Drought
A dry dawn
The fields and vineyards are parched. When the sun comes up, there is little to harvest.
- Effect
- The dawn that ends it pays half: every building earns half its coins (rounded up), the Sasakhle too.
- Warning
- A sign with a red exclamation mark appears next to the night counter the day before.
- On the map
- From the day before, the buildings that pay at dawn turn dusty and dry, with dust rising off them, and their coins show the halved amount.
- Comes in
- Outer Kakheti
Notes
The plains of Outer Kakheti, along the Iori, are among the driest lands in Georgia. A dry summer there could ruin a village's year.