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The Graveyard Keeper 2 Wiki

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This is an unofficial wiki for Graveyard Keeper 2, written from the game’s own files: its code, balance tables, dialogue and scenes. The rules and numbers here are the ones the game uses. Where something follows from the files but has not been seen in play, the page says Unconfirmed.

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Opening WalkthroughThe story from the prison to the first battle, what each step asks for and what holds it up. Walkthrough II: From the Port to the ElectionAfter the first battle, up to the village election. Which side stories the election depends on, and in what order to do them. Walkthrough III: The Portal and the Red EyeFrom the election to the Old God: the battles north of the river, five portal fragments, and the choice about his eye. Walkthrough IV: The Six and the EndingSix gifts, the light and the dark path, the last two fragments, the final battle and the ending. Your First WeekWhat you start with, what to buy first, and the habits that keep bodies, energy and money moving. How Alchemy Actually WorksRunes add up, flasks live on the shelf, and the tech tree only names what you can already brew. Every rule, from the game's files. Corpses and Organs, Part by PartA corpse is the sum of its parts. What each organ and pocket item is worth, how surgery really goes, and how to build a perfect grave or a strong zombie. What the Demo Left OutFor anyone who played the demo: what was locked then, what it turned into, and what your demo save carries over.

How the game fits together

The Donkey

You keep the graveyard of an abandoned Inquisitor base. The donkey brings a body at most every two days. You take what you can from it on the autopsy table and bury it, and the graveyard’s quality is the total of what stands in its Grave Areas. Nearly everything else is made at workbenches you build yourself, unlocked on the tech tree with tech points, the coloured orbs that burst out of the things you chop, build, craft and study.

Once a week you can hold a sermon. It turns happiness into Faith, and a sermon is the only way to get Faith. Faith buys inspirations, which level up your talents, and the story asks for it too. Sermons also pay money, and traders buy your burial certificates and goods.

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