In BlockBased Lords, the game map is generated using Perlin noise, which creates a natural terrain of:

• 🟦 Water
• 🌾Farm
• 🌲 Forest
• ⛰️ Rocky Hills
• ⛲️ Fountains

Each tile has a land type (0–3), and when a player places a building on it, the building is compared to the terrain to check if it's "well-placed":

Rule of thumb:

🏗️ Building Coefficient Bonus

Each resource production function checks how many of your buildings are placed on the correct land type.

• Example: If you have 10 sawmills, but only 5 are in forests → your wood production coefficient = 50%.
• If none are placed right, you get a fallback of 30%.

This adds a terrain strategy layer to the game — placing a building in the right biome gives a big bonus to its output.

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Farms, forests, stoneries, and fountains are counted as well-placed when built on the appropriate terrain type (based on Perlin noise landType 1–4).

A minimum efficiency of 30% is guaranteed.

Your production output is now directly affected by building placement: