The Inventor is also quite important as it allows you to generate Science, a resource that can be used to unlock new buildings. The Campfire is key for meeting the "Social Life" stat of your Beavers. Take note that your population does not appear to expand without extra vacant housing! Once you feel comfortable, build another two Lodges. It may be a good idea to add another Small Warehouse for additional food storage. Start by setting the Warehouse to store 100 Berries and 100 Carrots and nothing else - this building will serve as your food storage for now. With the Tutorial completed, our next step is to increase the comfort of your Beavers and get them to work. Expanding Your Town and Surviving Your First Timberborn Drought The buildings you erect during the Tutorial are not enough to survive your first Drought, so get started on expanding right away. These will get you started off with gathering Wood, Berries, and Water, but you're going to need to rapidly expand if you want to survive your first Drought. The Tutorial has you build two Lumberjack flags, a Gatherer Flag, a Warehouse, and a Water Pump. Surviving beyond that, however, is up to you.
Unfortunately, the Tutorial isn't as robust as it ought to be - it's only going to give you the very, very basics you need to keep your Beavers from immediately dying. The first part of this Timberborn Guide for Beginners is going to quickly cover the Tutorial. Timberborn Guide for Beginners - Getting Started and Completing the Tutorial It will expand the arable land near your town, giving you a little more room for Farming. One of your first steps during the tutorial should be to demolish this Barrier.
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