Low Piety
Your Piety is dangerously low. Hold a festival or build more temples to show your devotion to the Gods and increase it.
To sustain the universe, the Gods require sacrifices. Without them, the world will undoubtedly perish. Proof of our devotion is required to stave off the end.
Problematic Water Supply
A large number of buildings in your city do not have access to fresh water. Make sure all your buildings are near a canal or a well.
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High Housing Demand
Our city has gained a reputation as an excellent place to live, thus many seek to immigrate to our city. We should build more houses to accommodate them.
Demolish
Roads and Canals
Culture and Entertainment
“O' friends, the quetzal bird sings, it sings its song at midnight to Cinteotl.
The god will surely hear my song by night, he will hear my song as the day begins to break.”
- Hymn to Xochipilli
Religion and Governance
“It is He who invents things,
it is He who invents Himself: God.
In all places He is invoked,
in all places He is venerated.
His glory, His majesty is sought throughout the earth.”
- The House of the One Who Invents Himself
Defence and Warfare
“And they shall know the House of the Sun, where the sun is amused, where his praises are sung, where the nectar of the sundry sweet and fragrant flowers is sipped, where the Eagle and the Jaguar Knights, the brave and the valiant who die in battle, are glorified.”
- Prayer to Tlaloc
Industry
“Others were taught the different crafts: featherwork, how small feathers and plumes were arranged; also mosaic work, goldsmithery, jewel cutting, and metal polishing; and also codex painting, woodworking, and the various other crafts.”
- The Bancroft Dialogues
Trade and Distribution
“Mine shall be the knowledge of all the sundry jade; and gold,
of the quetzal feathers and the other feathers.
of the cacao of variegated colors,
of the cotton of variegated colors,
of the diverse flowers and diverse fruits.”
- Crónica Mexicayotl
Health and Hygiene
“'How did my daughter get this fever?' And the women who cared for her answered:'It is the Tohuenyo, the one that is selling chile: he set the fire, he caused the yearning; it started with that, that is why she fell ill.'”
- The Story of the Tohuenyo
Food and Sustenance
“I call out, I cry out to you: come, bring yourselves here, comfort the people, slake the thirst of the earth; the earth and the animals, the leaves and stalks are watching and waiting and crying out. O' gods, Our Lords, make haste!”
- Prayer to Tlaloc
Housing
“Where does my heart live?
Where can I make my home?
Where will my house remain?
Because I am needy here on earth.”
- Song of Orphanhood