Alternatively you can build more farms and leave the balanced numbers on the three remaining resources 10 farms, 5 lumber mills, stone quarries, and mines. Doing this will land you with 6 of each building with one extra tile left which is best reserved for another farm.
Or if you want to be on the safe side you can just build an equal number of resource buildings. Each of you clan members will dedicate your towns in producing a certain resource and split it with the others who gather the remaining resources. This kind of setup also works when you are in a clan that practices the sharing of resources. This will ensure a huge flow of a certain resource but at the cost of slowing down the income on the others. Having a crisis on a certain resource like iron or stone? Why not dedicate all 22 tiles for mines or stone quarries? The remaining 3 tiles are where the farm and the other gatherers will be placed. One good thing about this game is that you can easily construct and demolish these resource gatherers and the other buildings as well so your town can easily adapt to any economic situation. There are 25 tiles reserved for these structures on the east side of your town. Building resource-gathering structures in your town is one of the ways in amassing resources in Vikings: War of Clans.
If you are new to this game in or a veteran who is looking for a couple of pointers about the game then read on.
It has the usual bits you see in other mobile games of the same genre like long waiting times, completing quests, allying with other players, and of course being tempted with premium currency to speed things up. Vikings: War of Clans is a mobile strategy game where you are tasked in building a powerful army and conquering other players while managing your town and resources.
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