Farthest Frontier: How To Get Stone

There will be a whole lot of resources and materials that you can gather in the beautiful world of Farthest Frontier. You will need to literally be on to look out for everything because your Villagers will need every inch of it. In this guide, we will be showing you the way of gathering the heaviest resource out of them all – the stone! Let’s see how to get stone.

How To Get Stone – Farthest Frontier

Stone is actually the most important thing when it comes to starting your Village in the Farthest Frontier. Combined with Trees and some other buildable materials, you will need Stone to set up your foundations and get your Village going.

You can actually zoom around the map and find pieces of stones everywhere. Usually, they can be found in the forest areas next to big trees. This is what they’ll usually look like:

The first way of getting them is simply by clicking each individual stone. Then, click on the Harvest Resource as shown in the picture. This will get one of your Villagers to come here and start mining this Rock and taking it back to your base. You can make this prioritized if you tick the right square.

The other way which is the recommended way is to click the Harvest option in the bottom right corner of your screen. Now you will have an option to make a big square with your cursor. You can literally select everywhere around your Village.

This way it will find all the stones and rocks that you can harvest automatically for you. Just de-select the berries and Trees if you are in immediate need of Stones. And Villagers will get working double time!

That is it! We hope that this guide helped you a bit and provided you with a whole bunch of stones! Have fun using them for various needs of your village!

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