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A realistic painting of a Georgian family in refined attire, seated in a grand drawing room.

πŸ—οΈ Georgian Britain (1714 CE – 1837 CE)

β€œEnlightenment blooms, cities expand, and the world tilts toward industry and empire.”


🏞️ Historical Context

The Georgian era was marked by economic expansion, scientific progress, and the dawn of industrialisation. Britain became a global superpower through colonial expansion and the transatlantic trade, fuelling urban growth and cultural refinement. While the aristocracy hosted grand social events, the working class toiled in emerging factories. The Enlightenment championed reason over superstition, and romantic ideals slowly began reshaping marriage and social life.


🌿 World Setup

βœ… World: Move to Willow Creek or Brindleton Bay to reflect growing cities and country estates
βœ… Household: Continue with descendants of your Stuart Sims
βœ… Funds: Reset to Β§5,000 (money 5000) to reflect economic prosperity
βœ… Lot Challenges: Simple Living optional (no electricity yet)
βœ… Community Lots: Build a coffeehouse, university, and factory


🏑 Family & Society Rules

🏠 RuleπŸ“‹ Description
Class SystemNobles must maintain wealth and marry within their status (Growing Together, For Rent)
Social EtiquetteHost formal social events and maintain reputation (Get Together, Get Famous)
Scientific EnlightenmentSims pursue education, innovation, or intellectual pursuits (Discover University, Get to Work)
Women’s RolesWealthy women engage in charity and arts; working-class women work (Parenthood, Growing Together)
Boarding SchoolsUpper-class children receive formal education (High School Years, Parenthood)
Laundry & Clothing CareHand-washing remains the norm (Laundry Day Stuff)

πŸ”¨ Building Rules

βœ… Build Georgian-style symmetrical townhouses or grand country estates
βœ… Add coffeehouses, public theatres, and gardens
βœ… Use boarding houses or rentals to reflect expanding cities


🎯 Era Goals

βœ… GoalπŸ“‹ Requirement
Expand Social StandingHost at least three formal events (dinners, balls, or teas) (Get Together, Get Famous)
Educational GrowthEnsure one Sim graduates or becomes a scholar (Discover University, Growing Together)
Industrial AdvancementOwn a profitable business or trade (Get to Work, For Rent, Cottage Living)
Wealth AccumulationEarn Β§25,000 through business, trade, or inheritance (Get to Work, Get Famous)
Art & Literature SupportHave a Sim write a book or become an artist (Get Famous, Discover University)
Maintain Social ReputationAvoid scandals β€” no affairs or criminal behaviour (Get Famous, Growing Together)

🎲 Special Dice Events

(Roll a six-sided die 🎲 for random Georgian-era challenges!)

Roll 🎲EventOutcome
1Stock Market BoomGain Β§4,000 from successful investments (Get to Work, For Rent)
2Scandalous AffairLose Β§3,000 to cover up family scandal (Get Famous, Lovestruck)
3Scientific DiscoveryGain Β§2,500 from an innovation (Discover University, Get to Work)
4Factory FireLose Β§2,000 in damages (Eco Lifestyle, For Rent)
5Political UnrestLose Β§1,500 due to economic instability (City Living, Get Famous)
6Cultural RenaissanceYour Sim must write a book, paint a masterpiece, or host an art event (Get Famous, Discover University)

πŸ› οΈ Expansion & Game Pack Features

βœ… Dream Home Decorator, Get Together β†’ Georgian architecture, formal social life
βœ… Discover University, Get to Work β†’ Science, innovation, business
βœ… For Rent, Cottage Living β†’ Growing rental markets, farming, trade
βœ… Dine Out, City Living β†’ Coffeehouses, public theatres
βœ… Vampires, Realm of Magic, Spooky Stuff β†’ Gothic tales, declining superstitions
βœ… Lovestruck, My Wedding Stories β†’ Romantic marriages, refined weddings
βœ… Luxury Party, Romantic Garden, Vintage Glamour β†’ Extravagant fashion, feasts, and gardens
βœ… Laundry Day, Nifty Knitting β†’ Domestic crafts and clothing care


🏺 Era Summary

  • Enlightenment reshapes thought, favouring science over superstition
  • Industrial Revolution begins, shifting wealth and class dynamics
  • Nobles hold power, but merchants and professionals rise
  • Coffeehouses and theatres become cultural hubs
  • Romantic love begins replacing arranged marriages

πŸ”— Navigation

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