Green scrolls in Graveyard Keeper 2

A green scroll in Graveyard Keeper 2 is a Town-repair reward: restoring residential buildings in The Town pays them out, one to twenty-five per building, and the only place that spends them is Linda’s new-people menu at the Dockside Club on Lust day. One player-written page is the entire record — no developer, patch note or storefront source documents green scrolls at all — so every number below is labelled community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026.

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Green scrolls in four points

Four rules cover nearly every green-scroll question: where they come from, when they can be spent, how much each spend costs, and what the spend actually buys.

community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026

Solo las viviendas del pueblo los pagan

Restoring residential buildings in The Town hands out green scrolls: 1 per Small House, 3 per House, 10 per Large House and 25 per Block. Shops are stated as not paying them at all, so scroll income is a housing yield rather than a general Town income.

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Solo se gastan el día de la Lujuria

While carried they do nothing. The scrolls only turn into anything at Linda, at the Dockside Club in the Port, and her new-people menu opens only on Lust — the third day of the six-day week.

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Linda spends them in 1, 3, 5 or 10

Each purchase costs a fixed number of scrolls from that ladder, and guides report the larger options open as Linda’s reputation grows instead of being available on the first visit.

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Lo que compras es margen, no bienes

The spend buys new residents for The Town. New people raise Town quality and lift the maximum Likes limit, and that ceiling is what restricts how far citizen reputation and church attendance can grow.

The only source

Which Town buildings pay green scrolls

Residential restoration in The Town is the single source the page names, and the payout climbs with the building tier. The ladder below is the whole of the published data — one player-written page, community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026 — and the last row is the exception that defines the rule.

Building	Green scrolls	Note
Small House	1	The entry tier, and the only building that pays a single scroll
House	3	Triple the small house for the same kind of build slot
Large House	10	The steepest step in the ladder, three times the House payout
Block	25	The largest payout the page records for one restoration
Shops	None	Stated as not paying scrolls, which is why scroll income tracks housing rather than the whole Town

Handing them to Linda at the Dockside Club

Nothing in the bag does anything. A scroll run is a delivery: carry the stack to the Port, find Linda at the Dockside Club, and do it on Lust day — the third day of the six-day week.

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La Lujuria es el tercer día de seis

The new-people menu is only open on Lust, so the spend is a weekday appointment rather than something you do whenever the stack grows. On any other day the menu is simply not there, and the scrolls stay inert.

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Each purchase costs 1, 3, 5 or 10 scrolls

Linda spends the scrolls in those four fixed amounts, so a stack never has to be spent all at once. Nothing in the material says what she does with the scrolls afterwards, or whether the price of a new resident changes at any point.

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Las opciones grandes requieren reputación

Guides report that the four spends do not all appear at once — the larger ones open as Linda’s reputation with the player grows. The page does not say which reputation level unlocks each amount, so the gating is recorded as a pattern rather than a number.

The whole green-scroll record is one player-written wiki page, itself citing a community wiki, a general guide site and a single Steam discussion thread. There is no developer statement, patch note or storefront description of green scrolls anywhere in the supplied material, and no second independent page reporting the same numbers. Treat the four prices and the Lust-day rule as community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026 — and expect the numbers to be incomplete rather than wrong.

Where the scroll goes

What green scrolls actually buy

Green scrolls are not loot and they are not money. Their whole effect is population, and population is a ceiling — which is what makes the spend worth planning rather than banking.

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New residents for The Town

Handing over scrolls attracts new people to The Town. Nothing in the material suggests the residents arrive with goods, silver or a service; the scrolls buy arrivals and the arrivals are the point.

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Town quality rises with the population

A larger population raises Town quality. That is the same axis the Town page describes as the thing restoration is ultimately for, so the scroll spend feeds back into the district work that produces the scrolls in the first place.

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The maximum Likes limit goes up

The second stated effect is a raised ceiling on Likes: it is the maximum that moves, not a one-off payout of Likes. That makes green scrolls a capacity upgrade for a Town-side loop, not an income stream you farm for coin.

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That ceiling caps two other loops

The page states that the Likes limit restricts how far citizen reputation and how far church attendance can grow. Both therefore top out at the same wall, and the only lever the page names for moving that wall is new residents — which is to say, green scrolls.

Planning the trip

One Lust-day trip covers three errands

Lust day already has a cluster of business at the same building, and the scroll delivery is only one of three jobs waiting at the Dockside Club. Planning them together is the practical half of this page.

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Linda spends the green scrolls

The new-people menu open only on Lust, discussed above — the reason the trip exists in the first place.

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Davy the Dagger takes looter orders

Davy the Dagger accepts looter orders at the club on Lust day, once Wharf Rats is complete, and pays in Keys for Looters. That is a second Lust-only transaction at the same door, so the walk over is worth combining with it.

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The concert thread also starts on Lust

Linda’s concert — the “Concept for a Concert” thread — begins on Lust as well. A single visit can therefore carry the scroll delivery, the looter hand-in and the concert step, which is a strong argument for keeping Lust free rather than filling it with errands elsewhere.

The practical reading of those three tasks is that Lust day should be treated as fixed and kept clear: anything that can only happen on Lust belongs on the same trip, because a missed errand costs a week. That is an inference from the three Lust-only tasks, not an additional figure.

What green scrolls are not

Almost every green-scroll misconception comes from treating them as ordinary loot. The page is explicit on five points, and each one removes a way you might try to turn them into profit.

They do nothing in your bag: The page says outright that they do nothing while carried — no passive benefit and no use from the inventory screen. The only conversion available is Linda’s menu on Lust day.
They are a quest item: Green scrolls are classified as a quest item rather than a trade good, which is what the rest of this list follows from.
They stack to 999: A single stack holds up to 999 scrolls, so a long housing run does not cost inventory slots and there is no pressure to spend them early for space.
No merchant buys them: No merchant in the material will purchase green scrolls, so there is no silver in them at any price. The only exit from the bag is Linda.
They cannot be destroyed: The page states they cannot be destroyed either, so a scroll you cannot spend does not become junk you can throw away the way an unwanted surplus item normally would.

Green scrolls are also not green technology points. The Distillation Cube in the Alchemy Lab, for example, is unlocked through Alchemy, Basic with the Alchemy, Distillation technology at 5 red and 5 green technology points, then built for 2 Wooden Plank, 2 Bronze Detail and 12 Brick — that green is a tech-tree currency, entirely separate from the scrolls Linda takes — reported, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026.

What is still unknown

The green-scroll record is a single page, so this list is long on purpose. None of these gaps can be filled from the supplied material, and none of them should be guessed at from the numbers that are published.

Whether the four housing tiers map cleanly onto the four prices. The page gives 1, 3, 10 and 25 for Small House, House, Large House and Block, and 1, 3, 5 and 10 for Linda’s purchases, yet never says the two ladders were designed to line up — community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026.
Whether the order you repair housing in matters — whether a Block paid out early returns the same total as the same buildings finished in another sequence.
Whether the maximum Likes limit is published anywhere at all. Its existence is stated; its number appears in no supplied source, first-party or community.
Whether green scrolls drop or reward anywhere else. Town residential restoration is the only source named, and a Steam thread about a scroll at the Astrologer ended with players pointed back to Town repairs rather than to a second method.
Whether Linda’s later options cost more than 10 scrolls. The stated ladder stops at 10, and the reputation gating is described without saying whether further, dearer tiers open above it.
What happens once the maximum Likes limit is reached — whether further scrolls still buy residents, whether they stop having any effect, or whether they feed a second, unstated effect.
What the reputation steps behind Linda’s menu actually are, and whether the 1, 3, 5 and 10 spends are fixed prices or whether they scale with that reputation — community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026.
Whether shops paying nothing is a design rule or just a gap in the page — the only claim is the negative one, and no positive confirmation of it exists elsewhere in the material.

De dónde salen estos datos

Cada entrada de abajo está etiquetada según lo que es: una fuente del desarrollador o del editor, una ficha de tienda, un reportaje de prensa, un vídeo o una página mantenida por fans. Las páginas de fans se usan para la terminología y, cuando una es el único registro de una cifra, esa cifra se escribe como dato de wiki de fans, sin confirmar, con la fecha en que se comprobó por última vez.

Página de fans graveyard-keeper-2-wiki.online — Graveyard Keeper 2 Green Scrolls — Player-written page, updated 2026-10-06 and re-read 2026-10-12 because the research bundle captured it as navigation only. It is the only record of green scrolls anywhere in the supplied material, and it is the source of every figure on /green-scroll/: the repair payouts (1 per Small House, 3 per House, 10 per Large House, 25 per Block), Linda at the Dockside Club spending 1, 3, 5 or 10 on Lust, the effect on Town quality and the maximum Likes limit, the Lust-day cluster (Davy the Dagger, the concert) and the quest-item rules (stacks to 999, cannot be destroyed, no merchant buys them). Reproduced there with "community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026".
Página de fans Gamerblurb — Graveyard Keeper 2 Distillation Cube Guide — Guide-site page captured 2026-10-12. It does not mention green scrolls; it is cited on /green-scroll/ only for the alcohol side of the same tech neighbourhood — the Distillation Cube unlock (Alchemy, Basic at 10 Plague Doctor reputation, then Alchemy, Distillation for 5 red and 5 green points), its build cost (2 Wooden Plank, 2 Bronze Detail, 12 Brick) and the statement that Alcohol is gated by the separate Reanimation Liquid technology rather than by the Cube itself.

Preguntas

Green scroll questions

How do you get green scrolls in Graveyard Keeper 2?

By restoring residential buildings in The Town. The published ladder is 1 per Small House, 3 per House, 10 per Large House and 25 per Block, and shops are stated as not paying them. That is the only source any supplied account names: players on Steam asking about a scroll at the Astrologer were pointed back to Town repairs. The ladder is community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026.

Who do you give green scrolls to?

Linda, at the Dockside Club in the Port. Her new-people menu is open only on Lust, the third day of the six-day week, and she spends the scrolls in four fixed amounts — 1, 3, 5 or 10 at a time. Guides report that the larger spends open as her reputation grows rather than being available immediately.

Do green scrolls do anything in your bag, or can you sell them?

No to both. They are a quest item that does nothing while carried, they stack to 999, they cannot be destroyed, and no merchant buys them. Until you reach Linda on Lust day the stack is dead weight — only spending it at the Dockside Club turns it into anything.

What do green scrolls actually buy?

New residents for The Town. New people raise Town quality and lift the maximum Likes limit, and the page states that ceiling restricts how far citizen reputation and church attendance can grow. So the scroll spend buys headroom for two other loops rather than silver, goods or a one-off bonus.

Are green scrolls the same as green technology points?

No — the colours are the only thing they share. The Distillation Cube, built in the Alchemy Lab, costs 5 red and 5 green technology points after Alchemy, Basic, plus 2 Wooden Plank, 2 Bronze Detail and 12 Brick to place, and that green is a tech-tree currency. Green scrolls are a separate quest item spent only at Linda’s menu. Both sets of figures are community-reported.

Are these green scroll figures confirmed?

No. No developer post, patch note or storefront source describes green scrolls in the supplied material. The entire record is one player-written page, itself citing a community wiki, a general guide and one Steam discussion thread, with no second page repeating the same numbers — so everything here is community wiki data, unconfirmed as of October 12, 2026.