For example, if you sell 100 LMA age goods, you can buy 75 colonial age goods. When you trade goods from one age to another you simply apply these ratios.

The main goal is to have fun, so other factors involving goods production besides the cost are not taken into account.

If we over complicate trading goods, we could discuss how goods affect building size, the population required, the unrefined good required but this would make the game too complicated. Up till the Late Middle Ages, the cost increases twice in each age, starting from Colonial age the cost increase is smaller and smaller.įor example, the cost increase from the Late Middle Age to the Colonial age is by half, but from the Future era to Arctic future the cost increases only by 0.16 times. To produce goods it takes coins and supplies. In this case it’s called fair trade, meaning – all players stick to same ratios when trading goods. You can also apply this to Forge of Empires, when it comes to trading goods. Like in every sport, there’s so called fair play.

Forge empires fair trade ratio