Graveyard Keeper: 10 Best Ways To Make Money

In Graveyard Keeper, coins will be very important. Here are the best ways to get as many as possible.

Graveyard Keeper is a management simulation game with a dark twist. You are thrown into an old world where strange things surround you. As you play Graveyard Keeper, you’ll learn that even though you’re in a different world, you still have to work hard to get money.

It won’t be long before you learn that the few copper coins you earn daily aren’t enough to live on, and because Graveyard Keeper is based on supply and demand, you can’t take advantage of the selling systems as you can in most trading games. Here are some quick ways to get more money if you run low during your game.

Sell Your Burial Certificates

In Graveyard Keeper, your main job is to get bodies ready to be buried or burned. As you play through Graveyard Keeper‘s introduction, one of the first things you’ll learn is that every time you bury a body, you’ll get a Burial Certificate to sell to the tavern owner, Horadric.

You can sell Burial Certificates regularly and in bulk without the game’s supply and demand system kicking in. They sell for one silver and fifty copper. As you might expect from a game called “Graveyard Keeper,” your primary source of income will be being a Graveyard Keeper for most of the game.

Process And Package Flesh

One of the first things you’ll learn about how the game works is what you can do to a dead body on an autopsy table, like take its flesh or take out its innards. You’ll be told to bring the meat from your morgue to the tavern and sell it, but you’ll be stopped when you’re told you’ll need a stamp to show that it’s “real” meat before you can sell it. This is because of a problem with fake meat on the market years ago.

You have two ways to get this stamp in the game. The best way is to get to level 30 respect with Snake, which you can do by completing his quests. You can also buy it from Royal Services, which you can get to by opening the mailbox in front of the church. This is less popular because it costs 50 silver. In the early Backrooms game, it’s hard to get that much money.

Once you have this stamp, you can go to your kitchen and make a package of meat that you can sell by using the stamp, some meat, and clean paper.

Putting Together Crates of Goods

As the story of Graveyard Keeper goes on, you’ll meet the Merchant. At first, he doesn’t believe in you and makes fun of your promise. At 30 reputation, you can start the quest chain where the Merchant is ready to do business with you, but first you need to pay 50 silver for a Trade License.

After you get the license, you can open a trade office to start selling produce and other goods in large quantities. You can put these boxes of goods in the front yard of your house. You can sell a wide range of things. There are three kinds of crates that you can sell: a silver crate sells for ten silver and seventy-five copper, a gold crate sells for sixteen silver and fifty copper, and a things crate sells for fifteen silver.

Donation-Focused Sermons

You are a Graveyard Keeper, but as soon as you start cleaning up the old graveyard, you also find yourself taking on the part of a Preacher. The Bishop gives you the Casual Prayer, three copper for every graveyard quality, and one faith for every five church qualities. You should make or buy a Combo Prayer as soon as you can.

The Combo Prayer can be bought from the Bishop for one silver and twelve copper or made with one book and seven faith at the Church Workbench. It makes 50, 100, or 150 percent more Faith and donations, based on how well the prayer is said. This is a famous prayer because it mixes the Prayer for Faith and the Prayer for Donations, with no percentage dropoff.

Giving Books To The Astrologer

When you open the Desk and the “Books” branch of the technology tree, you can use your first few books to make new prayers and get science for your study table. After that, your main reason for reading books will be to get blue technology points.

If you do this, you may end up with many books that aren’t very useful once you have enough science books and the basics for Prayers. Most of the time, you will make more prayers to sell to the Bishop, but bringing these books straight to the Astrologer will be much more profitable. Remember that he will only buy books that are either silver (13 silver and 26 copper) or gold (26 silver and 52 copper).

Witch Burning Burger Stand

When your relationship with the Inquisitor reaches 40, he will ask you to build a tent where you can sell food and drinks for witch burnings. The dining tent unlock is one of the best ways to make money, but it takes a bit more work and planning to set up; it pays off if you have an excellent place to start.

You must fill it with five gold-quality burgers and ten gold-star beer mugs. You only need gold-quality onions to make gold-quality burgers and gold-quality hops to make gold-quality beer. After each meal cutscene, you get 33 silver and 4 faiths as a reward for getting ready.

Smelt Coal Into Graphite

Graphite is a metal that can be made by melting coal in a level 2 or 3 furnace. Graphite can be made from five pieces of coal in a level two kiln. Five coals will make two graphites in a level 3 kiln. This is pretty cheap; you can get 40 copper for one piece of graphite.

Even though this isn’t a lot of money, it’s easy to make. You can also get coal without much trouble. You will see a white quarry once you get past the first roadblock going north from the graveyard. You can find a coal mine just to the left of this.

Set Up A Zombie Farm

With the Breaking Dead DLC, you can bring the dead back to life and care for zombies. After talking to Gunter and doing a short quest, you will be on your way to farming with zombies. You can use these zombies to care for your food farm and any other resource farms you have set up.

Zombies can be picked up and put down at places like the mine or the lumber area. While they are here, the zombies can make things and bring them back to your house. This is another excellent way to make money without having to do anything.

The Talking Skull Tavern

If you have the Stranger Sins DLC, you can also open your own bar called the Talking Skull. With this building, you can sell food and drinks and organize events.

The Talking Skull is a way to make money both passively and actively. As you improve the quality of your Tavern, more people will come in, and as long as your crates are full of alcohol, you’ll make money every time you go in. With events, you can stock your Barman’s store with food and drinks to increase the money you make from the event.

Brew Wine

The last thing we’ll talk about is making wine. Soon after you finish the lesson, you’ll learn about wine but won’t be able to make it right away. It would be best to put grape seeds in the vineyard to make money making wine. Once you can get to Witch Hill, you can use these seeds.

You can put grape seeds here, and the plants will be fully grown in a short time. Once grown, these grapes can be used to make juice, which can be turned into wine. We think you should plant many grapes to make and sell a lot of wine. Don’t sell too much at once; it will mess up the balance between supply and demand.