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A '''Harp''' is a source of High Culture [[recreation]] and is a requirement for specific [[titles]].
 
A '''Harp''' is a source of High Culture [[recreation]] and is a requirement for specific [[titles]].
 
== Acquisition ==
 
== Acquisition ==
It is crafted at a smithy using 150 wood. Requires [[research]]
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Harp can be crafted at either [[Electric smithy|smithy]] [[Fueled smithy|variant]] using {{icon|wood|150}} [[wood]] after the [[Research#Harp|Harp]] research has been completed.
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==Analysis==
 
==Analysis==
 
Nobles can put on concerts with the harp, similar to a [[Events#Party|party]], giving a [[mood]] bonus to the noble and attendees.
 
Nobles can put on concerts with the harp, similar to a [[Events#Party|party]], giving a [[mood]] bonus to the noble and attendees.

Revision as of 12:41, 30 March 2021

Harp

Harp

A simple stationary musical instrument. A row of strings are stretched over a frame and plucked directly by a musician's fingers.

Base Stats

Type
Miscellaneous
Market Value
245 Silver
Mass
2 kg
Beauty
10
HP
70
Flammability
0%

Building

Size
1 × 1
Placeable
Yes
Cover Effectiveness
0%

Creation

Work To Make
18,000 ticks (5 mins)
Resources to make
Wood 150

A Harp is a source of High Culture recreation and is a requirement for specific titles.

Acquisition

Harp can be crafted at either smithy variant using Wood 150 wood after the Harp research has been completed.

Analysis

Nobles can put on concerts with the harp, similar to a party, giving a mood bonus to the noble and attendees. Anyone listening to or playing the harp receives a +2 thought for as long as the harp is being played.

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