The village store in Selsoviet is equipped with a working oven.
Most of the time, you’ll be using it to bake bread.
How It Works
Dough arrives as part of regular deliveries.
Your task is simple in theory: shape it, place it in the oven, and bake it until it’s ready.
But even simple tasks rarely stay simple in Herota.
Fire and Fuel
The real challenge isn’t baking. It’s keeping the oven running. Wood deliveries to the store have completely stopped—not reduced, not delayed, but simply gone.
That means you’ll have to improvise.
Some of the materials that arrive with deliveries can be burned. Crates and packaging may keep the fire going for a while, but not everything is safe to use.
Sometimes, you’ll need to rely on what the villagers can spare.
Bread Is Not Optional
You might think skipping baking would be easier.
But bread in Selsoviet isn’t optional.
Residents hold ration coupons that legally entitle them to receive it. Failing to provide it doesn’t remove the obligation—it only shifts the consequences onto you.
And in Herota, consequences rarely stay small.
Making Do
In the end, baking bread becomes less about cooking and more about managing scarcity.
Every loaf is the result of what you managed to find, burn, and keep the oven running long enough.
