Updated for Twisted & Twilight. Enjoy!

Fyrus, owned by the Knights of Origo, now has wine.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1959037127

The combined version is up: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1956272268

Updated and tested with the new patch. Enjoy!

thanks , awesome

It should still work, but I'll update it soon.

update plz

how fast, thanks

It still works. The new launcher requires something to actually change in the code for an update to show up. As far as I've seen, no changes are necessary. Regardless, I'll force update it.

You will update it someday??

Ok that sounds good - snagged the mod.

This mod adds it only to Skavenblight. Many other cities already have a pastures building chain though.

is it only buildable in Skavenblight?

This mod just adds the pastures building chain to Skavenblight. At its most basic level, that means +4 food, +30 growth, +4% replenishment, and +2 untainted. Balance-wise, I'd say that's subjective. If you build it, you're sacrificing a slot and money that could go towards something else in order to gain other benefits.

Cool - so how balanced is this?

It should unless they edit the same tables. I use SFO myself and haven't had any issues.

Should play nice with SFO and other overhaul mods?

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1553866321

Which mod are you using for the slots?

Added, thanks.

Thanks for this! Here's the other half of the grain-slave description of Skavenblight, by the way:

Closer to the swamp's center, ruined towers punctuate the murky waters, the passing slave-hulks sending waves lapping over the crumbling edifices. As the banks become solid ground there reside teeming ports where endless trudging lines of bent-backed figures haul black corn or moonseed from the quaysides to the factories. Enormous windmills of worm-eaten wood and rusted iron relentlessly churn out grain to feed the starving hordes of Skavenblight. Periodically, armed patrols sweep the lines, enforcing speed and mercilessly gathering up any who have collapsed or expired under their weighty loads. Any such unfortunates are thrown in with the crops, literally more grist for the mill.