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Definition[]

Resource is a general term that applies to anything in the stockpile. There are two general types:

Exhaustible resources are wood, hops, and ale. Wood is the only true exhaustible resource (once all of the trees are cut down, there is no replacing them), while hops for ale can be regrown.

Infinite resources are just that- infinite. Iron Mines, Quarries, and Pitch Rigs never run out of material. They will keep producing until unable to (which is a result of its destruction, running out of labor, or a full stockpile).

Explanations[]

Iron[]

Iron is used in the production of weapons and armor. A worker will carry a single ingot from a mine and place it on the stockpile. Ox Tethers cannot be used by iron workers in SH 1 and SH Crusaders.

Stone[]

Stone is used in the construction of walls, towers, barracks, and gatehouses. Quarries generate large amounts of stone very rapidly. After the fortress walls have been established, this can be a wonderful source of income.

Pitch[]

Pitch is used only for pitch ditches. Large amounts of pitch rigs (about seven or more) can provide a moderate source of income.

Wood[]

Wood is used in the construction of most buildings in Stronghold and . A small Wood Camp is all that is needed; a single trip will provide twelve planks. Wood is a poor source of income, as it does not bring a high price, and there is only a limited supply on any given map.

Hops Farm[]

Hops Farms grow hops for breweries. A single farm can grow enough hops for about four breweries. Before brewing, hops are placed on the stockpile, appearing as a pot of green material.

Ale[]

Ale comes in barrels. A brewer will take a pot of hops and brew them, rolling the resulting barrel back to the stockpile. Ale is used at inns, and is a wonderful way to boost popularity.

Wheat[]

Wheat Farms grow wheat for Mills. A single farm grows around three bunches of wheat to be taken for the mill.

Flour[]

Mills turn the wheat into flour, allowing bakeries to bake bread for consumption.

Candles[]

The Chandler's workshop turns beeswax from bee hives into candles to be used at the church.

Wool[]

Sheep farmers generate wool from their sheep herd, which is used by weavers to convert into cloth.

Cloth[]

Weavers turn wool into cloth, allowing for the creation of dresses for royal banquets.

Grapes[]

Vineyards produce grapes. A single farm produces two bunches of grapes, which are used by the vintner to make wine.

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