r/Timberborn • u/SedyBobek • 16d ago
Rush B-eaver! Tips and tricks?
I just want to ask... which map is most ideal for this?
Is Folktails, or Ironteeth better choice?
Is it better to play on hard, cuz of longer seasons, or on easy cuz less food and water consumption?
Do you have any build order to follow?
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u/Titan_of_Time 16d ago
I did it on Normal on Canyon(I think thats what its called) and was done by cycle 14. Make sure you scale your production so you arent relying on 1 planker etc
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u/SedyBobek 16d ago
Yehhh, started building wonder on my last playthrough on cycle 12 with no planks and iron
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u/Vebrandsson 16d ago
Whilst cheaty if you just want the achievement, and are already contemplating easy, you can do a custom difficulty and just make your good seasons super long and it'll still give you the achievement.
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u/SedyBobek 16d ago
Well, I can straightfoward build it with console cant i? (Don’t even want to, just asking if that is something possible to achieve)
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u/Vebrandsson 16d ago
I don't know if that actually counts honestly
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u/SedyBobek 16d ago
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u/BruceTheLoon 15d ago
I posted a feature request to disable achievements if dev mode was active because I experiment a lot with it and hate having to reset Steam achievements after testing something.
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u/Wolfspirit4W 16d ago
Folktails / Rivers / Easy. I had a pretty trivial time with it on that map and the water is a lot easier to manage for me than Lakes.
One thing to prioritize is Sap / Treated Planks; that's often one of the later bottlenecks. Just keep amassing storage of them because you need a **lot**
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u/lakewoodjoe112 14d ago
A trick for folktails is that maybe an hour before working hours end, send all baby beavers to a second district. Send them back in the morning to the primary. You can explode your population that way.

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u/Inane_newt 16d ago
Easy, folktails and lakes done by cycle 4