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The TailorThe only unrestricted bags, one flax chain, and a whole happiness cap per delivery.
The Six Day WeekSix days named after the sins, shown only as icons. Pride takes town orders, Wrath holds the sermon, Envy powers the Resurrection Room, Lust docks the ship, Gluttony feeds the PR Machine and Sloth is the fighting day.
Best PerksPerk guides usually rank things by cost against benefit, and that does not work in Graveyard Keeper 2, because every perk costs exactly the same: one talent point. All seventy of them, with no sphere cost on top, and the buyable mastery levels are one point as well. So a point buys either a perk or a level at an identical price, which the game never tells you. With 453 points available across 382 Inspirations against 95 points of things to buy, you will eventually own everything, which means the only real decision is what to take in the first few hours.
SuppliesSupplies are the boxed goods town orders ask for, and the board will happily let you accept one you have no way of filling. There are 77 orders in the game and sixty eight of them need a building most players do not have yet, because the order board is a Factory feature wearing a town quest costume. Nine orders do not need it, and those nine are only three different items: Supply: Iron and Supply: Fabric at a Woodworking Workbench, and Supply: Clothes I at the Sewing Table. Supply: Building materials I looks like it should be a fourth, at one Stone Kit and one Brick, and it is not.
Chasing Fairy LightsChasing Fairy Lights asks you to summon a fairy at your kitchen table from three items you have probably never made, and it is the quest that opens the swamp and most of the game after it. Two of the three are easy. The third, a Comet's Tail, is bought from the Astrologer in Town, which means the quest is gated by a place rather than by anything in your yard, and nothing tells you that. It is also the conversation people click straight through, and the optional Zombie branch is the only place the game ever says where Blue Crystals grow, which is the hard ceiling on every zombie collar you will make.
Barricades and TowersSieges give you two things to build and three versions of one of them, and the build menu does nothing to tell you which of the three is worth the slot. It matters more than it looks, because at every tier all three barricades cost exactly the same materials: they are not a price ladder, they are three answers at one price. One of those answers is wrong in every situation. The plain Barricade has 400 health where the Fortified one has 600 for the same six nails, two logs and two planks, and the gap holds at all three tiers. The real choice is tanking against thorns, and each one has a perk that only pays if you picked it.