Choose the building question first
Build and Conquer combines infrastructure, civilian development and military production. This directory groups the building references by the decision they help you make: connecting a destination, reading an income building’s operating needs, or inspecting a production facility. Start with the relevant structure rather than assuming a complete current building roster is available.
The official Roblox description names neighbourhoods, roads, farms, shops, factories, power plants, water networks and large cities. Those terms establish the broad construction scope. Their order in the description does not prescribe a build order, and the overview does not publish a current price or unlock table.
Roads and delivery connections
The roads reference uses a readable October tutorial frame containing Civilian → Roads. The selected Road description associates roads with buildings, workers and resource deliveries. This provides concrete context for checking a connection at a receiving building without claiming a tested repair or a maximum delivery distance.
If your reason for inspecting roads is that a factory is waiting for steel, continue to the truck delivery guide. It separates road observations from local material stores and the production queue. A road serving a delivery role does not, by itself, explain how trucks are acquired or generated.
Shops and their operating needs
The shops page records a dated Large Supermarket entry under Civilian → Commercial → Retail. It explains the tooltip’s income and operating requirements, the road condition and the city-level unlock shown in the source. It also retains the difference between the price displays observed at separate points in the recording.
That is a specific building example, not a guarantee that every retail option has the same needs or profit. Use the money guide to connect a building’s income line with the recorded Finances breakdown. Upkeep, purchase cost, local services and net payout answer different questions when you are budgeting another expansion.
Large Military Factory and queued production
The Large Military Factory reference identifies the structure in a readable 7:55 frame from YellowHeadVin’s October tutorial. Its local steel, fuel and weapon storage panels are shown separately from production speed and the queue. The source demonstrates why materials already inside a factory do not prove that a production order exists.
The military-building overview keeps that observed structure separate from the broader research, manufacturing and mainland activities in the official description. Use the units reference for the equipment categories visible inside the factory. A missile or vehicle entry is an output of the interface, not another construction row.
Broader civilian and service construction
The civilian overview preserves the officially named construction topics that do not yet have enough detailed evidence for individual pages. Housing, farms, power and water still matter to the published country-building loop even where present-day quantities and unlocks remain unresolved.
The beginner guide supplies a dated player route through roads, housing, services and shops. It is useful context for the relationship between systems; it is not a tested claim that one opening sequence is always optimal. Check the current selected building’s own requirements before adopting an older number.
Read a building reference with its source date
Our references distinguish a label visible in footage, a player’s recommendation, a developer description and a successful current test. A readable panel can establish a building name or a recorded inventory while leaving the construction menu, price and unlock unknown. The video directory lets you inspect the original frame behind each example.
This directory does not fill missing cells with zero or assume that an undocumented prerequisite is absent. When a new reliable observation supplies a field, it can be added to the matching structure without implying that the rest of the roster was retested. The update record keeps those editorial additions separate from authenticated game patch notes.