Pickled Goods

Pickled Goods

Food (Complex Food)

"A Beaver specialty. Liked by: Beavers, Lizards, Foxes. Villagers with a satisfied need for pickled goods have an increased chance of producing double yields. Produced in: Cellar, Granary, Distillery, Beanery, Field Kitchen"

Needed by:

Recipes

• Field Kitchen (☆)
• Beanery (★)
• Distillery (★★)
• Granary (★★)
• Cellar (★★)
• Flawless Cellar (★★★)

Trading

0.17		Value when sold
0.08		Value after P10
0.33		Traders' price

ID = `[Food Processed] Pickled Goods`

Pickled Goods are Complex Food preferred by Beavers, Foxes, and Lizards. Each villager of these Species in your settlement that fulfills their need for Pickled Goods receives a bonus to their Resolve.

Produced in

Pickled Goods are produced in the following Buildings:

Three-star Buildings

• Flawless Brewery (★★★)

Two-star Buildings

• Granary (★★)

One-star Buildings

• Brewery (★) (available at early Levels)
• Celllar (★)

Zero-star Buildings

• Field Kitchen (☆)

Recipes

Before any Perks are applied, the Recipe for Pickled Goods in most Buildings yields 10. However if you find and can rebuild a Flawless Brewery, its Recipe (★★★) yields 15 Pickled Goods. In the Granary (★★), the Recipe requires 5 food ingredients and 2 or 3 of the storage ingredients. In the one-star (★) Buildings, the Recipe requires 6 food ingredients and 3 storage ingredients. In the zero-star Field Kitchen (☆), the Recipe requires 7 food ingredients and 3 storage ingredients.

4 recipes for Pickled Goods.

Building	Grade	Ingredient #1	Ingredient #2	Product
Field Kitchen	☆ 2:06	7 Vegetables 7 Mushrooms 7 Roots 7 Berries 7 Eggs	3 Pottery 3 Barrels 3 Waterskins	10
Beanery	★ 2:06	6 Vegetables 6 Mushrooms 6 Roots 6 Berries 6 Eggs	3 Pottery 3 Barrels 3 Waterskins	10
Distillery Granary Cellar	★★ 2:06	5 Vegetables 5 Mushrooms 5 Roots 5 Berries 5 Eggs	3 Pottery 3 Barrels 2 Waterskins	10
Flawless Cellar	★★★ 1:45	4 Vegetables 4 Mushrooms 4 Roots 4 Berries 4 Eggs	3 Pottery 3 Barrels 2 Waterskins	10

Sources and Strategies

Pickled Goods are a typical reward from Orders, especially ones involving the Beavers, which can reward 40 Pickled Goods.

There is an Order that requires you to fulfill the need for Pickled Goods in a certain number of your Villagers. Take note that this means that that many need to simultaneously have the need fulfilled and then held at that level for the duration of the timer. Therefore, you cannot complete this Order until you have at least that many combined Beavers and Lizards in your settlement. Further, if your production is slow or you can only afford to buy a few from the Trader, consider disabling consumption for Pickled Goods until you can be certain that it will be used quickly and can sustain the duration of the timer for the Order.

Pickled Goods can be acquired from a Trader. They have a value of 0.20 Amber, therefore a stack of 40 is worth 8.0 to the Trader.

If you have an automatic and regular source of the container ingredient, for example, Over-Diligent Woodworkers (free Barrels when producing Planks) or Pottery Deliver Line (5 Pottery/min), then Pickled Goods can be one of the first Complex Foods you can produce in your settlement. Unlike other Complex Foods, however, before you're high enough level to unlock the Granary, you only have access to Blueprints of Buildings with one-star (★) Recipes for Pickled Goods.

Production Chain

The production chain for Pickled Goods looks like this.

First Ingredient: Food

Options:

• Fertile Soil is improved to a Farm Field, which when worked by a Plantation produces Berries (★★).
• Fertile Soil is improved to a Farm Field, which when worked by a Small Farm produces Vegetables (★).
• A Root Deposit worked by a Scavengers' Camp produces Roots (★).
• A Dewberry Bush or Bleeding Tooth Mushroom worked by a Herbalists' Camp produces Berries (★) or Mushrooms (★), respectively.
• A Moss Broccoli Patch worked by a Foragers' Camp produces Vegetables (★).

Second Ingredient: Container

Pottery Option:

1. A Clay Deposit worked by a Stonecutters' Camp produces Clay (★).
2. A Bakery (★★) or Brickyard (★★) takes the Clay and uses Wood (or another Fuel) to produce Pottery.

Waterskins Option:

1. A Slickshell Broodmother worked by a Trappers' Camp produces both Leather (★) and Meat (★).
2. A Leatherworker (★★★) uses both the Leather and Meat to produce Waterskins.

Related and Supporting Perks

• Archaeological Tools: Gain 20 Pottery every time you discover a new Glade.
• Family Gratitude: Get 40 Waterskins for every full Reputation Point obtained through high Resolve.
• Over-Diligent Woodworkers: Gain 3 Barrels for every 10 Planks produced.
• Pottery Delivery Line: 5 Pottery per minute.
• Root Delivery Line: 3 Roots per minute.
• Vegetable Delivery Line: 3 Vegetables per minute.