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Georama items are objects one can build in Georama, made out of commonly dropped items, and place in locations to reconstruct a village, town or change the future. Most georama items individually cost polyns and provide Culture Points (CP), the larger the item the more polyns it costs. CP works slightly differently, some items provide a lot of CP but are very pricy (such as houses), while some cheaper items are better used to collect CP, such as decorations for their relatively low cost.

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rdfs:label	Georama items
rdfs:comment	Georama items are objects one can build in Georama, made out of commonly dropped items, and place in locations to reconstruct a village, town or change the future. Most georama items individually cost polyns and provide Culture Points (CP), the larger the item the more polyns it costs. CP works slightly differently, some items provide a lot of CP but are very pricy (such as houses), while some cheaper items are better used to collect CP, such as decorations for their relatively low cost.
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abstract	Georama items are objects one can build in Georama, made out of commonly dropped items, and place in locations to reconstruct a village, town or change the future. Most georama items individually cost polyns and provide Culture Points (CP), the larger the item the more polyns it costs. CP works slightly differently, some items provide a lot of CP but are very pricy (such as houses), while some cheaper items are better used to collect CP, such as decorations for their relatively low cost. To actually be able to build a georama item you first need a blueprint, these can be found in Geostones in Dark Cloud 2. In Dark Cloud you don't need to build them, as they're stored individually in Atla, this does mean that the items you find are all you have. In the sequel there is added danger related to the location you are building in; Veniccio requires piers to build over the sea and Heim Rada forces you to avoid using items that can be burned due to the Fire Squall.

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