Calculating hammers

[Sgurbat]

Hi all,

I'm a new guy and, for first, sorry for my english.

Can anyone tell me how calculating hammers during the game?

I mean: when I start with the first city is simple because if I have 2 tiles worked with 3+1 hammers total is 4 but in the mid-game I couldn't understand why that city had 55 hammers.

- About 13 hammers from terrain
- No forge
- Organized religion +25%
- No burocracy
- +1 from stone and +1 from iron

but ... I've missed something?

Is there something else I've to consider for hammers total?

Thanks in advance and sorry if there's another thread about this but I wasn't able to find it.

Bye.

 

[elohssa]

Possibly access hammers from slavery (whipping)? Specialists can also have an effect.

 

[Windsor]

Chopping trees and overflow from previous build? Hover your mouse over the icon next to the production bar and you'll get a breakdown on where your production is coming from

 

[SamSniped]

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[GGracchus]

Chops. That adds extra hammers to the counter, so the city says 55 when it really has 13 or whatever.

 

[Sgurbat]

Thank you now it's more clear.

I moved the pointer on the hammers counter in the city screen and I could see the "base production" and its multipliers

 

[plasmacannon]

exactly.
Usually, the increased amount is from building multipliers and overflow production, but, specialists, civics, or Golden Ages will do this too.
With things like: Leader Traits, Wonders, Forge, OR, Factory, Iron Works, Heroic Epic, Drydock, access to Stone/Marble/Gold/Ivory/Copper, one can see multipliers of over 200%, greatly speeding up the production of a unit or building.

 

[CHEESE!]

By the way, the "+1 from stone and iron" doesn't actually exist. It just means what it changes from the base terrain.