Manor Lords Guide: All Livestock and How to Get Them

The cozy city-builder, Manor Lords, has launched into Steam early access to overwhelming applause, with even the most cynical gamers appreciating the huge potential of the game in its genre. With RTS elements, realistic medieval village building, and an immersive style, Manor Lords is off to an incredible start.

That said, part of setting up a successful village in Manor Lords is managing your livestock, from beasts of burden like oxen and mules, to sheep for your pastures. So, how do you get your hands on livestock in Manor Lords? We're here to cover all that and more!

Manor Lords: All Livestock and Their Uses

Oxen: These beasts of burden are essential for transporting heavy resources around your village such as timber. They can also help to plow your fields when assigned to the Farmhouse building in Manor Lords.

How to get oxen:

• Hitching Post/Stable
• Livestock Trading Post

Can be assigned to:

• Farmhouse
• Logging Camp
• Sawpit

Sheep/Lambs: Sadly, you can only get Wool from your lambs; no meat! Still, Wool is extremely useful for creating clothing in Manor Lords. You can also assign sheep to pasture fields to rapidly increase the fertility of that field.

How to get sheep:

• Livestock Trading Post

Can be assigned to:

• Pasture
• Sheep Farm

Mules: Another beast of burden, Mules are required to carry supplies between two regions that you control in Manor Lords.

How to get mules:

• Pack Station
• Livestock Trading Post

Can be assigned to:

• Pack Station

Horses: You'll be assigning horses mostly to your Trading Post building to transport imported goods to their appropriate storage hubs.

How to get horses:

• Hitching Post/Stable
• Livestock Trading Post

Can be assigned to:

• Trading Post

Manor Lords: How to Get Chicken and Goats

Chickens and goats are unique livestock in Manor Lords. They can't be imported at the Livestock Trading Post and can't be assigned to buildings. They are, instead, acquired by building Chicken Coops or Goat Sheds as extensions to houses (burgages) with a big enough plot to include a backyard.

Goats will provide a slow but steady supply of meat and hides, whilst Chickens will provide eggs.

And that's every livestock type in Manor Lords and how to get them! For more Manor Lords guides, check out a few of our write-ups below!

• 5 Big Mistakes to Avoid in Manor Lords
• How Trading Works in Manor Lords
• Best Early Game Build Order in Manor Lords