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I won't duplicate the many great guides here on the forum, you get the idea. Mark's Basilica (SMB) - Multiplies Coins collected, gives Goods.

Lighthouse of Alexandria (LoA) - Multiplies Supplies collected, gives Goods. Allows you to remove decorations and cultural buildings freeing up space for other things. Hagia Sophia (HS) - Gives Happiness and FPs. Happiness, Coins, Supplies, Goods, Medals, and FPs. The early GBs allow you to free up land by providing or enhancing essential city resources. Early in the game, one of the biggest limitations is land. In fact, a similar arrangement can be made for any GB in the game, but I would suspect those two (along with Alcatraz, which gives unattached military units) would be the most popular choices for such arrangements.Ĭlick to expand.IMO, building and leveling GBs is one of the most important things you can do to build a strong city. The same arrangement can perhaps be made to build a Temple Of Relics, which allows you to participate in the Guild Expedition, which can yield very good rewards. If you're going the aggressive neighbor route, then a Statue of Zeus (bonuses to attack and defense of your attacking army) would be my next GB.Įxceptions: if you are part of a good Guild, you might be able to make arrangements to trade for the Goods necessary to build an Arc, which gives you a bonus to Forge Points, Medal and Blueprints acquired through donating to other player's Great Buildings. If you wish to build up your production of Goods and Supplies, then the Lighthouse of Alexandria would be my next GB, as it does both. Which one will depend on your style of play. To your second question, yes, I would certainly look to build a second (and shortly thereafter, a third) GB. I can't offer an opinion on the Oracle, as I was well past the early game by the time this GB was introduced.