Description[]
From Tyrian purple to kermes, dyes reflect your splendour.
Tyrian Purple, also known as Imperial purple, was used to dye royal and ceremonial robes by the ancients as early as 1600BC. It was produced from various molluscs, notably the Murex, and was not only an extraordinary colour but was valued as it did not fade. Incredibly laborious to produce, Tyrian purple took some 12,000 shellfish to extract 1.5 grams of dye. The Phoenicians, whose name even derives from the Greek for purple, traded the dye all across the Mediterranean from cities such as Carthage. Later, of course, its production and dissemination was controlled by the Roman Empire.
Trade Value[]
Dyes have value of 12 at the start of the campaign.
Settlements[]
- Siraf, Persis
- Tyrus, Syria
- Leopolis, Transcarpathia
- Sabrata, Tripolitana
Building Chain[]
Tier | Name | Cost | Sanitation | Resource production | Bonus |
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1 | Dye Tubs | 2500 | 0 | 20 | |
2 | Dye Maker | 4000 | -2 | 40 | |
3 | Dye Works | 7000 | -4 | 80 | |
4 | Dye Factory | 11500 | -6 | 160 |
Required for building[]
Eastern[]
- Mosaic Workshop
- Adobe Kilns
- Carpet Maker
- Caravanserai
- Majore Field
- Grand Palace
- Academy
- Governor's Palace
- Royal Hamam
- Imperial Palace
Roman[]
- Adobe Kilns
- Governor's Palace
- Imperial Palace
- Royal Court
Tengrism[]
Total War: Attila Campaign | |
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Mechanics | Campaign Gameplay • Religion • Resources |
Religions | Arian Christianity • Eastern Christianity • Greek Christianity • Latin Christianity • Judaism • Manichaeism • Zoroastrianism • German Paganism • Celtic Paganism • Roman Paganism • Semitic Paganism • Slavic Paganism • Tengrism • Minor Religions |
Buildings | Nomadic Buildings • Roman Buildings • Eastern Buildings • Barbarian Buildings |
Resources | Dyes • Gemstones • Gold • Salt • Spices • Iron • Lead • Furs |
Other | List of Provinces |