Monastery

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Monastery

Service Building
(City Buildings)

A place where villagers can fulfill their need for: Religion, Leisure. Passive effects: The Green Brew.

Specialization bonus:
Warmth (Comfort)
Brewing (Comfort)
Blightrot (Comfort)

3 Workers

Recipes

Religion (☆)
Leisure (☆)

Construction

20

Bricks

8	City score
61	Build time
3 × 3	Building size

Not movable

ID = 'Monastery'

Overview

The Monastery is a Human-themed service building that provides Religion and Leisure for Foxes, Frogs, Humans, and Beavers when there is at least one worker, as well as the passive effect The Green Brew when all worker slots are filled.

The Monastery is a species-specific building. It can show up as a blueprint choice only when Humans are present in your settlement. This restriction can be bypassed if you find a Monastery Ruin or with a wildcard blueprint pick from:

Overgrown Library - World Map modifier
Smuggler's Visit - Legendary Cornerstone
Summoned Smuggler (Stormforged) - Stormforged Cornerstone
Contraband - Wildcard blueprint pick available for purchase from some traders.

Monastery is unlocked at level 6.

Building Effects

The Green Brew	Hostility is decreased by 100 points. Same building effects do not stack. Needs 3 villagers assigned.

Service Building Mechanics

The Monastery, like all service buildings, does not require villagers to visit it in order to fulfill their needs. All services are fulfilled at the Hearth during a break. Monastery workers still have to carry service goods to the building before they can be consumed.

The Monastery does not need to be built within the Hearth Radius. It retains full functionality when built outside of the Hearth range, but will not count towards the level 3 Hearth upgrade unless all of the Monastery's tiles are within its range.