Medieval Dynasty: How to get more clay - Ultimate Guide

Guide to learn how to get more clay in Medieval Dynasty

 If you are just starting in the Medieval Dynasty game, you should know that clay is a very basic and important material when it comes to building houses and infrastructures for the expansion of your empire, so if or if you should have these resources in your hands. In this guide we will teach you how to get clay in the game in a simple way.

How to get more clay in Medieval Dynasty?

To find the clay in the game you will have to focus on the soil, as the clay appears in raised areas of brown soil, often in the center of grassy regions.

But you must bear in mind that you cannot excavate the clay with your hands, so you must have a shovel to be able to collect this resource. If you do not have one, you will need to advance in the Building Technology tree. While the shovel may be the first step up the tree, you will need to earn Tech points in order to purchase the blueprint or schematic for this tool.

Tech Points are earned by performing actions related to the particular Tech tree you want to buy from, so in this case that means gathering and gathering resources. Actions like felling trees and extracting stones, you can earn a lot of technology points.
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When you have enough, you can buy the Shovel schematic and build the tool. If you want to speed up the procedure, you can buy one from a dealer in town, but this can be a bit expensive early in the game.

Once you have the shovel, you can start collecting clay to help you with your buildings. You can find an easily accessible clay deposit just outside the exit. Just take the road that leads northwest and you can find two clay mounds on the left side of the road, between some trees.

  Now that you know how to get more clay in Medieval Dynasty you can build a lot of houses or even do other works if you need this resource in the game. Always try to have this material on hand. Luck!