Orders and Trading Likes

Choose for your current goal

1. Filter by the trader and tier you can actually reach. Confirm the order is available in your game before making its crates.
2. Choose whether you own Happy Supplier. It adds the bonus of that specific order; merely revealing the perk is not enough.
3. Check the required crates, total likes and likes per crate. Then open the item or its producing recipe to check materials, tools and the supply chain.

The highest likes per crate is not a universal best order. Your stock, recipe access, remaining order slots and next unlock decide whether that delivery is useful.

Example: select Furniture Maker, tier 2 and urgent orders. Furniture Supply II needs 10 crates for 50 Likes in 1.008 without Happy Supplier: 5 Likes per crate. With the perk owned, it gives 75 Likes, or 7.5 per crate. In 1.007.1 the same urgent order needed 20 crates for 40 Likes without the perk. The current row therefore shows −10 crates and +10 Likes. Check the materials through the recipe link before choosing; the table shows full order requirements and does not subtract delivered crates.

Deliver and claim separately

Put the exact requested supply crate on the town pallets in the warehouse or warehouse cellar. The order check counts those two areas together; carrying the crates in your bag does not satisfy this delivery check.

An ordinary order keeps credit for crates already delivered and can take another partial batch. An urgent order takes nothing until the full required quantity is present together. After completion, claim the order reward. The table compares a new full order and does not deduct your existing delivery progress.

Compare the orders

Likes = the base reward + that order’s Happy Supplier bonus if you own the perk. Likes per crate = likes ÷ required crates. Changes compare the same perk setting in the current game and the previous supported version; they are not a calculation of your remaining order.

Exceptions to a blanket reward increase

The ordinary cutlery delivery needs more crates while its base reward stays the same. Its likes per crate therefore falls. Do not treat every order as a smaller delivery.

The ordinary vegetable delivery loses base reward. Happy Supplier does not reverse that decrease: compare both perk settings rather than assuming the perk makes every change positive.

The kitchen-utensil delivery is now ordinary rather than urgent and needs fewer crates. Its base reward is unchanged, while its owned-perk bonus is larger. The quantity saving and extra perk reward are two different benefits.

cutlery supply · vegetable supply · kitchen-utensil supply

Trading limits by merchant tier

Town trading can award likes for supported goods within the current tier’s item limits and total likes allowance. The tier lists below are full reference limits, not the allowance remaining in your save. Trading with the Bishop or Woodcarver does not award town-trade likes.

An item can have a likes entry without a matching cash-trade entry. Check the cash-trade column before planning a sale; the listed likes alone do not make the merchant accept it.

How the two limits work together

The item quantity limit caps how many qualifying units can contribute. The listed likes per item gives the reference rate; the merchant’s total weekly likes allowance also caps the deal. Once one item’s quantity allowance is used, another qualifying item may still help only if the merchant has total likes allowance left.

The game also accounts for goods bought back in the same deal and allowance used by prior trades. Mixed deals and rounding can differ from a simple multiplication. The town weekly reset refreshes these allowances; it is separate from the daily stock recovery that affects ordinary sale prices.

Coins, likes and upgrades are different decisions

Order completion records the crates’ base value as a coin settlement at the chalkboard. Claiming the order reward awards likes separately. A higher likes reward does not mean a higher coin price for the same crate.

For ordinary cash sales, check that the trader buys the item, has enough money and offers an acceptable current price. The likes table is neither a current cash quote nor a profit calculator. Upgrading a trader changes which tier you should consult; confirm the upgrade conditions and cost in the game before paying.

For cash income, use the selling guide. For crafting bottlenecks, follow the factory line or storage checks, then return to compare the delivery you can actually supply.

selling guide · factory line · storage checks

Continue the right stage

Weekly trader limits do not raise the town HUD happiness cap. Green scrolls pay for Linda’s residents after the recruitment dialogue unlocks; Town Gratitude items produce happiness drops. Check the full town sequence before treating these as one currency.

Town Gratitude, happiness stuck at 20 and green scrolls

What this reference can decide

This reference follows the installed Steam PC game’s configuration and delivery/trading rules. It does not read your save, reserve order slots, predict production time or guarantee an order is available in your particular progression.

Quality words added to otherwise identical item names distinguish the listed grades. Existing game names and explicitly labeled English fallbacks are retained. To continue Jack’s specific iron-supply quest, use the quest delivery guide; a similar crate or unrelated order is not a substitute.

quest delivery guide