Merchant: Real World Empire

Raise a monument, and it stays standing on the map. • The Junior Mason erects a stone on empty land or in a settlement, your own or somebody else's, and you choose what it says. Only the merchant who raised it can take it down. • The Senior Advisor reads your whole realm. He names the best unclaimed land for each commodity, and reports on the settlements you already hold. • The map now stops at the waterline. Coastlines follow the real ones instead of running on into open sea. • A district is named after the place that lies there, not after wherever its first settler happened to stand. • A City Focus can move. Your Castle, Abbey or Metropolis can be handed to another of your settlements while you stand at the destination. • The Banner screen names the closest arenas to you, with the distance and the direction to each. • Building a castle now says beforehand what it changes. A castle can be run at a lower rung or switched off, retaking your own no longer needs a purchased title, and what its fall costs you follows the castle's own rung. • Your influence card names which of your five categories is the weakest, and what to give to raise it. • Every amount slider takes a typed number and has a Max button. • The library and the settlement screen say from which level a building becomes available. • The map starts faster and holds less in memory.