How to get more teams to colonize the Frostlands in Frostpunk 2

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In Frostpunk 2, you not only need to manage a city with thousands of residents, but you also have to see what’s beyond the horizon. The Frostlands, the inhospitable wilderness that has seen countless people succumb to cold, hunger, and disease, offer a wealth of opportunities for those brave enough to face its dangers. Our guide discusses how to get more expedition teams to explore and colonize the Frostlands in Frostpunk 2.

We’ll start with the basics of establishing the Logistics District, followed by what you can expect from various territories that surround your settlement. We’ll then move on to advanced mechanics, such as getting additional Frostland teams, building outposts, creating paths and skyways, and managing more colonies.

How to build a Logistics District

If you want to explore the Frostlands in Frostpunk 2, you’re going to need a Logistics District. This requires 40 heatstamps, 200 prefabs, and 400 workforce to be built. Additionally, you need 400 workforce, 20 heat, and 25 materials for its upkeep.

Here’s the kicker: Logistics Districts can only be built on top of Old Waystations, which are usually at the far edges of the settlement’s territory. That means you have to Frostbreak all the way to these corners before you can start constructing the facility. It’s also worth noting that the campaign usually has three Old Waystations in the area, while some sandbox mode maps only have two.

Resources and events

Once a Logistics District is up and running, you should be able to check out adjacent regions. Here’s what you need to know.

• Exploring a territory requires Frostland Teams to be sent on an expedition. This can range from as few as 10 teams to as high as 25.
• Territories have a threat level. Ideally, you should only focus on those that are safe enough to explore. Venturing into more dangerous areas can lead to injuries or deaths.
• You can expect to find all sorts of resources from regions, including food, materials, goods, and fuel sources like oil,