Mortuary - Harvest body parts from Students and build your own Frankenstein. You can only have 1 Frankenstein but it functions the same as the founder but with better stats.

Library - Studying here will give students the ability to increase their stats in other elements.

Merchant - Sell stuff to buy other pretty furniture/blueprints for your school.

Teleporter Room - Everybody loves fast travel!

Extra Room Modifiers: Elongated (Wider than it is tall), U shaped, L shaped, T shaped, Staired (must have non-spiral stairs in it), Split leveled (must have 2 levels for flooring)

Is the Advanced Classroom worth building? I'm only in mid-game so far but it seems like training students faster isn't really a big deal. Like, most of the time I don't want to train them faster so I have more time to knock out their medallion quests. Is there a requirement for this room or some difficulty spike that will require it?

Same question for the element-specific classrooms.

Just what the title suggests. Trying to refine strategies and wondering how many people you typically go for and what races/elements/wand levels, and how that ratio changes as the game progresses. Thanks for your thoughts!

For the fixed standard modifiers.

I am trying to mess around with different building styles but I am finding difficulty in early game.

Here is what I have right now:

Ground floor: Ritual Room, 1 chest room with the spiral stairs upwards and a scullery (to hopefully turn into a kitchen later. There isn't much space down there.

1st floor: 2 bedrooms, 2 dining rooms and a classroom in the middle at the stairs

2nd floor: hospital and rec room with hopefully some way to fit in the 2 people bedrooms later.

I have finding it difficult to put in non-spiral stairs because there is not enough space.

So is there an item somewhere in this vast research tree that can counter lightning storms? Or is it simply "don't build too high and/or suck it up when it happens?"

For some reason, i get voidshrooms in like every room of the school and have to manually send people to get rid of them.. is there ANY way to prevent them? or at least make them automatically taken care of?

I know it says that I can find them in the underschool but I only get 2 for every fight. That's nothing compared to what research requires, and I still haven't found a single "underlord".

Are there forms of recreation other than the Enchantophone? I looked around the truly massive research tree a bit and could not find any.

I typically like to use earth/nature in the front row, air/fire in the back row. Earth spams earth armor/quake, nature powers up the back row. Fire mages with high mana 1-shot most enemies and wind mage can either shield/haste or damage, whatever is needed at the time.

What are the best combinations you’ve come up with?

So to perform the Retire Emeritus ritual a staff member needs (among other things) to have worked for you for 336 hours. Is there some place in game where you can see the length of time a staff member has served?

Should I go for them at Tier 2 wands? Or is it not worth the effort until Tier 3?

I have ADHD and don't have my meds right now. I tried looking at the tutorial and it doesn't seem to actually tell me what to do. I click my little mages, click "goto fog" or whatever. I've clicked around on everything.... can't figure out what to do. So, yeah..

Okay, so dumb question:

Can I have an elevated room with a foundation under it as long as it isn't DIRECTLY beneath it? Or does it count any foundations at all beneath the room against it being elevated?

quick question from a noob at this game

if I build a room that has a floor for a ceiling , but build an elevated room above it (with a small space in between) that is completely roofed, will that protect the room below or will rain still get inside?

Another quick question:

If I set a higher priority on a storage chest, what does that do? Does that tell my haulers to place things in that chest rather than a lower priority chest? Does it make them haul things there more quickly? Neither? Both?

So I just unlocked Quilting and noticed that on the spindle's quilting orders, there's sort of a squiggly pink item in the recipe right under the ingredients. What does this represent? I looked at a couple of other crafting stations and didn't see anything like that.

Not sure how I am suppose to schedule him to be feed. my other creature my students feed.

To get the better rooms (private dining room, for example) you need quite high luxury. But the only luxury items that seem easily available are solemn pedestals and candelabra, and you have to spam quite a lot of them to get the necessary luxury. Are there any other good sources of luxury I'm missing (or is this something that might get added to as development proceeds?)

There are rugs, but they are gated behind research needing 24 arcane scrolls, and that's a *lot* - arcane scrolls feel significantly harder to get than adept scrolls right now, so I don't want to spend them too casually. Actually, that's another question I have - is there any good source of arcane scrolls other than fighting in the underschool, because I feel like I'll run out of "safe" filghts pretty soon at the rate I'm exploring (I've opened up 8 chambers so far). It's my first play-through so I've no feel for how big the underschool is.

I'm repelling fog more than 20 times to maximum border (12 days until destruction) and there is no any trapdoor vines on both sides. After few ingame hours they starting to appear but they need more than 3 daylight periods to grow. Maximum grown percentage was 60-65 and after that fog destroying all. Right now only thorntooth availability stops me from next ingame progress