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Oryginał · en_us
Carpenter's House
Kopia · ja_jp
大工の家
Oryginał · en_us
Cattle Farm
Kopia · ja_jp
牛の牧場
Oryginał · en_us
Chicken Farm
Kopia · ja_jp
鶏小屋
Oryginał · en_us
Church
Kopia · ja_jp
教会
Oryginał · en_us
Farm
Kopia · ja_jp
農家
Oryginał · en_us
Bandit Castle
Kopia · ja_jp
盗賊男爵の城
Oryginał · en_us
Forge
Kopia · ja_jp
鍛冶場
Oryginał · en_us
Fort
Kopia · ja_jp
砦
Oryginał · en_us
Guard Tower
Kopia · ja_jp
砦
Oryginał · en_us
Guard Tower
Kopia · ja_jp
砦
Oryginał · en_us
Fountain
Kopia · ja_jp
噴水
Oryginał · en_us
Village Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
村の城壁
Oryginał · en_us
End Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
端壁
Oryginał · en_us
End Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
端壁
Oryginał · en_us
End Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
端壁
Oryginał · en_us
Corner Tower
Kopia · ja_jp
角塔
Oryginał · en_us
Village Gate
Kopia · ja_jp
村の門
Oryginał · en_us
Village Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
村の城壁
Oryginał · en_us
Village Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
村の城壁
Oryginał · en_us
Village Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
村の城壁
Oryginał · en_us
Village Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
村の城壁
Oryginał · en_us
Village Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
村の城壁
Oryginał · en_us
Village Wall
Kopia · ja_jp
村の城壁
Oryginał · en_us
Wall Tower
Kopia · ja_jp
城壁塔
Oryginał · en_us
Gift House
Kopia · ja_jp
贈り物の家
Oryginał · en_us
Glassblower's Workshop
Kopia · ja_jp
ガラス職人の工房
Oryginał · en_us
Grove
Kopia · ja_jp
木立
Oryginał · en_us
Guard House
Kopia · ja_jp
衛兵の家
Oryginał · en_us
Guardroom
Kopia · ja_jp
衛兵詰所
Oryginał · en_us
Guest House
Kopia · ja_jp
ゲストハウス
Oryginał · en_us
Guild Hall
Kopia · ja_jp
ギルドハウス
Oryginał · en_us
Inn
Kopia · ja_jp
宿屋
Oryginał · en_us
Large Fort
Kopia · ja_jp
大要塞
Oryginał · en_us
Large Fort Armory
Kopia · ja_jp
大要塞の武器庫
Oryginał · en_us
Guard Room
Kopia · ja_jp
衛兵の間
Oryginał · en_us
Large Fountain
Kopia · ja_jp
大きな噴水
Oryginał · en_us
Large Guard House
Kopia · ja_jp
大型衛兵所
Oryginał · en_us
Inn
Kopia · ja_jp
宿屋
Oryginał · en_us
Men's Dormitory
Kopia · ja_jp
男性寝室
Oryginał · en_us
Women's Dormitory
Kopia · ja_jp
女性寝室
Oryginał · en_us
Tavern
Kopia · ja_jp
酒場
Oryginał · en_us
Cidery
Kopia · ja_jp
シードル工房
Oryginał · en_us
Lone Abbey
Kopia · ja_jp
離れた修道院
Oryginał · en_us
Altar
Kopia · ja_jp
祭壇
Oryginał · en_us
Lone Grove
Kopia · ja_jp
離れた木立
Oryginał · en_us
Lone Grove
Kopia · ja_jp
離れた木立
Oryginał · en_us
Lone Inn
Kopia · ja_jp
離れた宿屋
Oryginał · en_us
Lone Inn Stall
Kopia · ja_jp
離れた宿屋の屋台
Oryginał · en_us
Lone Inn Stall
Kopia · ja_jp
離れた宿屋の屋台
Oryginał · en_us
Lumberman's Hut
Kopia · ja_jp
離れた木こり小屋
Wall Tower — A tower that is part of the village's defensive wall (the tower belongs to the wall).
Unikaj: 'Wall of the tower' or simply 'village wall'.
Grove — A plot of trees planted and tended by the village (worked by a lumberman) as its source of wood. A managed tree plantation inside or next to the village, not wild woodland. The Japanese one is a 'kodachi', where trees are grown for resources.
Unikaj: Words for a wild forest, a public park, or an orchard (unless the trees are fruit trees); single-tree names.
A large house for soldiers (a barracks, French 'Caserne'): the house is large, not the guard.
Lone (building) — An inhabited, working building or small settlement standing on its own in the wilderness, away from any village (an isolated inn, mill, monastery, igloo, farm…). Villagers live in it. 'Lone' means isolated or standalone. Buildings that really are abandoned are named 'Lost …' instead.
Unikaj: Words meaning abandoned, deserted, ruined, or emotionally lonely.
Grove — A plot of trees planted and tended by the village (worked by a lumberman) as its source of wood. A managed tree plantation inside or next to the village, not wild woodland. The Japanese one is a 'kodachi', where trees are grown for resources.
Unikaj: Words for a wild forest, a public park, or an orchard (unless the trees are fruit trees); single-tree names.
Lone (building) — An inhabited, working building or small settlement standing on its own in the wilderness, away from any village (an isolated inn, mill, monastery, igloo, farm…). Villagers live in it. 'Lone' means isolated or standalone. Buildings that really are abandoned are named 'Lost …' instead.
Unikaj: Words meaning abandoned, deserted, ruined, or emotionally lonely.
Grove — A plot of trees planted and tended by the village (worked by a lumberman) as its source of wood. A managed tree plantation inside or next to the village, not wild woodland. The Japanese one is a 'kodachi', where trees are grown for resources.
Unikaj: Words for a wild forest, a public park, or an orchard (unless the trees are fruit trees); single-tree names.
Lone (building) — An inhabited, working building or small settlement standing on its own in the wilderness, away from any village (an isolated inn, mill, monastery, igloo, farm…). Villagers live in it. 'Lone' means isolated or standalone. Buildings that really are abandoned are named 'Lost …' instead.
Unikaj: Words meaning abandoned, deserted, ruined, or emotionally lonely.
Lone (building) — An inhabited, working building or small settlement standing on its own in the wilderness, away from any village (an isolated inn, mill, monastery, igloo, farm…). Villagers live in it. 'Lone' means isolated or standalone. Buildings that really are abandoned are named 'Lost …' instead.
Unikaj: Words meaning abandoned, deserted, ruined, or emotionally lonely.
Lone (building) — An inhabited, working building or small settlement standing on its own in the wilderness, away from any village (an isolated inn, mill, monastery, igloo, farm…). Villagers live in it. 'Lone' means isolated or standalone. Buildings that really are abandoned are named 'Lost …' instead.
Unikaj: Words meaning abandoned, deserted, ruined, or emotionally lonely.
Lone (building) — An inhabited, working building or small settlement standing on its own in the wilderness, away from any village (an isolated inn, mill, monastery, igloo, farm…). Villagers live in it. 'Lone' means isolated or standalone. Buildings that really are abandoned are named 'Lost …' instead.
Unikaj: Words meaning abandoned, deserted, ruined, or emotionally lonely.
