Rebuilding damaged armies is delayed because restored units will consume money again before the trade problem is solved. Churchill is then exempted from tax, cutting the game's projected settlement-growth time from twenty-eight turns to eleven. Because the region yields little immediate revenue, foregoing that tax is an affordable investment in future capacity. The later choice among a coaching inn, workshop, church school, or regular school shows how the scenario models competition among commerce, industry, religion, and research.
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Balancing force regeneration against settlement growth
Rebuilding armies competes with restoring trade, while a tax exemption accelerates a settlement's growth and future institutional choices.