The Guild: Europa 1410 plans initial storefront automation for September 25, with the fuller Masters and Overseers system following in October. The developer’s first-week update preview gives those features separate release windows.

September 25 adds a stock threshold

The minor update will let you set a target stock level. Above it, workers send crafted goods directly to the storefront instead of storage.

Beehives also return with expanded gameplay beyond passive income. Price tooltips will show a fuller breakdown, including prices across the city, to help decide what to produce and where to trade.

The team also plans late-game performance improvements and fixes for issues such as unavailable carts and missing courting candidates. Full patch notes are due when the update releases.

A dynasty family tree in Europa 1410
Official current-game dynasty imagery. October’s update is planned to expand family and business management.Ashborne Games / THQ Nordic

October targets production-chain management

Promoted workers will act as Overseers, while family members can become Masters. Together with storage managers, they are intended to coordinate businesses that supply one another with ingredients and intermediate goods.

Dynasty management additions include arranging or ending engagements and naming family members, buildings and carts. There is no exact October date yet.

Plan around September’s narrower stock-handling feature first. The announcement does not mean the finished management system is already live.