When starting out in Manor Lords, families are your greatest commodity. Being able to increase your population is one of the most important things you should be working towards. However, once you have a decent population you’ll want to work towards upgrading the people. So let’s take an in-depth look and figure out how to raise family levels in Manor Lords.
Manor Lords — Family levels explained
Houses, known as Burgage plots in Manor Lords, are your first step towards upgrading your current family levels once you deal with any pesky homelessness bugs. And in order to raise family levels in Manor Lords, you must upgrade your Burgage plots, as its level is tied directly to families that live within it.
With most things in Manor Lords, upgrading your houses requires you to tick some checkboxes. This is to make sure your settlement is up-to-snuff, and you won’t be able to raise the level of the house without checking everything off the list. What’s more, raising house levels goes a long way to raising your settlement level. So let’s take a look at what exactly you need to do to raise those housing levels.
Manor Lords — Burgage plot leveling requirements
Requirements to level up your Burgage plots can range from fairly simple ones to other conditions that will take a bit of time and resources. But once you get some level 3 houses, you’ll be raking in a lot more Regional Wealth. Thankfully the level 2 demands aren’t that difficult, so you should be building bigger houses in no time. Here are all the things you’ll need to upgrade your Burgage plots and raise family levels in Manor Lords:
- Level 2 Burgage Plot Requirements
- Water access — Any well constructed in the region
- Church Level — At least a wooden church
- Fuel stall supply — Enough fuel on the marketplace stalls
- Food stall supply — At least 2 types of Food supplied on the Marketplace
- Clothing stall supply — Enough supply of any of the following materials on the Marketplace: Linen, Leather, Yarn
- Level 3 Burgage Plot Requirements
- Water access — Any well constructed in the region
- Tavern supply — Any kind of Tavern building in the region with a steady supply of Ale
- Church Level — At least a small stone church
- Fuel stall supply — Enough fuel on the marketplace stalls
- Food stall supply — At least 3 types of Food supplied on the Marketplace
- Clothing stall supply — Enough supply of any of the following materials on the Marketplace: Linen, Leather, Yarn / Shoes, Clothes, Cloaks
As you can see, the better your overall settlement is, the better houses you can build. And any family that is living in the houses will automatically raise their level to match the house. Raising your family levels increases production, and makes them a fiercer foe to face in combat should you decide to declare war.
