[Lavlew]

Вот что нашёл:
When you walk into the town you will see the 3 armour vendors for your class. When you have completed rebuilding the town for that character, then on that character you will see all 3 armour vendors for all 9 classes and be able to interact and purchase armour from them.

There are 162 upgrades in the town, each of them is tied to an armour piece. There are 18 upgrades that have no rep requirement, and then 18 upgrades that unlock for purchase at Ally and Kindred of each of the 4 Rohan factions. Various upgrades will also require previous ones to have been done first, you can't add decorations to the inside of a house if it's not repaired, and you can't bring inhabitants in until all the decoration has been done, for example. The classes and trait sets have been laid out so each takes as close to the same depth and breadth of progress as possible.

If you're playing without any alts, you just go and do dailies and build the town and hooray.

If you have alts, there's 3 different scenarios that allow you to play and progress how you want to.

First, all your alts do as many dailies as they can each day and they all build the town and buy their own armour. That's the fastest way to get everyone geared up in count of days, but the most expensive in terms of overall hours played.

Second, one of your character rebuilds the town and once it's finished purchases the armour for your alts and mails it to them. That's the slowest way to get everyone geared up in count of days, but the least expensive in terms of overall hours played.

Third, is a hybrid, where one character fully builds the town, while an alt of a different class cherry picks the lower time commitment armour unlocks. This method will end up with an in between amount of days to get geared up, and an in between amount of hours played.

The option is left up to you to play it how you'd like and spend your time in the manner suiting you to get your stable geared out.

Что то не совсем понял третий пункт, чем он отличается от предыдущих?
Видимо мои подсчёты про 24 дня оказались весьма скромными, это потребует раза в два больше времени...