All Manor Lords Buildings You Can Get

If you are not aware of all the Manor Lords buildings, you can get, this article will show them and provide you with more details about each one.

After we got to know all of the recruit types in Manor Lords, it is time for another hot topic regarding this game – Buildings. They are much more important than many people assume because you need them for many things.

For now, Manor Wards has 9 different types of buildings:

• Gathering
• Mining
• Residential
• Farming
• Industry
• Trade
• Logistics
• Administration
• Burgage Extensions

Each one has specifics, and in this guide, we will walk you through all of them and see what they have to offer.

Gathering

Starting with the first Manor Lords Buildings, Gatherings are special buildings that people use to keep different resources. There are different types of gathering, depending on what you need them for:

• Apiary 
• Forager Hut
• Charcoal Klin
• Forester’s Hut
• Hunting Camp
• Sawpit
• Logging Camp
• Woodcutter’s Lodge

Like all other Manor Lords buildings, you will need to unlock these ones to start using them. It is key to get them at the start of the game and to do that, you have to do research in specific areas. 

When it is time to build them, you need to have certain materials. It is important to remember that some of these buildings can’t be reloaded, so choose where to put them. 

As mentioned, most Gatherings are used to store different things, but you may also need them to produce raw materials and some will need workers in order to operate.

Mining

The next Manor Lords buildings you can get while playing are related to Mining. They are needed to get different materials, and as of now, you can get a Stonecutter Camp and a Mining Pit. 

What’s different about them is that you can unlock them at the start of the game. Like other buildings in Manor Lords, you can upgrade them. For example, the Mining Pit can be turned into Deep Mininig development.

In order to build the mining buildings, you will need to have specific materials. It’s also worth knowing that the Mining Pit can’t be relocated, whereas the Stonecutter Camp can.

Logistics

If you need Manor Lords buildings to store and transport goods, you must focus on the Logistics options. For now, the game offers these types of Logistics buildings:

• Granary
• Hitching Post
• Pack Station
• Storehouse

Again, you can upgrade some of those things and relocate others when needed. Similar ot the Mining options, you can actually unlock the majority of the Logistics Manor Lords building once you start playing.

Residential

It is no surprise that Residential buildings in Manor Lords are very important because citizens need to have a place to live and go to. From our analysis, this is the group of Manor Lords Buildings that has the most options right now:

• Corpse Pit
• Firewood Cart
• Food Cart
• Marketplace
• Tavern
• Well
• Wooden Church

You can unlock most of these buildings once you start playing. However, others will be available once you unlock them by researching something. 

Another specific regarding the Residential building in Manor Lords is that you can build some of them without having any resources. This is the case for the Corpse Pit, for example.

Farming

The next of the Manor Lords buildings you will have access to is related to farming. These are incredibly important because they allow you to feed your people. Here are the options you can choose from:

• Farmhouse
• Communal Oven
• Field
• Pasture
• Sheep Farm
• Windmill

If you analyze these buildings, you will see that many of them require workers to be effective. The Farmhouse, for example, needs 8 workers. Fortunately, Field and Pasture do not need anything.

You should be able to unlock most of the Farm Buildings in Manor Lords once the game starts, and there’s no need to unlock specific things.

Burgage Plots and Backyard Extensions

If you need living space and increase your wealth in Manor Lords, you will need the Burgage Plots. You can construct those things by selecting a specific area in your settlement. Once ready, you need to have at least 2 Timbers to be able to burn one Burgage Plot.

What’s interesting is that these Manor Lords buildings have flexible borders. Moreover, they provide 1 living space for a family from your settlement. 

Once you create this building, it will be on level 1, but you can go to Level 2 and 3. There are also many different Backyard extensions, such as a Goat Shed, Vegetable Garden, and more, but we won’t go into them.

Industry

The Industry Manor Lords Buildings are important because they let you refine different raw materials. Here are the available options:

• Bloomery
• Clay Furnace
• Dyer’s Workshop
• Malthouse
• Smithy
• Tannery
• Weaver Workshop

Regardless of the Industry building you get, you will have 50 storage slots. The only exception here is the Clay Furnace, which has 250. 

You do not need to unlock any of them as the game goes on because you will have access to everything from the start.

Trade

The Trade Manor Lords buildings are needed if you want to import and export different items. You can use these buildings to get things, such as Herbs and cure your ill citizens, purchase food to survive the winter, and much more.

As of now, you can have a Trading Post and a Livestock Trading Post. Both require workers to function and can store 500 resources. You will be able to unlock both things at the start of the game, and there are two small upgrades.

Administration

The last type of Manor Lords buildings you can access are related to Administration. They are essential because you need them for taxes and managing the overall economy of the specific settlement. 

At the of writing, there are two types of administration buildings-  Manor and Settlers Camp. Once you build a Manor, you will have the ability to tax people. You can unlock those things at the start of the game, and they offer different kinds of upgrades, such as:

• Tax Office
• Garrison Tower
• Outer Towers
• Walls