News: If you’re tired of handling all the tasks in Tomb Keeper by yourself, don’t worry! The game offers a solution: zombies. These undead workers can be an invaluable asset as they are docile and do not cause any problems. In this Graveyard Guardian Zombie Guide, we’ll show you how to unlock and use zombies.
Unlocking zombies in Tomb Guard
To reveal zombies in the Tomb Guard, wait for the arrival of the fourth day during the Gluttony, indicated by the sign of brown Taurus and approximately 19 to 20 in-game days into your journey. During this time, make sure to complete various missions, unlock most sites and technologies, and meet most of the villagers, including Snake.
Getting to the Sacrifice Zone, a domain where zombies can live, requires completing certain Serpent missions. Additionally, getting the local blacksmith to friendship level 20 with Jerry is critical. Once these criteria are met, Gunther, a zombie created by his past, becomes a reality. Gunter offers insights on speeding up tasks and suggests creating more zombies.
Creating zombies in Graveyard Guardian
Gunter will guide you through the resurrection table and porter station, which are essential for making zombies. Near Gunter, in a cabinet, you’ll find three bottles of zombie juice. Additional patterns needed to restore the resurrection table and porter station can be found along with the buried zombie. To find these blueprints, take the rubble-laden passageway that connects to the forest near the river.
Using the blueprints, you can begin the process of creating zombies when you find and repair the Resurrection Table and Porter’s Station. Use the ingredients mentioned on the resurrection table to bring an undead worker:
– 1 x zombie juice
– 1 x corpse
– 10 x faith
When depleting your zombie juice supply, you have the option to produce more by employing advanced conical flasks in conjunction with the Glass-Blower II and advanced melting capabilities. Although there is an opportunity to create more zombie juice, it should be noted that obtaining this resource can be a challenge. Therefore, it is very important to ensure that your zombies are diligently deployed at their assigned stations to maintain a stable workflow.
Making zombies work
To assign a zombie to a station in Tomb Guard, drag it to the selected location and release it when you see the prompt. At first, zombies may show slowness and inefficiency, but their productivity can be refined over time. Improve their effectiveness by altering their bodies through processes such as embalming or embalming. Increasing the number of skulls they possess will speed up their work speed. The following improvements can increase their overall effectiveness:
– Administering all injections
– Extraction of blood and fat
– Replacing the brain, heart and intestines
Take it for a spin on the autopsy table to assess the zombies’ efficiency. The box on the left shows the current efficiency percentage.
Now that you’ve learned how to unlock and recruit zombies in Graveyard Keeper, you have valuable assets to manage your graveyard operations. Make sure you complete the snake quests, reach a friendship level of 20 with Jerry, and find the blueprints needed to bring the zombies back to life. Maintain their productivity by adjusting their bodies and monitoring their performance. Armed with this knowledge, you will turn into a skilled grave guard.
Questions to be asked
Q: Can zombies be used for different tasks in the game?
A: No, zombies are only meant for work in the graveyard.
Q: Can zombies be trained to increase their speed?
A: Yes, with improvements such as autopsy or treatment, their efficiency can be increased.
Q: What is the maximum number of zombies that can spawn in the game?
A: There is no limit to the number of zombies you can create as long as you have the required resources.