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== Time Required To Hold Power ==
 
== Time Required To Hold Power ==
 
14 Egyptian days = approx. 4 days, 16 hours real time.
 
14 Egyptian days = approx. 4 days, 16 hours real time.
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Exactly 4 days, 21 hours, 36 minutes for a size 37
  
 
== Material Requirements By Size ==
 
== Material Requirements By Size ==

Latest revision as of 16:19, 13 May 2021

Metallic Obelisk
Metallic Obelisk
(Building)
Location
Small Construction Site
Requirements


The Metallic Obelisk is the second obelisk type available to the people of Egypt. It is built to pass the Test of the Obelisk (or the principle thereof), or simply for decoration.

As with all obelisks, it is built in a Small Construction Site, where the builder defines the size of the obelisk-to-be in cubits. The taller the obelisk, the greater the material requirements.

Sources

This building becomes available when you learn the Obelisk Construction 3 tech. You must also have started the Test of the Obelisk.

*Note that this tech CANNOT be taught. You must learn it from the University.

The Queue

You can see the links to all the queues on the Test of the Obelisk page.

Time Required To Hold Power

14 Egyptian days = approx. 4 days, 16 hours real time.

Exactly 4 days, 21 hours, 36 minutes for a size 37

Material Requirements By Size

Built in a Small Construction Site.

Size Iron Platinum Steel Sheeting Pewter Cobalt Leeks Candles
8 8 1 9 0 8 78 8
9 9 1 10 0 9 89 9
10 11 1 12 0 10 100 10
15 17 2 19 0 15 157 15
20 24 4 28 2 20 220 20
30 39 7 48 4 30 360 30
40 56 13 72 7 41 520 40
100 200 62 300 39 110 1900 100
1000 11000 5125 21000 3395 2000 109000 1000

Projected Formulas

  • Iron: x*x/100 + x
  • Platinum: x*x/200 + x/8
  • Steel Sheeting: x*x/50 + x
  • Pewter: x*x/300 + x/16
  • Cobalt: x*x/1000 + x
  • Leeks: x*x/10 + x*9
  • Candles: x (height)

Warning: Rounding on these is weird. They mostly round down each part (either side of the +), but sometimes you end up with 1 extra.