:20
3	15(45)	110	280	140	165	1	0:19:50http://travian.wikia.com/index.php?title=Resource&action=edit&section=9
4	22(66)	185	465	235	280	1	0:35:00
5	33(99)	310	780	390	465	1	0:59:20
6	50(150)	520	1300	650	780	2	1:38:10
7	70(210)	870	2170	1085	1300	2	2:40:20
8	100 (300)	1450	3625	1810	2175	2	4:19:50
9	145 (435)	2420	6050	3025	3630	2	6:59:10
10	200 (600)	4040	10105	5050	6060	2	11:14:00
11	280 (840)	6750	16870	8435	10125	2	18:01:40
12	375 (1125)	11270	28175	14090	16905	2	28:54:10
13	495 (1485)	18820	47055	23525	28230	2	46:18:00
14	635 (1905)	31430	78580	39290	47150	2	74:08:00
15	800 (2400)	52490	131230	65615	79740	2	118:40:10
16	1000 (3000)	87600	219155	109575	131490	3	189:55:30
17	1300 (3900)	146395	365985	182995	219590	3	303:56:10
18	1600 (4800)	244480	611195	305600	366715	3	486:21:20
19	2000 (6000)	408280	1020695	510350	612420	2	778:13:20
20	2450 (7350)	681825	1704565	852280	1022740	3	1245:12:50
21	3050	1138650	2846620	1423310	1707970	3	1992:23:50
22	3750	1901540	4753855	2376925	2852315	3	3187:53:20
23	4600	3175575	7938935	3969470	4763360	3	5100:40:40
24	5650	5303210	13285025	6629015	7954815	3	8161:08:30
25	6950	8856360	22140900	11070450	13284540	3	13057:53:00 - 544 days

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[edit] Clay

Clay is probably the most needed resource. It is the main resource used in buildings and resource fields, also needed for building gallic troops.

It is worth a great deal in the marketplace, with an average conversion ratio of 3:2.

[edit] Clay pit levels

Level	Production	Cost from previous level					Time
Level	Production	Wood	Clay	Iron	Wheat	Consumption	Time
0	2	-	-	-	-	-	-
1	5	80	40	80	50	2	0:03:30
2	9	135	65	135	85	1	0:08:50
3	15	225	110	225	140	1	0:16:50
4	22	375	185	375	235	1	0:28:50
5	33	620	310	620	390	1	0:49:10
6	50	1040	520	1040	650	2	1:13:20
7	70	1735	870	1735	1085	2	1:51:10
8	100	2900	1450	2900	1810	2	3:00:30
9	145	4840	2420	4840	3025	2	4:40:50
10	200	8080	4040	8080	5050	2	6:30:00
11	280	13500	6750	13500	8435	2	8:22:30
12	375	22540	11270	22540	14090	2	13:25:40

[edit] Iron

Iron is mainly used for the Romans to recruit troops. In the marketplace it is worth about 1:1.

[edit] Iron mine levels

Level	Production	Cost from previous level					Time
Level	Production	Wood	Clay	Iron	Crop	Consumption	Time
0	2	-	-	-	-	-	-
1	5	100	80	30	60	3	0:07:10
2	9	165	135	50	100	2	0:14:50
3	15	280	225	85	165	2	0:25:00
4	22	465	375	140	280	2	0:43:00
5	33	780	620	235	465	2	1:04:10
6	50	1300	1040	390	780	2	1:45:20
7	70	2170	1735	650	1300	2	2:33:30
8	100	3625	2900	1085	2175	2	4:08:00
9	145	6050	4840	1815	3630	2	6:39:10
10	200	10105	8080	3030	6060	2	9:13:30

[edit] Crop

Crop (sometimes translated as "wheat") is needed to feed your army and workers; it is also used as a resource for building buildings and upgrading fields. It's recommended to have the crop consumption, or crop usage, not exceed the population limit as it will result in Negative crop; only a Granary, Main Building, and Cropland can be upgraded in such cases.

You can normally manage with lower net crop production than other resources, but would still need to keep some reserve and continue to upgrade crop production as usage increases, or you may find that the crop resource is a limiting factor.

Crop on the marketplace varies typically from 1:1 to 2:1 for other resources, until late game, because crop is cheap and plentiful.

[edit] Crop field levels

Upgrades are quicker with a higher level Main Building. Times for Main Building levels are shown in the table below.

Level	Production	Cost from previous level					(MB 1)	(MB 5)	(MB 7)	(MB 10)
Level	Production						(MB 1)	(MB 5)	(MB 7)	(MB 10)
0	2	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
1	5	70	90	70	20	0	0:02:30	-	0:02:00	-
2	9	115	150	115	35	0	0:07:20	-	0:05:50	-
3	15	195	250	195	55	0	0:15:00	0:13:00	0:12:00	-
4	22	325	420	325	95	0	0:24:30	0:23:40	0:22:00	-
5	33	545	700	545	155	0	0:42:20	0:40:50	0:37:40	-
6	50	910	1170	910	260	1	1:03:20	1:08:10	0:56:40	-
7	70	1520	1950	1520	435	1	1:33:10	1:51:50	1:44:00	-
8	100	2535	3260	2535	725	1	2:31:30	-	2:49:00	-
9	145	4235	5445	4235	1210	1	4:04:40	-	-	-
10	200	7070	9095	7070	2020	1	6:34:00	-	7:19:50	-
11	280	11810	15185	11810	3375	1	-	-	-	10:32:50
12	375	19735	25360	19735	5635	1	-	-	-	16:54:50
13	495	32940	42350	32940	9410	1	-	-	-	27:06:10
14	635	55005	70720	55005	15715	1	-	-	-	43:24:20
15	800	91860	118105	91860	26245	1	-	-	-	69:29:10
16	1000	153405	197240	153405	43830	2	-	-	-	111:13:10
17	1300	256190	329385	256190	73195	2	-	-	-	177:59:20
18	1600	427835	550075	427835	122240	2	-	-	-	284:49:20
19	2000	714485	918625	714485	204140	2	-	-	-	455:45:30
20	2450	1193195	1534105	1193195	340915	2	-	-	-	729:15:10 }