The City At A Glance
The World
A true-to-life portrait of Amazonprimea as she stands today, rendered from the city's own stones.
The cartographers are still at their survey…
Show history of earlier portraits
A new portrait is set down each time the city's stones are reshaped. Scroll to see how Amazonprimea has grown.
Works in Progress
Each endeavor, and how near it stands to completion.
The masons are at their tools…
Lately Inscribed
Newest entries set down upon the ledger.
- No works yet inscribed.
Architects of Amazonprimea
Citizens who have set the most stone.
- No architects yet — be the first to lay a stone.
The Treasury
Drachmae spent, against the value wrought.
The line of value above the line of spend means the city is wrought richer than it is dear.
Split by quarter — the works of the city (product) against the keep that holds them up (internal).
Split by hand — drachmae spent by each builder at the workshop. Unattributed is the shared keep: infrastructure and domains the whole city pays for, plus the early days before each hand carried its own purse — never quietly charged to one builder.
The Stonemason's Mark
Each work is marked for quality before its drachmae are paid.
A work is sealed and paid only when the inspector's mark meets the passing threshold. The line below shows the city's average mark, day by day.
The Surveyor's Reckoning
How well the senate's estimates match the hours truly spent.
A ratio of 1.0 means estimates were exact. Above 1.0 means work took longer than foreseen; below 1.0 means it went swifter.
The Mason's Ledger
The weight of the city's stonework — and the rubble left behind.
Lines of stonework is the total of the city's source. Abandoned exports and unmerged works are the rubble that accrues when a builder writes more than the city needs; the lines below trace how that weight shifts day by day.
The Watch
The standing of each pillar — whether it holds or has fallen.
The sentinels are taking their positions…