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Table of Contents
Egypt Welcomes You
- A Quick Historical Note
- A Note on Usage
- Traveler's Journal
Getting Started
- Installing Pharaoh on the PC
- Starting the Game on the PC
- Installing the Game on the Mac
- Starting the Game on the Mac
- After Pharaoh Launches
- Your Family
- Continuing History
- Missions and Mission Briefings
- Setting a Difficulty Level
- Your Place in the World
- Losing the Game
- Scoring
- Other Options
- In-Game Help
Playing Pharaoh
- The Control Panel
- The Menu Bar
- Keyboard Controls
- For Players of Caesar III
Housing, Roads and Drinking Water
- Your City Site
- The Kingdom Road
- Principles Guiding Construction
- Clearing Land
- Building Roads
- Building Housing
- Housing Evolution
- Goods and Services
- Desirability
- Wells and Water Supplies
People and Employment
- Attracting Immigrants
- City Sentiment
- Finding Workers
- People of the City
- Unemployment
- Labor Shortages
- Managing Labor
- Scribes
Farming and Food Production
- The Nile, the Inundation and the Nilometer
- Building Food and Farming Structures
- Flood Plain Farming and Work Camps
- Meadow Farming
- Irrigation and Water Lifts
- Crop Types
- Other Food Sources
Industry
- Types of Industries
- Storage
- Running Efficient Industries
Commerce and Trade
- Granaries
- Storage Yards
- Bazaars
- Planning an Efficient Distribution System
- Trade
Municipal Functions
- Constables and Magistrates
- City Sentiment and Crime
- Other Security Issues
- Structural Flaws
- Fire Prevention
- Palaces
- Taxes and Money
- Mansions
- Your Salary
- Roadblocks
- Water Crossings
- Beautification
Religion and the Gods
- The Gods of Egypt
- Patron Gods and Local Deities
- Religious Buildings
- Temple Complexes, Altars and Oracles
- Festivals and Festival Squares
Monuments
- Building Monuments
- Construction Guilds
- Work Camps
- Construction Foreman and Overseer of Monuments
- Monuments
- Burial Provisions
- Monument Building Tips
Health
- Health Buildings
- City Health and Health Risks
- Infected Housing
Entertainment
- Building Entertainment Structures
- Entertainment Venues
- Measuring Entertainment Access
Education
The Military, Combat and Defense
- Raising an Army
- Weapons, Chariots and their Manufacture
- Commissioning a Navy
- Defensive Structures
- Enemies
- Kingdom Service
- Overseer of the Military
- World Map
Ratings
Managing Your City
- Your Overseers
- Overlays
- View
- Overview Map
- World Map
- Citizens
- Messages
A New Egypt Thrives
Designer's Notes
Appendices
- Appendix 1: Building Summary
- Appendix 2: A Brief History of Egypt

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becomes uninhabitable for a few months. These struc-

tures will be marked with a skull. When the house is

livable again, the skull icon will disappear and people

can move into the housing. The home will not

devolve while it’s vacant, and whatever supplies it held

remain available to its next occupants.

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