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About
- Stone is an item that can be obtained from big rocks (Stone Boulders) lying around on the ground, right-click on the rock and select Chip Stone.
- You need the Colonial Tradesmanship skill in order to unlock the Chip Stone command
- Note: Dross, Lime, Flint and Smooth Stone may all substitute for stone in many recipes too, so be careful as the game may inadvertently choose one of those items for crafting.
