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| − | + | You can create container, statuettes, and plates out of clay using the pottery skill. | |
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| + | ==Tools== | ||
| + | *A pottery table | ||
| + | *Clay (wet or dry) | ||
| + | *Sand | ||
| + | *A drying rack or kiln | ||
| + | *A number of containers | ||
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| + | ==Steps== | ||
| + | ===Gathering Clay=== | ||
| + | *You can '''gather''' either wet or dry clay, as well as sand for the tempering step | ||
| + | *Wet clay can be found in locations with shallow water. You will need a waterproof container like a barrel or cask. | ||
| + | *Dry clay must first be exposed (by '''digging''') in mountains or hilly areas with dirt. | ||
| + | *In order to use dry clay, you must '''add''' water to it on a pottery table and then '''knead''' they clay until it is worked in | ||
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| + | ===Tempered Wet Clay=== | ||
| + | *Once you have a lump of wet clay, you must '''shape''' it into a disk before adding sand to temper it | ||
| + | *With a clay disk, you can add sand (you'll have to discover the correct proportion) to the worktable | ||
| + | *Then you must '''knead''' the disk to add the sand to it. You will end up with a lump of tempered wet clay. | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Shaping=== | ||
| + | *Tempered clay must be '''shaped''' into the rough form of the item you want to make. These rough forms include '''containers''', '''statuettes''', and '''dishes''' | ||
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| + | ===Working the Clay=== | ||
| + | *The rough clay must be '''worked''' in detail to get the finished product. | ||
| + | *Various details will be available after this stage, like decorating and scoring (not implemented yet) | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Drying the Clay=== | ||
| + | *Once the item is finished, it must be left on a drying rack to dry. | ||
| + | *Drying via kilns will be available (not implemented yet) | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Painting=== | ||
| + | Not implemented yet | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Skills Used== | ||
| + | *Pottery | ||
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| + | ==Commands Used== | ||
| + | *Add | ||
| + | *Dig | ||
| + | *Gather | ||
| + | *Knead | ||
| + | *Paint (not implemented) | ||
| + | *Shape | ||
| + | *Stoke (not implemented) | ||
| + | *Survey | ||
| + | *Work | ||
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| + | [[Category:Professions]][[Category:Profession Skills]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Skills]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:52, 28 April 2018
You can create container, statuettes, and plates out of clay using the pottery skill.
Contents
Tools
- A pottery table
- Clay (wet or dry)
- Sand
- A drying rack or kiln
- A number of containers
Steps
Gathering Clay
- You can gather either wet or dry clay, as well as sand for the tempering step
- Wet clay can be found in locations with shallow water. You will need a waterproof container like a barrel or cask.
- Dry clay must first be exposed (by digging) in mountains or hilly areas with dirt.
- In order to use dry clay, you must add water to it on a pottery table and then knead they clay until it is worked in
Tempered Wet Clay
- Once you have a lump of wet clay, you must shape it into a disk before adding sand to temper it
- With a clay disk, you can add sand (you'll have to discover the correct proportion) to the worktable
- Then you must knead the disk to add the sand to it. You will end up with a lump of tempered wet clay.
Shaping
- Tempered clay must be shaped into the rough form of the item you want to make. These rough forms include containers, statuettes, and dishes
Working the Clay
- The rough clay must be worked in detail to get the finished product.
- Various details will be available after this stage, like decorating and scoring (not implemented yet)
Drying the Clay
- Once the item is finished, it must be left on a drying rack to dry.
- Drying via kilns will be available (not implemented yet)
Painting
Not implemented yet
Skills Used
- Pottery
Commands Used
- Add
- Dig
- Gather
- Knead
- Paint (not implemented)
- Shape
- Stoke (not implemented)
- Survey
- Work
