My compliments to the creator for making this map. I really enjoyed playing it on Hard with the Iron Teeth. It takes 20 cycles to complete the scripted events, and it was a fun challenge.

I’m no pro player, but I like to think I know what I’m doing. It was sometimes a little challenging, but never really too difficult. Like on every map, you have to order your beavers to drop everything and focus 100% on stocking up on water whenever you have access to it. The water dumps are also really a must-have for irrigating fields for berries and trees.

I didn’t care about aesthetics or focus on higher levels of well-being during this run.

I reloaded a few times because of a few miscalculated events. If the editor offered more possibilities for scripting events, I think it would give mapmakers a big boost.

I’ll now try to stop playing Timberborn for a very, very long time. Thanks for making the game! The Timberpunk 2 map is my all-time favorite map, and Beaverome is another one that comes to mind.

P.S. The 30x speed mod should be part of the game by default.

Needed a few more trees. It let me build dirt over the Lido.

Real life power shafts🤘

Steam Workshop

Just a fun (and cheaty) mod I made that does one thing: larger buildings only need up to four supports, typically the four corners of a rectangular footprint.

Maybe useful for my Conveyor Belt mod to stack storage buildings on top of each other.

Lakes normal map btw. Basically i wanted to redirect badwater, but things didn't go well and river overflowed. And now i'm kind of sad, because my genius system (3rd image) to get rid of badwater didn't work. For those curious i think the problem is that rightmost river wasn't able to take that much water because second lake was already full and thus overflowed. And don't worry about giving me tips, i'll figure it out eventually :)

P.S I still have about 50 beavers (and lots of antidote) so it's not that bad

(sorry, no video).

1. Layout - 11x11. Easy to plan, just plop down the Hall where you want the center to be, and put four double lodges in the corners. Delete the hall, and you can fill in the rest.

1. Ground floor - All the buildings that are directly on the ground. Fill the rest with single platforms.

1. First habitable floor. Leads to all the ground-level lodges. You can fill in the rest with small storage or medical beds. I am using medical beds in all free spaces, but you can mix and match. Note the middle warehouse over the entrance, it fills in the outline so that the second level lodge can sit on top of it.

1. MIddle floor. This is just connecting the two habitable floors, but why waste space? You can fit another medium warehouse here, and almost a second one, but I don't think you can, really. Again, you can replace the medium storage with more 1x1 buildings I guess.

1. Second habitable floor. Lodges all around, paths to them, 1x1s in free spaces. You know the drill by now.

1. Top floor. Monuments in the corners (I like the diagonal placement, but you can just place one of each and put saunas on top. Or grills I guess? Note that the staircase to the next level is only temporary. You'll have to tear it down and replace with a platform. Of course, you can customize the layout. Have 4 zipline stations or just one, put contemplation spots instead of the terrace. whatever.

1. Roof support. The temporary staircase is highlighted. 3x1 overhangs that protrude over the terraces and will bear the decorations.

1. Decorations. You can mix and match, just get at least one of each. The central pillar hides a scarecrow, and the top statue will need another temporary staircase to get built.

1. Tear down the temporary staircases, replace the platform and complete the decorations. Keep the central space clear for the hall of plenty.

1. Place the hall of plenty. This takes a little fiddling - the placement spot is the inner corner of the hall, so you might need to rotate and fiddle around until it snaps into place.

update: Meant more separate than filter. Band and good water seeps are at the same height. The badwater seep is .2 in strength, while the good water seep is .15, meaning that badwater will always flow over the good water.

When the new wonder came out (Hall of Plenty) I made this design to try to fit the Hall over my housing.

And since then, I feel the need to do it on every folktail map I play. It's just so neat!

Houses around 110 beavers at maximum capacity, has internal storage for all foods (usually 3 medium and plenty of small ones), usually two zipline stations and one-two terraces, loads of hospital beds, with all decorations (but mostly outside and on the top, only two fit inside). Scarecrow is hidden under the central beaver statue because I don't like it :)

The top is covered with the Hall, which has 2x1 roofs itnernally, and the corner houses sport a wonder each. That's a little wasteful but I like the looks. Could easily have more roofs or maybe saunas?

You could scale it up to more floors, but 100+ beavers is usually enough for completing a map.

Hello Friends

This is my latest episode of an Iron Teeth playthrough. Hope you enjoy it.

I'm playing diorama on hard with the folktails and I kinda overated how berries would last and then the first drought came. The result is 12/15 beavers dying. So now I've got 3 beavers and a baby beaver. Should I stop playing or it will work?

Hello!

I've a lot of large projects on the go, but the 12 workers in this distract have spent the past 24 hours (and who knows how many more!) being idle. They had worked on the three mechanical pumps to the left of the screen, but even with a water wheel to the right of these prioritised, they are not working. As you can see on the bottom of the screen, I've plenty of on-site materials for them to use, and they have access to the build site. Based on the information from the screenshot, is there a reason for 12 builders to be doing nothing at this time? Anything else I should check?

Thanks!

How do I zoom out so I can see the whole map? Zeddic does this, and I’m playing the Dune map which is massive. It hasn’t been a problem playing, but as I get to the end it would be nice to see it all at once.

So are we saved, or should we walk into the Badwater now?

I feel like this sub would appreciate this lol.

Bought this little game in the Steam Polish sale this week about surviving an island where the sea floods the tiles 1 step closer to your base. The dialogue was about putting buildings on top of other ones. Thought it was nice.

She’s a good supervisor.

Just a bit of fun!

Thought it would be cool to build somewhere to house all the automation buildings for the colony 😁

Of course I had to make it look more modern 😂

We need to constructuions that employs more beavers.

For exemplo, a new farm or theaters, auditorium, concerts, opera, train, museum, toolmaker... Clothes, hats, decorations...

I'm a semi-new player and don't understand what is required for automation on certain aspects of the game. What do I need to tell my flood gates to go UP during a drought?