Houses

A house deed is bought from an architect, placed on empty ground and managed from the house sign. Double-click the sign and the menu speaks Turkish; switch your language and the menu switches with you.

Storage and lockdowns

Every house has a storage allowance, and the number of items you may lock down equals it. Buying storage from the house menu raises that allowance to twice the listed number, so the real ceiling is double the table below.

The numbers were deliberately cut on this shard: every house carries thirty percent of its original storage. The ratios were kept, so the gap between a small house and a castle is what it always was. The reason is simple — hoarding should cost something, and a house that works as unlimited storage makes the bank pointless for everybody who does not own one.

One vendor per house

A house holds a single vendor. A crowded house used to carry dozens, and that alone made the bazaar pointless: nobody would pay rent for a stall. If you want to sell, your place is the market, not your front room.

What the menu gained

The security page gained lock, unlock and secure-container buttons. The storage page now also counts the incubators and fish ovens in the house; both are capped per house.

The decay and property tax lines are still drawn in the menu, but both are switched off. Your house will not fall down because you stayed away.