While the tutorial gives you 100 diamonds to build the longhouse, I cannot count the number of newbies I've seen with 2 or more of these in their city and that makes me sad for them. I condemn Inno for creating the Bronze Age Longhouse and in it's inclusion into the tutorial. In my first city I wasted diamonds on a couple of premium cultural buildings. All have been used to purchase the expansions that are only available from diamonds. I have gained around 20k diamonds in this fashion over the time of around 2 years. The only reason I run 9 additional cities is to harvest diamonds from events and wishing wells, which I then only spend on my main city. I had 2 yesterday, but got rid of one to make space. I only have 1 wishing well in my main city. Inno provides that for you by allowing you to purchase diamonds. I get my diamonds primarily from the 128 wishing wells (gained from events) I have spread across 10 worlds. Diamond expansions mean a LOT to your city. Yes, it is realistic and crucial for you to try and collect Diamonds. I don't remember any other Diamond sources, but if I missed something some helpful poster will remind us. INNO would be disturbed if I did not mention that you can buy diamonds. Get a ToR as well and get mining GE Diamonds. They are offered as possible rewards in multiple stages. Rumor has it there may be a 250 Diamond gift or prize in the Winter Event. I am happy to spend weeks doing nothing but recurring quests instead of advancing my tech tree.ĭiamonds are also a specific reward for certain Quests in game.ĭiamonds may or may not be offered as a near the end prize for an Event. I run 10 WWs.Ģ0 Diamonds (Chateau works on this reward) are a possible reward (1% or so) for any Quest (in game or Event) that offers a Random Reward, one time only on each Recurring Quest.
You can get Diamonds from a Special Event Building called the Wishing Well, although it's less than a 1% chance per day you can get 50 Diamonds. Stallion is correct, save your Diamonds for expansions.
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