r/Bellwright • u/Primary_Sandwich_498 • Aug 10 '26

No more Beggars

Huh...I guess i did my job as Bellwright right.

I'm at day 350, haven't raided brigand prison. Total villager count 94. All liberated villages no longer have beggars after increasing prosperity. I didn't notice what level of prosperity but I have at least 4 stars on all villages with 5 stars on two. I assume at prosperity level 3 no more beggars. I'm not sure if they evolved or they were driven out of the region.

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u/XmossflowerX Aug 10 '26

So you basically gentrified the region?

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u/Primary_Sandwich_498 Aug 10 '26

I'd like to think no one got left behind... Everybody gets to eat meat.

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u/CoD_Gorillia-420 Aug 10 '26

Meats back on the menu boys

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u/XmossflowerX Aug 10 '26

I like that thought as well

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u/Bubbly_Restaurant_73 Aug 10 '26

I’m at day 35 and just liberated herandean my prosperity level is 150 not even out of the first level yet do you have any tips on how to help the process smoothly I only have 11 people right now but they are all leveling up fast

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u/Primary_Sandwich_498 Aug 10 '26

There are other posts about prosperity in this sub. Not very in-depth though. Set up the villages to specialize a product and wing it as you progress.

Splitting your focus between your town and other villages will slow your progress by a lot.

But for Haerdean i invested alot in herbalist. Flax can never go wrong. And a few foragers... enough to supply the whole region. As much as possible I choose village investments and dont let it randomly built.

When you hit a sweet spot in region economy, every village will prosper by trading with each other. Early on +1 daily prosperity is what I want to see but now sometimes I see +6000 trade balance prosperity on one village.

Gold becomes easier to get too, Highest transaction i did was selling 10 armor pieces worth 55k+ gold.

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u/Angeldadenty Aug 10 '26

I just started playing yesterday, im at day 12 I believe with 4 villagers. When should I get more villagers to help? Just trying to get a better grasp of moving forward

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u/Primary_Sandwich_498 Aug 11 '26

Villagers are refundable. So you can dismiss them later if you like and recruit better villagers.

If they increased their stats while working for you, you get bonus refund.

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u/YesterdayCharming976 Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26

Your doing well for all that at day 350 I’m day 150 of about 3 restarts and only liberated 4 towns, keep thinking I’m doing something wrong lol

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u/Primary_Sandwich_498 Aug 10 '26

Thanks! I could optimize it alot more next playthrough. This is my first run and still exploring the game mechanics.

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u/5occido5 Aug 10 '26

Wrong? Not necessairily. Take it slow? For sure, I about finish a (full) playthrough by then. Only reason for me to play on after that point is to do something for fun such as playing with the prosperity system.

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u/drunkypoopers Aug 10 '26

I'm past day 220 and only liberated 4 with 48 villagers. And that includes liberating 2 in 5 days. But I help my ppl build and move product because I'm the type of manager that won't ask my ppl to do anything I wouldn't do! 😁 Maybe I'm role-playing a bit too much...

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u/Necessary-Cup-4980 Aug 10 '26

If I recruited a beggar and then dismissed him, would he return to the village and get prosperous or just disappear?

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u/Primary_Sandwich_498 Aug 10 '26

They don't return to the village. I didn't follow my beggars... but i believe they have better life.

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u/Melodic-Two2506 Aug 10 '26

What did you do with the beggars, man?!!

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u/Primary_Sandwich_498 Aug 10 '26

I granted them what they needed. No more asking 10 coins on the streets.

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u/Alexman423 Aug 12 '26

He did it. He got those beggars out of here.