Craftable Structures: Houses

Overview

This page covers the House category of craftable structures.
Each of these structures requires a specific Permit, which can be purchased from the General Store.

		Materials
Cottage		Clayｘ50 Scaffoldingｘ5 Forest Plankｘ100 Forest Stone Blockｘ100 Iron Barｘ50 Glassｘ25 Fiberｘ25 Box of Nailsｘ25 Cottage Permitｘ1
Villa		Cementｘ50 Clayｘ50 Scaffoldingｘ25 Mountain Plankｘ150 Mountain Stone Blockｘ150 Moonstone Barｘ50 Glassｘ50 Fiberｘ50 Villa Permitｘ1
Castle		Cementｘ100 Box of Nailsｘ100 Scaffoldingｘ125 Jungle Plankｘ200 Jungle Stone Blockｘ200 Volcanic Barｘ100 Glassｘ100 Boltsｘ100 Castle Permitｘ1

Cottage

The Cottage can be built once you obtain the Cottage Drawing found in The Forest. Gather the necessary Materials, purchase a Cottage Permit from the General Store, and start building!

One of the key features of the Cottage is its warp point, which allows you to travel directly to The Forest. This is especially convenient as you won’t need to pass through The Town each time.

On the first floor, there is a bed where you can sleep. In one corner of the room, you’ll find an entrance to the basement—though it’s not clearly marked, making it a bit tricky to notice.

Interacting with the green light in the basement will warp you to The Forest.

Villa

The Villa can be built after acquiring the Villa Drawing, which is located at the mountain peak in The Mountain area. Like the Cottage, you’ll need both Materials and a Villa Permit to build it.

On the first floor, you’ll find a door leading to the basement and a staircase going up to the second floor.

Unlike the Cottage, the Villa has its bed on the second floor.

The basement features a warp point, but unlike the Cottage, it allows you to travel not only to The Forest but also to The Mountain.

Castle

The Castle Drawing can be found at the volcanic peak in The Jungle area. Most of the required Materials are also sourced from The Jungle, and the amount needed is quite large, making this a challenging build.

Additionally, the Castle Permit costs 50,000, and the Scaffolding will set you back another 250,000, so saving up money is essential. Despite being called a Castle, it’s smaller than what you might imagine when you hear the word.

Like the Villa, the first floor has a staircase leading to the second floor and a door to the basement. The interior design is noticeably more intricate compared to the Villa.

The second floor features three beds.

The basement contains warp points to three different areas: The Forest, The Mountain, and The Jungle.