You can find out a few different ways.įirst, just try to build the building.

Thankfully, it’s pretty easy to tell what you have a boost for. So instead of making all the goods, you’ll want to trade for them, instead. So if it costs me 500 coins and 500 supplies to make five lumber, for example, with a lumber boost it will also cost me 500 coins and 500 supplies to make two stone if I don’t have the stone boost. The reasoning behind it is pretty simple: if you don’t have the boost for the good you want to make, you cannot make as much of it, but the cost doesn’t change. That’s two out of five goods for each era that you will have a boost for, and it’s simply not worth building a goods production building if you don’t have the boost for that good. Goods on the other hand require some finesse and a whole lot of trading, because you only get two boosts per era on the continent map ( until ME).

If your guild participates in GvG, then they may want a chunk of those goods to help with the war efforts, too.Ĭoins and supplies are pretty easy to get, and very self-explanatory.

Plus, you need coins and supplies to build your armies when you’ve finished sacrificing them to the maps, and for making goods. They’re also used to negotiate in Guild Expedition (GE), and to unlock more levels. All three of these items are used to unlock your tech tree, which is how you advance in age. After all, no matter how many troops you have, you’re going nowhere unless you have the coins, supplies, and goods to take you there. In addition to being a war game, Forge of Empires is also a resource management game.

Forge of empires era goods chart