Any true Lord of the Manor will tell you that sheep and livestock are the backbone of any good fiefdom. If you want to get ahead in the world of land ownership and be taken seriously in any capacity in Manor Lords, you need to start farming those sheep.
Sheep in Manor Lords
When you first start out in your journey in Manor Lords, you will find that you only have Oxen. As great as these beasts of burden are for transport and looking cool, they’re not much good for anything else. You can’t sheer their wool, you absolutely shouldn’t be milking them, and I think their meat is pretty tough. So here is how to get the much more profitable sheep on your land in Manor Lords.
Import your sheep
To acquire sheep in Manor Lords, you will first need to import them. To do this, first build yourself a Livestock Trading Post for two wood. Then, you must also build a Sheep Farm, which will cost only one piece of wood. Each farm must have a family running it, and it can only store five sheep or lambs.
Once you have both the farm and the livestock trading post, head into the trade menu of the trading post. Here, you can select the surplus sheep you would like to import and the price in Manor Lords. Select import next to sheep, and set your surplus. This will determine how many you have in stock at all times.
Keeping sheep in Manor Lords
Over time, your sheep will gradually produce Wool. This passive income of a very essential and helpful material will improve your income over time. Make sure you have a family to work the farms you have built, of course.
If you have invested a point into the Sheepbreeding perk, your sheep will gradually multiply also. This will do away with the need to constantly buy them at the Livestock Trading Post. Doing so will save you a lot of money in the long run, so I highly suggest doing this as early as possible.
