Resource ledger
A verified name index for nine resources and goods, designed to connect item questions to production, buildings, progression, and distribution.
The supplied official evidence names iron, copper, lumber, fiber, grain, coin, whale blubber, silver, and wine. These nine names are the current verified resource ledger. They demonstrate that the economy spans materials, currency, and goods, but the handoff does not provide a complete source, recipe, import, price, or demand table.
This page keeps the names easy to scan and explains how to use them inside the confirmed production model. It does not force each item into a local, imported, food, or equipment category without evidence. Instead, the section headings act as questions for future verified records while the table links each name to the most relevant current reference.
Iron, copper, lumber, fiber, grain, coin, whale blubber, silver, and wine are all confirmed names, but the supplied evidence does not state which are gathered locally on every island. The heading “Local raw materials” is therefore used as a research and play question, not as a hidden classification applied to the table. Check the live interface for the actual source of the item you are following.
When a material appears in a production problem, record the exact name and trace its route toward processing. Buildings must connect across cliffs, and bridges and ziplines help move goods across height. A shortage can therefore be a source problem, a route problem, or a processing problem. The production ledger keeps those possibilities separate.
| Resource or good | Verified status | Browse next |
|---|---|---|
| Iron | Name confirmed in official store material. | /production-chains/ |
| Copper | Name confirmed in official store material. | /production-chains/ |
| Lumber | Name confirmed in official store material. | /buildings/ |
| Fiber | Name confirmed in official store material. | /production-chains/ |
| Grain | Name confirmed in official store material. | /production-chains/ |
The content inventory reserves an imported-resources section because source and movement matter in a logistics game, but the supplied facts do not identify which of the nine named items are imported. Rather than assign a source by intuition, this page preserves a neutral ledger and directs the player to verify the acquisition channel in the game.
This boundary matters for planning. A locally gathered input and an imported input may create different route questions, yet both still enter the supported model of materials, processing, movement, finished goods, and distribution. Future trusted records can add a source field to each row without rewriting the page or changing its URL.
Grain and wine are confirmed names whose ordinary meanings place them near food and drink, but the handoff does not specify recipes, needs, consumption rates, or the buildings that use them. Taverns are a confirmed building example, yet no direct wine-to-tavern mechanic is asserted here. Keeping those facts separate prevents a plausible theme from becoming an unsupported gameplay claim.
Use the ledger as a vocabulary check. If the interface shows grain or wine, the name can be matched confidently. Then trace the live route and production context rather than relying on an assumed recipe. This is the same evidence discipline applied to coin, metals, lumber, fiber, and whale blubber.
| Resource or good | What is confirmed | What remains open |
|---|---|---|
| Grain | The name appears in official store material. | Source, recipes, rates, and demand. |
| Wine | The name appears in official store material. | Source, recipes, rates, and demand. |
Crew needs and equipment are part of the planned role reference, and the economy contains more than fifty manufactured and distributed goods. The current facts do not identify which of the nine named items become equipment or which crew roles require them. No role-to-item mapping is published until that relationship is verified.
Coin, whale blubber, and silver remain in the same neutral index as the other confirmed names. Coin also links naturally to the Wealth progression dimension as a navigation aid, but this page does not claim a conversion formula or progression value. Continue to Crew & Captains for role categories, Production Chains for flow, or Progression for the four confirmed dimensions.
| Resource or good | Reference hub | Browse next |
|---|---|---|
| Coin | Resources & Goods | /progression/ |
| Whale blubber | Resources & Goods | /production-chains/ |
| Silver | Resources & Goods | /production-chains/ |
| Wine | Resources & Goods | /buildings/ |
No. Official descriptions say more than fifty types of goods are manufactured and distributed, while this sealed handoff confirms nine names: iron, copper, lumber, fiber, grain, coin, whale blubber, silver, and wine. A full verified item and recipe database is not included yet.
The supplied evidence does not identify an import classification for the nine named items. The page keeps an imported-resources section as a future data field and directs players to verify the acquisition source in the live interface instead of assigning sources by intuition.
Wine and taverns are both confirmed names, but the sealed facts do not establish a direct recipe, consumption rule, or building dependency between them. The page keeps those statements separate so a thematic association is not presented as a verified mechanic.
