Pick the stall, open the card

Doloc Town Guides

1.0 guides: day loop, first-month gold, farming, fishing, drones, weather, layout, and automation.

Updated August 2026

Doloc Town — Doloc Town Guides

Each card is a separate article. How to play is the day clock. Early game is the spend order. Farming, fishing, combat, and protect are the long systems. Farm build and automation are what you open after machines start blocking the farm.

How to pick a card after the grid

The cards above are the whole guides set, not a random eight. How-to pages sit next to systems on purpose. How to get is the unlock list. How to find is the walk-in rule. How to complete covers story, guild, friendship, and festivals. How to beat covers drone fights. Events is the calendar, not a fourth booth number. Secrets names the 33 rooms. Walkthrough is region order: town, Doloc Dock, Doloc Rivervalley, Wetland, Old City Ruins.

If you just installed Steam app 2285550, do not open every card. Wake at 6:00 with 100 HP, 320 energy, and 240 spirit. Plant in a wooden basin. Launch the cargo pad. Dial 12311, 24141, or 35321 at the booth on the right. Buy Hult’s 500 gold backpack before a 5,000 gold expansion. Then pick one long system: basins, a 10-energy cast, or a Worn-Out Drone. Mixing all three on day one is how people faint at 60 percent and drop copper in the street.

Guides versus tools versus catalogs

A guide states a rule you can remember without a filter box. A tool applies tonight’s weather, a name fragment, or a three-slot gene stack. A database row names a sell price. Fishing explains why an empty month cell means any month. The fishing planner is the box you set to rain. The fish catalog is why garbage rows stay visible. Use the article first if you do not know the rule. Use the tool if you already know the rule and need a name.

The same split holds for combat and farming. Combat is new rooms: manual fire first, R or middle mouse later, battery not the 320 energy bar. Drone loadout stacks the numbers. Drone parts lists the 48 parts. Farming is basins and seasons. Gene planner is Endyam’s Keratinized at 0.45. Crops is the seed table. Do not paste a catalog into a guide and call it a walkthrough.

What still goes wrong

Dirt planting exists later as Classic Planting. Opening hours still want basins. Animals eat ground crops even with full troughs — read farm build before the free coop. Acid rain deals 0.45; Light Rain the season is not acid the weather — protect covers that icon. Coal is not Mining Area only: nodes also sit in Doloc Rivervalley, Ridge Valley, and Wetland. Packaged ore replaces hillside nodes in Old City Ruins. Chameleon Bugs live in Doloc Rivervalley combat rooms, not on the mining list. Where to farm keeps hunting spots and mining spots apart.

There is no public Trello. Event hats are letters, not keypad digits. Codes are 12311, 24141, and 35321. How to redeem is the booth. Festival weeks live on events and the calendar. A birthday gift is a 3× liking multiplier inside the weekly two-gift cap. Gift Finder before you experiment on Hult the morning you need a bag. Patch talk is Steam news and the official Discord in the footer — not a pasted address on this page.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need every guide before I plant?

No. Read How to play and Early game. Open Farming or Fishing when that system appears in mail or a tutorial.

Which pages spoil the story?

Walkthrough, Secrets, and How to complete name regions and hidden rooms. Stop before those if you want to wander blind.

Why are tools listed next to guides?

A fishing article explains empty weather cells. The fishing planner applies tonight’s rain. Use both.

Which how-to page is which?

How to play is the clock. How to get covers unlocks. How to find is unmarked rooms. How to complete is story, guild, friendship, and festivals. How to beat is drones. How to protect is weather.

Where do codes and events sit?

Codes are a separate hub. Events is a guide because festivals are calendar gates, not a fourth booth number.

Is this the Roblox wiki?

No. Doloc Town is Steam app 2285550. These guides assume the Steam 1.0 farm.

Updated August 2026