Ash

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Ash
(Item)
Weight 1
Bulk 1

Sources

Ash is produced by burning Leeks, Dried Flax, and/or Dried Papyrus in a Firepit or Crematory.

When the fire burns out, the ash will appear in the Firepit and can be removed. Ash is useful because it can be boiled in a Kettle to produce valuable potash.

Deben for deben, the ingredient that yields the most ash is dried papyrus, followed by dried flax, followed by leeks.

Uses

• The most common use of ash is boiling it in a Kettle to create Potash.
• 100 ash is also required to build a Hand of Man Tower in the Test of Towers.

Research and Tuition

• 400 required for Advanced Chemistry 1 research
• 1000 required for The Science of Color research
• 1500 required for Wood Treatment research

Produced By

Crematory, Firepit

Required By

Assimilation Bath, Fishing Lure, Fly Tying, Potash, Test of Towers, Treated Boards