Eventually the blacksmith, furnace, and kiln as well. My current thought is to place it well away from the food sources and then set up the lumberjack, weaver, and carpenter there. You have to consider the food issue and feeding the village when placing this barn. The problem with this is that tools, clothes, and bread would be centered at one cluster and the others may not be close enough to get what it needs.Īnother solution would be a second barn. A lumber jack would fill out the cluster. Fruit, vegetables, and meat would be the primary foods with a possibility of fish depending on location. Or food production and barns could be spread out into small clusters with houses for the workers. Other posts I've read seem to point to early starvation before the new growth can assist in food production. One solution is to build a bunch of houses and go for rapid population increases. And then there's the firewood, tools, and clothes. On top of the food you need, you may have a non-stop supply of leather coming in. If another barn has fruits and vegetables, that's all house closest to it eats. If the nearest barn only has fish and bread, that's all those houses eat. Houses get food from the nearest barn within a undetermined range. Until you can build a coop that won't have the chicken eaten right away, it's there, taking up space. Until the developers provide us with a means for even distribution of food, we have to find a way in game to manage it.īarn inventory has 300 oats in it which ties up considerable space considering the limited inventory size of the barn, even with today's patch doubling it.

Barn life is feudal