Structures

The Wood Wall is the most basic wall in the game, built early on for simple defense.

The Wood Gate works like a Wood Wall but can be opened and closed to let you through.

The Wood Fence is a cheap, low health barrier used to mark off land rather than for serious defense.

The Wood Fence Gate is the openable version of the Wood Fence.

The Wood Platform is a flat floor piece to stand or build on.

The Wood Pillar is a support post used to hold up platforms and other structures.

Wood Stairs let you walk up to higher platforms and structures.

The Stone Wall has more health than the Wood Wall, making it a sturdier upgrade.

The Stone Gate is the openable version of the Stone Wall.

The Stone Fence is a stone version of the Wood Fence, still meant more for marking territory than serious defense.

The Stone Fence Gate is the openable version of the Stone Fence.

The Stone Platform is a sturdier floor piece than the Wood Platform.

The Stone Pillar can support platforms and other structures better than the Wood Pillar.

Stone Stairs are a sturdier version of Wood Stairs.

The Big Ol' Hut is a larger, more expensive version of the Hut with ten times the health.

The God Hut is a Mojo Shop reward with 10,000 health, by far the toughest hut in the game.

The Hut is a basic early game shelter, one of the first structures most players build.

The Iron Turret is a high level defensive structure built from Log, Stone, and Iron.

The Lookout is a raised structure useful for scouting the area around your base.

The Dock lets you build out over water, useful for docking boats.

The Campfire cooks food and smelts ores, and needs fuel like Log or Coal to keep burning.

The Reinforced Chest holds far more health than a regular Chest, making it harder for raiders to break into.

The Tower is a mid game defensive structure with a solid amount of health.

The Hovel is a stone shelter crafted with Stone and Barley.

The Trade Hut is a large structure meant for player hubs and trading.

The Stone Fort is a heavy defensive structure meant for serious bases.

The Stable is a starter structure that looks identical to the Hut in cost and health.

The Torch lights up dark areas and is cheap to craft from Coal and Log.

The Grinder turns Barley into Grain Mush and Corn into Corn Mush.

The Ladder lets you climb up to higher structures around your base.

The Chest is the most basic storage container in the game, crafted from just 2 Log.

The Bridge spans gaps and water, and is stackable so multiple can be placed end-to-end to cover longer distances.

The Cobble Path is a walkable stone path, mostly used to decorate or mark routes around a base.

The Descent Rope lets you climb down safely, and is stackable so multiple can be chained together to cover longer drops.

The Arrow Launcher is a defensive turret that fires arrows automatically, dealing 70 damage to players and 30 to structures per hit. It can fire any arrow type loaded into it, including Fire, Ice, Poison, and Jelly Arrows.

The Ballista fires Bolts and deals 70 damage to players with 50% armor pierce, plus 30 to structures. It unlocks much earlier than the Cannon, at level 28, making it a strong mid game defense option.

The Cannon is the strongest siege weapon in the game, dealing 75 damage to players and 30 to structures with Cannon Balls, though its 40% armor pierce is lower than the Ballista's 50%. It's also the most expensive to unlock, requiring level 75.

Wood Spikes deal 25 damage to anything that touches them, but only 1 damage to structures. They're one of the first defensive options you can unlock, at level 7.

Reinforced Wood Spikes are an upgraded version of Wood Spikes with more health and double the damage to players, 50 instead of 25, while still only dealing 1 damage to structures.

The Floor Trap deals the least damage of the traps at 20, but its Steel-heavy recipe and level 25 unlock make it more of a later game option. It also anchors whoever triggers it in place for 2.5 seconds, making it useful for setting up a follow-up hit even though the trap itself only fires once before it needs to be replaced.

The Jack o' Lantern is a Halloween 2024 decoration carved from Pumpkin and lit with Coal. It also had a 1 in 50 chance to drop when breaking a Huge Pumpkin.

The Christmas Fireplace is a Christmas 2024 reward that also works as a Campfire, with a larger fuel capacity of 400, unlocked at tier 40 of that season's Battlepass.

The Christmas Tree is a decorative reward that has been available across the Christmas 2023, 2024, and 2025 events, crafted from Log, Leaves, and Gold.

The Christmas Wood Wall is a festive recolor of the Wood Wall from the Christmas 2025 event, and connects to nearby walls the same way the original does. It was unlocked on day 6 of that event's advent calendar.

The Christmas Stone Wall is a festive recolor of the Stone Wall from the Christmas 2025 event, unlocked on day 7 of that event's advent calendar.

Bunch o' Presents is a small decorative pile of gifts from the Christmas 2025 event, unlocked on day 15 of that event's advent calendar.

The Snowman is a Christmas 2025 decoration built from Wood and Ice Cube, unlocked on day 18 of that event's advent calendar.

The Harp is a St. Patrick's 2026 reward made of Rope, Wood, and Log. It also had a 1 in 500 chance to drop when breaking a Gold Pot.

The Golden Harp is a more elaborate St. Patrick's 2026 reward, crafted from Crystal Chunk and Gold instead of basic materials. It also had a 1 in 500 chance to drop when breaking a Golden Gold Pot.

The Pot o' Gold is a St. Patrick's 2025 reward that works like a Coin Press, crafted from Steel and Gold. It also had a 1 in 50 chance to drop when breaking a Pot O' Gold.

The Valentines Bench is a reward from the 2026 Valentine's event, crafted from Log and Leaves.

The Egg Basket Chest is an Easter 2025 reward that functions as a chest, requiring just 2 Log to craft. It was unlocked by collecting 50,000 Eggs during the event.

The Big Ol' Carrot is a large decorative structure from the 2026 Easter event, requiring a hefty 50 Carrot to craft.

The Carrot Crystal Wall is a 2026 Easter event reward and one of the toughest walls in the game, with 3,500 health.

The Beach Chair is a Summer 2024 reward made of Wood, Leaves, and Log.

The Hammock on Palm is a Summer 2025 reward made entirely of Stone, unlocked at tier 50 of that season's Battlepass.

The Crab Dish is a Summer 2025 reward, crafted from Wood, Cooked Crab, and Leaves.

The Sandcastle is a small decoration from the 2025 Summer event, built from just 5 Sand, unlocked at tier 40 of that season's Battlepass.

Bloodfruit Juice was available during the 2026 April Fools events, requiring a hefty 35 Bloodfruit to craft. It was obtained by entering a code.

Bluefruit Juice was a 2025 April Fools exclusive, also requiring 35 fruit to craft, in this case Bluefruit. It was obtained by entering a code.

The Bean Bag is a reward from the 2nd Clan Season rather than a calendar event, crafted from just 2 Hide. It also changes color to match your tribe's color, since it copies your character's body color, which is set to your tribe's color while you're in one.

The Banto Ride isn't unlocked through a seasonal event, but through the Pro Tamer achievement, which requires taming 500 animals.

The Painting is a decorative structure crafted from Wood and Hide. It picks one of the following decals at random when placed, each one submitted by a player during an in-game art competition.

A larger version of the Chair that you can sit in.

A basic seat you can sit in, cheap to craft early on.

A larger version of the Table, used as a decorative surface for bigger builds.

A basic table used as a decorative surface.

A larger sign for labeling bases or leaving messages.

A small sign for labeling bases or leaving messages.

A small decorative lantern, mostly used to dress up a base.

A large open-air wooden shelter, mostly used for decoration.

A decorative globe that requires a much higher crafting level than most other furniture.

A stone seat, an early alternative to the wood-based Chair.

The Tribe Banner shows off your tribe's color and connects to nearby banners the same way Signs do.

The Tribe Carpet is a decorative rug that also displays your tribe's color. The Tribe Carpet was obtainable during season 1 of the Clan Leaderboards.

The Plant Box lets you plant a seed in it, either with a Hoe or just by clicking it and picking a crop from the menu, and it grows into a harvestable crop over time with a small chance to grow oversized. It breaks down into rubble when destroyed.

The Nest passively produces food over time: a Peeper hen appears after a minute, then lays an Egg you can collect a minute after that.

The Fish Trap passively catches a Raw Fish every 100 seconds, similar to how the Nest produces Eggs.

The Cauldron is used with a Glass Bottle or Splash Glass Bottle to brew and bottle potions.

The Coin Press converts Gold into Coins, one Gold at a time, dropping a pile worth 5 Coins for each Gold inserted. It's mainly useful for turning Gold into spendable Coins for things like donating to other players or trading.

The Fletching Table is used to craft arrows.

The Wire Hook automates traps: connect two Wire Hooks together with Rope, then connect one of them to a ranged weapon like a Cannon with more Rope to make it fire automatically when triggered.

The Ice Wall is crafted from Ice Cube and offers more health than the Wood Wall at a similar craft level.

The Ice Gate is the openable version of the Ice Wall.

The Ice Pillar is a support post crafted from Ice Cube.

The Iron Wall is a big step up in health over Stone, combining Iron and Log in its recipe.

The Iron Gate is the openable version of the Iron Wall.

The Iron Pillar supports platforms and structures with far more health than the Stone Pillar.

The Adurite Wall trades some Stone for Adurite, adding a solid amount of health over Iron.

The Adurite Gate is the openable version of the Adurite Wall.

The Adurite Pillar is the Adurite tier's support post.

The Crystal Wall uses Crystal Chunk alongside Stone and hits a big health milestone.

The Crystal Gate is the openable version of the Crystal Wall.

The Crystal Pillar is the Crystal tier's support post.

The Void Gate is a unique gate crafted with Bloodfruit and Void materials rather than following the usual ore progression.

The Void Torch is a Void tier light source crafted with Jelly and Void Shard. It emmits void effects.

The Obsidian Wall is crafted purely from Obsidian rather than Stone.

The Obsidian Gate is the openable version of the Obsidian Wall.

The Obsidian Pillar is the Obsidian tier's support post.

The Obsidian Watchtower is a tall defensive structure crafted from Obsidian.

The Magnetite Wall combines Stone and Magnetite for one of the toughest walls in the game.

The Magnetite Gate is the openable version of the Magnetite Wall.

The Magnetite Pillar is the Magnetite tier's support post.

The Emerald Wall is the strongest wall in the game, crafted from Stone and Emerald.

The Emerald Gate is the openable version of the Emerald Wall.

The Emerald Pillar is the Emerald tier's support post.