Necrotério is one of the first important areas you see in the game. You process bodies here. Regardless of whether you toss corpses in the river, burn them, or bury them in a grave, it is recommended that you process their body in the morgue first. The morgue is where you can find Gerry. It's also here, where you can create and alter zombies to take over parts of your tiresome workload.
Deliveries and Capacity[]
The donkey delivers a
[[{{{2}}}]] daily as long as the number of bodies you have unfinished does not exceed the capacity
. It is dropped on the road in front of the morgue. After a while, it's after reopening the church, you'll have to put
5 per [[{{{2}}}]] into the donkey's box (must be built first) to "pay" for the deliveries.
Bodies count against this capacity even when outside the morgue. Once a body is buried, cremated, or tossed in the river, it does no longer count against
. Once made into a
[[{{{2}}}]] on a resurrection table, the body also doesn't count any more, even when it occupies a work station.
Corpses inside the morgue will decay slower than corpses outside. A corpse on a pallet will decay slower than those left on the floor. See corpses for more information.
Corpse Hatch[]

The corpse hatch allows corpses to be dropped directly into the morgue where they will decay slower. The benefit of repairing the hatch is slight so it is often not worth it to repair until later.
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Repair must be done twice. Both inside the morgue and outside. |

After fixing the hatch, the donkey delivers the corpse directly into the morgue. It will appear directly in front of the hatch. Unfortunately, there is no means to store it automatically onto a pallet to halt its decay completely. At least, the decay is slowed down that way.
Workbench[]
The workbench, called "mortuary desk", has to be repaired first, before using it. After learning the appropriate techniques, you can put up a lot of different workstations here:
Autopsies[]

(Possible Bug Warning: Corpses that spawned in the graveyard at the start of game may not acknowledge organs or parts put into them, effectively 'eating' the parts with no benefit. Parts can still be removed as normal. If you exhume a corpse with 100% freshness from the right/east side of the graveyard, be weary of trying to improve it via autopsy)
Use the preparation place to remove body parts from corpses or zombies. Each organ has a different effect on and
of a body and are required for crafting ingredients and completing quests. Corpse rating impacts
. For each
a corpse has, its
will be reduced by one and a grave's max rating is limited by the number of
a corpse has. A grave cannot have a higher
than the number of
of a buried corpse. For the full article on how corpse rating works, see corpses. A table of each part that can be removed and its effect:
Predefinição:Autopsy Operations Table
Note: Removing blood or fat will sometimes reduce instead of only one.
Embalming[]

A corpse or zombie can be placed on the table and injected with embalming fluid to change its properties. A body may only be injected with each kind of liquid once.
Resurrection[]

A [[{{{2}}}]] can be placed on the Resurrection table to make a
[[{{{2}}}]] from it. You need first to talk to Gunter in order to be able to build the table. To revive one, you'll need
10,
1, and - of course - the [[{{{2}}}]].
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