Secondary city roster includes unreleased professions; replaced with the official eight-profession roster. Secondary starting treasury omitted because 0.4.5 rebalanced treasury.
Documented record
- Professions
- Smith, Tailor, Joiner, Stonemason, Priest, Innkeeper, Alchemist, Perfumer
- Preview diary — Map description
- Larger city in the May diary
- Preview diary — Waterway
- Pegnitz river
- Preview diary — Trade layout
- Multiple marketplaces documented; launch layout needs inspection
- Preview diary — Alternate name
- Nürnberg
Use this record for a decision
For Nuremberg, include the patch version when comparing performance: the 0.4.1 UI/AI fixes and 0.4.5 late-game work address different observations. City identity alone cannot predict every save’s frame rate.
Related patch context
City treasury after the rebalance ↗
Treasury behavior was adjusted to collect taxes and receive imperial payments in relation to city renown. Older fixed treasury figures should not be treated as an income forecast.
Crime and unrest were rebalanced ↗
The update changes crime rate and unrest effects. No complete formula or per-district probability is published in the announcement.
Nuremberg micro-freezes ↗
UI updates and AI decision calculations received performance improvements in 0.4.1, with Nuremberg specifically called out. Later 0.4.5 improvements also cover late-game performance.
Connected records
Alchemist ↗
Alchemist connects Alchemist's Lab with its profession license and building rank ladder. Choose it by the business requirements and inputs you can support; the secondary rank and wage values remain reference data.
professions · currentInnkeeper ↗
Innkeeper connects Inn with its profession license and building rank ladder. Choose it by the business requirements and inputs you can support; the secondary rank and wage values remain reference data.
professions · currentJoiner ↗
Joiner connects Joiner's Workshop with its profession license and building rank ladder. Choose it by the business requirements and inputs you can support; the secondary rank and wage values remain reference data.