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A '''fort''' ([[File:icon_site_fort.png]], [[File:icon_site_fort2.png]] / {{Raw Tile|○|0:6:0}}) is a [[site]] inhabited by [[Mercenary|mercenaries]] or [[bandit]]s. | A '''fort''' ([[File:icon_site_fort.png]], [[File:icon_site_fort2.png]] / {{Raw Tile|○|0:6:0}}) is a [[site]] inhabited by [[Mercenary|mercenaries]] or [[bandit]]s. | ||
| − | Forts are sites surrounded by tall walls. They will often have | + | Forts are sites surrounded by tall walls. They will often have dinning halls and dormitories. If a Mercenary Company dedicated to a [[religion]] is in charge of the fort, there may also be a [[temple]] dedicated to their deity. As only mercenary companies can have such a temple, and bandits are rather violent, it can help to look for a white structure on the mid-level travel map, which marks the location of the temple. |