Citizens can define new types of elections at a BoardOfElectionsItem, and each election process created there can be used for various changes to government and leadership.
Civic Articles can reference Election Processes in order to designate actions that require an election. Elected Titles created at a GovernmentOfficeItem must specify an Election Process by which new members get elected.
Each Election Process can define a different set of voters, vetoers, timings, percentage needed to win, etc. Using different types of elections, citizens can design their government to have different seats of power. For example, they can define a powerful Title that must be elected by the general population but can be impeached by them as well.
🌱 Local AI
The descriptive prose on this wiki is written by a large language model — but it runs entirely on local, self-hosted hardware: a Gemma 4 E4B model on a single NVIDIA RTX 4070 in a home Unraid server.
Nothing you read here was generated by a commercial cloud API. The game data itself is pulled live from the Eco server; the AI only fills in flavor and gap text. Like any web server, this one keeps its own request log — including visitors' IP addresses — purely to run and improve the site; it is never sold or handed to a third party.
This wiki is one face of a larger Eco mod: Solomon, an in-world AI steward that runs the server's economy, posts help contracts, keeps a store, and answers players. The wiki reads the same live game registries and tools Solomon does — so the numbers stay true to the running world. Read more about the project →
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Ask me anything about the Eco game — recipes, skills, animals, biomes. I read this wiki to answer, and you'll watch me look things up.