eternum game docs

eternum-docs/components/ResourceIcon.tsx

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+import React from "react";
+type Props = {
+  name: string;
+  id: string | number;
+  size?: number;
+};
+
+export default function ResourceIcon({ name, id, size = 50 }: Props) {
+  return (
+    <img
+      src={`/resources/${id}.png`}
+      alt={name}
+      title={name}
+      width={size}
+      height={size}
+      style={{ verticalAlign: "middle" }}
+    />
+  );
+}

eternum-docs/docs/pages/index.mdx

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     Eternum is a decentralized, open-source, and community-driven MMORPG game built on the Dojo framework.
   </HomePage.Description>
   <HomePage.Buttons>
-    <HomePage.Button href="/game" variant="accent">
+    <HomePage.Button href="/overview/overview" variant="accent">
       Get started
     </HomePage.Button>
     <HomePage.Button href="https://github.com/BibliothecaDAO/eternum">GitHub</HomePage.Button>

eternum-docs/docs/pages/mechanics/hyperstructures.mdx

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+---
+title: Hyperstructures & Points
+description: Hyperstructure mechanics and leaderboard system in Eternum
+---
+
+# Hyperstructures
+
+## Construction Process
+
+> 🏗️ **Initialization**
+> - Requires Ancient Fragments to start construction
+> - Can be placed anywhere on the map
+> - Two contribution modes:
+>   - Public: Anyone can contribute
+>   - Tribe-only: Limited to owner's tribe members
+
+### Building Requirements
+
+> 📦 **Resource Contributions**
+> - Requires all 22 resource types
+> - Multiple players can contribute
+> - Construction complete when all requirements met
+
+## Points System
+
+### Construction Points
+
+> 🎯 **One-time Rewards**
+> - Contributors earn points upon completion
+> - Points based on:
+>   - Amount of resources contributed
+>   - Rarity of contributed resources
+> - Awarded once construction is complete
+
+### Generation Points
+
+> ⚡ **Ongoing Points**
+> - Begins after construction is complete
+> - Generates points every Eternum cycle
+> - Points distributed via share system
+> - Owner controls share distribution
+> - Share changes restricted to 48-hour cooldown
+
+## Strategic Considerations
+
+> 💡 **Management**
+> - Plan resource gathering before initialization
+> - Consider tribe-only mode for security
+> - Defend completed structures to maintain control
+> - New owner gains share control upon capture
+> - Previous share settings reset on capture

eternum-docs/docs/pages/mechanics/military/combat.mdx

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+---
+title: Combat
+description: Military and combat mechanics in Eternum
+---
+
+## Combat System
+
+### Unit Advantages
+
+> ⚔️ **Combat Matchups**
+>
+> ```
+> Paladins    →  Crossbowmen
+> Crossbowmen →  Knights
+> Knights     →  Paladins
+> ```
+>
+> Units deal more damage to their strong matchup and less damage to their weak matchup.
+
+### Battle Duration
+
+- Combat duration is dynamically calculated based on army sizes
+- Larger armies result in longer battles
+- Highly uneven matchups may resolve more quickly
+
+### Battle Dynamics
+
+- Additional armies can join either side during ongoing combat
+- Combat continues until one side is defeated or retreats
+
+### Siege Mechanics
+
+> 🏰 **Siege System**
+>
+> - Attacking a realm initiates a siege phase before combat
+> - During siege phase:
+>   - Defenders can prepare defenses
+>   - Resources can be transferred in/out of the realm
+>   - Defenders can "break" the siege by initiating combat early
+> - Once combat begins:
+>   - Resource transfers are blocked
+>   - The realm is considered under active attack

eternum-docs/docs/pages/mechanics/military/units.mdx

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+---
+title: Units
+description: Military and combat mechanics in Eternum
+---
+
+### Units
+
+> 🎯 **Unit Types & Matchups**
+>
+> - **Paladins**
+>   - Larger energy pool for extended movement
+>   - Same energy regeneration rate as other units
+>   - Can cover more distance in a single move
+> - **Crossbowmen**
+>   - Reduced food consumption (50% less)
+>   - More efficient for exploration and movement
+> - **Knights**
+>   - Standard unit with baseline stats
+
+### Army Energy System
+
+> ⚡ **Energy Mechanics**
+>
+> - Army's maximum energy is determined by its composition
+> - The unit with the lowest energy pool sets the army's limit
+> - Energy regenerates at a fixed rate for all unit types every Eternum cycle
+> - Energy is consumed when moving across tiles
+
+## Army Movement
+
+### Energy Consumption
+
+> 🏃 **Movement Mechanics**
+>
+> - Moving armies requires energy
+> - Each tile crossed consumes energy
+> - Food is consumed during movement
+
+### Unit-Specific Movement
+
+> 💨 **Movement Traits**
+>
+> - **Paladins**
+>   - Larger energy pool for extended movement
+>   - Takes longer to fully recharge energy
+> - **Crossbowmen**
+>   - Uses 50% less food while moving
+>   - Ideal for long-distance exploration
+> - **Knights**
+>   - Standard movement costs
+>   - Standard food consumption

eternum-docs/docs/pages/mechanics/realm/buildings.mdx

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+---
+title: Buildings
+description: Building mechanics and costs in Eternum
+---
+
+# Buildings
+
+Buildings are essential structures in your realm that provide various benefits. Each construction increases the cost of
+subsequent buildings of the same type exponentially.
+
+## Building Types
+
+### Basic Infrastructure
+
+> 🏘️ **Worker's Hut**
+>
+> - Basic population housing
+> - Provides population capacity
+
+> 🏪 **Storehouse**
+>
+> - Increases resource storage capacity
+> - Essential for resource management
+> - Prevents production waste
+> - Consider building more when storage is frequently full
+
+### Production Buildings
+
+> 🌾 **Farm**
+>
+> - Produces Wheat for population and armies
+> - Provides 10% production bonus to adjacent buildings
+> - Strategic placement is key for optimization
+
+> **Fishing Village**
+>
+> - Produces Fish for population and armies
+
+> 💰 **Market**
+>
+> - Produces Donkeys
+> - Essential to keep a constant trading flow
+> - Essential for economic growth
+
+> **Resource Facility**
+>
+> - Produces specified resource
+> - Consumes some of your other realms' resources
+
+### Military Buildings
+
+> ⚔️ **Military Buildings**
+>
+> - **Barracks:** Knights
+> - **Stables:** Paladins
+> - **Archery Range:** Crossbowmen
+> - Each military building also increases your max army count by 1 (up to 3, for a total of 6)
+
+### Production Management
+
+> ⚙️ **Production Controls**
+>
+> - Buildings can be paused/resumed
+> - Pausing stops:
+>   - Resource consumption
+>   - Resource production
+> - Use pausing to:
+>   - Prevent resource waste
+>   - Manage storage capacity
+
+### Building Costs
+
+> 💰 **Cost Scaling**
+>
+> - Each building has a base resource cost
+> - Subsequent buildings of same type cost more
+> - Cost increase is exponential
+> - Example progression:
+>   - First Worker's Hut: 100 wood
+>   - Second Worker's Hut: 200 wood
+>   - Third Worker's Hut: 400 wood
+>   - And so on...
+
+### Construction Management
+
+> 🏗️ **Building Tips**
+>
+> - Prioritize buildings based on your realm's needs
+> - Consider population increase and capacity
+> - Monitor resource production and storage capacity
+> - Buildings can be paused to conserve resources

eternum-docs/docs/pages/mechanics/realm/realm.mdx

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+---
+title: Realms
+description: Your base of operations in Eternum
+---
+
+# Realms
+
+Realms are NFTs that determine your capabilities in Eternum. Each Realm grants access to specific resources from the 22
+available types.
+
+## Realm Levels
+
+### Settlement
+
+> A small settlement with 6 buildable hexes.
+
+### City
+
+> A glorious city with 18 buildable hexes.
+
+### Kingdom
+
+> A kingdom with 36 buildable hexes.
+
+### Empire
+
+> A vast empire with 60 buildable hexes.
+
+## Starting Values
+
+> 🏰 **Base Castle Stats**
+>
+> - **Population**: 5 workers
+> - **Military Capacity**:
+>   - 3 attacking armies
+>   - 1 defending army
+> - **Resource Storage**: 300,000 kg
+>
+> _These are the default values for a new realm before any buildings are constructed._

eternum-docs/docs/pages/mechanics/resources/production.mdx

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+## Production
+
+- Every resource, with the exception of food, requires other resources to be produced.
+
+    > Ex: to produce Wood, you need Stone, Coal and Wheat.
+
+- Production will work automatically until paused or resources are depleted
+
+    > ⚠️ **Warning**  
+    > If some of the input resources required aren't available:
+    > - Available resources will still be consumed
+    > - No output will be produced
+    > 
+    > To prevent resource waste, manually pause buildings when resources are low.
+
+