WILDORIA

GUIDE 11

Camp and palisades

A fire becomes a home when you care for what surrounds it.

YOUR SHELTER

Organize the camp

Your fire is the center of camp. Its panel adds wood, starts cooking or purification and collects finished preparations. Build beds, workstations, chests and decorations around it. Palisades and a gate create a safer enclosure.

CHECK DEFENSES

Inspection and durability

Click a palisade to see its condition. Dangerous nights and the Werewolf can damage it. A weakened palisade should be repaired before the next threat. The standard in-game palisade model is currently used while visual variants are still being prepared.

REPAIR

Wood, hammer and nails

Repairs need the requested wood and a hammer. The more damaged a palisade is, the more wood it needs. Then hammer the nails in the repair mini-game.

Read the campfire panel

The centre circle shows remaining wood as a percentage. The three surrounding slots hold cooking or purification tasks: choose a slot, select a suitable item, then collect it when ready. Click the fire to add wood. The recipe menu shows material stocks separately from the Prepare action.

Build a wooden roof

Craft a reusable Roof blueprint at the assembly table and equip it in your hotbar. The blueprint is not consumed.

Select two corners near your character to define a rectangle with 2 to 6 tiles per side. You can keep walking between selections. The preview shows the area and price; materials are only spent when you confirm.

The cost is 2 wood per tile plus 1 string per 6 tiles, rounded up: a 2 × 2 roof costs 8 wood and 1 string; a 6 × 6 roof costs 72 wood and 6 string.

Roofs can cover campfires, beds, chests and other camp objects without blocking movement or interactions. They gradually turn transparent when you walk underneath. Build them on the surface, not over water, trees, saplings or another roof.

A roof shelters you from rain and its shade reduces your heat contribution by 3 °C. It does not dry you instantly; cold and wind still matter. A fully covered campfire keeps its normal ×1 fuel use even during a storm.

Dismantling returns half of each material, rounded down, provided your inventory has enough room.

Existing workshops, beds and storage

Previously owned beds and forges remain available, and placed structures still work. Crafting new copies requires their discovered blueprints. Moving or recovering an existing object does not automatically learn its recipe.

Crafted chests keep eight slots and preserve stored tool durability. They open with an animation and sound, without treasure beams or sparkles. Unlike natural chests, they do not generate blueprints. Add a salt extractor and dryer for lasting supplies once their blueprints are learned.