Pillory

The Pillory is the third Premium Cultural Building that is available after advancing to the Early Middle Ages. It costs

150 Diamonds to be built and provides 300 Happiness.

As the Pillory provides less Happiness than the Marketplace and Inn, it is not recommended to buy it, unless the Player is in dire need of Happiness.

Efficiency[]

75.00 per tile.^[1]

Other Cultural Buildings[]

Cultural Buildings
Bronze Age	School • Stone Circle • Tavern • Theater^[2]
Iron Age	Amphitheater^[2] • Public Bath • Triumphal Arch
Early Middle Ages	Gallows • Inn • Marketplace • Pillory^[2]
High Middle Ages	Church • Doctor • Printer^[2]
Late Middle Ages	Academy • Cartographer • Library • Palace^[2]
Colonial Age	Coiffeur • Exotic Goods Vendor • Trading Company • Travelling Circus^[2]
Industrial Age	Natural History Museum^[2] • Police Station • Saloon • Water Pumping Station
Progressive Era	City Park • Electrical Plant • Metro Entrance • Publishing House • Zeppelin^[2]
Modern Era	American Diner • Amusement Park^[2] • Drive-In Theater • Roller Derby Track
Postmodern Era	Golf Course • Music Festival^[2] • Public Pool • Zoo
Contemporary Era	Casino^[2] • Floating Market • Shopping Mall • Zen Garden
Tomorrow Era	Concept Vehicle Fair • Hologram Arena^[2] • Surveillance Nexus • Tower Club
Future Era	Algae Airship • Concert Hall^[2] • Eco Park • Weather Control Station
Arctic Future	Blue Lagoon^[2] • Communication Tower • Holo-Holiday Park^[2] • Personal Rapid Transport • Vertical Zoo
Oceanic Future	Coral Reef^[2] • Maelstrom Dynamo • Seafood Restaurant^[2] • Secret Cove • Shipwreck • Trading Depot • Turtle Rescue Centre • Water Dome • Water Park^[2]
Virtual Future	Dragon Casino • Giant Robot^[2] • Karaoke Bar • Parade
Space Age Mars	Satellite Dish • Space Academy^[2]
Space Age Asteroid Belt	Belt Mining H.Q. • Asteroid Stock Exchange^[2]
Space Age Venus	Sky Taxi • Sky Cafe^[2]
Space Age Jupiter Moon	Aquatic Museum • Red Seaweed Bar^[2]

↑ Efficiency is measured by the total happiness provided by the building divided by the number of tiles of the actual building occupies. To be used as an objective comparison towards other cultural buildings.
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References[]

[1] Efficiency is measured by the total happiness provided by the building divided by the number of tiles of the actual building occupies. To be used as an objective comparison towards other cultural buildings.

[PB-2] 2.00 ^2.01 ^2.02 ^2.03 ^2.04 ^2.05 ^2.06 ^2.07 ^2.08 ^2.09 ^2.10 ^2.11 ^2.12 ^2.13 ^2.14 ^2.15 ^2.16 ^2.17 ^2.18 ^2.19 ^2.20 ^2.21 ^2.22 Premium Buildings.

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