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Exotic Goods Storage is a faction unique building chain belonging to Lycia, in a Total War Saga: Troy, which can be built in capitals and resource settlements.

Description[]

Modern archaeological findings depict the peoples of the Aegean as resourceful navigators and traders who carried goods far and wide across the world, including north to Scandinavia. Bronze objects began to appear in northern Europe around 1750 BC, the same period that amber first showed up in the graves of Mycenae and Minoa, suggesting commercial exchanges between the two. Likewise, the tin that was used in Achaean and Anatolian metalworking was most likely mined in Britain; recent studies suggest that Minoan bronze contained tin that originated in the western county of Cornwall.

Exotic Goods Storage (tier 1)[]

Built on an empty slot. Can be upgraded to Exotic Goods Trader.

Building Construction Cost Remark Effect
TROY bld s exotic goods 220 wood
100 stone
“And he walked into his storeroom, with its high roof and fragrant cedar, where many precious objects were held in store.” +1 precious resource per turn
-1 to happiness
+10 to efficiency for enacting royal decrees
-5% to building construction cost

Exotic Goods Trader (tier 3)[]

Upgraded from Exotic Goods Storage. Requires a tier 3 or higher main settlement. Can be further upgraded to Exotic Goods Market.

Building Upgrade Cost Remark Effect
TROY bld s exotic goods 300 wood
140 stone
An item's value increases with the distance from its source. +2 precious resource per turn
-3 to happiness
+20 to efficiency for enacting royal decrees
-8% to building construction cost

Exotic Goods Market (tier 5)[]

Upgraded from Exotic Goods Trader. Requires a tier 5 or higher main settlement.

Building Upgrade Cost Remark Effect
TROY bld s exotic goods 560 wood
270 stone
Enough rare goods exchange hands in a day here to purchase entire armies. +3 precious resource per turn
-5 to happiness
+30 to efficiency for enacting royal decrees
-12% to building construction cost
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