Compare active, offline, balanced, and plot-expansion farm plans in My Wood Farm using your own measured production and costs.
A My Wood Farm build is a production plan, not a character team. Active builds prioritize measured wood per minute, offline builds prioritize away-time gains, balanced builds combine both, and expansion plans make sense when plot capacity is the real bottleneck.
Best for frequent play. Compare axe changes by wood per minute and cash payback across a consistent chopping route.
Best for longer breaks. Measure wood returned after a known interval and test another duration before assuming linear overnight earnings.
Use when both active sessions and away time matter. Enter active and offline rates separately so one strong mode does not hide a weak one.
Use when the plot visibly limits production. Compare the expansion cost and resulting total wood against the next axe-focused plan.
Compare both plans over the same active minutes and offline minutes. Otherwise the larger total may come only from a longer assumed session.
Enter rates, cash per wood, and costs from your current farm. No complete official production table was available at launch.
Update the plan after each meaningful upgrade so later decisions use the new baseline instead of stale numbers.
The best plan depends on your measured active rate, offline rate, upgrade cost, and typical play schedule. There is no verified universal named build.
Offline production fits long breaks; active production fits time spent chopping. Compare both over your real weekly routine.
Use the farm plan comparator with the same active and offline duration, then enter each plan's observed rates and cash per wood.
No squad, unit, character, trait, or combat build system was verified. The baseline /squad-planner route is presented as a farm plan comparator.
Compare active, offline, balanced, or expansion scenarios.
Rank choices by evidence and payback rather than price alone.
Measure active rate, offline production, and upgrade payback.
