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| rdfs:comment | - Every account has its own treasury, in which players may deposit their items and crones for safe-keeping. The items you deposit in your treasury are available for every character of your account, which allows you to transfer items from one character to another. Treasuries are located in every major town, and can be recognized on the map (M key) by the Image:Treasury.PNG symbol.
- In Sonic and the Black Knight, there are 247 items that can be collected. Some of them are collected through playing certain missions, while others are weapons crafted by the Blacksmith. Once an item is collected, its entry is added to the Treasury. Here is an entire list of all the items.
- Tresuary es un mapa Multijugador de Halo: Reach que fue creado completamente con el Modo de Juego de Forge en el mapa Mundo de Forge.
- A , and place to craft basic Trade-related items. The Treasury unlocks at level 8 and costs 800 File:Silver Icon.png to build.
- This is a measure of the amount of BC in your treasury. All expenses are covered from it. It does not take into account income or any other economic ranking. If your treasury drops below -500 BC, ALL production in the empire is halted until the treasury goes over -500 BC. In low-difficulty games (beginner and lower) is any debt over -500 BC automatically converted into -500 BC at the start of the next turn.
- A Clan Member's treasury is all the kamas they have collected via Tax through sales in Haven Bags or the auction house. The government can use those kamas to buy Challenges, climatic changes, to protect and to introduce new plants and monster families. When species are protected, anyone that attacks them loses Citizenship Points.
- Treasury is one of the worlds of Incandescence. It is the sixth world to encounter the Plague of Utopias.
- Treasury is a multiplayer map in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. It's the map that was released alongside Patch 1.22. This map is based on the treasury that Nathan Drake and Sam Drake found while searching for Libertalia
- The Treasury is a game play feature in the Tropico series. It is where all of the money for the nation goes. Money that goes here can be used for issuing edicts, constructing buildings, and a few other things. Even though its for the nation, more corrupt Presidentes can use ways to take money directly out of the Treasury and into their Swiss Bank Account.
- The Treasury, in addition to being a source of culture points, plays a role in the endgame. It is the place where World Wonder plans are kept; and additionally, it allows you to see where all the World Wonder plans are currently located. In order to win the game, an alliance must possess two World Wonder plans; two players within the alliance each must hold one. One of those players (the player building the World Wonder) must be the owner of a World Wonder plan.
- Clicking on the treasury will bring up a panel, where adjustments can be done. A slider can be pulled to the left or the right, depending on the measure of the dividends/taxes needed to handle. By default, it is set to 'no tax'. Both bribes and taxes are deducted/collected each month. Taxes can be raised by pulling the slider in the right. These can vary from 'low' to 'very cruel' range. Higher taxes mean more money per peasant, but accordingly, it will generate unpopularity. The 'very cruel' range will allow the maximum amount of gold, but it decreases overall popularity with -16.
- The treasury allows you to store extra gold. It costs 200 Gold/tile, and allows you to store 3000 gold on each tile. A treasury can be any shape and size. The Treasury is where your Imps stash the Gold and gems that they’ve mined and where your creatures come each ‘pay-day’ to receive their ill-gotten gains (wages). You can manually pick up Gold using the Hand of Evil, and drop it into the Treasury to be added to your coffers. If the Treasury is full, the Gold can be stored in the Dungeon Heartthough if this, too, is full, then it is left where it falls and fails to register in your total wealth.
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| abstract | - Every account has its own treasury, in which players may deposit their items and crones for safe-keeping. The items you deposit in your treasury are available for every character of your account, which allows you to transfer items from one character to another. Treasuries are located in every major town, and can be recognized on the map (M key) by the Image:Treasury.PNG symbol.
- The Treasury, in addition to being a source of culture points, plays a role in the endgame. It is the place where World Wonder plans are kept; and additionally, it allows you to see where all the World Wonder plans are currently located. In versions of the game before 3.1, there were additional artifacts besides the World Wonder plans; these are not present in 3.1 However, in Travian 3.5, various artifacts have been introduced for the mid-game and end-game. For small Artifacts (including WW plans) a level 10 Treasure Chamber is required. For large Artifacts a level 20 Treasure Chamber is required. In 3.5 you can build a Treasure Chamber in any of your villages. In order to win the game, an alliance must possess two World Wonder plans; two players within the alliance each must hold one. One of those players (the player building the World Wonder) must be the owner of a World Wonder plan. Plans are initially held in Natarian villages. They can be retrieved by a hero, launched in an attack from a village with a level 10 Treasury, once the Treasury of the target village is destroyed. Thus, you can either destroy the Treasury and then send a hero afterward to retrieve the plan; or you can send a combined catapult+hero attack to destroy the Treasury and retrieve the plan simultaneously. Once you have the World Wonder plan, other players will probably try to take it from you. It is highly recommended that you continually move the plan around within your own empire by "stealing" it from your own villages with your hero, but remember to rebuild the Treasure Chamber in case an emergency location change is needed, you do not want to be caught with no more treasuries left with an incoming attack to capture it.
- Clicking on the treasury will bring up a panel, where adjustments can be done. A slider can be pulled to the left or the right, depending on the measure of the dividends/taxes needed to handle. By default, it is set to 'no tax'. Both bribes and taxes are deducted/collected each month. Taxes can be raised by pulling the slider in the right. These can vary from 'low' to 'very cruel' range. Higher taxes mean more money per peasant, but accordingly, it will generate unpopularity. The 'very cruel' range will allow the maximum amount of gold, but it decreases overall popularity with -16. As opposed to taxes, bribes can be handed out to peasants to gain popularity. However, it also results in bank reduction. When running out of gold, bribes won't have any effects neither on the treasury nor on the popularity balance. The treasury needs 10 stone to build.
- In Sonic and the Black Knight, there are 247 items that can be collected. Some of them are collected through playing certain missions, while others are weapons crafted by the Blacksmith. Once an item is collected, its entry is added to the Treasury. Here is an entire list of all the items.
- Tresuary es un mapa Multijugador de Halo: Reach que fue creado completamente con el Modo de Juego de Forge en el mapa Mundo de Forge.
- A , and place to craft basic Trade-related items. The Treasury unlocks at level 8 and costs 800 File:Silver Icon.png to build.
- This is a measure of the amount of BC in your treasury. All expenses are covered from it. It does not take into account income or any other economic ranking. If your treasury drops below -500 BC, ALL production in the empire is halted until the treasury goes over -500 BC. In low-difficulty games (beginner and lower) is any debt over -500 BC automatically converted into -500 BC at the start of the next turn.
- A Clan Member's treasury is all the kamas they have collected via Tax through sales in Haven Bags or the auction house. The government can use those kamas to buy Challenges, climatic changes, to protect and to introduce new plants and monster families. When species are protected, anyone that attacks them loses Citizenship Points.
- Treasury is one of the worlds of Incandescence. It is the sixth world to encounter the Plague of Utopias.
- The treasury allows you to store extra gold. It costs 200 Gold/tile, and allows you to store 3000 gold on each tile. A treasury can be any shape and size. The Treasury is where your Imps stash the Gold and gems that they’ve mined and where your creatures come each ‘pay-day’ to receive their ill-gotten gains (wages). You can manually pick up Gold using the Hand of Evil, and drop it into the Treasury to be added to your coffers. If the Treasury is full, the Gold can be stored in the Dungeon Heartthough if this, too, is full, then it is left where it falls and fails to register in your total wealth. Should you choose to delete a Treasury, any Gold left on the floor drops onto the empty tiles, waiting to be picked up by the first passer by. Note: At the start of levels, you may notice that your total wealth differs from the amount in your Treasuries. This is because your starting Gold is treated as a separate stockpile, to be used up before the Gold in your Treasuries. in many cases where gold is plentiful or if there is a gem vein, but it is very far from your main treasure; a few treasury tiles should be built close by so your imps can efficently mine the gold. You can then manually pick it up with the hand of evil and dump it on your dungeon heart (which should fill, and then the gold on the heart is taken to your main treasury by other imps). The few treasury tiles you made for the process are sold later if the gold veins are mined out, or left there for later if it is a gem vein and you are done mining for the time. File:Anim918.gif This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Treasury is a multiplayer map in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. It's the map that was released alongside Patch 1.22. This map is based on the treasury that Nathan Drake and Sam Drake found while searching for Libertalia
- The Treasury is a game play feature in the Tropico series. It is where all of the money for the nation goes. Money that goes here can be used for issuing edicts, constructing buildings, and a few other things. Even though its for the nation, more corrupt Presidentes can use ways to take money directly out of the Treasury and into their Swiss Bank Account. Money in the treasury becomes unavailable for use when it falls below a certain (negative) balance. Edicts cannot be issued, foriegn workers cannot be hired, and many game functions are temporarily disabled. The treasury is visible in the lower right hand corner, along with citizen happiness, population, the current in-game date, and the Swiss Bank Account balance.
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