How to Start a New Village in LEGO Fortnite
LEGO Fortnite has brought even more building to the battle royale, but this time with more blocks. A big part of LEGO Fortnite is building a village and creating a community, but it can be hard to know where to place it with resources and monsters in mind. Here is all you need to know about moving a village in LEGO Fortnite.
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Can You Move Your Village in LEGO Fortnite?
Unfortunately, you cannot move your village in LEGO Fortnite. There are some things you can do, however, but you may not like it.
How to Change Your Village Location
While you can’t simply move your village in LEGO Fortnite, you can pick a new location for your village. To do so, you’ll need to demolish your current village and build it up again in the new spot.
When you destroy buildings, you will get the materials back. While this is a bit frustrating to build a village from scratch, at least you will have all of the materials you need. What makes this decision even harder is that demolishing your village will make it challenging to keep your villagers.
How to Move Villagers in LEGO Fortnite
If you choose to demolish your existing village and start a new one, you will have five in-game days until your villagers have to leave you.
If you build a new village within that time, the villagers can be invited there. But they will most likely have some requests if they don’t like certain things about the new village. Complete these requests and build their beds to keep the same community in your new village.
Can You Have More Than One Village?
If you don’t want to demolish your village and risk losing villagers, you can actually create multiple villages. You can keep your existing one and start building a new one in a better location. You can choose to bring certain villagers with you by breaking their current bed and putting a new one in the next village.
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When you choose a new location for your village, pick a place with a lot of space. This way you can get animals onto your farm and start growing crops and other resources. Make sure there are no enemies and vicious creatures in the area.
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