What do i make more cash from: Cutting mahogany logs (in ecteria) Or playing the managing your kingdom mini-game?

I believe you don't get logs or xp for anything you cut on the island. I could be wrong though

wait, so i've been training my skills to finish royal trouble to cut mahogany logs there, even though i can't keep them???????

What do i make more cash from: Cutting mahogany logs (in ecteria) Or playing the managing your kingdom mini-game?

 

 

 

Well you dont actually get to keep any of the resource you mie/wc/pick/fish there so the minigame wins by default

The trees you cut on the island goto your favor in the mini-game. your favor determines what percentage of your gathered items you get from the mini-game.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also you don't get the xp or people would stand there forever and whack away.

Then how should i make cash...?

*looks at stats*

 

 

 

Fish

 

 

 

Possibly merchant if you know how

 

 

 

Training rcing up to 44 then crafting nats is great exp and cash too. :mrgreen:

Might as well train to make nats *goes off to make cosmics*

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'm an okay merchant what should i merchant?

When you "play" the mini-game MTK ,you become ruler of the land. You put money into the coffers and tell your people to use money to gather items.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For example. I have 1m in bank and 10 guys picking flax. Every day the 10 guys take 50k outta bank and pick me 1250 flax. I then goto the regent guy and get my rewards. I take the 1250 flax which cost me 50k and sell for 125k. Booyah 75k profit !

 

 

 

Also if you do Royal trouble you get5 an xtra 5 guys. But 10 guys on 1 items is max.

Everything on the islands gives xp, even though it is miniscule.

You could always do jungle clean up to get mahagony. It's a bit slow at first but with investments into jungle clothing and red topaz machette it becomes a very quick means of getting teak and mahogany logs. There's no bank nearby, but you can send items to your bank with one of the villagers (costs a certain number of trading sticks per item).