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Bonfires use wood which can be harvest or farmed, this building will not be stocked by your workers and has a time bar along the time till it goes out. If you wish to make them last longer clicking the fire will add more wood manually.
Bonfires use wood which can be harvest or farmed, this building will not be stocked by your workers and has a time bar along the time till it goes out. If you wish to make them last longer clicking the fire will add more wood manually.


It's primary (red) heat radius extends 2-3 tiles in every direction, using this longer term will cause a lot of pollution and to heat a sizeable city it would be in advised to use this basic heating source. [[Bonfire]] is the next step up in heating.
It's primary (red) heat radius extends 2-3 tiles in every direction and an additional 2 tiles providing moderate warmth (yellow). Using this longer term will cause a lot of pollution and cost a lot of logs to heat a sizeable city. It is not advised to use this basic heating source if you have other options. [[Bonfire]] is the next step up in heating.

Revision as of 00:45, 20 January 2026

Campfire
Shape 1x1
Cost Logs x3
Research Basic Building
Description Simple heat source with small radius and
low fuel consumption.
Produced resources none
Workers none

The campfire is the first heating building you will use and requires no research.

Bonfires use wood which can be harvest or farmed, this building will not be stocked by your workers and has a time bar along the time till it goes out. If you wish to make them last longer clicking the fire will add more wood manually.

It's primary (red) heat radius extends 2-3 tiles in every direction and an additional 2 tiles providing moderate warmth (yellow). Using this longer term will cause a lot of pollution and cost a lot of logs to heat a sizeable city. It is not advised to use this basic heating source if you have other options. Bonfire is the next step up in heating.