If you are waiting to build something that costs a great deal of wood and gold, try to line up the production times for both your forester’s hut and ancient bar so that all your resources for your next project will be available at once. For instance, a standard deal to produce wood from a level 2 forester’s hut takes 30 minutes, and a lengthy deal to produce gold at a level 3 ancient bar also takes 30 minutes. Watch The Clock – One of the best ways to make use of your time in The Tribez is to try to coordinate building and harvesting times to match each other.The more quickly you gather resources when they first become available, the more quickly you can replenish those resources by harvesting them again. However, if you have enough food, you should always gather any available resources, such as food from farm patches, gold taxes harvested from dwellings, and wood and gold produced by jobs at forester’s huts or ancient bars, as soon as possible.

So you should, of course, be careful of your food levels.

Watch Your Food Levels, But Always Be Gathering - Most villager activities cost food, and that includes gathering resources.

Remember that most villager activities cost food to perform! Do too many activities at once and your food supply might run out!

The key to unlocking territory and gaining levels is having enough resources to buy new land, and to build and upgrade the structures you need. Keep a Watchful Eye on Your Resources – The key to making progress in The Tribez is unlocking territory and gaining levels.If you ever get stuck on what to do next on an individual quest, pull up the quest by tapping that quest’s icon on the left side of the screen, then tap the “Find” button to locate the object of your quest. Quests are a good way to reap rewards, gain experience points, and generally make progress in the game. Keep an Eye on Your Quest Log – Your current list of quests appears as a set of icons on the left side of the screen.

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