Faction Prestige - what?

I've got a vague understanding of Faction Prestige, meaning I know it influences population growth in my cities.

But what does it really mean? Path of the Governor, +1 Faction Prestige, is it worth it? If I have 10 Faction prestige by really working at it instead of 5, what do I actually gain? What are the benefits once my cities are essentially "full"?

 

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Hi Henri, Prestige affects your city population growth - if you have 10 prestige you get 10 new citizens (split evenly between your cities) each turn - you can get even more citizens by building inns etc.

So prestige is pretty important otherwise your cities will hardly grow. Food caps how big a city can grow (1 food per citizen) and you can check how much bigger a city can grow by looking at how much extra food it has in the details screen

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Thanks DGB246!

And people translate into... tax? And production and research? Assuming no unrest, if my city goes from 62 to 63 citizens - what benefits happen to the city?

...somehow I feel Faction Prestige should have some other side effects.

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Your welcome :)

 

Yep people translate into tax and research and I think it also affects production, but I don't know the specifics

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HenriHaki, 100 people = 10 research (less unrest), 10 production (less unrest), and (tax rate * 100) gildar.

So 100 people with 0% tax rate = 10 research, 10 production, 0 gildar.  Set tax rate to 10% (produces 80% unrest), and you'd get 2 research, 2 production and 10 gildar.

At certain thresholds, cities level up from population.  At 60 people, level 2.  At 200, level 3.  This usually provides a minor bonus like -10% unrest or so through a new building.

Lastly, population increases the area of control of the city.  I'm not 100% on this mechanic, though.

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Thanks again DBG246, and plenty thanks to Aiel117 for the in-depth details. :)