There is only one building available in the Fields, which is a good thing, because if it were located in the Salamander Township, it would cost you 2 quests for every visit! You will also need to use it frequently, so be sure to visit often! For best results, visit only when your Guts have mostly been lost.
The Healers Tower is still here, and this time, the prices are fixed. Regardless of how many Guts you have lost in battle, you always pay the equal amount depending on your level. Of course the price will still increase per level. There is a way to get around this, that is if you don't have any Marks. You can sacrifice one quest to rest and regain all lost Guts! The only thing that never changes is the Tithe, which is actually a big waste of marks. You sacrifice 100 marks, and for what? Absolutely nothing! A word of advice. DO NOT click on Tithe. Soon I will write up a chart of the pricing costs of the Healers Tower. Another warning. Never come to the Healers Tower if you aren't even hurt at all! The options still become available even if you aren't hurt.
The map shown above are all of the locations currently available in the Salamander Township.
Unfortunately, you do lose a quest for walking to the Salamander Township. That is, if you are directly walking from the Fields. Leaving the Salamander Township will also cost you a quest, making it a total of two quests wasted. Only visit Salamander Township when you really need to. The loss of 2 quests can be a real problem.
Located in the Salamander Township is the First Bank, which allows you to deposit and withdraw Marks! This is different from the Storage from the original Dragon Court. You can ONLY deposit and withdraw marks from the Bank. The Bank was not available in the original Dragon Court. You can deposit in either $100 or $1000 marks, or you can withdraw $100 and $1000. You can't select the exact number of the Marks you wish to deposit or withdraw. You don't have to open a bank account in order to use the bank. At this point, I do not know what the bank notes are and what they do. After all, they cost a huge sum of marks to purchase.
There is no longer a storage box in the Tavern. In the Tavern, you can only purchase a drink for 5 marks, or you can sleep on the Floor, rent a Room, or even a Suite. Regardless of level, sleeping on the Floor will always cost 10 marks. Sleeping in a room costs 100 marks, and renting a suite will always cost 1000 marks.
The Trading Shop is still here, but it now sells less items. There are a heap of new items being sold in the Trading Shop. To be exact, six new items are being sold while two of them are old. And as you can see, you can no longer purchase the Castle Permit here.
The Weapon Shop still sells most of its old weapons from the original Dragon Court. However, there are 5 new weapons being sold in the Weapon Shop: Axe, Claymore, Hunting Bow, Javelin, and Whip. Some old weapons still being sold here: Knife, Short Sword, Long Sword, Hatchet, Spear, Pike, Sling, Short Bow, and Long Bow.
The Armoury sells all new weapons that were not available in the original Dragon Court. Only the Sandals and Buckler are the only two weapons from the original Dragon Court that is being sold here. Consider every other item on sale to be new.
The Stable is a place to purchase a mounted weapon, or should I say, creature? The Riding Squirrel was one of the creatures that you could mount, but the Stable offers you more powerful mounted creatures. However, they are very costy, and you shouldn't purchase one until you have many marks to spare.
There is now a new building in town--the Last Rites Ministry! It shows the names of all revered ancesters of your family. This is useful to learn who was previously in your family, before he/she had died from age. Last Rites cannot be performed until age 65.
The Wizard's Guild is a place where you can take training to increase your combat skill. The list shown above are the combat skills that you can purchase. I really don't know much about the combat skills at this point, so there isn't much information on this.
The Adventurers Guild is a place where you can take training to increase your combat skill. The list shown above are the combat skills that you can purchase. I really don't know much about the combat skills at this point, so there isn't much information on this.
The Draken Housing Products is a place that I do not know much about. The Storage button definitely doesn't work. Click on it, and absolutely nothing happens. I have no idea what happens when you purchase a Hovel. However, you can click on the camp button to immediately exit the game.
