Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. This list shows what goods, coins, supplies, and Diamond are required per age. From Bronze Age to the Artic Future. Bronze Age: Marble; 2 Lumber; 2 Coins; 2300 Supplies; 2300 Fordge Points; 217 Iron Age: Dye; 15 Limestone; 3 Stone; 20 Ebony; 4 Marble; 21 Cloth; 11 Lumber; 306
if for instance you have a surplus of ebony or iron age good: trading same age goods = 1:1. 10 ebony for 10 jewels iron age goods for iron age goods. trading down to previous age = 1:2. 10 ebony for 20 wine or iron age goods for bronze age goods. trading up to next age = 2:1.
Obviously it's much more efficient to make goods of your own age and trade down than it is to make lower-age goods yourself, as you don't need to run production buildings of all ages. The motive is to save space - I always 'upgrade' my buildings when I get to a new age and rely on trading and special buildings for lower-age supplies.
This calculator uses the cost of making the goods in Forge of Empires and calculates a fair ratio for trading based on the goods costs. Please note: worlds have their own economy and a shortage of a certain good in the neighbourhood/guild may change what people are willing to pay for a certain good. This tool does not take any of this into
A detailed guide on trading! There's a lot of math here, but just use even trading if you're lazy. Please subscribe to support my channel! It helps a ton! Th
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