The From the Ashes DLC for Kingdom Come: Deliverance offers a unique experience, tasking you, as Henry, with rebuilding the ravaged town of Pribyslawitz. This undertaking requires careful management of resources like coal, livestock, grain, and stone. This guide will provide strategies for acquiring these essential materials efficiently, helping you rebuild Pribyslawitz without bankrupting yourself.
Getting Started: Preparing for Trade
Before you begin your shopping spree, ensure you have a healthy sum of groschen. You don't want to find yourself unable to finalize a good deal. Focus on completing quests and other activities to build up your funds.
Crucially, you must invest in Pribyslawitz's basic infrastructure: the bridge and road. This initial investment of around 4,000 groschen is essential, as it allows workers to transport purchased goods to the town. Once these are built, you can start trading.
Resource Acquisition Strategies
Unlike earlier versions of the DLC, resource prices now fluctuate. There's no single guaranteed "best deal" location. This means you'll need to be a savvy trader, comparing prices and leveraging your skills.
1. Coal: Fueling the Reconstruction
Coal is vital for various construction projects. While you can find coal at multiple charcoal burner camps, prices vary.
- Strategy: Visit multiple charcoal burners, including the one at Neuhof, and compare prices. Don't assume Neuhof is always the cheapest. Consider the travel distance and time it takes to reach each location.
2. Livestock: Feeding the Population
Cattle are essential for feeding the town's inhabitants. However, quality varies significantly.
- Ledetchko: Offers cheaper cattle, but be warned: these animals are often in poor health and have a higher chance of dying. This is a short-term solution for players on a tight budget, not a sustainable long-term strategy.
- Sasau: Provides healthier cattle, but at a higher price.
- Strategy: Compare prices at both Ledetchko and Sasau. If you plan on breeding or raising livestock, investing in healthier cattle from Sasau is generally a better choice. Consider how much you value the potential loss of livestock from Ledetchko against the higher cost of Sasau cattle.
Grain is another crucial resource for feeding your workers and the growing population.
- Strategy: Check prices with the bailiff in Samopesh, the trader in Uzhitz, and any millers or traders you encounter. Prices can change, so comparing is essential.
4. Stone: The Foundation of Pribyslawitz
Stone is the most expensive resource. Unfortunately, there's only one source: the Talmberg quarry.
- Strategy: While you can't negotiate the base price (per cart of stone), you can optimize the quarry's production. Assign workers to the quarry and upgrade the foreman's hut as soon as possible. This will increase stone output, effectively reducing the overall cost over time.
General Trading Tips for Success
- Reputation Matters: Building a positive reputation with traders can lead to better prices.
- Hone Your Skills: Invest in your Speech and Bartering skills. These will significantly improve your negotiation abilities and allow you to secure better deals.
- Traveling Merchants: Keep an eye out for traveling merchants. They occasionally offer resources at competitive prices.
- Don't Rush: While securing resources is important, don't rush into buying everything at once. Focus on establishing the basic infrastructure first, then build up your savings and improve your trading skills before making large purchases.
- Consider the Long Term: When deciding between cheaper, lower-quality resources (like Ledetchko cattle) and more expensive, higher-quality options, think about the long-term implications for your town.
- "Units" Clarified: When referring to grain, a "unit" typically refers to a sack or bushel, depending on the context in the game.
Rebuilding Pribyslawitz: A Balancing Act
Rebuilding Pribyslawitz in From the Ashes requires balancing your budget and making smart purchasing decisions. By comparing prices, investing in your trading skills, and optimizing resource production, you can ensure the efficient and sustainable reconstruction of your town. Good luck, Henry!
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