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'''Aqueduct'''s are large-scale projects consisting of a series of linked buildings.  An [[Aqueduct Pumping Station]] is constructed next to a source of deep water.  Water is then manually pumped and raised to a specified altitude.  Gravity then sends the water flowing through a chain of [[Aqueduct_Tower|Aqueduct Towers]], which stand 20 coords apart and are connected by pipes.  At each tower, some of the water flows down to a ground-level basin where it is accessible to Egyptians and plants.
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'''Aqueduct'''s are large-scale projects consisting of a series of linked buildings.  An [[requires::Aqueduct Pumping Station]] is constructed next to a source of deep water.  Water is then manually pumped and raised to a specified altitude.  Gravity then sends the water flowing through a chain of [[requires::Aqueduct Tower]]s, which stand 20 coords apart and are connected by pipes.  At each tower, some of the water flows down to a ground-level basin where it is accessible to Egyptians and plants.
  
 
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* [[Jugs]] can be filled there.
 
* [[Jugs]] can be filled there.
 
* Taking a drink straight from the basin provides a temporary +3 boost to a random [[attribute]] (the attribute boosted is randomly set when the tower is built).
 
* Taking a drink straight from the basin provides a temporary +3 boost to a random [[attribute]] (the attribute boosted is randomly set when the tower is built).
* Growing [[vegetables]] nearby provides improved yields.  Some towers boost the yield of certain vegetable types, randomly determined when the tower is built. This bonus is active for a radius of 3 coordinates from the dead center of a tower.
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* Growing [[Vegetables]] nearby provides improved yields.  Some towers boost the yield of certain vegetable types, randomly determined when the tower is built. This bonus is active for a radius of 3 coordinates from the dead center of a tower.
* [[Moss]] grows in the basin, which can be harvested for scientific and agricultural purposes.
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* [[produces::Moss]] grows in the basin, which can be harvested for scientific and agricultural purposes.
* With [[Herbiculture]] tech, [[herb seeds]] can be cultivated at certain towers.
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* With [[Herbiculture]] tech, [[Herb Seeds]] can be cultivated at certain towers.
 
* Ecology-wise, Aqueducts dramatically increase the groundwater near towers, up to a groundwater of 200 or more.  
 
* Ecology-wise, Aqueducts dramatically increase the groundwater near towers, up to a groundwater of 200 or more.  
  

Revision as of 00:08, 25 March 2016

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Aqueducts are large-scale projects consisting of a series of linked buildings. An Aqueduct Pumping Station is constructed next to a source of deep water. Water is then manually pumped and raised to a specified altitude. Gravity then sends the water flowing through a chain of Aqueduct Towers, which stand 20 coords apart and are connected by pipes. At each tower, some of the water flows down to a ground-level basin where it is accessible to Egyptians and plants.

Use

An aqueduct tower supplied with fresh, pure water offers a number of advantages to passers-by:

  • Jugs can be filled there.
  • Taking a drink straight from the basin provides a temporary +3 boost to a random attribute (the attribute boosted is randomly set when the tower is built).
  • Growing Vegetables nearby provides improved yields. Some towers boost the yield of certain vegetable types, randomly determined when the tower is built. This bonus is active for a radius of 3 coordinates from the dead center of a tower.
  • Moss grows in the basin, which can be harvested for scientific and agricultural purposes.
  • With Herbiculture tech, Herb Seeds can be cultivated at certain towers.
  • Ecology-wise, Aqueducts dramatically increase the groundwater near towers, up to a groundwater of 200 or more.

Because gravity is used to pipe water from tower to tower, each tower must be at least 5 feet shorter than the one "upstream" that feeds it.

Required By

Test of Life

Produced By

Test of Life