Distance Calculator

This tool calculates the distance between two points on the world map. The points to measure between can be specified as the current town, the map center or coordinates typed into the relevant boxes. If you are typing in the coordinates make sure that you remember to include the - symbol if necessary.

To calculate a new distance simply supply the new coordinates, select a different start/end option and press calculate. If you use the current town option and change towns then any future calculation will use the new town.

Hovering over an icon will display the name of the item/unit and the code to use in chats to display the icon.

Clicking on (most) of the icons will bring up the standard in-game pop-up for that item/unit.

Use the checkboxes to select/de-select which buildings you want to monitor the production queues for in this town. You need to set this for each individual town. Make sure to click the "Done" button when you finish making changes.

You can change which buildings are monitored whenever you want.

This tool will show you any buildings (from all towns) you have chosen to monitor that are not currently producing anything. Clicking the header of a column will sort the table on that column. Clicking it again will reverse the order of the sort.

Viewing this tool will clear the visual alert if you have it enabled.

This uses information gathered from the Military Overview page for each town.

The top table gives a summary of the attack/defense scores for all your towns (these are the numbers at the bottom of the Military Overview page for that town), and the second table gives troop numbers. The top number is the troops type available in each town and the bottom number is those currently being built.

The tables show how the terrain affects the performance of each type of troop on the different combat terrain types. Clicking on a column header will sort the table on that column - a second click will reverse the sort order.

This tool will show you the different sovereignty bonuses available within 3 squares of the current map center. Clicking a column header will sort the table on that column - a second click will reverse the sort order.

Collectable Scan

This tool scans for items that you can harvest using various trade units. It also shows any NPC or military encampments. At present it does not show any units already harvesting. The distance shown is from your current town.

The items found are displayed under the unit that you need to use for harvesting them. For instance, on square 166|-1544 the Hides are under the Cotter while the Animal Parts are under the Skinner. To center the map on any of the locations click on any of the columns.

Use the clear button to remove any results before scanning a new location.

Spot Scan

This tool will help locate places that match a variety of criteria. It can only scan the visible part of the world map so if you're not currently on that page then it won't do anything.

Using the drop down lists at the top select the minimum and maximum acceptable values for wood, clay, iron and stone.

The Terrain and Surrounding lists allow you to specify the Combat Terrain Types that you are looking for. Terrain is the actual square being checked and Surrounding is the squares immediately adjacent to it. To select more than one terrain type hold down the CTRL key as you click those you want. Clicking a previously selected type will un-select it.

Once you are happy with your selections click the Scan button.

The results are displayed in a table and you can zoom in on any of the locations by clicking on the coordinates, terrain or base res for that location. When you move to a location the zoom level is set to show 5 squares in each direction.

You can sort the results on the coord, terrain and base res columns by clicking on the column header. A second click on the column header will reverse the sort order.

Next to the Scan button is the Clear one. This will remove all the results from the table.

The Detailed and Save columns are for tools that I'm currently thinking about writing.