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Ikariam Palace: Capital and Colonies

The Palace is the seat of the Governor in the capital city. It therefore assumes in the capital the role that the Governor's residence performs in other cities.

In contrast to the normal Governor's residence, however, the Palace must be developed to at least the same level as the number of colonies you own. For this reason, additional colonies in the capital do not create corruption.

Function of the Palace

The Palace stands exclusively in the capital and marks it as the seat of the Governor. Its level determines how many colonies can be administered in the capital without corruption.

Relationship to Colonies

Palace Expansion Costs

The following table shows the values specified in the Wiki for the individual expansion levels of the Palace. The construction time increases significantly with each level.

LevelWoodMarbleWineCrystal GlassSulphurConstruction Time
16124h 28m
25.0081.2336h 16m
313.8013.9092.9038h 46m
431.3869.3729.2628.85812h 17m
566.55719.01419.96718.22121.26317h 12m
6136.89838.29941.37836.46446.0721d 5m
7277.58076.86884.19972.94895.6911d 9h
8558.944154.007169.841145.917194.9281d 23h
91.121.673308.284341.125291.856393.4022d 18h
102.247.131616.838683.694583.733790.3513d 20h

Palace FAQ

Where is the Palace built?

The Palace is erected in the capital and represents the Governor's residence there.

Why is there no corruption in the capital caused by colonies?

Because the Palace is at least at the same level as the number of colonies. This eliminates corruption caused by colonies in the capital.

How does the Palace differ from the Governor's residence?

The Palace fulfils the role of the Governor's residence in the capital, but must also reach at least the level of the number of colonies.