A pottery in Pen Canoc used to be really profitable; it's kinda average after they nerfed the ♥♥♥♥ out of pottery shops, though. So far I've found that opening a Smithy in Seonon is reliably good profit and I usually do so every campaign I'm down in that portion of the map, although as others have noted, the effect of wars on profit is substantial.
workshops are somehow tied to surrounding villages providing raw materials, e.g. Onira -> Silver - Silversmith (1 village) or Pen Cannoc -> Clay - Pottery Shop (2 villages), chances are the workshop will be profitable, or u can actively source cheaper raw materials and sell that to the town which will lower production cost or sell end product at towns which commands a higher price, war/siege Recruit. Apr 10, 2020. #1. For some reason several of the workshops I own are making ZERO income. There's no scope for product demand. There's no way (as far as I know) to tell what type of workshop would prosper - it's just expensive junk. Why add in the option for so many different shops with zero indication on what will do well in that A workshop will cost you 15,000 denar but are worth it for long-term income. As your clan levels up, you can make more money from workshops and increase the number you have at any one time. So how can i as a player influence how my workshop produces to make more money amd what is the underlying symptoms of workshop income?? literally spent 80,000 on workshops at least and made less than 2 or 3 thousand in that time. Perks may help. Trade 50 - Your workshops have 20% less upkeep. Trade 150 - Your workshop productions are increased