Farthest Frontier Dead Bodies: Graveyard & Deaths

Farthest Frontier is a real-time strategy-based survival game with lots of elements to explore. The high-end detailed simulation and fancy graphics make Farthest Frontier look unbelievably realistic. It offers you everything from planting several crops to taking care of your own villagers. Once in a while, your villagers might get sick, and you will have to discover some ghastly dead bodies lying on the grounds of your village in Farthest Frontier. 

After you have successfully set up the best city in Farthest Frontier, you have to maintain it as well. It is important that you repair buildings so that no villager dies due to the collapse of these buildings. Also, make sure to get rid of the bears; otherwise, they may kill one of your villagers. 

Make sure to destroy any wolf dens that you come across, as there are high chances of villagers getting eaten by wolves if the population grows. Furthermore, try to prevent food shortage as much as possible otherwise, your villagers will have nothing to eat, and eventually, they will die of starvation. 

There are many more factors that can lead to the death of your villagers. Our guide today is all about the dead villagers and dead bodies you find in Farthest Frontier, the causes of their death, and how to prevent them in the best ways possible. 

Dead Bodies In Farthest Frontier 

After constructing all the important buildings in Farthest Frontier, the next step is to take care of your villagers and their well-being. You can avoid crop failures by checking out our guide on the best crop rotation in Farthest Frontier. 

If you fail to do so, there will be a lot of dead bodies, and you won’t be able to take care of them all in Farthest Frontier. Don’t forget to check out our extensive guide on all the possible endings in Farthest Frontier that you can get. 

Causes Of Villagers Death And How To Prevent It 

There are a lot of reasons behind the death of your villagers in Farthest Frontier. Following are the most common ones;

1. Manage Disease Outbreaks: Take prompt action to address disease outbreaks by providing medical care to sick villagers and preventing heat waves and freezing temperatures that can exacerbate health issues.
2. Combat Wild Animals: Protect villagers from bears and wolves by ensuring they are not exposed to these threats alone. Use group tactics to fend off attacks, and consider employing soldiers, guards, hunters, or utilizing barracks and lookout towers for defense.
3. Ensure Food Security: Avoid food shortages by maintaining a steady supply of crops and planting fruit trees using the arborist building. Monitor for crop failures and address them promptly to prevent starvation among your villagers.

Building A Graveyard

Since Farthest Frontier is all about survival, it is important that you take care of the well-being of your villagers. However, since it is a real-time simulation, you cannot evade that completely, and eventually, it will come for some of your villagers. We have also formulated our detailed trading guide for Farthest Frontier that you should definitely check out. 

When it happens, it is important that you have a graveyard because, let’s be honest dead bodies lying around the village are not a good look for an ideal city, now is it? Also, while you are at it, check out our guide on how to make cheese in Farthest Frontier in an easy way. 

Therefore, it is important that at the start of your game, the first thing you do is to build a graveyard. You can do so in your second year in the game. Because at this time, you will have enough resources in the game. Do check out our guide on how to get wood and cows in Farthest Frontier. 

Removing Graveyards

Also, you can build a graveyard on the side of your town. However, we recommend that you take your time while selecting a site for your graveyard because as you will be expanding your town, there might come a time that you will want to remove or delete the graveyards. Don’t forget to check out our guides on an apiary.

In early access, the feature is not available, and you cannot remove, or you delete your graveyard. Make sure that you avoid putting a graveyard on fertile land.

With this we wrap up our extensive guide on dead bodies and how to take care of them in Farthest Frontier by building a graveyard. We have also suggested ways that will help you increase the lifespan of your villagers. Make sure to leave any queries you have in the comment section down below and we will get back to you as soon as possible.