Lime

Lime
Where found: Autumnal Badlands Beaches Clay Pit Coniferous Crag Game Trail Grassland Greenwood Lime Pit Marshland Shrub Snow Woodland Weight: 0.50 Required by: Objects A Face in the Dross Another Brick Any Stone Bar of Copper Bar of Pig Iron Colored Marbles Dross Greek Fire Lumberwood Bonsai Milk of Lime Mineralogical Survey Mortar Silver Bar Unburnt Gardening Pot Structures Boundry Stone Stone Hedge Stone Stove
Alternative Acquisition:
Object(s) Required: Any Pickaxe x1 Lime Boulder x1
Alternative Acquisition:
Object(s) Required: Lime Boulder x1 Lit Boomstick x1
Alternative Acquisition:
Object(s) Required: Lime Boulder x1 Stamp Mill x1
Alternative Acquisition:
Object(s) Required: Turkey Gizzard x1

About Lime can be found rarely on the ground, but is more commonly obtained by Chipping a Lime Boulder with Any Axe or Any Pickaxe. Alternatively a Lime Boulder can be crushed in a Stamp Mill or blown up with a Lit Boomstick. Selecting a Lime and right-clicking it on a Vessel of Potable Water will make Milk of Lime, used in making Clay or Limed Hides. Lime counts as Any Stone in recipes. Lime can be stored in a Stockbin. From left to right, 100x, 25x, 15x, 10x and 5x Lime pieces. With the Quarrying Skill learned, and Any Shovel equipped, you can Dig Lime Boulders from a Lime Pit. Lime Boulders come in variable sizes, with the bigger Lime Boulders giving more Lime when Chipped, ranging from 5 up to 100. The size of your Lime Boulder is based on chance, your Mines & Mountains Proficiency, and whether or not you have learned the Ambitious Excavation Skill. Rarely you will Dig up a very small Lime Boulder. Chipping this Lime Boulder will give you a single Little Limestone. When used in place of Lime in a Ore Smelter, a Little Limestone will increase the number of Bar of Any Metal that are produced. Each Lime Boulder Dug from a Lime Pit will lower the terrain slightly. If the terrain is too step you will be unable to Dig further, making it possible to exhaust a Lime Pit of Lime. Fertilizer Lime is a 1 time use Fertilizer which will add to a Tilled Field's Plenty, but subtract from it's Speed. Fertilizer gain per usage step: Step Plenty Speed 01: 50 -50 02: - - 03: - - 04: - - 05: - - 06: - - 07: - - 08: - - 09: - - 10: - - TOTAL IN 1 USES: 50% Plenty, -50% Speed.