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Lime (or its fancy chemical name, calcium oxide) is a white powdery substance made from burning limestone in a Firepit or Crematory. It is a necessary ingredient in glass and is also a catalyst in paint mixing.
Cost
Burn up to 100 Limestone in a Firepit to make Lime. Stoking the fire at the right times will yield more.
You may also burn up to 20 Limestone in a Crematory to produce Lime.
If you have learned Lime Emulsion, you can make up to 100 Lime from Compound Extracts.
Research and Tuition
- 200 required for Advanced Chemistry 1 research
- 10,000 required to research Basic Metal Treatment
- 5,000 needed to research Chemistry Recipe - Lime Emulsion
- 500 required for Glassblowing research
- 2000 required for Wood Treatment research
Required By
Chancery, Chemistry, Compound, Diplomacy, Glassblowing, Metal Treatment, Persephone Furnace, Persephone Furnace, Test of Ritual Mummification, Treated Metal, Wood Treatment
Produced By
Crematory, Firepit, Lime Emulsion