A grey-bearded stonemason in a knitted cap with a hammer in each hand.
Doulat does not rush. “Bring me three stone blocks, mayor. A yard needs a solid start.” The Mason’s yard is a turning point in the game: it is where blocks are crafted, and opening it gives the village an extra builder.
His daily ask is small and steady, four stones for the garden wall he is setting, and he thinks an inlaid tea table would suit the yard well.
A day with Doulat
- Morning
- Working
- With friends
- Free time
- Asleep
In free time Doulat is usually “admiring village buildings”.
Things Doulat says
- Hello
“I like a building that looks as though it belongs to its mountain.”
- Friends
“This place has grown sturdy in more ways than one. We look after each other.”
- At work
“I am taking my time with this part. It needs to last.”
- With friends
“We are making something that will outlast a busy day.”
- Free time
“I notice a different detail in the stonework each time.”
- Rain
“Wet stone has its own colors. I never get tired of looking at it.”
- Snow
“Let us find a sheltered corner and share a little tea.”
- Bedtime
“I am winding down near home. Tomorrow can wait until morning.”
Requests
Every resident asks for help when they arrive, has a small daily ask and wants one special piece of furniture near their workplace.
- First askA solid foundation
“Bring me three stone blocks, mayor. A yard needs a solid start.” - WishThe mason’s worktable
“An inlaid tea table would suit the mason’s yard well.” - Every dayA garden wall
“Four stones today? I am setting a garden wall, one stone at a time.”
Mason’s yard







