Forgot password
Enter the email address you used when you joined and we'll send you instructions to reset your password.
If you used Apple or Google to create your account, this process will create a password for your existing account.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Reset password instructions sent. If you have an account with us, you will receive an email within a few minutes.
Something went wrong. Try again or contact support if the problem persists.
A kingdom in Fabledom, a medieval civilization with tons of buildings off a coast.
Image via Grenaa Games

All population milestones in Fabledom and their rewards

You'll unlock new structures, Fablings, and more with each kingdom level.

Like most city-builders, Fabledom rewards you for growing your kingdom. At certain town sizes—or milestones, as the game calls it—you’ll unlock new structures, Fabling types, and more.

Recommended Videos

How to grow your kingdom in Fabledom

When you first create your kingdom, you’ll start off with six inhabitants, aka Fablings. You’ll have only a handful of building types at the beginning: Homestead, Well, Laborers Hut, Lumber Camp, and Stockpile. Obviously, you can’t build a fully functional kingdom with only these structures. To get new building types—like the Hero Quarters, which unlocks the game’s Hero system—you’ll have to level up your kingdom by increasing its population.

As your population grows, so too will the money that you earn from each family. These recurring payments trickle into your overall funds and allow you to build more structures or purchase resources from neighboring kingdoms.

Here are all the milestones in Fabledom, their required number of Fablings and the buildings they unlock.

NameRequired number of FablingsBuildings Unlocked
Hamlet1050 Coin
Inn
Stone Camp
Coal Maker
Granary
Forester
Small Village1875 Coin
Nobility
Messengers Guild
Sawmill
Crop: Wheat
Village30150 Coin
Fishermans Hut
Windmill
Stone Quarry
Hero Quarters
Big Village42200 Coin
Bakery
Stone Masonry
Street Theatre
Arena of Trials
Small Town65300 Coin
Commoners
Condominium
Town House
Town Shop
Town Well
Sewer Drain
Iron Quarry
Cobblestone paths
Town90400 Coin
Hospital
Puppet Show
Cafe
Large Chicken Coop
Pigsty
Blacksmith
Barracks
Archery Grounds
Swordfighter Grounds
Big Town120500 Coin
Embassy
Bank
Laborers Guild
Wall – wood
Mystic mine
Small City150600 Coin
Marketplace
Prismatic liquid extractor
Grand theatre
Grape farm
Juicery
City180800 Coin
Palace main hall
Terracotta road rounded
Terracotta road sharp
Wall – stone
Ballista
Cannon
Mortar
Big City2101,000
Concert hall

Once you’ve hit the highest level of 300 Fablings, you can continue adding newcomers to your kingdom—you just won’t unlock any further rewards, unless the developers add more in the future.

How to increase your population size in Fabledom

Every so often, newcomers will want to join your town. They might not want to stay, however; it all depends on how impressed they are with your kingdom and whether you have enough room to welcome more citizens.

To add Fablings to your kingdom, you need to have available housing—which is indicated by the people icon in the top bar—and have a high enough Happiness rating to make the newcomers want to stay. You can find the Happiness indicator to the left of the Population section of the top bar.

The Population screen in Fabledom, showing how many Peasants, Commoners, and Nobles a player has in their kingdom.
Hover over the people icon to see your Population menu. Screenshot by Dot Esports

How to raise Happiness in Fabledom

In Fabledom, Happiness can be increased through a number of means:

  • Increasing the Desirability of living quarters
    • Building amenities close to homes
    • Raising the Beauty level of surrounding areas through decorations
  • Ensuring your Fablings are fed
  • Stocking enough Coal in the winter to warm homes
  • Assigning Fablings to workplaces close to their home
  • Keeping your kingdom free of trolls and other monsters or witches

This article is a work in progress. More milestones will be added as we reach them.


Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more about our Affiliate Policy
Author
Image of Rachel Samples
Rachel Samples
Managing Editor. In 2018, Rachel graduated from the University of Texas with a bachelor’s in Rhetoric and Writing and first entered the esports industry in the same year. Her favorite games include fast-paced FPS titles, deckbuilders, and the entire Mass Effect franchise. Need any calibrations?