Using hearth magic to upgrade the quality of construction

[donatas081294]

I think it should be a neat mechanic of letting us use hearth magic to upgrade already built contructions either those that produce items or just constructions in general.

In theory I think it would be like have a piece of item of higher quality for said construction that has been already built, let's say Kiln that was built from quality 1 clay because nooby didn't know any better, so after a while leveling up masonry to 10 and now the nooby has quality 10 clay because kiln is made from clay using hearth magic let's say whatever they decide to call it used something like 10K XP and consumes those xp and that quality 10 clay turning that kiln from quality 1 to quality 10. And oh yea it has to be all of items needed for said construction to upgrade it.

I am not sure if they decide to make the xp cost fixed or variable. But would speed up a process instead of having to build new constructions we could just upgrade them with Hearth Magic. And hearth magic would have more use in game.

But the middle part was just an example of how it could be maybe done, I'll let you lot and devs to deicide how it could be done better.

[Sevenless]

You don't want quality spiralling based on XP generation. Realms get access to 100x more XP than the average village.

[donatas081294]

You don't want quality spiralling based on XP generation. Realms get access to 100x more XP than the average village.

How so only you will be uisng your gained xp from world events and quests. Is there other ways to gain xp?

[Dawidio123]

Is there other ways to gain xp?

Yes, kingdoms are basically xp printers.

[Sevenless]

You don't want quality spiralling based on XP generation. Realms get access to 100x more XP than the average village.

How so only you will be uisng your gained xp from world events and quests. Is there other ways to gain xp?

Kingdoms generate a resource from any players earing XP in their realm that can be used to generate XP for a player of their choice.

We're talking 10s of thousands of XP per month. A lot more I think honestly but I forget the exact numbers.