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I have 2 scholarships but cant make any scholars.
i have taken over a city just 2 days ago, does that have any thing to do with it?

Yes it does. Your scholar count includes existing scholars, scholars in education, and conquered cities since it takes someone to watch the city.

U need more Schalorships 1 for first 2 on top for second making a total of 3 then 3 on top for thierd making total of 6 so on and so fourth I have like 45 Schalorships for total of 9 schalors

Well Sheroman i dont think it matters how recent but Faleons right u need a bonus scholarship to make a new scholar but there is a scholar limit which means you cant conquer two citys at once

The time doesn't matter. But the fact that you conquered it does matter. A conquered city counts as a scholar. And you can conquer two at once if you have the scholars. I capped three at once one time

for every new scholar you want to make then you need the corresponding number of scolarships to make it. for example for my 50th scholar i need 50 more scholarships on top of my other ones required for the other 49 scholars ive made. for 50 scholars youll need 1,275 scholarships total. Fire is right you cap cap anytime you want. you just need to have enough scholars to do it. i generally keep 20 scholars at a time in my cities total so i can always cap someone

Whats the price of scholar?

well first you need a scholarship so thats 35k wood 40k clay and 30k iron then to pay for the actuall scholar you need a scholarship and 50k of every resource so thats a total of 85k wood 90k clay and 80k iron

That's just for your first scholar. For your second one you need 70k wood, 80k clay, 60k iron plus 50k each for the scholar. So that's 120k wood, 130k clay, and 110k iron plus the cost for the first one. And so on for the each additional scholar. Scholarships cost+ scholar cost+ previous total costs for earlier scholars