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Gnomoria > Guides > emazo's Guides Gnomoria Your First Spring: A Gnomoria Guide For New Gnoministrators By emazo This is a guide for new gnoministrators, who are taking their first steps into building a new kingdom. This guid intended to show you how to play the game, and take you through your first season, to your first gnomad arriv your merchant visit on the 5th day of summer. Introduction Congratulations! You've been fortunate enough to be granted the lucky task of expanding the glorious Gnomepire! To accomplish this most illustrious of deeds, you are given your own band of merry gnomes, all skilled in the art of .. something or other. It's up to you to guide the development of this new kingdom and bring much wealth and power to the wonderful Gnomes! But how to start..? This is a guide for new gnoministrators, who are taking their first steps into building a new kingdom. This guide is intended to show you how to play the game, and take you through your first season, to your first gnomad arrival, and your merchant visit on the 5th day of summer. This guide generally takes a pacifist angle in order to help teach the basics of playing this somewhat complex game. There are certainly more efficient or more dangerous ways to go about your settlement. The best way to use this guide, would be to read it through first, then follow along in your own game. Some things to consider when playing Gnomoria - This game can be quite hard; it can also be quite easy - what you make of it is your own. It is a sandbox simulation, where you are given free reign to design and build your kingdom as you see fit. But you aren't given direct control of your gnomes, oh no, you can only influence their actions. Fortunately, they want to work - it's up to you to give them jobs. But each gnome is driven by their own personal desires, for food, rest, and work. When they get hungry, they'll go eat. When they get tired, they'll go sleep. Pretty neat, eh? It is, until your settlement is out of beer, and they'd rather haul wood and take naps instead of building that cursed well! It's quite likely gnomes will die on your watch, and in all honesty, you're likely to have quite a few complete failures before getting the hang of it. But persevere! It's certainly worth it. And that's the beauty of Gnomoria, really. You have all these different gnomes, goblins, and monsters, each with their own needs and desires, all banging against and fighting each other. Your goal is to make it work, and form a new, functioning society in spite of all that, and you get to watch how it all plays out. Sometimes it's just as exciting when it all goes spectacularly bad.. Note: This guide is based off of version 0.8.42, updated June 11th. This guide includes the new crafting system, established in March 2013. (As such, some things may be incorrect, or lack foresight into later game strategy). Also, please keep in mind that this is a game currently in development. This means there are bugs, you will find them, and it is entirely possible (though rare) that you will lose your entire game save. This is an accepted fact of game testing, and when bad things happen, you need to take it stride. File a bug report as needed, take a break, then roll up your sleeves and start again, knowing that each update makes the game better. Important Links: http://gnomoria.com/ - main page of the game http://forums.gnomoria.com/ - Main forums for the game; RoboB0b is the main (only?) developer for Gnomoria, and is quite open and active with the community. If you are having troubles, the searching the forums is a great first start. http://www.gnomoriawiki.com/ - the (unofficial) wiki All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides 23,617 Unique Visitors 1,065 Current Favorites Posted Updated 24 Mar, 2013 @ 7:07pm 14 Jun, 2013 @ 4:23pm STORE COMMUNITY ABOUT SUPPORT login | language Install Steam GUIDE INDEX Overview Introduction Getting Started An Overview of Controls Breaking Ground! Keeping the Bad Out A Note on Walls More Digging Building Buildings Farming Farms SPAWN MORE OVERLO... er.. Again Into the Deep Dark Woods Catching Up The Great Hall and Kingdom Worth Into a Well, Stocked, Pile Feels like Summer's Coming Still More Workshops Gnomads Have Arrived! A Merchant Has Arrived! Some Tips for Gnoministrators Where To Go From Here Comments Steam Community :: Guide :: Your First Spring: A Gnomoria... https://steamcommunity.com/sharedﬁles/ﬁledetails/?id=1336... 1 of 12 13/05/2016, 3:25 PM Getting Started e you've downloaded up the game, and patiently waited for Steam to install .Net, ou're on the main menu, let's start a New Game. You are presented with a small e options to name your kingdom, and to set a kingdom size. Set you kingdom 'd like, and set the size to Tiny. This will help keep things tight, and easier to difficulty if you'd like, I'm a fan of playing games on Normal. . This may be a bit weird for beginners, but it will help us a lot here in a three main sliders on the left hand side - these determine the type of land Gnomoria will generate for you. Generally, the farther right a slider is, the "harder" the map will be for you to develop on. I suggest sliding these to the left, to produce a flatter map to get started on. Hit Preview to see the map. You want a map that is generally flat, with easy access to some water (but not a lot of water). You can also change the numerical Kingdom Seed to make a different map. You don't really need to spend a lot of time here, just make sure you have some water, and a generally flat map. Once you've gotten something you like, hit Generate. An Overview of Controls Huzzah! We are finally in game! You should be looking at something similar to what I have here. First things, the game is paused, so you are free to poke around a bit, and look at your map. First things, moving the camera about: Project: Move around the map, see what kinds of trees you have access to (you should see pines, birch and apple trees), the various types of native plants (strawberries and cotton), and get familiar with moving the camera up and down (into the air, and under the ground) - When you move the camera underground, the terrain will all be a general gray colored grid. This will clear up as we go. You can also left click on objects to identify them, and right click to go directly to the most relevant menu, or bring up the all actions menu. In General, there are three ways to interact with Gnomoria : Left Ctrl+(-) to zoom out, Left Ctrl+(=) to zoom back in W A S D to move camera around , (comma), . (period) to rotate the camera - (minus), = (equals, plus) to move up or down 1 Z-Level The Buttons : These include the main buttons at the top, the time control buttons, and the buttons at the bottom Time Control : Probably your most used button. The Space Button will pause the game if it's running, or unpause if paused. As you are learning, I suggest pausing the game while GUIDE INDEX Overview Introduction Getting Started An Overview of Controls Breaking Ground! Keeping the Bad Out A Note on Walls More Digging Building Buildings Farming Farms SPAWN MORE OVERLO... er.. Again Into the Deep Dark Woods Catching Up The Great Hall and Kingdom Worth Into a Well, Stocked, Pile Feels like Summer's Coming Still More Workshops Gnomads Have Arrived! A Merchant Has Arrived! Some Tips for Gnoministrators Where To Go From Here Comments Rate Favorite Steam Community :: Guide :: Your First Spring: A Gnomoria... https://steamcommunity.com/sharedﬁles/ﬁledetails/?id=1336... 2 of 12 13/05/2016, 3:25 PM Also of note, I like to set my auto-save to every 1 day (via the Gameplay menu), in case of bugs/errors. If you save more often, you'll lose less work when accidents happen.. the later seasons of the game, and you are more familiar with the game as a lation is important fairly early on, so we'll discuss that later. This is a hotbar, similar to make you'd see in other games. Most of these buttons s, that lead to more buttons/actions. If you hover over the button, you'll be given hat the button action is. Your terrain actions are under 1 (mining, digging), then ctions (farming, chopping down trees, foraging), building (placing workshops, ilding terrain), stockpiles, and then Deconstruct, Remove Designation, and Cancel Food and Drink Stores on the top left hand side of the screen, and the can right click an empty space to bring up a right click menu that also has all of the button uploads/Geographie/ gnomoria-guide.pdf