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Revision as of 01:00, 24 May 2015
One city of an empire in each sector may be designated the sector capital. To become a sector capital, a city must have a capitol building. The emperor, vice-emperor, or sector administrator can designate a city to be a sector capital.
An empire must have a capital city to have any use for sector capitals. For this reason, a sector capital cannot be declared if the empire does not have a capital city.
When a sector has a sector capital, cities in that sector send their daily tribute to the sector capital instead of directly to the empire capital city. This allows the tax revenue from a sector to be concentrated by funneling it through a single city.
Sector capitals enable technology research to be distributed to different parts of the empire. By receiving the money first, sector capitals conduct local reseach with the money. When it is time to send their tribute to the capital, they send a portion of the cash they have on hand.
Sector capitals create more concentrations of money for players to collect large debts that are owed them. This may help to distribute the risk of losing the treasury due to the capture of a lone capital city.
Sector capitals provide alternate locations for the capital city, in case the capital city needs to be moved. There is no cost associated with moving the capital. Once the new capital is declared, cities and sector capitals will begin sending their tribute to the new capital city.
It is possible for a city to be both the empire capital city and a sector capital.