Worker Progression
Updated 2025-08-29
Best base workers for each phase of the game.
See Applied Work Technique Books & Pal Work Stats.
Electricity
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Kindling
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Gathering
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Mining
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Planting
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Watering
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Medicine
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Handiwork
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Lumbering
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Cooling
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Transporting
| Early | Mid | Late | Applied Technique Book |
|---|---|---|---|
Notes:![]()
Electricity: Lots of downtime, needs useful secondary work skills.![]()
Kindling: Jormuntide Ignis is easier to get. Kindling has downtime, good work skill for Applied Technique Books.![]()
Gathering: Frostallion Noct is Nocturnal.![]()
Mining: Astegon is Nocturnal and mining doesn’t have downtime.![]()
Planting: Prunelia ends up beating Lyleen even without books.![]()
Watering: Jormuntide breeds into Jormuntide Ignis for Kindling. Ghangler is a great new option. With work books Jellroy and Jelliette are the fastest workers.![]()
Medicine: Not used much. ![]()
Handiwork: Lots of downtime, looks for secondary work skills that you need most.![]()
Lumbering: Not very important late game. Just having Shroomers for the Sanity effect doing lumbering is fine even without work books.![]()
Cooling: Lowest priority so secondary skills will override cooling without the monitoring stand.![]()
Transporting: Varies a bit with base layout. With chests next to work stations Runspeed is best. With travel Transport Speed and size become more important. See Transport Pals.
