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To see which regions have wolfram resource, see [[:Category:Regions with Wolfram]]. | To see which regions have wolfram resource, see [[:Category:Regions with Wolfram]]. | ||
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Wolfram is a raw material that gives bonus to the aircraft industry. If linked to the capital, it provides a 20% bonus, and if it's not linked to the capital it provides 10% bonus.
Even if a country owns more than one wolfram resource region, the country productivity increase from wolfram is limited to 20%. To see which regions have wolfram resource, see Category:Regions with Wolfram. |
Raw material type | Resource |
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Food raw materials | Cattle • Deer • Fish • Fruits • Grain |
Weapon raw materials | Aluminum • Iron • Oil • Rubber • Saltpeter |
House raw materials | Clay • Granite • Limestone • Sand • Wood |
Aircraft weapon raw materials | Cobalt • Magnesium • Neodymium • Titanium • Wolfram |