Fell & Sell Shop Upgrades and Moving Guide

Shop Upgrade Plan at a Glance

Treat the upgrade like a relocation budget, not a building price. Expansion uses profit from your dungeon and shop loop, but a larger empty room does not improve the business until it can store goods and complete a sale.

Players still building their first profit cycle should finish the beginner route from dungeon haul to first sale before committing to a larger property.

Budget Before You Upgrade

There is no useful universal cash target in the verified material because the move depends on your next available building and the fixtures you already own. Use a functional budget instead:

1. Confirm that current shop sales can fund the displayed property.
2. Keep enough gold to restore storage and at least one working display.
3. Leave a reserve for any missing link in the sales path.
4. Avoid selling the backup equipment you need for the next supply run.

Upgrade now when the purchase leaves the shop operational. Wait for another sales cycle when paying for the building would leave the larger room unable to hold or sell stock. The shop pricing workflow can help turn the current inventory into a safer expansion reserve.

How Shop Expansion Works

Current gameplay presents shop buildings as a sequence. The upgrade interaction shows the next property in that progression, so inspect the displayed model before spending. Do not plan around skipping directly to a later building unless the game itself offers that model in your current save.

1. Finish the current sale cycle and move valuable goods into known storage.
2. Open the building upgrade interaction and confirm the next model shown.
3. Compare the purchase with the reserve needed for storage and a working sales path.
4. Buy the property only when both the building and immediate rebuild are funded.

The purchase is complete when the larger shop loads and the packed property can be restored. A bigger floor area alone is only an intermediate state.

What Happens to Furniture and Stock

Observed upgrades pack furniture and merchandise so they can be restored in the larger shop. Account for tables, storage, display fixtures, and stock before building a new layout from scratch.

The August 28 launch update specifically says that disappearing items and placed furniture during scene returns or new shop construction were fixed. That makes the current patched behavior the relevant baseline. Players on an older build should update before treating a missing item as a permanent loss.

Rebuild the Sales Floor in the Right Order

Restore the business as a flow, then decorate it:

1. Place storage where restocking does not require crossing the entire customer area.
2. Restore one display that can hold current merchandise.
3. Complete the route from stored stock to display to checkout.
4. Open only after the basic path can complete a sale.
5. Add extra displays and bonus furniture once the core floor works.

Furniture can influence both sales appeal and the next dungeon run. After the basic sales floor is stable, use the decoration bonus decision process to choose bonuses that address a real bottleneck.

Post-Upgrade Verification

Before leaving for another supply run, perform one short audit:

If Items or Furniture Look Missing

Start from the smallest reversible checks instead of rebuilding everything immediately.

If updated gameplay still loses property, record the item, its prior location, the upgrade step, and whether the save changed before reporting the issue. That separates a layout mistake from a reproducible save problem.

Current Version Boundary

The sequential building flow and relocation sequence are supported by current gameplay observations. Exact property prices are intentionally omitted because the verified evidence does not establish a universal table. The official August 28 update is the current boundary for disappearing items and furniture; older reports can describe a real launch problem without describing the patched state.