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A cranny is a building where you can hide some of your resources from attackers. On the
village layout, it looks like a pile of stones next to a tree.
When you're a new player, you're protected from attacks for a short period, which could
be anywhere from three days to a week depending on how long the game has been going
on. One of the best things you can during this time is build a cranny and upgrade it all the
way to level 10. Two crannies are better if you're playing a Roman or a Teuton. Gauls
can hide twice as many resources in their crannies.
How many resources can you hide?
That depends on the level of the cranny. A level 1 cranny will only hide 100 units of each
resource (100 wood, 100 clay, 100 iron, 100 wheat). A level 10 cranny will conceal 1,000
units of each resource. The Travian Wiki has a cranny chart you can look at.
However, Teutons have a bonus that allows them to raid 1/3 of your crannied resources.
This is assuming your cranny is filled to the max. If your cranny is only 2/3rds full, the
Teutons can't touch it.
How big should the cranny be?
As big as possible! But in all seriousness, it depends on how often you're being attacked,
who's attacking you, and how often you'll be able to spend your resources.
If you're only being attacked by Romans or Gauls, your cranny should protect the same
amount of resources you can store in your warehouse. If you're being attacked by
Teutons, your crannies should hold the maximum amount of resources your warehouse
can hold, plus an extra 50%.
Oh no, someone keeps attacking your village and stealing your resources! Your village is
officially a farm. What do you do about it?
The easiest way to resolve this is to prevent it from ever becoming a problem in the first
place. If you build up a high-level cranny and/or spend most of your resources, attacking
you won't be profitable. Sensible players will eventually move on and target more
vulnerable villages.
Another thing you can do is politely ask your attacker to stop. You can mention that
you're new and still trying to learn the ropes, so you'd appreciate it if he'd lay off for a
while. If need be, you could offer some resources as a tribute.
Whatever you do, don't taunt your attacker, cuss him out, or send him badly
worded messages! Many players will increase their attacks if you provoke them. Now
they're just interested in getting revenge and "teaching you a lesson."
There's a really good thread on the Travian forum that will give you more details on what
to do if you're being farmed.
Forming Alliances
It's a good idea to join an alliance, especially if you want to make your village less
attractive to farmers. People will attack you less often if you're part of a big, powerful
alliance.
However, be careful of the alliance you join. Some of them have very definite agendas,
favoring only very active players who regularly attack other villages. Many are easygoing, but may not do anything for you if you get in trouble.
Consider location, too. Small alliances might not be intimidating, but even a big alliance
won't do you much good if all the players are located far away from your village.
While other alliance members might be open to the idea of doing trade with you, do not
beg them for resources. It's not going to make them respect you, and at best they'll just
tell you to make your own troops and raid other villages to get what you need. That's how
they did it, and that's what they'll expect you to do.
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