Refill Gratitude and check orders.

Refill Town Gratitude

These methods are reported by the two linked published guides. Patch-specific yields have not been tested here.

1. Inspect capacity. Read the current amount and maximum before using a reward.
2. Choose a source. Use a quest Gratitude scroll, sell burial certificates, or sell goods marked with the golden thumb.
3. Preview a trade. Check the reward shown in the trade screen. Sell a small batch before committing your entire stock.
4. Check the meter. If a sale pays coins but no Gratitude, inspect the item’s demand and weekly allowance. More sales of the same item may not help.

Save surplus scrolls for a time when there is capacity. The published guides also describe a buy-and-resell shortcut, but it spends coins and is not a guaranteed current-patch farming method.

The post-launch patches rebalanced this economy upward: deliveries (Orders) pay more likes and need fewer crates, the “Happy Supplier” perk gives a bigger bonus, vendor trading earns more likes (overall and per item), and battles award more Town Gratitude. Exact numbers are not listed per version — see the official patch archive ↗.

A refill does not raise the maximum

The capacity guide connects increases to opening Town districts, and reports inconsistent results beyond early progression. Compare the maximum shown before and after a district unlock; do not infer capacity from a coin reward or a full meter.

Check a warehouse order delivery

Community procedure from the linked Reddit discussion; reward timing is disputed in its replies.

1. Select the requested goods on the warehouse board and note the quantity.
2. Deliver the supplies to the covered-crate drop-off area on the warehouse ground floor or in its cellar.
3. Return to the board and inspect completion and claimable rewards.

Keep a spending record

Editorial suggestion: before buying goods to resell, note the purchase cost and expected sale return in the same denomination. That difference is the cash cost of the trade; it is not a gold-farming profit estimate.

For where the gold itself comes from, use the gold nugget routes.

Make the delivery achievable

For a concrete production example, start with the iron line. It explains input, power and output connections without claiming a universal best layout.