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Getting StartedTownsFolk Beginner Guide: Your First SettlementLearn what to watch before your first expansion: the four core resources, building decisions, exploration, and the kingdom’s tribute. This is a starting framework, not a fixed build order.↗Resources & TributeTownsFolk Resources & Deposit StructuresTrack Food, Gold, Faith, and Production, then learn how deposit structures consume stored resources. The developer has explained the deposit objective; building yields still need version-specific checks.↗Resources & TributeTownsFolk Tribute: Plan Before You ExpandPlan around the tribute amount and deadline shown in your run. For a more relaxed mobile skirmish, the developer has also described a setting that turns tribute off.↗FactionsTownsFolk Factions: Choosing Your Next RunThe official game description advertises five factions. Start by reading the differences shown in the selection screen and choose a faction whose rules fit the kind of run you want to practice.↗Game ModesTownsFolk Campaign Guide: Modes & PuzzlesCompare campaign, skirmish, puzzles, and weekly challenges by platform. The iOS version history also records five Dawnfolk crossover puzzles; Steam demo notes discuss Conquest separately.↗
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TownsFolk Wiki is an independent fan-made guide to settlement building, resources, and game modes. It explains the basics and separates practical advice from confirmed game facts.

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