Resources

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Your settlement revolves around your resources. Some are gathered from map tiles, some are produced in Buildings, some are rewarded from Glade Events, and all of them will move around your settlement by villagers to get ready for production of Recipes, satisfy Needs, build Buildings and Roads, and complete Glade Events. Resources are also moved invisibly and instantly through Trade, Sacrificing, and Orders.

Swapping Ingredients

Two recipes shown in the game

Whenever producing a new recipe, check to see which ingredients are allowed. If the recipe accepts multiple ingredients, the resource icon will be round with rotating arrows around it. If the ingredient is required, the icon will be square.

In the example screenshot, the top recipe is for Barrels. This Building is currently using Crystalized Dew for this recipe, but the rotating arrows around the icon means you can swap the ingredient. This recipe also has a fixed ingredient of Planks; the square border around the ingredient icon means you cannot swap this ingredient. The bottom recipe for is currently using Eggs, but that can be changed, indicated by the rotating arrow circular frame around the Eggs icon.

Resources Panel

Resources panel in game

Showing Crafting Materials expanded

At any time, you can see the totals of different categories of resources at the top of your screen, to the left of the primary time display and controls.

The number on each category icon represents the total amount of those types of resources. Clicking on those icons reveals a grid below the panel showing icons for every resource from that category currently in storage. The number below each of those icons is how many of that specific item your settlement has in storage. It does not count items in buildings' inventories that are waiting to be consumed by production or have been produced but not yet delivered to a Warehouse. The red or green arrow on each icon indicates whether the number of each category or resource has been trending up or down recently.

From left to right, the categories are the following:

	Food (Raw Foods like Berries and Roots and Complex Foods like Biscuits and Jerky)
	Building Materials (including the main three: Planks, Bricks, and Fabric)
	Consumable Items (for providing Services, such as Ale, Incense, and Scrolls)
	Crafting Materials (everything else that's part of recipes)
	Trade Goods (Citadel resources, Amber, Packs of Goods, and Ancient Tablets)
	Fuel & Exploration (Wood, Tools, and fuel items like Coal and Sea Marrow)

Recipes Panel

Recipes icon (fourth from left, like a book) in the top right of the screen

You can also see your current Resource amounts from the Recipes Panel. You can browse the Recipes Panel by either end Product or Ingredient - allowing you to see which Recipes either produce or use that Resource. If you uncheck Show All, it will only display the Resources and Buildings you have available. You can also check Show All to explore the full list of Recipes.

When browsing by Product, the left-hand side number indicates the current amount in Storage; and on the right-hand side you can set a Global Production Limit for that Resource. If you click on a Product, it will expand a menu showing which Buildings have Recipes for that Product - including which Ingredients can be used, how many Ingredients are required, and how many resulting Resources that Recipe will produce. It will also display all possible Resources which could be used to produce that Product in the bottom of the panel - including how many currently reside in your Storage.

When browsing by Ingredient, the left-hand side number indicates the current amount in Storage. If you click on an Ingredient, it will expand a menu showing all the Recipes from all the Buildings which use that Ingredient. If you have unlocked a particular Building, you can adjust which Ingredients are being used and apply a Building-specific Production Limit that overrides the Global Production Limit.

The Recipes Panel hotkey is "U" by default.

Acquiring Resources

Resources can be acquired in four ways:

• Gathered from Trees and Resource Deposits
• Farmed from Farm Fields
• Produced by Buildings
• Given as rewards for completing Orders

Trees

Main article: The Forest

All trees can be harvested by Woodcutters' Camps to produce Wood. They may also grant additional resources depending on the biome. All trees have 2 charges, except Overgrown Abyssal trees, which have 20.

Trees, bonus yields beyond Wood, and biomes

Tree	Biome	Bonus Resources
Crimsonreach Tree	Coral Forest	40% Stone 20% Incense
Musselsprout Tree	Coral Forest	40% Meat 20% Crystalized Dew
Plateleaf Tree	Coral Forest	30% Plant Fiber
Dying Tree	Cursed Royal Woodlands	60% Wood 10% Insects 10% Plant Fiber 10% Roots
Lush Tree	Royal Woodlands	100% Wood 15% Resin 10% Plant Fiber 5% Eggs
Coppervein Tree	Scarlet Orchard	60% Wood 10% Copper Ore 5% 5% Plant Fiber
Abyssal Tree	Sealed Forest	10% Meat 10% Leather 10% Sea Marrow
Overgrown Abyssal Tree	Sealed Forest	10% Meat 10% Leather 10% Sea Marrow
Mushwood Tree	Marshlands	15% Mushrooms 5% Leather

Resource Deposits

Main article: The Forest

Resource deposits are tiles from which villagers may gather resources. Deposits come in two sizes; large deposits can only be found inside Dangerous and Forbidden Glades. (The tutorial is an exception.) Their size determines not just how much can be gathered from the deposits, but also which Camps can gather from them.

Large deposits require the larger Foragers' Camp, Herbalists' Camp, and Trappers' Camp.

Each deposit has a certain number of charges, which are used up every time a villager harvests from it. The number of charges can be increased by Smoldering City Upgrades and Perks, like Rich Glades and Rooty Ground. Large resource deposits always have more charges than their smaller versions. Exhausting a deposit's charges will cause the deposit to disappear and free up the tile it was on for other uses.

Like trees, resource deposits have chances for additional gathered resources. When a resource has both a first bonus chance of 100% and a second bonus chance of X%, you will have X% chance of getting both additional resources from gathering. You always get at least one of the two.

You may choose priorities for each deposit by clicking on its tile. Deposits with higher priority will be gathered from first.

See Also: List of Camps

Deposits and Camps

Resource	Deposit	Gathering Camp to Use	Biomes
Mushrooms	Bleeding Tooth Mushrooms	Small Herbalists' Camp	Royal Woodlands
Clay	Clay Deposit	Stonecutters' Camp	Royal Woodlands
Berries	Dewberry Patch	Small Herbalists' Camp	Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard
Eggs	Drizzlewing Nest	Small Trappers' Camp	Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard
Plant Fiber	Flax Field	Harvesters' Camp	Royal Woodlands
Mushrooms	Grasscap Mushrooms	Small Herbalists' Camp	Marshlands
Herbs	Herbs Node	Small Herbalists' Camp	Coral Forest Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard
Meat	Leech Broodmother	Small Trappers' Camp	Coral Forest Marshlands
Vegetables	Moss Broccoli Patch	Small Foragers' Camp	Coral Forest Royal Woodlands
Reed	Reed Field	Harvesters' Camp	Coral Forest Scarlet Orchard
Roots	Root Deposit	Small Foragers' Camp	Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard
Sea Marrow	Sea Marrow Deposit	Stonecutters' Camp	Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard
Meat	Slickshell Broodmother	Small Trappers' Camp	Royal Woodlands
Eggs	Snake Nest	Small Trappers' Camp	Marshlands
Stone	Stone Deposit	Stonecutters' Camp	Coral Forest Marshlands Scarlet Orchard
Grain	Swamp Wheat Field	Small Foragers' Camp	Marshlands Scarlet Orchard
Insects	Wormtongue Nest	Small Trappers' Camp	Coral Forest
Coal	Coal Deposit	Mine	Coral Forest Marshlands
Clay	Copper Deposit	Mine	Marshlands Scarlet Orchard

Bonus Resources

Primary and bonus yields from resource deposits

Size	Deposit	Primary Resource	Charges	Bonus Resources
Large	Bleeding Tooth Mushrooms	Mushrooms	70	40% Insects	—	—
Small	Bleeding Tooth Mushrooms	Mushrooms	15	20% Insects	—	—
Large	Clay Deposit	Clay	60	75% Copper Ore	30% Roots	—
Small	Clay Deposit	Clay	20	50% Copper Ore	20% Roots	—
Large	Dewberry Patch	Berries	70	40% Berries	—	—
Small	Dewberry Patch	Berries	15	20% Berries	—	—
Large	Drizzlewing Nest	Eggs	70	40% Meat	—	—
Small	Drizzlewing Nest	Eggs	15	20% Meat	—	—
Large	Flax Field	Plant Fiber	60	50% Clay	30% Insects	—
Small	Flax Field	Plant Fiber	20	30% Clay	20% Insects	—
Large	Grasscap Mushrooms	Mushrooms	70	40% Insects	—	—
Small	Grasscap Mushrooms	Mushrooms	15	20% Insects	—	—
Large	Herbs Node	Herbs	70	40% Berries	20% Plant Fiber	—
Small	Herbs Node	Herbs	15	20% Berries	—	—
Large	Moss Broccoli Patch	Vegetables	70	40% Insects	20% Roots	—
Small	Moss Broccoli Patch	Vegetables	12	30% Insects	—	—
Large	Reed Field	Reed	60	40% Roots	40% Clay	—
Small	Reed Field	Reed	20	20% Roots	20% Roots	—
Large	Root Deposit	Roots	70	30% Herbs	30% Resin	—
Small	Root Deposit	Roots	12	20% Herbs	—	—
Large	Sea Marrow Deposit	Sea Marrow	60	100% Sea Marrow	50% Stone	1% Ancient Tablet
Small	Sea Marrow Deposit	Sea Marrow	20	80% Sea Marrow	40% Stone	—
Large	Slickshell Broodmother	Meat	70	100% Leather	—	—
Small	Slickshell Broodmother	Meat	15	20% Leather	—	—
Large	Stone Deposit	Stone	60	30% Roots	30% Insects	10% Copper Ore
Small	Stone Deposit	Stone	20	20% Roots	20% Insects	—
Large	Swamp Wheat Field	Grain	70	100% Plant Fiber	20% Plant Fiber	—
Small	Swamp Wheat Field	Grain	12	20% Plant Fiber	—	—
Large	Wormtongue Nest	Insects	70	60% Insects	—	—
Small	Wormtongue Nest	Insects	15	20% Insects	—	—
—	Coal Deposit	Coal	30	30% Stone	—	—
—	Copper Deposit	Copper Ore	20	30% Clay	—	—

Giant Deposits in the Marshlands

There are always three Forbidden Glades in the Marshlands Biome, and one giant resource deposits can be found in each of them. These massive treasure troves of resources provide many bonus resources as well as more than enough charges to outlast a mission.

The giant resource deposits require the larger Foragers' Camp, Herbalists' Camp, and Trappers' Camp.

Giant Resource Deposits in the Marshlands

Deposit	Primary Resource	Charges	Bonus Resources
Ancient Proto-Wheat	Grain	1011	40% Reed	40% Herbs	30% Oil	5% Amber
Dead Leviathan	Meat	1011	40% Leather	30% Jerky	30% Sea Marrow	30% Crystalized Dew
Giant Proto-Fungus	Mushrooms	1011	40% Insects	40%	40% Waterskins	30% Pickled Goods

Farming

Farming is the primary source of renewable goods for your settlements and requires Fertile Soil. Once your workers convert Fertile Soil into Farm Fields, any nearby farming buildings will send out their workers who can sow and harvest from those fields to produce their corresponding goods forever. The exceptions are the Greenhouse and Clay Pit, which you need to build directly on the Fertile Soil.

Farming is not only for edible foods and food ingredients; you can grow and harvest metal Crystalized Dew and crafting materials Plant Fiber, Clay, and Resin.

In addition to the yields below, the Cornerstone Mushroom Seedlings adds the ability to grow Mushrooms in any building that uses Fertile Soil. The Cornerstone Moss Broccoli Seeds allows you to grow Vegetables in the Greenhouse.

See Also: Buildings#Food Production

*The Hallowed Herb Garden, Homestead, and Hallowed Small Farm cannot be built by you. You will find them rarely in Dangerous and Forbidden Glades.

List of Resources

Main Page: List of Resources

Food

See Also: Resolve

Every few minutes, your Villagers will go to rest at a Hearth and try to eat food from your Storage. If they cannot eat, they will get a Resolve penalty called Hunger that can stack if they miss multiple meals, multiplying their Resolve penalty. Alternatively, if cooked and produced food goods, called Complex Food, is available then villagers will eat that instead of raw food. Since Complex Foods reward a bonus to Resolve, you will make the production of Complex Food an early objective of every settlement. This requires that your settlement have a steady income of raw food, among other goods.

Raw Food

Initially only raw food will be available around the beginning of each settlement, from deposits, as explained above. Raw food is an inefficient way to feed your villagers and keep them from going hungry. Complex Food feeds more villagers than raw food, but requires raw food as ingredients.

You can prevent your villagers from eating raw food ingredients via Consumption Control. For example, if you are running low on Roots and need it to make Flour for more efficient food like Biscuits, you may decide you need to prohibit your villagers from eating Roots.

Gathering Camps and Farms produce raw food, among other things. See the sections on Resource Deposits and Farming.

Raw Food that can be Grown or Gathered

Raw Food	Example Sources
Berries	Dewberry Bush	Plantation
Eggs	Drizzlewing Nest	Ranch
Fish	Thunderfish Pond	Small Fishing Hut
Insects	Wormtongue Nest	Small Trappers' Camp
Meat	Slickshell Broodmother	Small Trappers' Camp
Mushrooms	Grasscap Mushrooms	Small Herbalists' Camp
Roots	Roots Deposit	Herb Garden
Vegetables	Moss Broccoli Patch	Small Farm

Complex Food

Main article: Complex Food Need

Complex Food goods are produced from raw goods and will satisfy the villagers' needs for Complex Food. Villagers prefer these food items over raw food. Besides giving a benefit to Resolve, Complex Food more efficiently feeds your villagers, because their recipes yield more goods than the number of raw ingredients used to produce them.

Like you can do with raw food, you can prohibit your villagers from eating Complex Food through Consumption Control. However, unlike with raw food, they will get a small penalty to their Resolve when you deny them Complex Food.

For more information, click on the good to see more about its recipes' ingredients, production times, and producing buildings.

Producing complex foods and which species prefer them

Complex Food	Species Preferences	Ingredients and Options		Production Buildings
Biscuits	Beavers Humans	Flour	Berries Herbs Roots	Field Kitchen (☆) Cannery (★) Cookhouse (★★) Bakery (★★) Brick Oven (★★★)
Jerky	Harpies Lizards	Meat Insects	Coal Oil Sea Marrow Wood	Kiln (★) Apothecary (★★) Butcher (★★) Smokehouse (★★★)
Pickled Goods	Beavers Foxes Lizards	Berries Eggs Mushrooms Roots Vegetables	Barrels Pottery Waterskins	Field Kitchen (☆) Beanery (★) Distillery (★★) Granary (★★) Cellar (★★) Flawless Cellar (★★★)
Paste	Frogs Harpies	Dye	Eggs Fish Meat	Field Kitchen (☆) Rain Mill (★) Press (★) Grill (★★) Flawless Rain Mill (★★★) Cannery (★★★)
Pie	Frogs Humans Lizards	Flour	Berries Eggs Fish Herbs Insects Meat	Smelter (★) Pantry (★★) Furnace (★★) Bakery (★★) Flawless Smelter (★★★)
Porridge	Foxes Frogs Humans	Fish Grain Herbs Mushrooms Vegetables	Drizzle Water Clearance Water Storm Water	Brewery (★★) Apothecary (★★) Pantry (★★) Flawless Brewery (★★★) Beanery (★★★)
Skewers	Foxes Lizards	Fish Insects Jerky Meat Mushrooms	Berries Eggs Roots Vegetables	Field Kitchen (☆) Cookhouse (★★) Furnace (★★) Butcher (★★) Grill (★★★)

Building Materials

Building materials are used for constructing new Buildings and in recipes that require these as ingredients to produce other goods. You can also produce each Pack of Building Materials with some of these goods.

Note that the number of ingredients required, the number of goods produced, and the time it takes to produce depend on the efficiency of the recipe. Consult the Recipes Panel in the game or the buildings' or good's page for further details.

Building materials

Building Material	Recipe Ingredients and Options	Production Buildings
Bricks	Clay Stone	Crude Workstation (☆) Kiln (★) Workshop (★★) Stamping Mill (★★) Brickyard (★★★)
Fabric	Algae Plant Fiber Reed	Crude Workstation (☆) Workshop (★★) Manufactory (★★) Granary (★★) Weaver (★★★)
Pipes	Copper Bars Crystalized Dew	Crude Workstation (☆) Workshop (☆) Smithy (★★) Toolshop (★★)
Planks	Wood	Crude Workstation (☆) Workshop (★★) Supplier (★★) Carpenter (★★) Lumber Mill (★★★)
Parts	Producing Parts and Wildfire Essence is only possible with a special production building only found in Dangerous and Forbidden Glades, the Rainpunk Foundry.
Wildfire Essence

Consumable items

Consumable items include goods consumed to satisfy Clothing Need and Services Needs. Some of these items can also be used as ingredients when producing a Pack of Trade Goods.

Note that the number of ingredients required, the number of goods produced, and the time it takes to produce depend on the efficiency of the recipe. Consult the Recipes Panel in the game or the building's or good's wiki page for further details.

Clothing Goods

Species require Coats or Boots to satisfy their Clothing Need.

Coats as consumable goods

Clothing Goods	Species Preferences	Recipe Ingredients and Options		Production Building
Coats	Beavers Harpies Humans	Fabric Leather	Dye Resin	Druid's Hut (★) Artisan (★★) Cooperage (★★) Clothier (★★★) Flawless Druid's Hut (★★★) Flawless Cooperage (★★★)
Boots	Frogs Foxes Harpies Lizards	—	Leather Scales	Weaver (★) Toolshop (★★) Leatherworker (★★) Cobbler (★★★) Flawless Leatherworker (★★★)

Services Goods

These goods are used in buildings that provide services that satisfy villagers' Services Needs. They are also useful as ingredients when making each Pack of Luxury Goods.

Additionally, at least one of these resources can be gathered as bonuses from trees or deposits. If you have no access to their main production methods, you will still find a few as bonuses. See Resources#Acquiring Resources for details.

Consumable goods for services

Service Goods	Service	Species Preferences	Recipe Ingredients and Options			Production Building
Ale	Leisure	Beavers Humans	Grain Roots	Barrels Pottery Waterskins	—	Scribe (★) Tinctury (★★) Distillery (★★) Brewery (★★★) Flawless Brewery (★★★)
Incense	Religion	Foxes Frogs Humans	Herbs Insects Resin Roots Scales	Coal Oil Sea Marrow Wood	—	Smokehouse (★) Distillery (★★) Teahouse (★★) Brick Oven (★★)
Scrolls	Education	Beavers Harpies	Leather Plant Fiber Wood	Dye Wine	—	Lumber Mill (★) Rain Mill (★) Artisan (★★) Scribe (★★★) Flawless Rain Mill (★★★)
Tea	Treatment	Foxes Harpies	Herbs Mushrooms Dye Resin Roots	Clearance Water Drizzle Water Storm Water	Pottery Barrels Waterskins	Alchemist's Hut (★★) Apothecary (★★) Druid's Hut (★★) Flawless Druid's Hut (★★★) Teahouse (★★★)
Training Gear	Brawling	Frogs Lizards	Copper Bars Crystalized Dew Stone	Leather Planks Reed	—	Weaver (★) Leatherworker (★) Tinkerer (★★) Smelter (★★) Flawless Smelter (★★★) Flawless Leatherworker (★★★)
Wine	Luxury	Beavers Frogs	Berries Mushrooms Reed	Barrels Pottery Waterskins	—	Tinctury (★) Alchemist's Hut (★★) Cannery (★★) Flawless Cellar (★★★) Cellar (★★★)

Crafting materials

Crafting materials include a variety of goods used in recipes that don't have another purpose except as intermediate products. These are the most diversely and frequently used resources, some being options for almost a dozen recipes. Materials for building Roads also falls into this broad category.

Crafting materials are split into roughly two groups. The first group is similar to raw food goods that are gathered from the map, so they are called here Raw Crafting Materials for simplicity. The second group is produced in production buildings, and they are called here Refined Crafting Materials to distinguish them from raw ones. There are some that appear in both lists: Crystalized Dew and Leather because they are easily obtainable both way (the latter especially as a bonus resource).

Crafting materials can frequently be found as rewards from Glade Events and Orders.

Additionally, several of these resources can be gathered as bonuses from trees and deposits. See Resources#Acquiring Resources for details.

Note that the number of ingredients required, the number of goods produced, and the time it takes to produce depend on the efficiency of the recipe. Consult the Recipes Panel in the game or the building's or good's wiki page for further details.

Raw crafting materials

These crafting materials are gathered from resource deposits or farmed from fields.

Remember many of these are also gathered as bonuses from resource deposits, some with high probabilities; see Resources#Acquiring Resources for details.

Raw crafting materials and where to get them

Crafting material	Gathering camp, farm, or other building
Algae	Small Fishing Hut (★) Fishing Hut (★★)
Clay	Stonecutters' Camp (★★) Clay Pit (★★)
Copper Ore	Mine (★★)
Crystalized Dew	Forester's Hut (★★) Alchemist's Hut (★★) Beanery (★) Brickyard (★)
Grain	Small Foragers' Camp (★) Foragers' Camp (★★) Small Farm (★★) Hallowed Small Farm (★★★) Homestead (★★★)
Herbs	Small Herbalists' Camp (★) Herbalists' Camp (★★) Herb Garden (★★) Greenhouse (★★) Hallowed Herb Garden (★★★)
Leather	Harvesters' Camp (★★) Ranch (★)
Plant Fiber	Harvesters' Camp (★★) Plantation (★★) Homestead (★★★)
Reed	Harvesters' Camp (★★) Clay Pit (★★)
Resin	Forester's Hut (★★) Clay Pit (★★)
Scales	Small Fishing Hut (★) Fishing Hut (★★)
Stone	Stonecutters' Camp (★★)

Refined Crafting Materials

These crafting materials are produced from recipes in buildings.

Refined crafting materials and where they are produced

Crafting material	Recipe ingredients and options			Production building
Barrels	Copper Bars Crystalized Dew	Planks	—	Manufactory (★★) Artisan (★★) Provisioner (★★) Cooperage (★★★) Flawless Cooperage (★★★)
Copper Bars	Copper Ore Scales	Coal Oil Sea Marrow Wood	—	Grill (★) Stamping Mill (★★) Furnace (★★) Flawless Smelter (★★★) Smelter (★★★)
Crystalized Dew	Algae Herbs Insects Resin Vegetables	Clay Stone	Clearance Water Drizzle Water Storm Water	Forester's Hut (★★) Alchemist's Hut (★★) Beanery (★) Brickyard (★)
Flour	Algae Grain Mushrooms Roots	—	—	Press (★) Supplier (★★) Provisioner (★★) Stamping Mill (★★) Rain Mill (★★★) Flawless Rain Mill (★★★)
Leather	Algae Grain Reed Vegetables	—	—	Harvesters' Camp (★★) Ranch (★)
Dye	Berries Coal Copper Ore Insects Scales	—	—	Cobbler (★) Manufactory (★★) Cookhouse (★★) Tinctury (★★★)
Pottery	Clay	Coal Oil Sea Marrow Wood	—	Smokehouse (★) Tinkerer (★★) Brickyard (★★) Bakery (★★)
Waterskins	Leather	Meat Oil	—	Clothier (★) Teahouse (★) Supplier (★★) Leatherworker (★★★) Flawless Leatherworker (★★★)

Trade Goods

Trade Goods are used in Trade and many Orders. Because these goods are at the end of long production chains, these items typically have the highest value among all of the resources.

Producing these items consumes more ingredients than most other recipes, so be careful. When fulfilling Orders, setting limits is recommended, so you don't inadvertently use up all your building materials and food.

Amber is in this section, which is the exchange currency used between settlements (via Trade Routes), with Traders, and with the Smoldering City.

Note that the number of ingredients required, the number of goods produced, and the time it takes to produce depend on the efficiency of the recipe. Consult the Recipes Panel in the game or the building's or good's wiki page for further details.

Trade goods and where to make them

Trade goods	Amber value (when sold)	Recipe ingredients and options		Production buildings
Amber	1.20	Resin	Clearance Water Oil	Finesmith (★★★)
Pack of Building Materials	1.20	Bricks Copper Ore Fabric Planks	—	Makeshift Post (☆) Clothier (★★) Cobbler (★★)
Pack of Crops	1.20	Grain Mushrooms Roots Vegetables	—	Makeshift Post (☆) Brewery (★) Granary (★★) Flawless Brewery (★★★)
Pack of Luxury Goods	1.80	Ale Incense Scrolls Tea Training Gear Wine	—	Cooperage (★) Pantry (★★) Carpenter (★★) Flawless Cooperage (★★★)
Pack of Provisions	0.60	Berries Eggs Fish Herbs Insects Meat	—	Makeshift Post (☆) Cellar (★) Provisioner (★★) Flawless Cellar (★★★)
Pack of Trade Goods	1.80	Barrels Flour Oil Dye Pottery Waterskins	—	Lumber Mill (★) Smithy (★★) Scribe (★★)
Ancient Tablet	9.60	Only found from solving Glade Events; cannot be produced.

Citadel Resources

Citadel resources, or meta resources, are special goods that are used to purchase Upgrades in the Smoldering City. They are not able to be produced by any recipes in any buildings. Instead, you earn these resources at the end of every successful mission. See the article on the World Map and the Smoldering City for more information on the meta-progression of the game.

Fuel & Exploration

This category includes the fuel goods burned and Sacrificed in Hearths, including the Wood obtained from opening Glades, and the goods used for exploring and expanding your settlement.

Some fuel and exploration goods can be gathered from resource deposits on the map tiles. Some must be produced in buildings; some have multiple ways to get them. See the good's or building's wiki page for the details.

Fuel and exploration goods where to get them

Fuel & exploration goods	Gathering or production building
Coal	Brick Oven (★) Mine (★★) Kiln (★★★)
Oil	Flawless Druid's Hut (★★★) Press (★★★) Druid's Hut (★★★) Butcher (★★)
Purging Fire	Blight Post (★★★)
Sea Marrow	Stonecutters' Camp (★★)
Tools	Smithy (★★) Tinkerer (★★) Carpenter (★★) Toolshop (★★★) Finesmith (★★★)
Wood	Woodcutters' Camp (★★)