Ash

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

Required By

Advanced Chemistry 1, Assimilation Bath, Fishing Lure, Fly Tying, Potash, The Science of Color, Test of Towers, Treated Boards, Wood Treatment

Produced By

Crematory, Dried Flax, Dried Papyrus, Firepit, Leeks