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* [[Boards]] - 2200 | * [[Boards]] - 2200 | ||
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[[University of Architecture]] | [[University of Architecture]] | ||
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| − | + | == Uses == | |
| + | Allows one to build [[Obelisks]], for the [[Test of the Obelisk]]. | ||
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| + | === Learning === | ||
| + | * Level required to learn: 3 | ||
| + | * Teachable in: Not teachable. Must learn from University. | ||
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| + | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | *100 cubit Desert Obelisk costs as much to build (plus the cost of a small construction site) as opening the technology in a single region. This milestone is likely to be achieved in many regions long before these regions have opened the technology. | ||
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[[Category:Technologies]] | [[Category:Technologies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:09, 28 February 2010
| Main Shard | Bastet | T5 Beta |
Research Costs
Researched At
Opened In
- Research/Adn
- Research/Falcon Bay
- Research/Khmun
- Research/Nomads' Paradise
- Research/Pyramid Lake
- Research/Queen's Retreat
- Research/Meroe
- Research/Saqqarah
- Research/Shabbat Ab
- Research/Sinai
- Research/Stillwater
Uses
Allows one to build Obelisks, for the Test of the Obelisk.
Learning
- Level required to learn: 3
- Teachable in: Not teachable. Must learn from University.
Trivia
- 100 cubit Desert Obelisk costs as much to build (plus the cost of a small construction site) as opening the technology in a single region. This milestone is likely to be achieved in many regions long before these regions have opened the technology.
