Lets head over to your village centre, so that we can build a warehouse and granary. Don't forget that to go to your village centre, all you have to do is click the button that looks like the little village.

This is your village centre. As you can see, the only building is the main building, which is automatically placed when you begin your game. If you look, you can see dark green circles against the light green grass. These are building spots for your village, where you can place buildings such as the warehouse and granary. Why don't we build the warehouse first. Click on the spot circled in red.

This is a list of all of the buildings you are capable of building. As you build and level up more structures, more buildings become available to you. Lets just concentrate on building the warehouse for now. You can see a list of resources that you will need to build the warehouse. If you don't have enough resources, just wait an hour, but you should have plenty, so go ahead and click the green "Upgrade to level x" under warehouse.

You can look at the bottom of the page, just as you did with the cropland, and see that it has started to build a warehouse. It will take about 32 minutes for it to complete, so just take a breather, watch some TV, eat some chips, and come back in half an hour.

(thirty-three minutes and twenty seconds later)

Woo, enjoy your break? I sure enjoyed mine. Anyway, now you that you have completed a warehouse, lets make a granary. Remember that blue circle? Why don't we build it there. Just click the green "Upgrade to level x" under granary and begin building. Now, if you are of the Roman tribe, I would think going ahead and start upgrading one of each fields would be a good idea, but if you aren't, just wait about 25 minutes for it to finish, then continue to build on your resources until you have 1 of each upgraded to level 1.

(Several minutes later, after you finish building)

After you get one of each resource to level 1, your production bar in the village overview should look like this:

             Production:
              Lumber: 11 per hour
              Clay: 11 per hour
              Iron: 11 per hour
              Crop: 4 per hour

If you notice, your crop is lower than it was before, because as you build onto your village, your population increases, and as that happens you need to use more wheat to feed your villagers. Always try to keep your wheat production the same as your other productions, as crop is just as important as the other resources and more.

Editor's note: Early on, it can be safe to keep your crop production about half to three-quarters of your highest production, since wheat is not used as much in most building costs.