Inside Your Stable

A built stable is a solid building. Lay a second run of bricks and it becomes a room you can walk into.

Building the room

The shell is bricks again, and how many depends on the plot:

Plot	Room shell
6x6	60 bricks
8x8	100 bricks
10x10	150 bricks
12x12	220 bricks

You lay them from the yard, not from inside. Stand at your stable, press E to open the stash panel, take the stable tab, and the upgrades section has a room row with a bar on it. Press lay bricks and it takes every brick you are carrying, up to what the shell still owes. Come back with more whenever you have them.

Until the shell is finished there is nothing to enter, and the door says so. Once it is finished, a go inside button appears in the same panel's stable section.

The room

One room, four sizes, matching the plot underneath it.

Plot	Room, in tiles	Furniture it holds
6x6	11 x 9	8 pieces
8x8	14 x 11	12
10x10	17 x 13	16
12x12	20 x 15	22

Walls are counted in those tiles, so the floor you can actually stand on is a little smaller. What goes on the floor is furniture, which you craft at the workshop and place by hand.

Visitors

Your room holds up to eight souls at once, and it is not a public space. Guests can only walk in while you are home. Leave and the door closes behind you: anyone else inside stays until they leave, but nobody new comes in.

It is the first private room in the world. Nothing hunts you there, nothing gathers there, and no bench stands in it. It is somewhere to be, not somewhere to work.

Taking it down

The room comes down with the building. Dismantle a stable and the shell refunds 65% of its bricks like every other escrowed piece, while every piece of furniture comes back whole. Furniture is items, and items move rather than vanish.

Rebuilding starts the room from zero.