Buildings, Wooden

Like stone buildings, the following structures are found within the castle walls as out-buildings. In addition, they make up the majority of buildings in a town, village, or other community. The dimensions listed for each entry are the most common, but builders are by no means restricted to them. When determining the price and labor time for a nonstandard building, base your estimate on the square footage of its nearest equivalent from this listing.

Small, medium, and large wooden buildings have very thin walls, usually only a few inches thick. Small buildings are 20’ by 20’, giving them 400 square feet of floor space. Medium buildings are 40’ by 20’ and have 800 square feet of floor space. Large buildings, which are often found as storage areas or large shops, are 60’ by 30’ and have 1,800 square feet of floor space.

Great wooden buildings are two story affairs that stand 30’ tall. They are 60’ long and 30’ wide, with 1,800 square feet of surface area on each floor.

Grand wooden buildings are three stories (45’) tall and measure 80’ by 40’. Each floor has a surface area of 3,200 square feet for a total of 9,600 square feet.

Module Type	Tech	Time	Gold
Building, Small Wooden	1	8	40
Building, Medium Wooden	1	12	60
Building, Large Wooden	1	18	90
Building, Great Wooden	2	40	200
Building, Grand Wooden	2	75	375