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[[File:Iron Mine.jpg|thumb|200px|A [[Quarry]] and an [[Iron Mine]]]] | [[File:Iron Mine.jpg|thumb|200px|A [[Quarry]] and an [[Iron Mine]]]] | ||
The '''Mine''' is a structure which allows [[miner]]s to obtain [[iron | The '''Mine''' is a structure which allows [[miner]]s to obtain [[iron]] or [[coal]]<ref>http://www.shiningrocksoftware.com/?p=844</ref>. A mine can produce a maximum of 3500 iron (if only iron is mined) or 7000 coal (if only coal is mined) before becoming depleted. Mines can only collect one resource at a time, but this designation can be changed at will. | ||
Mines | Mines, like quarries, cannot be fully removed and will leave an unbuildable area when deconstructed. | ||
== Resource Gathering == | == Resource Gathering == | ||
Aside from trading, mining is the only way to obtain coal. Citizens will use coal to heat their homes in place of [[firewood]]. Citizens do not appear to have a preference and will grab whatever is more convenient. There is not a sure-fire way to prevent citizens from using coal as fuel. Coal is mainly used by the [[blacksmith]] to make [[tools#Steel Tools|steel tools]], which last longer than [[tools#Iron Tools|iron tools]]. | |||
== Placement Restrictions and Labor Force == | |||
Mines need to be placed on the side of a hill or mountain and have a maximum capacity of 30 workers. There are no diminishing returns on workers; that is to say that the thirtieth worker will produce just as much iron or coal as the first worker (all else being equal). | |||
Educated workers produce 2 iron or 4 coal at a time, while uneducated workers produce 1 iron or 3 coal at a time. This does not effect the maximum yield from the mine; mines will always produce 3500 iron or 7000 coal before being depleted. Tools are especially important for miners. A miner with tools will produce iron or coal nearly 5 times as fast as a miner without tools. | |||
== Hazards == | == Hazards == | ||
Miners will occasionally die from a cave in, though these cave ins will not affect the other miners or the mine's productivity, aside from the loss of the one worker. | |||
===Building cost=== | ===Building cost=== | ||
Revision as of 03:43, 23 April 2014
The Mine is a structure which allows miners to obtain iron or coal[1]. A mine can produce a maximum of 3500 iron (if only iron is mined) or 7000 coal (if only coal is mined) before becoming depleted. Mines can only collect one resource at a time, but this designation can be changed at will.
Mines, like quarries, cannot be fully removed and will leave an unbuildable area when deconstructed.
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Resource Gathering
Aside from trading, mining is the only way to obtain coal. Citizens will use coal to heat their homes in place of firewood. Citizens do not appear to have a preference and will grab whatever is more convenient. There is not a sure-fire way to prevent citizens from using coal as fuel. Coal is mainly used by the blacksmith to make steel tools, which last longer than iron tools.
Placement Restrictions and Labor Force
Mines need to be placed on the side of a hill or mountain and have a maximum capacity of 30 workers. There are no diminishing returns on workers; that is to say that the thirtieth worker will produce just as much iron or coal as the first worker (all else being equal).
Educated workers produce 2 iron or 4 coal at a time, while uneducated workers produce 1 iron or 3 coal at a time. This does not effect the maximum yield from the mine; mines will always produce 3500 iron or 7000 coal before being depleted. Tools are especially important for miners. A miner with tools will produce iron or coal nearly 5 times as fast as a miner without tools.
Hazards
Miners will occasionally die from a cave in, though these cave ins will not affect the other miners or the mine's productivity, aside from the loss of the one worker.
Building cost
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