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Bell

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The Bell is a decorative building exclusive to the Iron Teeth faction, requiring 300 Science Points to unlock. It satisfies the Bell need, a faction-specific desire that was added as part of the expanded needs system in Timberborn. The Bell produces a resonant chime that Iron Teeth beavers find satisfying and motivating, reflecting the faction's appreciation for engineered, metallic craftsmanship. Its presence in a district fulfills this unique need for all beavers within range, contributing to their overall Well-Being.

The Bell need is unique to the Iron Teeth, mirroring the Folktails' Wind Gauge need as a faction-specific desire that adds depth to the Well-Being system. Without a Bell in the district, Iron Teeth beavers will have an unsatisfied need that drags down their overall happiness score, so building at least one Bell per populated district is recommended. The Bell's 300 Science Point cost is modest enough to unlock early in the mid-game, and its compact construction footprint allows it to be placed on buildings, in plazas, or along streets.

Strategically, the Bell is a straightforward investment with reliable returns. It requires no power, no workers, and no consumable resources to operate, making it a zero-maintenance Well-Being building once constructed. The Bell pairs well with other Iron Teeth decorations like the Beaver Bust, Clock, and Brazier to create industrial-themed public spaces. For Iron Teeth players optimizing their Well-Being scores, ensuring every district has a Bell prevents an easily avoidable happiness penalty and keeps the workforce performing at its best.

Details

CategoryDecoration And Monuments
FactionIron Teeth
Science Cost300

Footprint

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Need Satisfied

Is StackableNo
NoindexNo

Construction Costs

None

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Quick Facts

Type
Building
Confidence
Low
Verified
Mar 18, 2026

Sources

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