The Jornaleros are the hard working and devout farmers of the New World When the sun sets after a long day, Jornaleros find community and harmony in cultural buildings such as the chapel.

Working on the fields is hard labor, but by the middle of the 19th century for the first time, they could call the soil they cultivate their own. However, it is also important for us to show respect to their roots and heritage as the Jornaleros are not to color them with the same brush as the Farmers. Similar to your first session, the first residential tier in the New World will represent the ways of old, farmers cultivating cotton and cocoa but also participating in traditional crafts such as pearl diving. Jornaleros are the farmers of the New World, devout and hardworking people who are driven by the dream of independence at a dawn of a new era.

Inspired by 19 th century Latin America, Anno 1800вЂ™s New World residents are bound to their country but other than the dawn of the industrial age in the old world, their story is a tale of building a strong prospering society fueled by the dream of independence.Д«eside a set of strong third party characters populating the second session, your settlements will have visual feedback representing residents local to the continent, including models, portraits for residential tiers and new production chains. The New World will leave a strong and vibrant impression and it was important for us that the new residents and their buildings invite the player to sink deep into the atmosphere of that beautiful continent. Your Kontor just established on a white sand beach, the first residents settle in your newly founded city and you take a moment to watch the Tobacco leaves grow in the ardent sun.

A continent carved by rivers, dominated by lush jungle forests and dotted with ancient mountains.

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