Industrial Log Pile – With the solid keyword this is great for allowing expansion to upper floorsīarracks Housing – Extremely efficient housing and great for building beaver high rises.Įngine: Power production through burning logs. Large Metal Platform – Crazy expensive but will let you utilize space over your fields or industry Windmill / Large Windmill: Power production through intermittent wind power. Irrigation Tower – Waters inland crops, could just be replaced by a hole in the ground.īeehive – Increases crop growth speed by 25%, incredible for maximizing farm efficiency. Lodges – Space hungry housing that does not get more space efficient with upgrades, the only improvement is in requiring access to fewer doors. Underground Storage – Huge storage capacity makes up for not having the solid keyword Log Pile – Sadly does not have the solid keyword so can get space hungry The Iron Teeth use breeding pods to have their children, a unique building that requires water and berries to function and creates beaver children regardless of housing space. The Folktails naturally form families and have children if there is additional housing space available. The biggest difference between the factions is in how they increase their population. It’s not too much of a challenge, and after that both factions are fair game. You start Timberborn with the Folktails unlocked, and to get access to the Iron Teeth have to achieve a well being score of 8 in one of your saves. Folktails vs Iron Teeth, what are all the differences between the Timberborn beaver factions? Well this video breaks them all down and can serve as a guide if you are interested in their faction specific buildings, or if you want help deciding which faction to play.

Timberborn beehive