All 77 Goods, Resources and Their Uses in Manor Lords

Goods and resources are everything your settlement gathers, grows, makes, and trades in Manor Lords. They include the food your villagers eat, the timber and stone you build with, the fuel that keeps them warm, and the crafted goods and weapons you sell or send to your army. Each one moves through a chain from raw material to finished item, so knowing how that chain works makes the whole economy easier to manage.

Bread

A staple food baked from milled grain.

Category

Food

Made by

Communal oven; Bakery extension

Inputs

Flour

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Rye bread

A distinct bread made from rye flour.

Category

Food

Made by

Communal oven; Bakery extension

Inputs

Rye flour

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

Made like Bread from rye flour; it counts as its own food type for variety.

Berries

A foraged food gathered from berry deposits.

Category

Food

Made by

Forager hut

Inputs

Wild berry deposits

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Mushrooms

A foraged food gathered from mushroom deposits.

Category

Food

Made by

Forager hut

Inputs

Mushroom deposits

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Small game

Meat gathered from the Hunting Camp's wild animal deposit.

Category

Food

Made by

Hunting camp

Inputs

Wild animal deposits

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

Small Game also yields Pelts.

Carp

Freshwater fish gathered from ponds.

Category

Food

Made by

Fisherman's hut

Inputs

Pond fish deposits

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Eel

River fish gathered from eel deposits.

Category

Food

Made by

Fisherman's hut

Inputs

River fish deposits

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Eggs

A food produced by the Chicken Coop.

Category

Food

Made by

Chicken coop

Inputs

-

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Chicken

Chicken meat produced by a Chicken Coop.

Category

Food

Made by

Chicken coop

Inputs

-

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

Chicken meat is produced every fourth cycle from a Chicken Coop.

Milk

A food produced by goats and cows.

Category

Food

Made by

Goats in animal pens; Cows

Inputs

-

Used by

Cheesemonger; Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

Goats provide milk; cows also provide milk outside winter.

Chevon

Goat meat produced by animal pens.

Category

Food

Made by

Goats in animal pens

Inputs

-

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Pork

Pork produced by pigs in animal pens.

Category

Food

Made by

Pigs in animal pens

Inputs

-

Used by

Butcher; Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Mutton

Sheep meat prepared by a Butcher.

Category

Food

Made by

Butcher

Inputs

Sheep

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Beef

Beef prepared by a Butcher.

Category

Food

Made by

Butcher

Inputs

Cows

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Sausages

A food made by a Butcher from Pork and Salt.

Category

Food

Made by

Butcher

Inputs

Pork; Salt

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

CCheese

Cheese

A dairy food made from Milk and Salt.

Category

Food

Made by

Cheesemonger

Inputs

Milk; Salt

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

1 Milk and 1 Salt make 2 Cheese.

Cabbages

A vegetable grown in a burgage plot garden.

Category

Food

Made by

Vegetable garden

Inputs

-

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Carrots

A vegetable grown in a burgage plot garden.

Category

Food

Made by

Vegetable garden

Inputs

-

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Beetroots

A vegetable grown in a burgage plot garden.

Category

Food

Made by

Vegetable garden

Inputs

-

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Apples

Orchard fruit eaten fresh or brewed into Cider.

Category

Food

Made by

Orchard

Inputs

-

Used by

Brewery; Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

4 Apples make 1 Cider.

Pears

Orchard fruit eaten as food.

Category

Food

Made by

Orchard

Inputs

-

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

Quinces

Orchard fruit eaten as food.

Category

Food

Made by

Orchard

Inputs

-

Used by

Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

-

OOats

Oats

A field crop eaten as food or processed into Animal Feed.

Category

Food

Made by

Farmhouse

Inputs

Fields

Used by

Livestock farm; Burgage plots (food requirements)

Details

Oats can be eaten or converted at the Livestock Farm into Animal Feed at 1:2; oats and barley share fertility.

Wheat

A field crop threshed into Grain.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Farmhouse

Inputs

Fields

Used by

Farmhouse (threshing to Grain)

Details

-

Rye

A field crop threshed into Grain.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Farmhouse

Inputs

Fields

Used by

Farmhouse (threshing to Grain)

Details

-

Barley

A field crop processed into Malt.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Farmhouse

Inputs

Fields

Used by

Malthouse

Details

-

Flax

A field crop processed into Linen.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Farmhouse

Inputs

Fields

Used by

Weaver's workshop

Details

-

Wheat Grain

Wheat threshed at the Farmhouse and milled into Wheat Flour.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Farmhouse

Inputs

Wheat sheaves

Used by

Windmill

Details

-

Rye Grain

Rye threshed at the Farmhouse and milled into Rye Flour.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Farmhouse

Inputs

Rye sheaves

Used by

Windmill

Details

-

Wheat Flour

Milled Wheat Grain used to bake wheat Bread.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Windmill

Inputs

Wheat Grain

Used by

Communal oven; Bakery extension

Details

Used to bake Bread.

Rye Flour

Milled Rye Grain used to bake Rye bread.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Windmill

Inputs

Rye Grain

Used by

Communal oven; Bakery extension

Details

Used to bake Rye bread.

Malt

Barley processed at the Malthouse for brewing.

Category

Farm crop

Made by

Malthouse

Inputs

Barley

Used by

Brewery

Details

-

Ale

A brewed drink served to burgage plots through a Tavern.

Category

Beverage

Made by

Brewery

Inputs

Malt

Used by

Tavern

Details

1 Malt makes 1 Ale.

CCider

Cider

An orchard-fruit drink made from Apples.

Category

Beverage

Made by

Brewery

Inputs

Apples

Used by

Tavern

Details

4 Apples make 1 Cider.

MMead

Mead

A brewed drink made from Honey.

Category

Beverage

Made by

Brewery

Inputs

Honey

Used by

Tavern

Details

1 Honey makes 1 Mead.

Firewood

Cut wood used to heat homes and fuel workplaces.

Category

Fuel

Made by

Woodcutter's lodge

Inputs

Trees

Used by

Burgage plots; Manor; Malthouse; Bloomery; Smithy; Clay furnace; Charcoal kiln

Details

Homes burn 1 per month, or 2 in winter; fuel-using workplaces burn 1 per month.

Charcoal

A fuel made from Firewood at a Charcoal Kiln.

Category

Fuel

Made by

Charcoal kiln

Inputs

Firewood

Used by

Burgage plots; Malthouse; Bloomery; Smithy; Clay furnace

Details

1 Firewood makes 2 Charcoal.

Timber

Logs cut for construction and plank production.

Category

Construction

Made by

Logging camp

Inputs

Trees

Used by

Sawpit; Construction

Details

-

Planks

Sawn wood used for construction, tools, weapons and shields.

Category

Construction

Made by

Sawpit

Inputs

Timber

Used by

Blacksmith; Joiner; Bowyer; Construction

Details

-

Stone

Stone collected for building.

Category

Construction

Made by

Stone gatherer camp

Inputs

Stone deposits

Used by

Construction

Details

-

Rough stone

Quarried stone that can be dressed at a Stonemason's Station.

Category

Construction

Made by

Quarry

Inputs

Rich stone deposits

Used by

Stonemason's station

Details

-

Dressed stone

Finished stone made by refining Rough Stone.

Category

Construction

Made by

Stonemason's station

Inputs

Rough stone

Used by

Trading Post (trade good)

Details

-

Rubble stone

Loose stone quarried from stone deposits and burned into Mortar.

Category

Construction

Made by

Quarry

Inputs

Stone deposits

Used by

Construction; Lime kiln

Details

-

Mortar

A construction material made from Rubble Stone in a Lime Kiln.

Category

Construction

Made by

Lime kiln

Inputs

Rubble stone

Used by

Construction; Trading Post (trade good)

Details

-

Roof tiles

Roofing material fired from Clay.

Category

Construction

Made by

Clay furnace

Inputs

Clay

Used by

Construction; Burgage plot upgrades

Details

-

Clay

A mined material used to fire Roof Tiles.

Category

Construction

Made by

Mining pit

Inputs

Clay deposits

Used by

Clay furnace

Details

-

Wool

Fiber collected from sheep for yarn or clothes.

Category

Clothing

Made by

Livestock farm

Inputs

Sheep

Used by

Weaver's workshop; Tailor

Details

Sheep are shorn once a year in summer.

Yarn

Spun Wool sold at clothing stalls or used by a Tailor.

Category

Clothing

Made by

Weaver's workshop

Inputs

Wool

Used by

Market (clothing)

Details

-

Linen

Woven Flax fiber used for clothes and clothing stalls.

Category

Clothing

Made by

Weaver's workshop

Inputs

Flax

Used by

Tailor; Market (clothing)

Details

-

Hides

Animal hides processed into Leather at a Tannery.

Category

Clothing

Made by

Hunting camp; Goats in animal pens; Butcher

Inputs

Wild animals; Goats; Sheep; Cows

Used by

Tannery

Details

-

Leather

Tanned hides used by a Cobbler and sold at clothing stalls.

Category

Clothing

Made by

Tannery

Inputs

Hides

Used by

Cobbler; Market (clothing)

Details

-

Shoes

Footwear made by a Cobbler from Leather.

Category

Clothing

Made by

Cobbler

Inputs

Leather

Used by

Market (clothing)

Details

-

Clothes

Tailored clothing made from Wool or Linen.

Category

Clothing

Made by

Tailor

Inputs

Wool or Linen

Used by

Market (clothing)

Details

Can be made from either Wool or Linen.

Iron ore

Mined ore smelted into Iron Slabs.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Mining pit

Inputs

Iron deposits

Used by

Bloomery

Details

-

Iron slab

Smelted iron used by smiths and armorers.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Bloomery

Inputs

Iron ore

Used by

Smithy; Blacksmith; Armorer

Details

-

Iron parts

A Blacksmith-made component used to craft Crossbows.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Blacksmith

Inputs

Iron slabs

Used by

Bowyer (Crossbows)

Details

Iron Parts are made from Iron Slabs by the Blacksmith and required for Crossbows.

Tools

Forged tools used to maintain workplaces.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Smithy; Blacksmith

Inputs

Iron slabs

Used by

Maintenance

Details

-

Salt

A mined seasoning used by food artisans.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Mining pit

Inputs

Salt deposits

Used by

Butcher; Cheesemonger

Details

-

Herbs

A Forager Hut resource that helps families recover from disease.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Forager hut

Inputs

Herb Garden upgrade

Used by

Burgage plots (disease recovery)

Details

-

Honey

A seasonal Apiary product used to brew Mead.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Apiary

Inputs

-

Used by

Brewery

Details

-

Wax

An Apiary product traded as a crafting material.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Apiary

Inputs

-

Used by

Trading Post (trade good)

Details

Its only use is trade.

Wooden parts

Joiner-made wood components traded as a crafting material.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Joiner

Inputs

Planks

Used by

Trading Post (trade good)

Details

Its only use is trade.

AFAnimal feed

Animal feed

Feed made from Oats for animals in pastures.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Livestock farm

Inputs

Oats

Used by

Pastures

Details

The Livestock Farm converts 1 Oats into 2 Animal Feed; pasture animals eat it each winter month.

Pelts

A hunting byproduct used for Leather or trade.

Category

Crafting

Made by

Hunting camp

Inputs

Wild animals

Used by

Tannery; Trading Post (trade)

Details

Can be turned into Leather or exported.

Sidearms

A melee weapon made by the Blacksmith from Iron Slabs.

Category

Military

Made by

Blacksmith

Inputs

Iron slabs

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Spears

A pole weapon made by the Blacksmith from Iron Slabs and Planks.

Category

Military

Made by

Blacksmith

Inputs

Iron slabs; Planks

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Polearms

A long weapon made by the Blacksmith from Iron Slabs and Planks.

Category

Military

Made by

Blacksmith

Inputs

Iron slabs; Planks

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Crossbows

A ranged weapon made at the Bowyer from Planks and Iron Parts.

Category

Military

Made by

Bowyer

Inputs

Planks; Iron Parts

Used by

Crossbowmen

Details

-

Helmets

Protective headgear made by the Armorer.

Category

Military

Made by

Armorer

Inputs

Iron slabs

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Mail armor

Body armor made by the Armorer from Iron Slabs.

Category

Military

Made by

Armorer

Inputs

Iron slabs

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Plate armor

Armor made by the Armorer for the Retinue.

Category

Military

Made by

Armorer

Inputs

Iron slabs

Used by

Retinue

Details

-

Small shields

A wooden shield made by the Joiner.

Category

Military

Made by

Joiner

Inputs

Planks

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Large shields

A larger wooden shield made by the Joiner.

Category

Military

Made by

Joiner

Inputs

Planks

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Warbows

A bow made by the Bowyer from Planks.

Category

Military

Made by

Bowyer

Inputs

Planks

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Gambesons

Padded armor made by the Tailor from Linen.

Category

Military

Made by

Tailor

Inputs

Linen

Used by

Militia; Retinue

Details

-

Sheep

A farm animal bought through the Livestock Trading Post for wool or meat.

Category

Livestock

Made by

Livestock trading post

Inputs

Imported livestock

Used by

Livestock farm; Butcher

Details

Sheep supply wool and can be butchered for Mutton and Hides.

CCows

Cows

Cattle bought through the Livestock Trading Post for Milk, Beef and Hides.

Category

Livestock

Made by

Livestock trading post

Inputs

Imported livestock

Used by

Livestock farm; Butcher

Details

Cows produce Milk, Beef and Hides; calves can also be bought.

What Goods and Resources Are in Manor Lords

Raw resources are where everything starts. These include wild game, berries, trees, stone, clay, and iron deposits, along with the fields that grow crops like wheat, rye, barley, and flax. Crops and raw materials are processed into food or crafting materials, such as flour, malt, leather, wool, and iron slabs, which are the building blocks for almost everything else.

Finished goods come last. Workshops turn crafting materials into bread, ale, clothes, shoes, and weapons, and those are what your villagers use, what your army carries, and what you sell to traders. A shortage early in the chain is felt all the way down, so it pays to keep the start of the chain running.

How Goods and Resources Are Gathered and Made

Raw materials come from the land, so the buildings that collect them have to sit in the right spot. Timber needs two buildings working together: a logging camp, where loggers cut trees, and a forester's hut, where foresters plant new ones so the supply lasts. Firewood comes from a woodcutter's lodge, and wild game comes from a hunting camp. Stone, clay, and iron come from deposits that are mined, while berries and other wild food are foraged.

Crops are grown on fields and then processed. Grain becomes flour at a windmill, flour becomes bread, and malt becomes ale. Importing through trade can fill the gaps when a nearby deposit is poor.

Which Goods and Resources Matter Most

Food and fuel come first, because villagers can't survive without them. Food covers meat, vegetables, berries, bread, eggs and apples, and a steady supply keeps your people fed from season to season. Fuel keeps them warm and keeps workshops running.

Building materials come next. Timber, stone, planks, and roof tiles are what your houses and buildings need, so they set the pace of growth. Early on, timber and stone matter most, since the first buildings use them heavily. As your town grows, iron and wool gain weight, because they feed the armor and weapons your militia needs and the clothing your people wear.

Keeping Food and Fuel Stocked Through Winter

Winter is when your supplies are tested most. Fuel runs out much faster in the cold, and a settlement with nothing stored can lose families in a single winter. Firewood is the starting fuel, and charcoal is a later unlock that gets more out of every piece of firewood.

Food gets harder in winter too. Berries are seasonal and disappear once the cold sets in. That's why you want to build up stores while the season is still good, and hunting can help fill the gap when those stores run low.

How Storehouses Move Goods

Goods don't stay where they're made. Families assigned to a storehouse collect goods from nearby buildings and carry them in on their own, even before those buildings are full. The storehouse takes most goods, while food goes to a granary.

A basic storehouse can be upgraded to a large one, which holds far more. Storehouse families also set up stalls in your marketplace to get goods to nearby homes.

How Trading Works in Manor Lords

Trading lets you bring in what you lack and sell what you have extra. To start, build a Trading Post, which has to connect to one of your roads, then assign a family to run it. In the trade tab, set each good to import, export, or full trade, and set a stockpile target to decide how much you keep at home.

Export is the setting that needs the most care. Anything above your target gets sold, so set it high enough to keep enough food and fuel for your own people. Minor trades are open for most goods, but major trades need a trade route, and routes cost regional wealth.

Livestock and Military Goods

Livestock support everything else. Oxen help haul timber to building sites. Sheep need a pasture to live on and a livestock trading post to bring them in, and their wool becomes everyday clothing, while linen goes into gambesons, the padded textile armor.

Military goods start with crafting materials. Iron ore is smelted into iron slabs, which feed the workshops that make helmets, mail, and plate armor. Spears, polearms, warbows, sidearms, and shields round out the army's gear, and some pieces are only issued to certain units.

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