Best ways to make money in Cemetery Keeper

Cemetery Keeper is a management simulation game with a dark twist; You are thrown into a timeless world, suddenly surrounded by strange entities. As you progress throughout the game, you'll realize that even though you've been transported to a different dimension, the grind for money continues.

It doesn't take long to realize that the paltry copper coins you earn daily aren't enough to support your lifestyle, and with the game's supply and demand mechanics, you can't exploit the selling systems. Many other games with trading systems. If you find yourself low on a few coins in your playthrough, here are some quick ways to fill your pockets.

December 23, 2024 Updated by Jacqueline Zales: Money can be tight at Cemetery Keeper, and we know that. As such, we have updated this list with some more ways to earn money in this medieval management game.

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Sell ​​your burial certificates

Your main job at Graveyard Keeper is to prepare bodies for burial or cremation. One of the first things you'll learn as you play through the game's tutorial is that when you bury a body, you'll receive a burial certificate that you can then sell to the Toven Keeper Horadric.

Selling for one silver and fifty copper, Burial Certificates are the only product you can sell consistently and in bulk without the game mechanics of supply and demand. Your job, as expected from a game with the title, is to be a graveyard keeper. The game is going to be your main source of income for the majority.

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Process and package meat

One of the first mechanics you'll learn is everything from placing a corpse on the autopsy table to fleshing it out to removing its organs. You'll be advised to bring meat from your mortuary and sell it at the tavern, but are immediately stopped in your tracks as you're told you need a stamp to prove it's “authentic” meat.

The game gives you two options to access this ticket. One option is to reach level 30 reputation with Snake, which you'll be able to get by progressing his questline. Another means is to purchase through the Royal Services, which can be accessed through the mailbox at the front of the church after unlocking.

This segment option is less favored due to the 50 silver cost, which is impossible to reach that amount in the early game. Still, it's not impossible. Once you have this stamp, you can go to your kitchen and use the stamp, meat and clean paper to make a package of meat that can be sold.

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Put crates of stuff together

As you progress through the story of the Graveyard Keeper, you will meet a businessman who initially doubts you and hides your potential. At 30 reputation, you'll start a questline where a merchant is willing to make a trade deal, but first, you'll need to get a trade license that costs 50 silver.

After you get your hands on the license, you will be able to open a business office where you can start selling products and products wholesale. You can create these crates of goods in your front yard, with many options for what you want to sell.

There are three types of crates you can sell: a silver crate sells for ten silver and seventy-five copper, a gold crate sells for sixteen silver and fifty copper, and a cargo crate for fifteen silver.

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Do charity-focused sermons

You're not only a graveyard keeper, but you'll also find yourself taking on the role of preacher as you begin to clean up a run-down graveyard. You start with a prayer of emergency, given to you by the bishop, which gives you three copper per tomb quality, and one faith per five church quality. As soon as you are able, it is advisable to craft or purchase a combo prayer.

A combo prayer can be purchased through a bishop for one silver and twelve copper, or made from a church workbench with one book and seven faiths. It depends on the quality of the prayer used by both faith and charity by 50, 100, and 150 percent.

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Give the books to the astrologer

When you unlock the desk and “books” section of the technology tree, your first few books will be used to craft new prayers and gain science for your study table. Later, your primary use for books will be as a way to get blue technology points.

This will likely be a list of books you don't use much after you've gathered enough science and have your staples for prayer. Sometimes, you will create additional prayers to sell to the bishop, but it will be more beneficial to bring these books directly to the astrologer.

Keep in mind that he will only buy silver (13 silver and 26 copper), and gold (26 silver and 52 copper) quality books.

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Set up a Burning Witch burger stand

When you reach 40 reputation with the Inquisitor, he will ask you to build a buffet tent to sell food and drink for the witch burning. Buffet Tent Unlock is one of the more attractive ways to make money, although it takes a bit more effort and planning, but it's worth it if you have a good starting point to set up.

You have to stock it with five gold quality burgers and ten gold star mugs of beer. To make a gold quality burger, you only need gold quality onions, and for gold quality beer you only need gold hops. The payoff for the preparation is that after each buffet cutscene, you earn 33 silver and four faith.

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Melt the charcoal on the graphite

Graphite is a resource that you can obtain from coal smelting in a two or three layer furnace. The process is quite simple; In a level two furnace, five coals make one graphite. Five coals produce two graphites in a three-tier furnace. It is very cheap, and a piece of graphite will sell for 40 copper.

While it's not the most amount of money, it's pretty passive. Coal is also easy to get your hands on. Once you clear the first roadblock to the north of the graveyard, you'll see a white quarry. Directly to its left, you can find a coal deposit.

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Set up a zombie farm

With the Breaking Dead DLC, you will have the ability to resurrect the dead and manage zombies. After talking to Gunter and doing a short questline, you'll be on your way to farming with zombies. These zombies can be used to manage your actual crop farm, as well as other resource farms you set up.

Zombies can be picked up and placed in different stations, such as a quarry or wooded area. While here, zombies can produce as well as deliver shipping materials to your home. This is another great, passive way to make money, because you don't actually have to do anything.

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The Talking Skull Tavern

If you have the Stranger Sins DLC, you will also be given the opportunity to open your own tavern called the Talking Skull. This building will give you the opportunity to sell alcohol and food, as well as host events.

Talking Skull offers both passive and active ways to earn money. As you increase your Tavern quality, more patrons will visit, and as long as your crates are full of wine, you'll earn passive income each time you visit. With events, you will be able to stock your bartender's inventory with food items as well as alcohol to increase the income from the event.

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Sell ​​basic crops

Once you are able to grow some crops, you can sell them to make a little money. It's important to point out that it's not as lucrative as packing vegetables for a merchant, but it's a good way to make money if you're in a pinch.

If you haven't been able to sell the crates to the merchant yet, we suggest using compost to grow a high quality crop that you can sell. If crate-selling is not unlocked, you can store your crops and wait until you can sell them at a higher price.

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Sell ​​Stone and Firewood

Another great thing to sell early in the game is stone and firewood. These items are easy to collect, and many NPCs in the game will give you money in exchange for firewood. If you don't have access to the other money-making methods on our list, this is a good start to the game.

Overall, selling firewood is a reliable source of money when just starting out, but eventually, you'll be able to move on to bigger and better options to make a little more coin.

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alcohol alcohol

Finally, let's talk about brewing. You'll learn about wine quickly after completing the tutorial, but you won't be able to make it right away. To benefit from winemaking, you must plant grape seeds in the vineyard area which can be used once you have access to Witch Hill.

Here, you can plant grape seeds, which will grow fully after a short period of time. Once grown, you can use these grapes to make juice, which can be further processed into wine. Overall, we recommend planting lots of grapes, so you'll have plenty of wine to sell. Don't sell too much at once, or it will interfere with supply and demand.