Your followers in Cult of the Lamb will work and toil for the betterment of your flock. However, they still need to take a break from time to time (and you’d also have to be aware of the game’s day-night cycle). Here’s our Cult of the Lamb guide to help you with shelters and sleeping areas in your base.

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A full day-night cycle in Cult of the Lamb lasts around 15 minutes. During the day, there are lots of interactions with followers, such as assigning them to work, giving them blessings/gifts, having them worship, making them attend sermons, and conducting rituals.

However, once night falls, the vast majority of your devotees will go to sleep. Be forewarned that attempting to bother them while they’re resting will cause a loyalty drop. This can also occur if you’re in the middle of a sermon or ritual when day turns into night.

By default, followers will simply sleep on the ground (which can be a hassle). Thankfully, the Divine Inspiration mechanic allows you to unlock better options:

Note: Followers with the Materialistic trait gain +5 faith whenever better sleeping quarters are created. Conversely, they’ll become unhappy if there aren’t enough beds or if the objects get destroyed.

Cult of the Lamb is available via Steam.