Builder Flag (Obsolete)

The Builder Flag (Obsolete) was a building in Timberborn that is no longer present in the game. It belonged to the Buildings and Labor categories and was removed from the game when Districts and the Builders' Hut were introduced. The removal made the Builder Flag unavailable for new or continuing settlements; its role and any functionality it previously offered were superseded by the Districts system and the Builders' Hut mechanics.

Although the Builder Flag itself is obsolete, the game still models needs and benefits that formerly could be provided by various structures. Spirituality is a need that can only be satisfied for adult beavers; kits do not receive any benefits from spirituality. Buildings and monuments that provide spirituality-type effects deliver working-speed bonuses to adults: a Temple effect grants +25% working speed and a Shrine effect grants +5% working speed, and those effects stack up to +30% for adults. Many other needs follow similar rules: some require physical access to a building, some require consumption of an item, and some only require being in the effect range of a building or decoration.

• The Builder Flag was removed with the introduction of Districts and the Builders' Hut and no longer exists in current builds of the game.
• Spirituality in Timberborn affects adults only; kits gain no direct bonuses from spirituality.
• Temple-style spirituality grants adults +25% working speed; Shrine-style spirituality grants adults +5% working speed; both can stack.
• Needs in Timberborn fall into categories: physical access to a building, consuming a material, being in a building’s effect range, or sleep; spirituality is listed among needs satisfied by physical access to a building.
• When planning settlements now, use Districts and the Builders' Hut systems for labor assignments and the existing buildings that provide needs and bonuses, since the Builder Flag is no longer available.