[A note from the modern editor translating all of this from the ancient Faerlonian]
It took me a while to finally adapt to the production system. I had it ingrained into me that population worked tiles. So, if I had a population of 2, only 2 tiles would be worked.
That's not the case. ALL tiles in a city area produce. So as the city grows, and the area expands, your kingdom naturally gains increased production. The two critical ones in this regard are food and wood. You've seen how the kingdom more or less produces enough food for the people. That in part is because the population has been kept low from producing peltasts and settlers. As it goes up, we will need to improve those grasslands with fields. We also started in a very fertile area. However, that did cause little wood to be produced. Ideally, you want your cities to produce some wood (either hill or forest will produce the same amount).
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The other thing to remember is that all food production goes into one vast warehouse. So a city that does not produce much (if any) food, will still grow because the rest of your kingdom is feeding it.
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