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Shared supply goals

Townspeople and guild representatives discuss shared affairs with a clerk.

Help supply a shared goal by delivering suitable goods. Check the overall need and your own contribution separately.

Read what is needed

A goal can require several kinds of goods. Check the recipient, the required goods, the total needed and how much remains for each kind. Your own contribution is shown separately from everyone's combined deliveries.

The need is shared. Reading it does not reserve a place for your goods: other people may finish supplying a requirement while you prepare a delivery. Check the remaining need again before handing anything over.

Bring goods to the named recipient

Prepare suitable goods you own and take them to the recipient named in the supply order. Check the payment and confirm the handover deliberately. Follow the town supply guide for checking an order and handling a delayed reply.

Only a completed handover counts towards the goal. Arriving with goods or planning a delivery does not count as a contribution. After confirming, wait for the result; do not submit replacement goods while the outcome is uncertain.

Check your contribution

After a successful handover, check the remaining need and your own contribution. Each accepted delivery counts once. Checking its result again does not create another contribution or payment.

Completed contributions remain when you return to the game. Check the current goal before continuing, as other players may have supplied more goods while you were away.

Read the numbers separately

Number Meaning
Total needed The full requirement for this kind of goods
Delivered Everyone's accepted deliveries for that requirement
Remaining What is still needed, not a personal reservation
Your contribution Your character's accepted deliveries, included in the shared total

For example, your own contribution can stay unchanged while the remaining need falls because other people delivered goods. That is not a missing contribution. A finished requirement also does not mean every other kind of goods is complete.

Understand completion

The goal is complete when every required kind of goods has been supplied in full. Those goods remain with the supply depot. Completion means the supplies have been gathered; it does not automatically construct or change a building.

Payment follows the terms of the individual supply order. Completing the shared goal does not add another payment, experience or rank.

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