Not really worth building unless you want to put houses right next to charcoal huts for some reason. It does not fill any desires, you still need to have enough light/comfort/faith/health for everyone to be happy. This wonder only eliminates displeasures (as the text suggests, from things like the city having too much tilt or houses placed next to unpleasant buildings). Population promptly dropped from 217 (my world's max) to about 147. Initial test took them to extremes by removing almost all Desire buildings and several houses.
More testing is needed to find the limits of this Wonder. Warning: Tests have shown that this Wonder will not prevent inhabitants from leaving if they are made Angry for too long. It can only be built once you have found all three of the quest's trees, the Tree of Harmony, Tree of Serenity, and Tree of Unity in special ruins which are scattered across the games three regions. It is unique meaning you can only have one. It is also necessary to explore the map, acquire natural resources and take into account the needs of our citizens. We increase the number of inhabitants by attracting nomadic tribes who travel in the desert, over which our kingdom floats. You may find yourself without enough people to do the jobs that need doing, or that your citizens aren't happy enough to stay in town. The task of the player in Airborne Kingdom is to design, build and manage a flying city.
You need to manage your consumption of food, water, and coal while keeping your flying city skyworthy.
The Tranquil Gardens is a Wonder that eliminates displeasure of inhabitants. Airborne Kingdom is a really chill city-building game, but it has a lot of moving parts.
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