Farthest Frontier: How To Make Bricks

While wood and straw are the most common materials used to create structures back then, they’re not entirely safe and stable. Which is why bricks became the new norm, but only for the rich and wealthy. It didn’t exactly make it to those who were less fortunate at the time, but bricks helped make sure that your home is safe and secure without having to fear that a slight breeze might make all of your straw fly away, or the wood might rot and topple the building. In Farthest Frontier, we’ll help you get those bricks as early as possible. Let’s find out how to make bricks.

How To Make Bricks – Farthest Frontier

First off, you’ll need to have Clay Deposits available to you. These might not spawn for you, however, as each map is generated when entering a new game. Some might have an abundance of clay, but no sand whatsoever, or vice versa. This means that you will have to trade for clay if you don’t have clay deposits near you, which will take more effort.

If you do spawn in with a Clay Deposit, make sure to build a Clay Pit over it. It is the basis of getting bricks for your village.

Once you have the Clay Pit ready and villagers are collecting clay and storing it, the next step is to build a Brickyard. Without this, you’ll just be sitting on a mountain of clay with nothing to use it on. Once you have the Brickyard built, just wait for it to produce bricks and you’ll be ready to go.

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