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 Upgrades improve the health points and defendability of structures. This can be the difference between holding off the enemies banging on the gate and them breaking through. Anyone in the nation can begin or complete upgrades at nation-held locations.
-For upgrading, players are using building materials. These are packages that each bastion generates outside on the pallet. Bastion to generate such packages requires building materials, which players have to bring to the bastion and fulfil the corresponding demand. To do so, interact with the Architect's Table and, on top of the screen, click the blue button [Bastion].<br>
+For upgrading, players are using building materials. These are packages that each bastion generates outside on the pallet. Bastion to generate such packages requires building materials, which players have to bring to the bastion and fulfil the corresponding demand. To do so, interact with the Architect's Table and, on top of the screen, click the blue button [Bastion].<br><br>
 You can fulfil the bastion with resources like:
 *finished logs

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 Upgrades improve the health points and defendability of structures. This can be the difference between holding off the enemies banging on the gate and them breaking through. Anyone in the nation can begin or complete upgrades at nation-held locations.
-For upgrading, players are using building materials. These are packages that each bastion generates outside on the pallet. Bastion to generate such packages requires building materials, which players have to bring to the bastion and fulfil the corresponding demand. To do so, interact with the Architect's Table and, on top of the screen, click the blue button [Bastion].
+For upgrading, players are using building materials. These are packages that each bastion generates outside on the pallet. Bastion to generate such packages requires building materials, which players have to bring to the bastion and fulfil the corresponding demand. To do so, interact with the Architect's Table and, on top of the screen, click the blue button [Bastion].<br>
 You can fulfil the bastion with resources like:
 *finished logs

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 Upgrades improve the health points and defendability of structures. This can be the difference between holding off the enemies banging on the gate and them breaking through. Anyone in the nation can begin or complete upgrades at nation-held locations.
-For upgrading, players are using building materials. These are packages that each bastion generates outside on the pallet. Bastion to generate such packages requires building materials, which players have to bring to the bastion and fulfil the corresponding demand. To do so, interact with the Architect's Table and, on top of the screen, click the blue button "[Bastion].
+For upgrading, players are using building materials. These are packages that each bastion generates outside on the pallet. Bastion to generate such packages requires building materials, which players have to bring to the bastion and fulfil the corresponding demand. To do so, interact with the Architect's Table and, on top of the screen, click the blue button [Bastion].
 You can fulfil the bastion with resources like:
 *finished logs

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-Upgrades improve the health points and defendibility of structures. This can be the difference between holding off the enemies banging on the gate and them breaking through. Anyone in the nation can begin or complete upgrades at nation held locations.
+Upgrades improve the health points and defendability of structures. This can be the difference between holding off the enemies banging on the gate and them breaking through. Anyone in the nation can begin or complete upgrades at nation-held locations.
-Upgrades use the following materials:
-*logs
+For upgrading, players are using building materials. These are packages that each bastion generates outside on the pallet. Bastion to generate such packages requires building materials, which players have to bring to the bastion and fulfil the corresponding demand. To do so, interact with the Architect's Table and, on top of the screen, click the blue button "[Bastion].
-*planks
+You can fulfil the bastion with resources like:
-*nails
+*finished logs
 *limestone
 *lime mortar
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 *gneiss
 *granite
 Visit the [[Architect's Table]] to begin upgrades. Upgrades cannot begin while there is a [[Sieges | siege]] in progress, until 3 minutes after a siege ends. If any buildings are on fire, those fires must be put out before upgrades can happen.

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	At [[Guild Provinces]], guilds can upgrade structures up to their guild level.		At [[Guild Provinces]], guilds can upgrade structures up to their guild level.
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−	There is a weekly title called Architect for the person who upgrades the most. They are able to buy Upgrade Points for no charge. Usually the person with the Architect title will go to locations and dump in lots of points so they are ready to use whenever needed. This is extremely valuable as locations only regenerate up to 10 upgrade points and it can cost dozens or hundreds of points to fully upgrade a city. The expense of upgrade points alone can be offputting, however, for each upgrade you complete, you get XP and a monetary reward which nearly fully sinks the cost.

	==Upgrading Structures==		==Upgrading Structures==

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 If there is no siege occurring, but a structure will not let you upgrade, it is probably because the [[Bastion]] needs to be upgraded first. The bastion building needs to be of equal level with the structure you're trying to upgrade.
-At [[Guild Provinces]], guilds can upgrade structures up to their guild level. A level 3 guild can have level 3 structures, for example.
+At [[Guild Provinces]], guilds can upgrade structures up to their guild level.
 There is a weekly title called Architect for the person who upgrades the most. They are able to buy Upgrade Points for no charge. Usually the person with the Architect title will go to locations and dump in lots of points so they are ready to use whenever needed. This is extremely valuable as locations only regenerate up to 10 upgrade points and it can cost dozens or hundreds of points to fully upgrade a city. The expense of upgrade points alone can be offputting, however, for each upgrade you complete, you get XP and a monetary reward which nearly fully sinks the cost.

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	==Downgrading==		==Downgrading==

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 '''5. Visit the scaffold.'''
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