Graveyard Keeper 2 FAQ

Wrath, day 6 of the week. Sermons are held at the Church on Wrath only, and they pay Faith and coins.

Only on Sloth. A battle is started at the guard post and won by capturing every enemy flag and holding them until the battle ends.

On Envy, when the storm powers the Resurrection Lab. A successful Prayer for Storms grants God of the storms, which allows resurrection on any day while it lasts.

Only on Pride. Completing an order rewards happiness and coins.

The quest Certificate, Please unlocks the first expansion, and each expansion unlocks the next. They are built at the graveyard's Blueprint Desk: Expand graveyard I (12 Piece of stone), Expand graveyard II (12 Polished Stone), Expand graveyard III (24 Polished Stone). Graveyard modules, unlocked in the tech tree, set what can be built on the new ground.

The Sauna is just over the bridge. The costume is in the Dresser in the Keeper's house - the Dresser with mirror is built after the Suit Up! technology.

4 Piece of stone, 1 Melted Fat and 2 Sand at a Stonemason's Workbench make 4 Polished Stone (Stone Polishing). Piece of stone: 2 Stone and 4 Wood wedge at a Stonemason's Workbench make 4 Piece of stone (The Concept of Stone).

Bronze: 3 Bronze Scrap and 10 Fuel at a Furnace I or Furnace II make 2 Bronze Ingot (Bronze Melting); or 3 Copper Nugget, 1 Tin and 20 Fuel at a Furnace I or Furnace II make 4 Bronze Ingot (Bronze Forge). Iron: 1 Iron Ore and 1 Coal at a Smithy I or Smithy II make 1 Iron Ingot (Smithy: Hammer); or 3 Iron Ore and 30 Fuel at a Furnace II make 3 Iron Ingot (Iron Forge).

Holy Moly! ends with the first ceremony and adds Wrath to the week. From then on a sermon can be held at the Church every Wrath, and sermons pay Faith and coins.

The first two come from the Plague Doctor after Sweet Dreams, and Gunter delivers more during Friendship Written in the Stars. The rest are resurrected: a corpse on the Resurrection Table with Reanimation Liquid, Faith and a collar that covers the corpse's red skulls.

A mastery at or above the recipe's requirement (a tool for that mastery raises it) and materials, brought by a supplier from a Zombie Supply Station in the area. In the factory, stations must also be linked by conveyor belts.

A cap on the number of zombies. Going over it gives the Excessive zombies debuff, which makes sermons pay less, until the count is back under the limit. A PR Machine load on Gluttony raises the limit for 1 to 5 weeks.

Better versions of a station (such as a Furnace II or a Woodworking Workbench II) and workbench extensions such as the Tool Rack are unlocked in the tech tree and then built like any other station. Advanced recipes need the extension on the workbench.

Not directly: a building is removed and placed again. Removing a finished station refunds exactly half of its materials for 42 of the 79 stations and the full cost for 14; cancelling a construction site refunds the full cost for 78 of them.

Yes, through zombies. These stations take no ingredients while a zombie works them: Zombie Stone Quarry: 1 Stone; Zombie Marble Quarry: 1 Marble; Zombie Miner: 1 Iron Ore and 2 Coal (10% chance of a Gem with the Magpie’s Eye zombie perk); Lumberjack stand: 1 Log and 2 Stick.

Automatically after the Keeper sleeps.

Food, drinks and potions restore energy, and so does sleeping. Insanity drops when the Keeper sleeps while tired and with drinks such as Wine and ciders. Maximum energy is 100 minus insanity.

14. Each milestone is activated once, at the milestone itself, and travel works between any two activated milestones.

In a grave, white skulls are what score and red skulls cancel the headstone's and fence's laurels. In a zombie it is the other way round: each red skull opens a perk slot.

Town Gratitude, trading special items and completing town orders. Houses give Green Scrolls; Linda takes them every Lust, raising citizen reputation and the maximum happiness limit.

It pays out at Mass: a successful sermon adds 5 to 60 bronze for every point of graveyard quality, depending on the prayer. Headstones and fences on the graves, decorations and a cleared graveyard raise it.