For instance, if you play a faction towards the west and have control over nodes, you can rake in a lot of money from anyone you trade with, and the effect seems to increase if you have a monopoly on trade goods. I am nearly certain that unequal trades happen at times, but it's hard to tell when and how much the difference is. Or does one partner in the trade get more money than the other However, you definitely want at least 4-5 trade ships if you only have one node and a fleet to keep them safe. having 1 ship will generate about 340 gold, having 10 may generate 2700) so it's not just a straight multiplier. So it essentially becomes a matter of how much, of whatever product you have, are you able to acquire and then sell? Even without the trade nodes, resources like iron, lumber and warhorses allow you to sell something to other clans.įor trade nodes, the more ships you place means the more income you will reap, albeit with diminishing returns (i.e. A broken trade agreement is functionally as bad as breaking an alliance and still inflicts a diplomatic bonus, so be wary of just setting up agreements with anyone. Having trade is good for you regardless of how it may affect the other party, UNLESS they are a faction that you will be going to war with. Though it's called "trade," it's really "Can you, Daimyo, offer a good to sell, place to sell it, and a customer to buy it?" The way I look at is to disregard how much you think the other faction may or not be making.
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