Beware, as there are many things in the world that will disturb the happiness: Seasons will change the demand for certain goods – more water is needed during summer, more clothes in winter. And you have to keep them happy, to keep the tax coins rolling which you need to build even more. Your citizens have various needs in order to stay happy.

Make sure your fields are on fertile grounds, to get all the food for your hungry subjects! Townsmen – A Kingdom Rebuilt hands the crown to you: Guide your people from their first steps in a small village to a massive medieval metropolis with thousands of inhabitants. But also send your craftsmen, to cut some wood and to mine ore. Send your architects and builders to plan and construct a city. Despite being a gang under the Maravilla moniker they are known to clash with neighboring street gangs such Arizona Maravilla (AMV) and Ford Maravilla (FMV).Welcome, your Highness! A vast land awaits your settlers and is ready to be colonized. The Marianna Maravilla are rivals of the 38th Street Gang and the Varrio Lott 13 as well as all sounding Sureno street gang. The book document gang life in neighborhoods associated with gangs such as the Evergreen Gang, Clarence Street, and the Florencia 13. In 2000, members of the Marianna Maravilla were featured in East Side Stories: Gang Life In East Los Angeles, a photographic book by Joseph Rodriguez (Author), Ruben Martinez (Author), and Luis J. The Moeriya Maravilla, is a subset of the Marianna Maravilla with their own cliques such as the Tiny Dukes, Jokers, and the Sinners. Females who are affiliated with this barrio, are known as the Marianna Maravilla “Monas” or Marvelous Monas. Their cliques are the Winitos, Cherries, Santitos, Diablos, and the Pistoleros. The Marianna Maravilla are the second largest (after El Hoyo MV) subset of the Maravilla Gang. They were founded in the 1940s, bounded by the 60 Freeway and Whittier Blvd between Atlantic Blvd and Eastern Avenue.

The Marianna Maravilla (MMV), are a Mexican-American subset of the larger Barrio Maravilla Gang, which consist several of smaller criminal street gangs operating in the same barrio in East Los Angeles, California.

Porky, left, and Pony of the Marianna Maravilla gang.

Townsmen gang