This page has information about the clan citadel's interface.

How do I teleport around the citadel?Edit

First press the citadel icon where the world map usually is in the top right corner. Then, click on one of the blue Ts on the first page of the interface. Hover over each to see where they go.

How do I access the citadel sidebar interface?Edit

It is accessed by clicking the castle icon on next to the friends list icon (replacing a blank tab).

Describe what the interface meansEdit

At the top of the sidebar, the name and tier of the plot is displayed. Underneath, there will be one or more boxes displaying the resources that can be gathered at that plot.

Inside these boxes several things are displayed:

• The name of the resource that the box represents
• A lock icon to the right, above the numbers:
  • A silver, unlocked lock means the plot is unlocked
  • A gold, unlocked lock means the plot is unlocked, but set to automatically lock when the goal is reached
  • A gold, locked lock means the plot is locked - either set to automatically lock and has reached the goal, or has been manually locked
  • See here for more on plot locking
• The player total: how much of the resource you have gathered this build tick, to two decimal places
• The clan total: how much the clan has gathered altogether, to no decimal places. This is typically displayed as a fraction - the numerator is the current amount the clan has gathered, and the denominator is the current goal for that resource (see above about goals)

There are several boxes present on the sidebar for the mine and furnace, and only one for the other plots.

The furnace also has a special box which lists the amount of charcoal, ore and precious ore left - if either of the ore counts are zero, then that side of the furnace cannot be used; if the charcoal count is zero, then the furnace cannot be used at all.

At the bottom of the sidebar is a bar common to all of the plots. It lists the currently used resource cap, and the maximum resource cap (see above about resource caps). It also has icons for all the plots, once of which will have a white square around it (it is selected). Clicking on the icons will change the sidebar to display information about that plot instead. However, if you are working at a plot the sidebar will automatically switch back to the plot you're working at - that is unless you use the 'pin button'. To the right of the cooking plot's icon is a small button, that when selected (filled in with yellow), the sidebar will not change unless you change it yourself, it will not change automatically.

When you open the sidebar, which plot is shown depends on several things:

• If you are working at a plot, it will display that plot
• If you are simply stood around, it will display the plot with the primary goal
  • If there is no primary goal, it will display the woodcutting plot
• If you had already opened the interface, it will display what you last had open, providing you didn't start working on a different plot
• If the override button is selected, it will display whichever plot you had selected regardless of work on other plots

How do I access the main citadel interface?Edit

It is accessed by clicking on the castle icon next to the minimap - it replaces the globe.

Describe what each page is aboutEdit

All pages - top right

The top right of the interface displays the time until the next build tick, in the format xd yh zm, or x days, y hours and z minutes. It also displays how many people have used the citadel since the last build tick.

Section 1Edit

Page 1 - Map

The first page, identified by the image of a red building on a grid, is the map of the citadel. It can be used to see what the citadel looks like this week, and next week, as well as the layout and day/night can be changed by citadel administrators.

The most important part of this page is the map - each of the blue Ts can be clicked to teleport around the citadel. There are teleports to each of the skill plots, as well as the keep, the entrance portal, the town square, the battlefield and the clan meeting tent/events noticeboard.

The normal world map can be accessed by clicking the globe in the centre of the interface.

Page 2 - Buildings

The second page, identified by the image of three buildings with red roofs, lists all the buildings available in the citadel, and their tiers. Clicking each button will open an interface showing the upkeep of each building - on the right side of the interface each icon can be clicked to instead show the cost of upgrading, the upkeep after downgrading, and other information.

Citadel admins can use this page to mark buildings for upgrade and downgrade.

The second page of the citadel interface - buildings.

Clicking on one of the building icons, either in the menu to the left or on the icon on the map shows the upkeep information.

Clicking the up arrow shows upgrade information - hovering over the upgrade button will show any other prerequisites.

Clicking the down arrow will show the upkeep the plot will use after being downgraded.

Clicking the i shows some options for moving the building around.

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Page 3 - Customisation

The third page, an icon of a wrench, shows what customisations can be built. Three possible customisations can be applied each tick. They can be selected either by clicking one of the 14 icons in the centre, which represent 'blanket customisations' (features which appear all over the citadel), or by clicking the individual dots on the map (red dots have nothing built, green dots have something built, yellow dots have building in progress). Citadel admins use this page to add cosmetic upgrades to the citadel.

The third page of the interface - customisations. Note the order for a flag and the corresponding wrench on the blanket customisation list, and the order for a hedge and a statue and the corresponding two yellow dots on the map.

After selecting the walls blanket customisation from the centre, this interface is shown, which lists the various different walls available and their resource cost - grand walls shown.

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Page 4 - Resources

Page four, bar chart icon, gives a graphical display of the state of the resources in the citadel. There is an icon for each resource type, as well as a key to show what each of the colours mean. Please note that "upgrade/building costs" (yellow) do not include the cost of cosmetic items, thus citadel admins will set the goal to that.

This screen is where citadel admins can set the goal for each resource, as well set locks on resources. (See here for more on plot locking.)

The fourth page of the interface - resources. Note the yellow dots on the resource icons - this signifies that a goal is set for that resource. Also note the locks on stone, bars and precious bars - Stone has an automatic lock set, and has reached the goal so has locked itself; bars have an automatic lock set, and has not reached the goal so is unlocked; precious bars have a manual lock set, as shown by the highlight.

Hovering over the bar for a resource displays information about the current state of the resource - how much had been obtained, the goal, how much is needed, the surplus. Note that customisations are not accounted for in the automatic calculations.

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Section 2Edit

Jobs list

Section two, accessed by clicking the image of an up arrow and a checkbox contains 3 simple to use tabs. Section 1 can be accessed by clicking the image of the castle.

The first tab, with the silver down arrow, lists all downgrade jobs.

The second tab, with the coin stack, lists all plots and a percentage relating to how much of the upkeep for each plot is gathered.

The third tab, with the golden up arrow, lists all upgrade/build jobs ordered, displaying a percentage relating to how much of the upgrade's resources has been gathered.

In the second two tabs, the colours of the bars represent the following:

• Red is for the part of the upkeep/upgrade which is currently ungathered.
• Green is for the part that has been gathered this tick.
• Blue is for the part that has been part-paid in previous tick(s) (third tab only).
• Yellow is for the part that is paid for by minions gathered this tick.

Hovering over the icon for the resource shows a summary of what has been collected so far, and hovering over coloured section displays how many resources that section represents, and the total for the bar - hovering over red will show how much more of that resource is needed; hovering over yellow will also show the ratio of minions to resource for that resource (3:1 for both bars, 1:1 otherwise). Minions pay for the upkeep and upgrades in the order they are listed in the queue, and pay for resources in the order timber-stone-cloth-bars-precious bars.

The initial view of the jobs list - the upkeep list. These orders are all filled out first. Notice the two colours of percentage - green for all resources provided, yellow for some of the resources required provided by minions.

Clicking on one of the rows opens this interface. Hovering over a bar shows how much of that coloured part of the bar is displaying.

Hovering over the resource icon instead displays a summary of the resources provided. 'Wildcard' refers to minions. Notice there is no 'paid' number, like there is for the upgrades screen below.

Clicking the silver down arrow shows a list of the downgrade jobs planned. This should be empty for us.

Clicking the gold up arrow displays the upgrades list for the week. Notice the third colour of percentage - red for not yet 100%.

Looking at the table, it can be seen that the three resources required are partially provided for last tick (blue bar). Considering timber, it also is partially provided for by timber itself, partially by minions, and is still missing some.

Hovering over the icon shows that 31,999 timber has been provided for last tick; 17,543 timber has been gathered toward the table this tick; 11,680 minions are counting as timber, and there is still 48,778 timber left to go (for a total of 110,000 timber). Notice there is a 'paid' number, where there is not for the upkeep screen above.

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A note on the percentages: The percentage is not simply (sum of all appropriate resources required)/(total resources required). The percentage is first divided up into equal parts based on how many different types of resource is required - if two types of resource is required, each resource will be allocated 50%; if three, each will get 33.333...%, etc. Then, the amount of resource available out of the amount required will be converted into a percentage, then multiplied by the percentage allocated. Finally, the percentages for all resources are added up, giving the displayed percentage. Example:

• 1000/2000 timber, 2000/2000 stone, 10/100 bars
• Three types of resource, so each is allocated 33.333...%
• 50% of the timber requirement has been reached; 100% of the stone requirement; 10% of the bars requirement
• Thus, the overall percentage displayed is 0.5*33.333+1*33.333+0.1*33.333 = 53.33..., which will be rounded to no decimal places and displayed as 53% - not (1000+2000+10*3)/(2000+2000+100*4) = 70%.

Can I check what other players have gathered?Edit

All clanmates can check on their own or another's current amount resources gathered using the resource check button - in the clan chat interface, click the arrow next to the clanmate's name, then click the button with the coins on it. This will display what the clanmate has gathered since the last build tick in game chat. This can only be performed if the clanmate is logged into the same world as the checker.

Note that the interface may have rounding errors (resources are gathered to at least 2 decimal places, but are displayed as integers): see below example.

The location of the resource checker.

An example check, where the player Nebuleon has gathered 1,126 charcoal, 255 bars, 732 precious bars, and 235 minions for a total of 2,350 resources (notice that this adds up to 2,348 due to rounding errors).

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