How to Get Science Points in Graveyard Keeper 2

A man of science and faith.

Old Keeper taking an eye from the Man with the Red Eye in dark dungeon
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The Keeper is a man of many hats: Farmer, Trader, Miner, and Graveyard Keeper, of course. But in the midst of all his diligent daily tasks is his role as the Researcher. Mixing Science with Faith, you can learn a thing or two at Graveyard Keeper 2’s Study Table. But first you need some Science Points.

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Here’s where to find them in Graveyard Keeper 2.

How to make Science in Graveyard Keeper 2

Converting a Science Kit into Science Points on Study Table
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There’s only one way to make Science: with Science Kits. These can be crafted at the Writing Desk underneath your home. Once made, go to the Study Table and decompose to transfer into Science Points. Here are the recipes:

ItemRecipeWhere to makeNPC LevelMastery LevelScience Points
Science Kit Ix1 Alchemy Flasks I
x5 Clean Paper
x1 Ink
Writing DeskTheology 230
Alchemy Flasks 1x2 Glass
x10 Fire
Furnace IMetallurgy 2
Clean Paperx1 Leather ScrollWriting DeskTheology 1
Inkx1 Ash
x1 Water
x1 Melted Fat
Writing DeskTheology 2
Science Kit IIx1 Alchemy Flasks II
x1 Blank Softcover Notebook
x2 Ink
Writing DeskAstrologer Level 20Theology 460
Alchemy Flasks IIx3 Alchemy Flasks I
x10 Fire
Furnace I with Bellows extensionMetallurgy 3
Blank Softcover Notebookx1 Leather Scroll
x4 Clean Paper
Writing DeskTheology 2
Inkx1 Ash
x1 Water
x1 Melted Fat
Writing DeskTheology 2

What do you need Science Points for?

Using the Study Table in Alchemy Lab
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Science Points have a single purpose, and that’s to use as currency on the Study Table within the Alchemy Lab. Unlocked upon meeting the Plague Doctor for the first time, the Study Table offers a means to research resources at their molecular level. The goal is to strip the resource down to its Compound, giving you either a Blue, Green, or Pink Rune(s). Whatever you research will remain in your Inventory.

You won’t find a Compound on every resource you study, so be sure to use Science Points on materials that’ll likely have something you need. Using it on wood, metal, glass, etc is a waste. It’s in the rarer, more valuable items where a Compound likely lies. Think organs, powder, mushrooms, the Comet’s Tail. The rarer the resource, the more Faith and Science you’ll spend to study it.

Though you don’t always have to look for new Compounds to be used at the Laboratory to make Potions, you can spend Science Points just to grind for Blue Tech Points. These are the hardest Tech Tree Points to accumulate and are mostly farmed through completing Anatomy and Alchemy tasks (e.g., autopsies, digging graves, cremating bodies). But the Study Table can offer an abundance of Blue Points in exchange for Faith and Science. Though a resource can only be studied once, doing so rewards you with Blue Points to use on the Anatomy and Alchemy Tech Tree and the opportunity to gain another Rune.

Once you know what resource has what Rune, you can use it at the Laboratory to mix with another and experiment with creating Potions.

Hadley Vincent

Writer for Prima Games since August 2026. Just a Psychology graduate trying to find the meaning of life through gaming. An enthusiast of indie horror and anime, where you'll often find them obsessing over a great narrative and even better twists that'd make M. Night jealous. Their shocking twist? They think The Last of Us II is a masterpiece.