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An inspiration library of player bases — our own screenshots and clearly-attributed community captures, tagged by scale and biome, with a materials summary that links into the calculator.
A compact outpost sealed against the Ashlands ash storms: a stone-walled room with a warm hearth, a fur bunk and a barred window that watches the lava flats. A durable foothold in a hostile land.
A compact snow-covered house reached by a wooden pier through a frozen fjord in the Deep North: a lantern-lit deck, a small storehouse, and views over the ice. A cozy late-game hideaway.
A compact, well-insulated shelter dug into a snowbank with a sod roof and a single warm hearth. A safe overnight stop on long Deep North expeditions.
A unique dam house built across a narrow sea inlet in the Meadows: a long wooden causeway that doubles as flood control, with small cottages clustered on the shore. A clever and eye-catching early-to-mid game design.
A single-story thatched cottage in the Meadows with a welcoming porch, flower beds along the walls and a crystal window catching the light. A small early-game home that looks good in any screenshot.
A small forest clearing outpost: a flagstone path through the Black Forest canopy, a rune-battered gate, and a compact shelter tucked under the trees. Good for a Black Forest staging base before pushing deeper.
A snug stone outpost braced against the mountain wind: thick stone walls, a low roof and a timber deck overlooking the snowfield. A safe staging post for Moder expeditions and silver runs.
A comfortable villa near the Ashlands border, with shaded courtyards and a lookout tower watching for drifters. A scenic late-game retreat.
A small forward outpost near a Sacrificial Stone, using wisps and standing braziers for light. A stealthy staging point for raids into the Swamp's depths.
A compact walled stronghold built on a hilltop in the Meadows: a palisade ring, a watchtower, and a longhouse with a thatched roof. A solid early-to-mid game home that holds up against boar and giant boar attacks.
A base carved into the face of a glacier, using ice as natural walls and a heated forge inside. Freezes enemies at the door while you craft in warmth.
A coastal hall entrance framed by a lattice doorway and lit by hanging lanterns. Beyond the stone path, a tiered wooden manor rises above green cliffs—an inviting build that pairs timber screens with warm lamp glow.
A warm, fire-lit longhouse interior in the Meadows: a raised hearth with a cooking cauldron, wooden stairs climbing to a loft, and simple benches lining the walls. A practical mid-game home that keeps the weather out and the fire bright.
A large round longhouse in the Meadows with a broad thatched roof, a front porch, and an open training yard with target posts and supply crates. A comfortable early-to-mid game main hall with room for the whole group.
A productive farmstead with spinning windmills, barley fields, and livestock pens, ringed by a low defensive wall. Feeds a whole crew through the late game.
A stone-walled fort built around a drained patch of swamp, using wooden pumps and raised walkways to stay dry while harvesting iron. Defensible and resource-rich.
A compact hut raised on wooden stilts above the murky swamp water, with a small dock and a brazier to keep the mist at bay. A practical mid-game foothold in the Swamp.
A multi-level wooden treehouse raised on stilts above the swamp, lit at night by hanging lanterns and a brazier. An elevated home that keeps you clear of the ground-level creatures of the Swamp.
A gothic stone keep set against the blood-red sky of the Ashlands: an arched gate flanked by braziers, stepped approaches and a high curtain wall. A late-game stronghold built for the final biome.
A large stone-walled manor with thatched roofs perched on a coastal cliff in the Black Forest: wide terraces, layered gables and a harbor-side approach. A castle-scale hideaway for crews that like the sea and the pines together.
A grand ice-stone fortress braced against blizzards, with heated braziers, a great hall, and arrow slits facing the snowfields. A flagship end-game stronghold.
A sunlit hilltop stone stronghold: thick curtain walls, gate towers and a timber bridge leading to the main keep. A solid reference for late-game defensive stone architecture.
An aerial view of a walled thatched settlement in the Meadows: round-roofed halls inside a palisade ring, courtyards and a small stone keep at the center. A relaxed village layout that stays safe while you explore.
A compact thatched village in the Meadows built around a stone watchtower: cross-braced wooden halls, torch-lit lanes and a palisade ring. A tidy mid-game settlement that shows how far a wooden workshop goes.
A stone and timber bridge spanning a deep ravine in the Mistlands, lit by glowing crystals at night. A striking piece of bridge-building that connects two highland settlements.
A stone citadel built into the slopes of the Mountains: long snow-dusted staircases climbing the rock face, crenellated walls and a fortress gate. A grand late-game stronghold for the Mountain biome.
A heavy stone curtain wall and gatehouse built to weather Fuling raids, with ballista emplacements and a safe inner courtyard. The definitive Plains defense.
A sprawling wharf base in the Plains anchored by a massive hexagonal timber gate: a stone-flagstone approach, a central gatehouse with a glowing portal, and docks along the shore. A large endgame hub built for a whole crew.
The interior of a Mistlands stone hall: a long torch-lit corridor with stacked boulder walls and a wooden ceiling. A good reference for large-scale stone interiors and lighting layout.
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