Triple Lodge

Triple Lodge is a building that functions similarly to Double Lodges in Timberborn. Its entrances are located on the second level, unlike Lodges and Mini Lodges whose entrances are at lower levels. Triple Lodges were introduced in Update 1 and are categorized under Folktails. The Chinese localization for the term is 三重木屋.

Because the entrance sits on the second level, Triple Lodges require elevated access. Players must connect them with elevated paths or stairs to provide beaver access to the entrance level. An alternative placement technique is to build the Triple Lodge one vertical level lower than the intended final access height so that ground-level approaches align with the lodge entrance. Triple Lodges behave like other lodges with respect to water placement: they can be placed in bodies of water that are one block deep without becoming flooded. A Triple Lodge only becomes flooded when water rises above its entrance levels; water at or below the entrance level does not flood the building.

• Entrances are on the second level, so plan elevated paths or stairs for beaver access.
• You may place the lodge one level lower than intended access to avoid building elevated connections.
• Triple Lodges can be sited in one-block-deep water without flooding; monitor water level to ensure it does not rise above the entrance.
• Flooding occurs only when water surpasses the entrance levels.

Construction chain information for the Triple Lodge is not provided. Historical record indicates the Triple Lodge was introduced in Update 1. The term is localized in Chinese as 三重木屋.