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* Produce [[Clay-Steeped Canvas]] from 1 [[canvas]], 10 [[clay]], and 20 water in 3 minutes. | * Produce [[Clay-Steeped Canvas]] from 1 [[canvas]], 10 [[clay]], and 20 water in 3 minutes. | ||
* Produce [[Clay-Steeped Wool-Cloth]] from 1 [[Wool Cloth]], 10 [[clay]], and 20 water in 4 minutes. | * Produce [[Clay-Steeped Wool-Cloth]] from 1 [[Wool Cloth]], 10 [[clay]], and 20 water in 4 minutes. | ||
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A Basic Tub can hold 100 [[Dung]] and 20 [[Water]]. You can add more water at any time to continue a process. | A Basic Tub can hold 100 [[Dung]] and 20 [[Water]]. You can add more water at any time to continue a process. | ||
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Revision as of 08:14, 7 August 2018
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There is no skill or technology required to build a Basic Tub. There is also a Sturdy Tub and Marble Tub.
Cost
Use
A Basic Tub is the simplest of the tubs and has the following uses:
- Rot 20 Dung in 20 water to create 4 Saltpeter in 20 minutes.
- Rot Flax to produce Rotten Flax.
- Produce Sulfur from Sulphurous Water.
- Produce Clay-Steeped Canvas from 1 canvas, 10 clay, and 20 water in 3 minutes.
- Produce Clay-Steeped Wool-Cloth from 1 Wool Cloth, 10 clay, and 20 water in 4 minutes.
A Basic Tub can hold 100 Dung and 20 Water. You can add more water at any time to continue a process.
After some number of uses, the tub will crumble to dust (no resources returned).
The Sturdy Tub is the next step up in quality. The Marble Tub is the first tub you can get that does not crumble.
Miscellaneous Comments
- The Sturdy Tub requires more canvas but is more durable - build that one if possible.
- Always better to rot flax in a river/lake rather than a tub as the river/lake doesn't break.
- If the tub is near the end of its lifetime, salvage it to recover some materials rather than letting them go to dust.
- If built and used in banks, one or two of the bank will wear out first giving warning that now is the time to salvage/rebuild.
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