Viking workshop

Production Viking farm

The Viking workshop is a clear-cut processing building - it honestly adds value to the farm's materials without a higher level forcing higher input costs on you. It's worth upgrading step by step as your flax, wood, berry and sheep's wool production grows.

Quick overview

Farm	Viking farm
Category	Production
Size	8 × 7
Max level	4
Workers	5
Priority	Upgrade along with the farm

What it's for

The viking workshop lets you make real viking gear using products from this farm!

Produces

Cozy viking coat

Mighty viking helmet

Rustic viking tankard

Stylish viking tunic

The Viking workshop is an 8x7 production building on the Viking farm where you turn the farm's raw materials - flax, wood, berries and sheep's wool - into Viking clothing and gear, specifically the cloak, helmet, tankard and tunic. You don't buy it in the shop, you get it another way, typically through a quest or by unlocking the farm. In the farm's economy it's second-stage processing - you take basic materials and turn them into more valuable goods, so the workshop only makes sense once you have a decent surplus of inputs. It's for players who have the Viking farm up and running and don't want to just sell off their flax, wood, berries and sheep's wool.

When to build it

You don't get the workshop by buying it, you reach it once you meet the farm's requirement - and as soon as you have it, level one already needs 5 workers, so keep them free in advance. It's worth firing it up straight away, happily on the cheaper tunic or tankard, which need the fewest materials. One workshop is enough, you can't build a second one and there'd be no point anyway.

Is it worth upgrading

Upgrading the workshop pays off, because it doesn't increase the material cost or the batch size, it cuts production time by up to half - the cloak drops from 8 hours to 4, the helmet from 4 to 2, the tankard from 2 to 1 and the tunic from an hour to half an hour. You'll pay more and more for that, from 400 thousand snow dollars at level two up to 15 million at level four, and the worker requirement jumps from 5 to 45. So it pays to upgrade gradually as your input production and your pool of free workers grow, not in a rush.

Tip from a veteran player Start with the tunic or the tankard, which only need flax, or flax and wood - for the helmet check in advance that you have wood and berries alongside the flax, and for the cloak sheep's wool on top of that, but keep the closest eye on your flax stock, because every recipe eats more of it than anything else.

Most common mistake Players often start a cloak without having the full 2880 flax, 1200 wood, 1200 berries and 1200 sheep's wool in stock at once, and then the workshop sits idle waiting for the barn to fill back up.

Building levels

Level	Price	Build time	Workers	From level
1	—	instant	5	—
2	400 000 Snow dollars	4 h 50 min	15	—
3	2 500 000 Snow dollars	6 h	30	—
4	15 000 000 Snow dollars	9 h 30 min	45	—

Production at level 1

Output	Ingredients	Time	Cost	XP
Cozy viking coat × 120	Flax × 2 880 Wood × 1 200 Berries × 1 200 Sheep wool × 1 200	8 h	43 200 Snow dollars	—
Mighty viking helmet × 90	Flax × 1 440 Wood × 600 Berries × 600	4 h	21 600 Snow dollars	—
Rustic viking tankard × 60	Flax × 720 Wood × 300	2 h	10 800 Snow dollars	—
Stylish viking tunic × 30	Flax × 360	1 h	5 400 Snow dollars	—

Yield by level – Cozy viking coat

Level	Amount	Time
1	120	8 h
2	120	6 h 40 min
3	120	5 h 20 min
4	120	4 h

Game data, version 8052 (14. 8. 2026).

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