Dedalon

The bloodline of master builders. They set stone and timber in place before anyone else.

Dedalon's first master built a bridge in a single night across a mountain gorge no one could pass, and for that daring he was thrown into the king's dungeon. He pried the dungeon walls apart stone by stone, raised a tower outside with those same stones, and in the morning greeted the king from its top. Instead of punishing him, the king entrusted him with his palace. Ever since, the children of Dedalon's houses learn to hold a square before they learn to walk. The walls they raise go up in a season and stand for an Age. What falls they raise again faster than the first time, for they keep the place of every stone in their minds.

What it does

Every construction finishes 10% faster, on top of your Palace's speed. Your queue empties more often, and your resources turn into buildings sooner.

Three rules

Once your holding is founded, your house stays with you for the whole Age. In a new Age, you choose again.

Rivals learn your house only by sending scouts; your allies can see it.

Your house's bonus adds to that of any building that does the same job.

Choose your banner.

You choose your house when you join a world. Let your banner reflect the way you play.