Dungeon Settlers How to Make a Temple — Room Types and Quality

A Dungeon Settlers how to make a temple question is really a question about the room system, because the game does not have a temple button. Rooms take their type from their contents and their quality from their construction and decoration. That rule applies to bedrooms, labs and dining halls alike, and it is the reason a room can look finished while still refusing to register.

How Room Typing Works

A room becomes a type by what is inside it. A room full of beds is a bedroom, a room with a research or alchemy station is a lab, and a room with a cooking station becomes a dining area. The temple follows the same logic, with its own required contents.

Room type	What triggers it	What it needs beyond contents
Bedroom	Beds	A bed that meets the listed quality value for the target tier
Lab	Research or alchemy station	Correct size and enough quality
Dining hall	Cooking station	Correct size and enough quality
Temple	Statues	Lights as well, per players who built one

A player answering the same question put it simply: the room has to do with what is in it, and dedicated rooms are easier to resolve than mixed ones.

Size, Quality and the Handbook Check

The second half of the problem is measurement. Players report that most room sizes must be 24 or 30 tiles on the inside and that these sizes changed from the demo build, so an old layout may no longer qualify. Quality then comes from everything you build and place.

Quality source	Contribution
Floor material	Wood flooring is required for a moderate room, for example
Wall material	Counts toward the room's quality total
Placed objects	Statues, stations and furniture each add value
Wall items	Listed as a separate contributor

A workable checklist for a temple or any other typed room:

• Open the in-game handbook with F5 and search the room type and target quality.
• Build a dedicated room of the required inside size, checking the corners are enclosed.
• Install the listed objects, and add lights if the entry calls for them.
• Confirm the quality total before you expect the room bonus to apply.

Players also warn that they had to experiment to discover some requirements, which suggests the handbook wording, not the mechanic, is the weak point. Because room tiers and sizes are still being tuned in Early Access, treat the exact numbers as to confirm. The expansion page covers how to clear more build space once the settlement runs out. A few points worth keeping in view:

• Match the inside size the handbook lists.
• Add the objects and lights the entry names.
• Confirm quality before expecting the bonus.