Graveyard Keeper 2 Orders & Town Economy

The order board is GK2’s new answer to GK1’s Trade Office: a weekly loop where you craft supply boxes and the Town pays you in Likes, reputation and gratitude. “Orders” and “commerce” both broke out on Trends at launch — here is how the system actually works.

Where Orders Live

The Order Cycle

  1. Accept an order at the board on Pride day
  2. Craft the supply box yourself at your stations (or the Factory) — boxes are never bought from traders
  3. Drop the crate down the ladder into the cargo drop-off hatch before the order’s day — dropping it on Pride day itself is too late
  4. Payout is delayed a full week: collect it at the board later

Supply Boxes: 22 Types

There are 22 box types (“Supply: Iron”, “Supply: Fabric”, and so on). The first one every player hits is Supply: Iron for Jack — the Workshop Hours quest crate (6 Iron Ingot + 4 Wooden Plank + 8 Nails at the Woodworking Workbench I). Full walkthrough on the iron page.

Rewards: Likes, Reputation & Gratitude

Town Gratitude, Explained

Commerce & Trading

GK1 Baseline: The Trade Office

GK1 had no order board — its analogue was the Merchant questline: craft crates, place them on pallets, and the Merchant collects weekly on the Day of Gluttony (max 10 crates per week), with Fame via the Trade Office. GK2’s board keeps the weekly rhythm but makes the orders explicit and ties them to town progression.

Launch-week sources (allthings.how has the deepest coverage). Unconfirmed and therefore not asserted here: the exact order refresh timing, whether the board is reachable inside the demo, and what Likes are spent on beyond the happiness score.