What Each Workstation Makes in Elder Scrolls: Castles (& How To Unlock Them)

While fans are still waiting for the next main series Elder Scrolls game, they can return to Tamriel thanks to a new mobile game. Elder Scrolls: Castles requires you to recruit subjects to craft resources to keep your Kingdom thriving – and to do it, you’ll need the right workstations.

What Are Workstations in Elder Scrolls: Castles?

Workstations are an essential part of gameplay in Elder Scrolls: Castles. You’ll need to create various workstations in order to produce the essential needs for your empire – food, oil, and various materials for expanding your castle.

Each workstation in Elder Scrolls: Castles has a different purpose, from creating resources to letting you marry off your subjects and produce offspring to ensure your kingdom always has ready hands for work.

You will need to assign people in your castle to most workstations for them to produce materials. Simply click and drag your subjects to a workstation to assign them to it. Some workstations, like the Temple of Mara and the Bed, are only for short-term use and don’t require permanent worker assignments.

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All Workstations in Elder Scrolls: Castles

You’ll build your first several workstations as part of the tutorial from Cassius the Elder, but eventually, you’ll be on your own to unlock new ones.

Here’s every available workstation in Elder Scrolls: Castles, when it unlocks, and what resources you’ll need to build the first one. After you build one of each workstation, the next one has an additional cost if you want to double up.

Workstation	Purpose	How to Unlock	First Build Cost	Second Build Cost
Bed	Create children	Reach Dynasty Level 13	50 Gold 5 Wood	1730 Gold 190 Clay 150 Quartz
Bookcase	Increases subject happiness	Reach Dyntasy Level 42	320 Gold 40 Quarried Stone	1750 Gold 200 Quarried Stone 75 Quartz
Buffet	Restores health to subjects	Reach Dynasty Level 22	125 Gold 20 Limestone	625 Gold 100 Quarried Stone 100 Quartz
Kitchen	Produce food	Unlock during tutorial	3 Wood	1040 Gold 150 Clay 100 Quartz
Furnace	Produce ingots	Reach Dynasty Level 11	50 Gold 10 Wood	1730 Gold 190 Clay 150 Quartz
Loom	Produce fabric	Reach Dynasty Level 6	5 Wood	1580 Gold 190 Clay 150 Quartz
Mill	Produce wood	Reach Dynasty Level 3	5 Wood	1500 Gold 170 Clay 150 Quartz
Music Stage	Increases subject happiness	Reach Dynasty Level 26	60 Gold 5 Wood	2700 Gold 240 Clay 200 Quartz
Oil Press	Produce oil	Unlock during tutorial	3 Wood	1080 Gold 150 Clay 125 Quartz
Sewing Table	Produce clothing	Reach Dynasty Level 16	60 Gold 15 Wood 1 Fabric	2000 Gold 220 Clay 200 Quartz
Sheogorath’s Gauntlet	Lets adventurers compete in the endless arena	Reach Dynasty Level 38	1000 Gold 80 Limestone	N/A
Shrine of Mara	Lets subjects get married	Reach Dynasty Level 9	5 Wood 1 Fabric	N/A
Smithy	Produce combat gear	Reach Dynasty Level 32	60 Gold 25 Wood	2700 Gold 240 Clay 200 Quartz
Workshop	Produce tools	Reach Dynasty Level 18	75 Gold 15 Wood	2200 Gold 220 Clay 200 Quartz
War Table	Send adventurers on quests	Reach Dynasty Level 20	25 Gold	N/A

How To Review Workstation Productivity

If you want a quick snapshot of how efficiently each workstation is running in Elder Scrolls: Castles, there’s a tab for that.

Click the castle on the bottom right of your screen to open the menu. Then, click on the little hammer with three lines next to it.

This opens up the Station Report, where you can review the level, number of workers assigned, and general information about efficiency and production for every workstation. This can help you decide if you need to move workers around, upgrade a particular station, and more.

And that’s what each workstation makes in Elder Scrolls: Castles and how to unlock them.

Elder Scrolls: Castles is available now.