Graveyard Keeper 2 Crafting Stations — Full List

How many crafting stations are in Graveyard Keeper 2?

The wikily dataset returns 85 crafting station records, and that is the number this page uses. The same site’s crafting-stations page copy says 84, and nothing public explains the difference, so treat 84 as a stale page figure rather than a separate build of the game.

The 85 records split into nine station categories. Only some of them are the hands-on workbenches most players mean when they say “crafting station” — the rest are plots, zombie posts, conveyor workstations and one-time repairs.

Category	Records	What it actually does
Workbench	24	Manual stations: you load inputs and advance the ticks yourself
Farming	13	Garden beds, vine trellises and the garden well
Morgue	12	Autopsy, embalming, cremation and resurrection-lab machines
Auto-crafter	10	Load inputs, then it finishes on its own while burning Fuel
Factory	9	Conveyor-line workstations worked by zombies
Repair	7	One-time fixes: bridge, doors, hatch, underground well
Zombie workstation	6	Gathering posts a zombie works without supervision
Storage	3	Converts stored goods: Firewood shed I/II and Flask shelf
Alchemy	1	The Alchemy Workbench

What are the five mastery branches for crafting stations?

Every station except one is filed under a mastery branch: Building, Smithing, Farming, Book writing or Anatomy. Those five branches are the spine of GK2’s progression, and a station’s branch decides which character levels gate its recipes and how fast a high-level crafter finishes them.

One record, the Beehive, has no mastery branch listed in the dataset. The remaining 84 all sit on exactly one branch.

Mastery branch	Stations	Typical examples
Farming	30	Kitchen Table, Millstone, Garden Bed, Brewing Stand
Building	24	Sawhorse, Circular Saw, Woodworking Workbench I/II, Stonemason’s Workbench
Anatomy	15	Formulation Bench, Autopsy Table I/II, Crematorium I/II, PR Machine I–V
Smithing	12	Furnace I/II, Wooden/Iron/Steel Anvil, Sluice Box, Jewelry Table
Book writing	3	Writing Desk, Paper Press, Printing Press
No mastery listed	1	Beehive

Mastery also sets crafting speed. Progress per tick equals your mastery in the branch divided by the recipe’s required mastery, rounded down and capped at 3, so working a recipe at double its requirement halves both the ticks and the energy bill.

Full list of the main Graveyard Keeper 2 crafting stations

The table below groups the stations that actually produce things you will use, sorted by mastery branch. Families that share a recipe pool are collapsed into one row, so Woodworking Workbench I and II appear together and PR Machine I through V appear as a single entry.

Building stations

Station	Mastery	Main outputs	Needs an extension?
Sawhorse	Building	Board, Short Log	—
Circular Saw	Building	Board, Short Log, Wooden Plank	—
Chopping Spot	Building	Firewood, Wood wedge	—
Woodworking Workbench I / II	Building	Wooden Plank, Oiled Plank, Oiled Beam, Carved Wood	Yes — Tool Rack / Fine Tool Rack
Stonemason’s Workbench	Building	Piece of stone, Polished Stone, Carved Stone, Marble Plate	Yes — Tool Rack / Fine Tool Rack
Potter’s Wheel	Building	Clay Plate, Clay Urn	—
Kiln	Building	Brick, Ceramic Plate, Ceramic Urn	—
Sewing Table	Building	Supply: Clothes I, Lace, Carpet	—
Assembly bench I / II / III	Building	Wooden Kit I, Supply: Iron, Furniture Kit I	Yes — factory attachments

Smithing stations

Station	Mastery	Main outputs	Needs an extension?
Wooden Anvil	Smithing	Bronze Nails, Bronze Detail, Reinforced Plank	Yes — Hardening Bucket
Iron Anvil	Smithing	Bronze Gear, Iron Nails, Iron Detail, Iron Kit I	Yes — Hardening Bucket
Steel Anvil	Smithing	Steel Detail, Steel Screws, Steel tools	Yes — Hardening Bucket
Furnace I / II	Smithing	Bronze Ingot, Glass, Iron Ingot, Golden ingot	Yes — Bellows / Casting Table
Sluice Box	Smithing	Tin, Golden nugget	—
Jewelry Table	Smithing	Bronze Talisman, Silver Talisman, Golden Talisman	—
Smithy I / II	Smithing	Iron Ingot, Iron Kit I, Brick, Glass	Yes — factory attachments
Firewood shed I / II	Smithing	Fuel (2 Firewood become 20 Fuel)	—

Farming stations

Station	Mastery	Main outputs	Needs an extension?
Millstone	Farming	Seed oil, Flour, Minced Meat	—
Kitchen Table I / II	Farming	Fish fillets, Dough, Chocolate	—
Kitchen Oven I / II	Farming	Cabbage soup, Onion rings, Baked apple	—
Brewing Stand	Farming	Soldier’s ale, Mead, Beer	—
Vine Press	Farming	Apple Juice, Berry Juice, Grape Juice	—
Fermentation Barrel	Farming	Apple Cider, Berry Cider, Blueberry Cider	—
Wine Barrel	Farming	Wine (bronze), Wine (silver), Wine (gold)	—
Spinning Wheel	Farming	Flax Thread	—
Weaving Loom	Farming	Fabric	—
Compost Pile I / II	Farming	Peat	—
Garden Bed	Farming	Cabbage Bed, Onion Bed, Pumpkin Bed, Wheat Bed	—
Vine Trellis	Farming	Grapes Bed, Hops Bed	—
Kitchen I / II	Farming	Supply: Vegetables, Supply: Preserves I, Supply: Wine	Yes — factory attachments
Bioreactor	Farming	Zombie Power	Yes — factory attachments

Book writing, Anatomy and zombie stations

Station	Mastery	Main outputs	Needs an extension?
Writing Desk	Book writing	Basic Prayer, Faith Prayer, Money Prayer, Combo Prayer	—
Paper Press	Book writing	Clean Paper	—
Printing Press	Book writing	Blank Hardcover Notebook, Glossary, Newspaper	—
Formulation Bench	Anatomy	Headstart Fertilizer I/II, Farming Fertilizer I	—
Distillation Cube	Anatomy	Alcohol, Melted Fat, Fragrance	—
Alchemy Workbench	Anatomy	No recipes in the dataset	—
Flask shelf	Smithing	Alchemy Flasks	—
Autopsy Table I / II	Anatomy	Skin, Bones, Skull, Heart	—
Crematorium I / II	Anatomy	Ash, Salt	—
Embalming Table I / II	Anatomy	—	—
Resurrection Table I, PR Machine I–V	Anatomy	—	—
Zombie Miner	Building	Iron Ore, Coal, Gem	—
Zombie Stone Quarry / Zombie Marble Quarry	Building	Stone, Marble	—
Lumberjack stand	Building	Log, Stick	—
Clay Digger Stand / Sand Digger Stand	Farming	Clay, Sand	—

Why do GK2 station names look nothing like Graveyard Keeper 1?

Because Graveyard Keeper 2 rebuilt the station list around new mastery branches instead of keeping the original names. The five crafting benches returning players remember from GK1 were renamed or split, and two entirely new station families — Factory and Morgue — have no GK1 counterpart at all.

That rename is the single biggest source of confusion for returning players. A guide telling you to “build a stonemason’s bench” is now correct; one telling you to build a “stone cutter” is describing GK1.

GK1 station	GK2 equivalent
Carpentry workbench	Woodworking Workbench I and II
Stonemason’s bench	Stonemason’s Workbench
Blacksmith’s anvil	Wooden Anvil → Iron Anvil → Steel Anvil
Alchemy bench	Alchemy Workbench plus Formulation Bench
Church workbench	Writing Desk
No GK1 equivalent	Factory line: Assembly bench I–III, Smithy I–II, Kitchen I–II, Bioreactor
No GK1 equivalent	Morgue: Autopsy Table I–II, Embalming Table I–II, Crematorium I–II, Resurrection Table I, PR Machine I–V

What are extensions and which stations need them?

Extensions are GK2’s new gating mechanism. Seventy-five recipes stay locked until you build a specific attachment next to the station, even when you already own the materials and the mastery level. The requirement is recorded in the dataset and independently listed by Fextralife.

The named attachments are a Tool Rack or Fine Tool Rack beside the woodworking and stonemason benches, a Hardening Bucket beside the anvils, and Bellows or a Casting Table beside the furnaces. Factory workstations have their own set: Auto-hammer, Drill press, Lathe, Sewing machine and Spinning wheel.

The — entries in the station tables above mean the dataset does not record an extension for that station. It does not mean the station has none.

Which station lines should you build first?

Build the lumber chain first: Sawhorse to Circular Saw to Chopping Spot feeds every plank and fuel recipe in the game. After that, the order that pays off fastest is woodworking, stone, smelting, then the paper and prayer chain, because each one unlocks the materials the next one consumes.

• Lumber and woodworking — Sawhorse → Circular Saw → Woodworking Workbench I/II, covered in the iron and materials chain.
• Stone — Stonemason’s Workbench plus Potter’s Wheel and Kiln.
• Smelting — Furnace I/II and the Wooden → Iron → Steel Anvil ladder.
• Textiles — Spinning Wheel and Weaving Loom, both cheap and both gating every cloth recipe.
• Food — Kitchen Table and Millstone for stamina-efficient meals.
• Alchemy — Formulation Bench, Distillation Cube, Flask shelf and the Alchemy Workbench; see the alchemy formula list before you spend Science.
• Writing — Writing Desk, Paper Press and Printing Press, starting with where to build the Writing Desk.
• Anatomy — Crematorium, Autopsy Table, Resurrection Table and the PR Machines.

Two of those lines are much bigger projects than the rest. The Factory conveyor stations only matter once zombies are staffing them, which is why the zombie production line and the factory power guide come before any Assembly bench upgrade. The tech side of the same unlock order is mapped in the tech tree overview.