Every good, who makes it and who uses it

Every good in Manor Lords and where it comes from: which building makes it, and which buildings or needs use it up. Sort by category, or pick a building in the "Made by" or "Used by" select to see everything that passes through it. Rows link to their own anchor, for example /manor-lords/goods/#r-iron-slab.

Producers and consumers as of version 0.8.104 (Update 8), built from the buildings table.

Good	Category	Made by	Used by	Notes
Bread	Food	Communal oven Bakery	–	–
Rye bread	Food	Communal oven Bakery	–	Made like bread from rye flour; counts as its own food for variety.
Berries	Food	Forager hut	–	–
Small game	Food	Hunting camp	–	–
Carp	Food	Fisherman's hut	–	–
Eel	Food	Fisherman's hut	–	–
Eggs	Food	Chicken coop	–	–
Chicken	Food	Chicken coop	–	–
Milk	Food	Goats (animal pen)	Cheesemonger	–
Chevon	Food	Goats (animal pen)	–	–
Pork	Food	Pigs (animal pen)	Butcher	–
Mutton	Food	Butcher	–	–
Beef	Food	Butcher	–	–
Sausages	Food	Butcher	–	–
Cheese	Food	Cheesemonger	–	1 milk + 1 salt makes 2 cheese.
Cabbages	Food	Vegetable garden	–	–
Carrots	Food	Vegetable garden	–	–
Beetroots	Food	Vegetable garden	–	–
Apples	Food	Orchard	Brewery	–
Pears	Food	Orchard	–	–
Quinces	Food	Orchard	–	–
Oats	Food	Farmhouse	Livestock farm Burgage plot	Eaten as food, or 1 oats to 2 animal feed (Update 8). Shares fertility with barley.
Wheat	Farm crop	Farmhouse	–	–
Rye	Farm crop	Farmhouse	–	–
Barley	Farm crop	Farmhouse	Malthouse	–
Flax	Farm crop	Farmhouse	Weaver's workshop	–
Grain	Farm crop	Farmhouse	Windmill	Threshed from wheat or rye sheaves at the farmhouse.
Flour	Farm crop	Windmill	Communal oven Bakery	–
Malt	Farm crop	Malthouse	Brewery	–
Ale	Beverage	Brewery	Tavern	Lv2+ families drink 1 beverage every 3 months.
Cider	Beverage	Brewery	Tavern	4 apples per cider (Update 8).
Mead	Beverage	Brewery	Tavern	1 honey per mead (Update 8).
Firewood	Fuel	Woodcutter's lodge	Charcoal kiln Burgage plot Manor Malthouse Bloomery Smithy Clay furnace	Homes burn 1 a month, 2 in December to February. Fuel workplaces burn 1 a month.
Charcoal	Fuel	Charcoal kiln	Burgage plot Malthouse Bloomery Smithy Clay furnace	1 firewood makes 2 charcoal, so it halves the wood you cut for fuel.
Timber	Construction	Logging camp	Sawpit Construction	–
Planks	Construction	Sawpit	Blacksmith Joiner Bowyer Construction	–
Stone	Construction	Stone gatherer camp	Construction	–
Rough stone	Construction	Quarry	–	–
Rubble stone	Construction	Quarry	Construction	–
Roof tiles	Construction	Clay furnace	Construction Burgage plot upgrades	–
Clay	Construction	Mining pit	Clay furnace	–
Wool	Clothing	Livestock farm	Weaver's workshop Tailor	Sheep are shorn once a year, in summer (Update 8).
Yarn	Clothing	Weaver's workshop	Market (clothing)	–
Linen	Clothing	Weaver's workshop	Tailor Market (clothing)	–
Hides	Clothing	Hunting camp Goats (animal pen) Butcher	Tannery	–
Leather	Clothing	Tannery	Cobbler Market (clothing)	–
Shoes	Clothing	Cobbler	Market (clothing)	–
Clothes	Clothing	Tailor	Market (clothing)	–
Iron ore	Crafting	Mining pit	Bloomery	–
Iron slab	Crafting	Bloomery	Smithy Blacksmith Armorer	–
Tools	Crafting	Smithy Blacksmith	Maintenance	–
Salt	Crafting	Mining pit	Butcher Cheesemonger	–
Herbs	Crafting	Forager hut	–	–
Honey	Crafting	Apiary	Brewery	Brewed into mead since Update 8.
Wax	Crafting	Apiary	–	–
Wooden parts	Crafting	Joiner	–	–
Animal feed	Crafting	Livestock farm	Pasture	Pasture animals eat it every winter month or die.
Sidearms	Military	Blacksmith	–	–
Spears	Military	Blacksmith	–	–
Polearms	Military	Blacksmith	–	–
Helmets	Military	Armorer	–	–
Mail armor	Military	Armorer	–	–
Small shields	Military	Joiner	–	–
Large shields	Military	Joiner	–	–
Warbows	Military	Bowyer	–	–
Gambesons	Military	Tailor	–	–
Sheep	Livestock	Livestock trading post	Butcher	–
Cows	Livestock	Livestock trading post	Butcher	–

How to read it

The table is built from the buildings table: if a building lists a good as an output, it shows up under "Made by", and if it lists the good as an input, it shows up under "Used by". That keeps the two pages from disagreeing. A few uses that are not a building are added by hand: construction (timber, planks, stone, roof tiles), tool maintenance, burgage plot fuel, and the clothing stall at the market.

The category follows the way the game groups things. Since Update 5 every food sits in a category: foraged goods, meats, fishes, vegetables, grains and animal produce. Families want variety across categories to upgrade, but every family still eats just 1 food a month in total, whichever food it is. Clothing goods (yarn, linen, leather, shoes, clothes) all supply the clothing stall.

Things that catch players out

• Grain is not wheat. The farmhouse threshes wheat or rye sheaves into grain, and the windmill only takes grain. Rye gives rye flour and rye bread, which counts as a separate food.
• Charcoal is fuel, not a crafting input. It burns exactly like firewood, but a kiln turns 1 firewood into 2 charcoal, so it halves the trees you cut for fuel.
• Honey is a drink ingredient again. Update 5 stopped honey being eaten; Update 8 made it the input for mead, 1 to 1.
• Leather only goes into shoes, and a pair costs 1 leather since Update 5 (it was 2).
• Oats do two jobs. Families eat them, and the livestock farm makes 2 animal feed from each one for winter.
• Salt has more uses now. The butcher makes sausages from pork and salt, and the Update 8 cheesemonger makes cheese from milk and salt. A region starts with either iron or salt since Update 5.

What is not here

Prices are left out. Trade has changed with almost every update, so a fixed price list would go stale fast; check the trading post in your own game. Goods that only exist on the 0.8.110 beta branch, such as dung, fertilizer and smoked fish, are also left out until they reach the main branch.