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Dwarven Portal	Portal Tracks	Granite Mine	Copper Foundry

Dwarven Portal

The Dwarven Portal is the building that allows you to start reviving the Dwarven race little by little. As soon as you research its technology and place the building in your city, you will start seeing Dwarves coming through the Portal and walking in your streets.

Purpose

The Portal is meant to be the building that establishes and maintains the connection between your city and the Dimension of the Lost Souls, where the forgotten races of the old world are roaming, but will also act as the storage for the pure Dwarven resources - Granite and Copper.

Being the only way to bring the Dwarves back to life and keep them in your city until they are fully established, the Portal will need a street connection to your Main Hall at all times, just like all the buildings you have so far. To then connect the Portal to the Dwarven buildings - Granite Mine and Copper Foundry - you will need a special street called the Portal Tracks.

The Portal will also be used as a storage for the new resources the Dwarves introduce to your city as well as being the source for their production bonus.

Clicking on the building opens your inventory for the Granite and Copper and it will show you the storage capacity for those two Goods, as well as the current bonus percentage. When the storage is full for one or both Goods, it will show a red bar on the respective Good information. To enlarge its storage capacity you will need to upgrade the Portal to the next level.

If you hover your mouse over the Dwarven Portal you will be able to see a tooltip with the current storage capacity and how filled with Goods your building is.

Requirements

You can only build the Dwarven Portal after researching its technology and as long as you have the proper resources to unlock it in the Research Tree. It needs a street connection to the Main Hall, it can be sold, rebuilt and upgraded.

Hint: Even if you sell the Dwarven Portal Site you will keep the race's resources in your city!

Upgrade

Upgrading the Dwarven Portal to a new level will increase:

The amount of Granite and Copper you can store;
The production bonus for the two Dwarven Goods;

Dwarven Portal Overview

Dwarven Portal Information
Level	Requirements		Costs				Benefits
							Capacity	Capacity	Boost
1	2x2	16h 47m	355.000	12.400	-	-	20.000	500	-
2	3x3	17h 49m	400.000	15.000	8.100	-	40.000	1000	20%
3	4x4	18h 29m	450.000	17.500	14.700	410	80.000	2000	40%
4	5x5	19h 38m	500.000	20.000	27.000	800	160.000	4000	60%

Building Levels

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4

Press on each building level to see a bigger image.

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+{{Template:Buildings}}{{Template:Dwarven_Buildings}}
 ===Dwarven Portal===
+The Dwarven Portal is the building that allows you to start reviving the Dwarven race little by little. As soon as you research its technology and place the building in your city, you will start seeing Dwarves coming through the Portal and walking in your streets.
+[[File:DPortal.png|center]]
 ====Purpose====
+The Portal is meant to be the building that establishes and maintains the connection between your city and the Dimension of the Lost Souls, where the forgotten races of the old world are roaming, but will also act as the storage for the pure Dwarven resources - Granite and Copper.
+Being the only way to bring the Dwarves back to life and keep them in your city until they are fully established, the Portal will need a street connection to your Main Hall at all times, just like all the buildings you have so far.
+To then connect the Portal to the Dwarven buildings - Granite Mine and Copper Foundry - you will need a special street called the Portal Tracks.
+[[File:DP_Connect.png|center]]
+The Portal will also be used as a storage for the new resources the Dwarves introduce to your city as well as being the source for their production bonus.
+Clicking on the building opens your inventory for the Granite and Copper and it will show you the storage capacity for those two Goods, as well as the current bonus percentage. When the storage is full for one or both Goods, it will show a red bar on the respective Good information. To enlarge its storage capacity you will need to upgrade the Portal to the next level.
+[[File:DP_Full.png|center]]
+If you hover your mouse over the Dwarven Portal you will be able to see a tooltip with the current storage capacity and how filled with Goods your building is.
+[[File:DP_Tooltip.png|center]]
 ====Requirements====
+You can only build the Dwarven Portal after researching its technology and as long as you have the proper resources to unlock it in the Research Tree. It needs a street connection to the Main Hall, it can be sold, rebuilt and upgraded.
+{|align="center" cellpadding="1" width="100%"
+ |style="background-color:#af895f;"|'''Hint:''' Even if you sell the Dwarven Portal Site you will keep the race's resources in your city!
+|}
 ====Upgrade====
+Upgrading the Dwarven Portal to a new level will increase:
+#The amount of Granite and Copper you can store;
+#The production bonus for the two Dwarven Goods;
+[[File:DP_UPgrade.png|center]]
 ===Dwarven Portal Overview===
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-!colspan="10"|Workshop Information Elves
+!colspan="10"|Dwarven Portal Information
 |-
 |Level
-|colspan="4"|Requirements
+|colspan="2"|Requirements
-|colspan="2"|Costs
+|colspan="4"|Costs
-|colspan="1"|Benefits
+|colspan="3"|Benefits
 |-
 |[[File:Level small.png|Level]]
 |[[File:field_small.png|Size]]
-|[[File:Population small elves.png|Population]]
-|[[File:Culture_icon_elves.png|Culture]]
 |[[File:time_small.png|Construction Time]]
 |[[File:coin_small.png|Coins]]
 |[[File:supply_small.png|Supplies]]
-|[[File:supply_small.png|Supplies]]Production
+|[[File:Collect_granite.png|30px|Granite]]
+|[[File:Collect_copper.png|30px|Copper]]
+|[[File:Collect_granite.png|30px|Granite]]Capacity
+|[[File:Collect_copper.png|30px|Copper]]Capacity
+|[[File:DP_Boost.png|Resources Production]]Boost
 |-
 |1
 |2x2
-|18
+|16h 47m
-|0
+|355.000
-|10s
+|12.400
+| -
+| -
+|20.000
 |500
-|0
+| -
-|29/h
 |-
 |2
-|2x2
+|3x3
-|6
+|17h 49m
-|2
+|400.000
-|1m 30s
+|15.000
-|3.700
+|8.100
-|94
+| -
-|53/h
+|40.000
+|1000
+|20%
 |-
 |3
-|2x2
+|4x4
-|8
+|18h 29m
-|5
+|450.000
-|2h 30m
+|17.500
-|13.000
+|14.700
-|330
+|410
-|74/h
+|80.000
+|2000
+|40%
 |-
 |4
-|2x2
+|5x5
-|8
+|19h 38m
-|7
+|500.000
-|3h 08m
+|20.000
-|29.000
+|27.000
-|700
+|800
-|94/h
+|160.000
+|4000
+|60%
 |-
 |}
 ===Building Levels===
+{| align=center
+!Level 1
+!Level 2
+!Level 3
+!Level 4
+|-
+|[[File:D_mainhall_dwarves_01_cropped.png|120px]]
+|[[File:d_mainhall_dwarves_02_cropped.png|150px]]
+|[[File:D_mainhall_dwarves_03_cropped.png|170px]]
+|[[File:D_mainhall_dwarves_04_cropped.png|190px]]
+|-
+|colspan="6" style="font-size:12px;text-align:center;"|Press on each building level to see a bigger image.
+ |}

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