Clay

Clay
Skill(s) required: Inherent Rights Object(s) required: Any Shovel x1 Clay Pit x1 Weight: 1.00 Required by: Objects Brick Brick of Fallen Babel Brick of Fallen Gomorrah Brick of Fallen Jericho Brick of Fallen Sodom Butterbug Refresher Colored Marbles Mineralogical Survey Mortar Unburnt Clay Pot Unburnt Crucible Unburnt Gardening Pot Unburnt Large Urn Unfired Remains Structures Bee Skep Kiln Piggy Bank
Alternative Acquisition:
Object(s) Required: Any Shovel x1 Dirt x1
Alternative Acquisition:
Object(s) Required: Any Shovel x1 Dirt x1 Clay Trough xClay Trough Milk of Lime x.5L

Can be used for an unique style of Paving

About

Digging in a Clay Pit will produce Clay. Clay can also be crafted using a Clay Trough. Digging for or crafting Clay will rarely produce a Misshapen Lump of Clay. Clay is also found by chance when Digging Dirt.

Clay can be placed inside a lit Kiln to produce a Brick or rarely Brick of Fallen Babel, Brick of Fallen Jericho, or Brick of Fallen Sodom & Gomorrah.

Can be stored a Stockbin.

How to Make Clay

1. Fill a Vessel with Potable Water.
2. Add a 2x Lime to the Water by selecting a Lime from your inventory and right-clicking on your Potable Water to make Milk of Lime.
3. Select your Milk of Lime and right-click it on your Clay Trough. A Clay Trough can hold 10 Buckets (100L) of Milk of Lime.
4. With Any Shovel equipped, Dig the ground to get Dirt, which you will hold over your head. You can carry up to 15 clumps of Dirt.
5. With the Dirt over your head right-click the Clay Trough to dump in the Dirt. This will produce 1x Clay for each clump of Dirt you drop in. Each clump of Dirt will consume .5L of Milk of Lime, so a full Clay Trough can produce 200 Clay before needing to be re-filled.

Digging Finds

Item	Rarity	Notes
Common Earthworm	Uncommon
Clay	Common
Grub	Common
Flint	Uncommon
Runestone Shard	Very Rare
Rusty Coin	Rare
Traces of the Lost Colony	Rare	Finding this increases your Insanity

Fertilizer

Can also be used as a terrible Fertilizer: its purpose mainly being to balance or transfer values, rather than actually being directly beneficial for the Field.

A method of use could be to transfer some of the Speed of the field over to Influence when the field is nearly done as Speed doesn't have persistent benefit for the field, but Influence does.

Fertilizer gain per usage step:

Step	Speed	Influence
01:	-50%	60%
02:	-25%	30%
03:	-16%	19%
04:	-12%	14%
05:	-10%	12%
06:	-8%	9%
07:	-7%	8%
08:	-6%	7%
09:	-5%	6%
10:	-5%	6%

TOTAL IN 10 USES: -144% Speed , 171% Influence