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Here's what the vanarch system entails, since it wasn't exactly crystal clear:
-You acquire the "Honor Steed" for simply being in a guild that holds office. It just appears in your skill list as soon as you join the guild. It's the fastest mount in the game currently at 290, 10 faster than the lion.
-It costs 3,000 policy points per day to keep everything up and running.
-If you plan to ignore the noble cleric, it's 500 less.
-The trade broker costs 500, both trainers together are another 500 (they're not separate).
-The specialty store costs the most, requiring 1,500 PP/day to keep open.
-Each of these services has a button where you can choose to extend the service another day in exchange for the correct amount of PP. When you do this, it announces it to the province.
-You can set tax rates on every individual service, including merchants and travel, up to 15% and as low as 1%.
-The vanarch quests are found on the guild board and are for all of the rare BAMs in the game (Arakia, Barraq, etc.).
-The vanarch quests are identical to the normal rare BAM guild quests, except they award 500 PP per turn in (you get credit for both the vanarch quest AND the guild quest, meaning every 500 PP should come with 4 cath award tokens, too).
-The fastest way to acquire PP is to hunt appropriate level rare BAMs with a group of 5 guildies that all have the quest. This means 2,500 PP per kill, total.
-A vanarch term is 3 weeks (22 days). It would take 66,000 PP to keep the service up for the whole 22 days. This equals a full party of 5 with the quest killing ~27 rare BAMs.
Hope this is helpful.
-You acquire the "Honor Steed" for simply being in a guild that holds office. It just appears in your skill list as soon as you join the guild. It's the fastest mount in the game currently at 290, 10 faster than the lion.
-It costs 3,000 policy points per day to keep everything up and running.
-If you plan to ignore the noble cleric, it's 500 less.
-The trade broker costs 500, both trainers together are another 500 (they're not separate).
-The specialty store costs the most, requiring 1,500 PP/day to keep open.
-Each of these services has a button where you can choose to extend the service another day in exchange for the correct amount of PP. When you do this, it announces it to the province.
-You can set tax rates on every individual service, including merchants and travel, up to 15% and as low as 1%.
-The vanarch quests are found on the guild board and are for all of the rare BAMs in the game (Arakia, Barraq, etc.).
-The vanarch quests are identical to the normal rare BAM guild quests, except they award 500 PP per turn in (you get credit for both the vanarch quest AND the guild quest, meaning every 500 PP should come with 4 cath award tokens, too).
-The fastest way to acquire PP is to hunt appropriate level rare BAMs with a group of 5 guildies that all have the quest. This means 2,500 PP per kill, total.
-A vanarch term is 3 weeks (22 days). It would take 66,000 PP to keep the service up for the whole 22 days. This equals a full party of 5 with the quest killing ~27 rare BAMs.
Hope this is helpful.
Edited by: Destian
12 months ago