Then you will have so many FPs that you can easily level every Great Building you want, including Château Frontenac to level 116 to progress to Early Middle Ages. The best strategy is to stay in Bronze Age till level 54 and then go on to the Iron Age, and level it to level 72. But empirically, it's safe to say that Level 150 is enough for Contemporary Era (with 3 quests), or for Tomorrow Era even lower. To calculate the required Chateau level with 2 or even 3 recurring quests is much more difficult. Story quests appear again, after acquiring certain sectors in the Continent Maps or after unlocking certain technologies.

From Contemporary Era on, you can even have 3 recurring quests, if you did all of the story quests so far. The following table shows which level you need in every age:įrom Late Middle Ages on, you can have 2 recurring quests at a time, which lowers the required level (because you can use the supply/coin reward for fulfilling a supply/coin quest).

P – amount of resource you need to pay.Ģ80 ⋅ P 2 ⋅ R s + R b − 40.

This is the base formula used to count the needed level: If you combine those two facts, you can 'exploit' the game: if your Château Frontenac boosts coins and supplies rewards enough so that you get more as reward than you paid for the Unbirthday Party quest, then you can do that quest endlessly. The exact amount required depends on your era.

Unbirthday Party is a Recurring Quest which asks you to pay an amount of coins and supplies to receive a Random Reward.

Château Frontenac is a Great Building that boosts quests rewards if the rewards are coins, supplies, Diamonds, Medals, or Goods.

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