About this site
Dungeon Settlers Help is an independent fan-made resource for Dungeon Settlers: calculators, planners and short guides for deciding what to do next.
What this is, and what it is not
This is not a wiki. Item and building databases for Dungeon Settlers already exist and are good at what they do; duplicating them would help nobody. What is missing is the layer above: tools that take your situation and turn it into a decision, and guides short enough to read while the game is paused.
Everything here runs in your browser. No account, no server-side storage, no upload of your saves — planner state lives in your browser’s local storage, and a share link carries the plan in the URL itself.
The data policy
The pre-release demo was removed because it no longer represented the Early Access build. That makes old numbers unreliable, and later patches can change them again. This site follows one rule: an exact game value is either verified, entered by you, or absent.
In practice that means no invented:
- item stats, damage figures or drop rates
- recipes, research costs or building costs
- food consumption rates or character stats
It is why the food calculator ships without a default consumption rate and why the production and research planners ship with empty libraries. A tool that asks for your number is more useful than one that quietly assumes a wrong one.
Verification badges
Version-sensitive pages carry a badge, the game version and the date it was last checked:
- VERIFIEDChecked against the current game build.
- PRE-EAOfficial-source information not yet checked in the Early Access build.
- COMMUNITYReported by players and not yet independently confirmed.
- OUTDATEDChecked against an older build and awaiting a recheck.
Sources
Facts come from the game itself and from official material — the store page and the developer’s own announcements — and are written up here in this site’s own words. Competitor pages are not copied or reworded. Where something is a community report rather than a confirmed fact, it is labelled as one.
Keeping up with Early Access
Values need checking against the live game before pages can carry the version they were confirmed in. A release date alone is not that check. When a patch changes something, the affected data is marked outdated rather than silently edited, so you can tell whether a page has caught up with your build.
Affiliation
DungeonSettlers.help is an independent fan-made resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by CanOpener or WhisperGames. Dungeon Settlers and related names and assets belong to their respective owners.