Buildings

Buildings will automatically snap to roads. This behavior can be disabled in the construction menu.

Some buildings have Flexible Borders, identified with a borders square in the construction menu. For those buildings, place 4 points to designate an area. The first two points mark the front of the building. While the lines are straight, they will curve alongside roads.

Some buildings allow villagers to use Handcarts to transport up to 10 goods at once. However, pulling a handcart off-road is extremely slow, so make sure to connect your buildings to Roads.

Gathering buildings

Building	Cost	Effects	Relocation	Development branch
Logging Camp	2 Timber	Workers fell nearby trees to produce Timber.	Yes
Woodcutter's Lodge	1 Timber	Workers fell nearby trees to produce Firewood.	Yes
Sawpit	2 Timber	Workers transform Timber into Planks.	Yes
Forester's Hut	2 Timber	Workers plant new trees in the specified zones.	Yes
Charcoal Kiln	2 Timber	Charcoal kilns convert 1 Firewood into 2 Charcoal, making refueling twice as efficient.	No	Charcoal Burning
Hunting Camp		Workers hunt Wild Animals and produce Meat and Hides.	Yes
Forager Hut	1 Timber	Workers gather Berries from nearby Berry Deposits.	Yes
Apiary	2 Planks	Workers collect Honey. Every region can sustain up to 2 apiaries by default. Placing more will not increase the yields.	No	Beekeeping

Mining buildings

Mining buildings require resource deposits to function.

Building	Cost	Effects	Relocation
Stonecutter Camp	2 Timber	Workers gather Stone from nearby Fieldstone Deposits.	Yes
Mining Pit	1 Timber	Used to extract Iron Ore from Iron Deposit and Clay from Clay Deposits.	No

Logistics buildings

Building	Cost	Effects	Relocation
Granary	2 Timber 10 Stone	Workers collect, store and distribute goods using the Pantry. If needed, they will also automatically set up stalls on the marketplace to distribute the stored goods to Burgage Plots.	No
Storehouse	2 Timber	Workers collect, store and distribute goods using Generic Storage. If needed, they will also automatically set up stalls on the marketplace to distribute the stored goods to Burgage Plots.	No
Pack Station	1 Timber	Use this building to set up a Barter Connection, allowing you to send and receive goods between this and another Region in your command. Employ Mules to transport up to 20 goods per trip.	No
Hitching Post	1 Timber	Provides 1 Stable Space. Assigned families become permanent Ox Guides, which speeds up logistics.	Yes

Residential buildings

Building	Cost	Effects	Relocation	Development branch
Burgage Plot	Timber (flexible)	Provides living space for a single family, or 2 families when expanded.	No
Well	1 Timber	Provides Drinking Water to Burgage Plots. Enables Firefighting. If well placement in game settings was set to unconstrained it can be built anywhere. If well placement in game settings was set to underground water it requires underground water.	No
Marketplace		Provides space for the assigned families to set up their stalls and distribute their produce to the Burgage Plots. A healthy supply and demand ratio of goods is needed to fulfill Residential Requirements and keep Approval high.	No
Firewood Cart		A permanent market stall, which provides a passive income of Firewood, as long as the region has enough Regional Wealth. Region does not pay the Transport Fee. Must be placed on the Marketplace.	Yes	Foreign Suppliers
Food Cart		A permanent market stall, which provides a passive income of Bread, as long as the region has enough Regional Wealth. Region does not pay the Transport Fee. Must be placed on the Marketplace.	Yes	Foreign Suppliers
Tavern	5 Timber	Fulfills 1 level of Entertainment requirement for the Burgage Plots. Needs Ale to function.	No
Wooden Church	5 Timber 20 Planks 10 Stone	Fulfills 1 level of Faith requirement for the Burgage Plots. Provides Hallowed Ground for Burial of the dead villagers. Workers become Gravediggers.	No
Corpse Pit		Not all deserve to be buried on consecrated ground. Use this building to get rid of any raider corpses quickly. Workers become Gravediggers.	No

Farming buildings

Farming buildings cannot be relocated.

Building	Cost	Effects
Field		Space to grow various Crops, including Wheat, Flax and Barley. To employ peasants on the fields, you need to build a Farmhouse. Larger fields are more effective but also take longer to plow by hand. Always match crops with best ground fertility.
Farmhouse	3 Timber	Used to employ families on the Field. Farm workers plow the fields as soon as the Winter passes, but no later than November. Then, they sow them with the chosen crop. Harvest happens around September. Then the crops are transported to the Farmhouse, and Wheat is threshed into Grain.
Pasture		Provides pasture space for livestock.
Sheep Farm	1 Timber	Workers collect Wool from grazing Sheep. Sheep must first be imported via the Livestock Trader.
Windmill	4 Timber	Converts Grain to Flour. Works most efficiently on empty land, unobstructed by buildings or trees.
Communal Oven	2 Timber	Workers use Flour to produce Bread.

Industry buildings

Industry buildings refine resources. They cannot be relocated.

Building	Cost	Effects	Needs fuel
Bloomery	2 Timber	Workers convert Iron Ore into Iron Slabs.	Yes
Smithy	2 Timber	Workers convert Iron Slabs into Tools.	Yes
Clay Furnace	2 Timber 5 Stone	Converts Clay into Clay Tiles.	Yes
Malthouse	4 Timber	Workers convert Barley into Malt.	Yes
Tannery	4 Timber	Workers convert Hides into Leather.	No
Weaver Workshop	4 Timber	Workers convert Wool into Yarn. Workers convert Flax into Linen.	No
Dyer's Workshop	2 Timber	Workers convert Berries into Dyes.	No