Graveyard Keeper 2: How to Fulfill Town Warehouse Orders

The Town Warehouse in Graveyard Keeper 2 turns crafted supply crates into money and Town Gratitude, but the whole system runs on a weekly clock that trips up new players. Orders only appear on one day, deliveries only count in one spot, and payouts never land the moment you drop a crate.

Quick answer: During Pride day, take an order from the Warehouse board. Make the specified supply crate at your workbench, set it on the covered stack below the warehouse ladder, and come back to the board on the following Pride day to claim your reward.

Requirements before you can take a warehouse order

After you clear the eastern port district, cross the bridge, and complete the “Docked and Found” and “Workshop Hours” quests, Jack takes control of the Town Warehouse and it opens. Upstairs, a chalkboard displays all the supply requests submitted by townsfolk. Put shops on the town’s vacant plots to bring in traders, each of whom adds their own orders.

You can accept orders only on Pride day; the calendar shows it with a purple sun.
You can hold a maximum of two active orders at once.
There are 22 kinds of supply boxes that requests may ask for, including Supply: Iron, Supply: Fabric, and Supply: Building materials I.
Traders do not stock the boxes. You craft every crate yourself at your own stations.
For an order to count, its crate must be delivered in person to either the Town Warehouse or Warehouse Cellar.

Raw materials never satisfy a request. An order for iron wants the packaged Supply: Iron crate, not loose iron ingots straight from the furnace.

How to fulfil a Town Warehouse order (Supply: Iron)

Most players first handle Jack’s Supply: Iron request, which also advances the “Workshop Hours” quest. The hand-delivery process described here applies to every crate variety.

Go in through the Town Warehouse’s upper entrance on Pride day and use the order board. Before leaving, choose a job you can make and record its precise crate name and required amount. Avoid taking both slots if you are not yet able to craft those orders.

Accepting an Order — Selecting the Supply: Iron order on the Warehouse board, where each card shows its reward. Shown at 00:26 in Quick Tips’s video. Image: Lazy Bear Games

Leave the warehouse and head back to your yard. Use the world map to plan the fastest route if you are still learning the streets.

Heading to Yard — Exiting the Town Warehouse to return to the yard and craft the requested crate. Shown at 00:37 in Quick Tips’s video. Image: Lazy Bear Games

Craft the accepted crate at its designated workbench. For Supply: Iron, use the Woodworking Workbench; the recipe lists the materials needed for one crate. You can make it at an Anvil I, Assembly bench, or Assembly bench II as well.

Crafting Supply Iron — Crafting the Supply: Iron crate at the Woodworking Workbench in the yard. Shown at 00:06 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Lazy Bear Games

Pick up the finished crate and carry it back to the Town Warehouse in the liberated part of town.

Transporting to the Warehouse — Hauling the crafted crate through town to the warehouse; it only counts once it reaches the drop-off. Shown at 00:25 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Lazy Bear Games

Descend the ladder to the warehouse floor. Behind the crane near Jack, put the crate on the tarp-covered stack at the cargo drop-off hatch, using the [E] Put prompt at the intake pallet. This is the sole delivery point that records crates for orders. Placing them in ordinary storage won’t count, nor will speaking to Jack by itself.

Returning to Town Warehouse — The warehouse loading area; head down the ladder to the covered pile to deposit each crate. Shown at 01:11 in Quick Tips’s video. Image: Lazy Bear Games

Check that the board’s counter reflects the delivery—for instance, changing from 0/1 to 1/1. On the next Pride day, use the board to collect your reward. Any extra crates stored in the warehouse can be sold there for money.

Interacting with Orders Board — The Orders screen lists every open town supply request; you can only accept them on the purple Pride day. Shown at 00:39 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Lazy Bear Games

How the weekly payout works

Dropping off a crate never pays you on the spot. As each Pride day begins, the game checks the crates sitting in the Town Warehouse and Warehouse Cellar against your accepted orders. After that check, any goods on those piles sell for their base price, and the money and Likes for a completed order become available at the board.

For a regular order, deliveries keep adding up across successive weeks until you meet the requested amount.
An urgent order requires its entire quantity during a single week; any incomplete stack is lost rather than carried forward.
Compared with regular versions, urgent requests pay out a greater number of Likes in return for the shorter deadline.

Putting a crate through the hatch on Pride day itself misses that week’s payout. The crate must already be sitting in the warehouse before Pride day starts, so aim to deliver a day or more early.

Order rewards by trader and tier

Orders pay between 10 and 80 Likes each, and a Happy supplier bonus adds another 5 or 10 on top. Tier I jobs need only a handful of crates and give dependable early income, while Tier III jobs can require 30 crates and only become practical once the Factory supplies that production line automatically. A completed repeatable order returns to the board so you can take it again.

Order	Trader / Tier	Type	Likes
Supply: Iron x1	Jack / Tier I	Regular	20
Supply: Fabric x5	Jack / Tier II	Regular	10
Supply: Cutlery I x10	Apothecary / Tier I	Urgent	25
Supply: Vegetables x10	Vegetable Stand / Tier I	Urgent	30
Supply: Kitchen Utensils x20	Apothecary / Tier II	Urgent	40
Supply: Clothes II x30	Tailor / Tier III	Urgent	50

Each shop you build brings in a trader. Taking that shop through every upgrade tier broadens its stock, increases the weekly Likes allowance, and unlocks two additional orders. Tier II brings orders requiring 20 boxes, while Tier III adds orders for 30. Your cleared plots determine how many order lines you can operate; the traders offer 76 orders altogether.

How to confirm the order paid out

Even after the delivery counter is full, the board must record the drop before you can receive anything. Money and Likes are paid on the Pride day tied to the order. Return then and interact with the board to collect the money, followed by selecting the order again to claim the Town Gratitude.

For the Supply: Iron order, Jack’s “Town Supplied” dialogue stays greyed out until the order has been delivered and collected on the board, even when the counter already reads 1/1. Once you collect from the board and then speak to Jack, the job finishes, granting +10 reputation with Jack, a Town Gratitude, and access to his next trade tier.

Completing an order adds its Likes directly to your total. Points beyond your Town Gratitude limit are lost, so increase that cap with Green Scrolls given to Linda before finishing a large order.