Gemcutter's Wheel

Gemcutter's Wheel Skill(s) required: Elementary Gemcutting Pulleys & Levers Size: 1x2 Object(s) required: Any Stone x20 Bar of Pig Iron x3 Leather x2 Needs lighting?: No Move/Destroy: Liftable?: Yes Repaired with: unknown Required by: Required by: Cabochon-Cut Cabochon-Cut Andalusite Cabochon-Cut Dravite Cabochon-Cut Phosphophyllite Cabochon-Cut Rhodolite Cabochon-Cut Rubellite Cabochon-Cut Uvarovite Fractured Gemstone Gem Shard Pear Cut Pear-Cut Andalusite Pear-Cut Dravite Pear-Cut Phosphophyllite Pear-Cut Rhodolite Pear-Cut Rubellite Pear-Cut Uvarovite Square Cut Square-Cut Andalusite Square-Cut Dravite Square-Cut Phosphophyllite Square-Cut Rhodolite Square-Cut Rubellite Square-Cut Uvarovite Starburst Cut Starburst-Cut Andalusite Starburst-Cut Dravite Starburst-Cut Phosphophyllite Starburst-Cut Rhodolite Starburst-Cut Rubellite Starburst-Cut Uvarovite

Gemstones Any Raw Gem can be cut into a Gemstone using a Gemcutter's Wheel with the success determined by the Hardness of the Raw Gem. The Carats of the Raw Gem and the complexity of the cut will give a bonus to the Cut Gem's Affluence and Labour Bonuses, however the more complex the cut the more Hardness is added at the time of the cut. An unsuccessful Cut will destroy your Raw Gem and replace it with 1-3x Gem Shards and 1x Fractured Gemstone. Cut Skill Added Hardness Gemstone Bonus Cabochon-Cut Elementary Gemcutting +1 Cabochon-Cut Andalusite 6+ Affluence, 4+ Rummaging, 5+ Common combat defence Cabochon-Cut Dravite 6+ Affluence, 15+ Soil Digging, 5+ Common combat defence Cabochon-Cut Phosphophyllite 6+ Affluence, 15+ Weaving, 5+ Common combat defence Cabochon-Cut Rhodolite 6+ Affluence, 15+ Mining, 5+ Common combat defence Cabochon-Cut Rubellite 6+ Affluence, 15+ Feasting, 5+ Common combat defence Cabochon-Cut Uvarovite 6+ Affluence, 15+ Woodworking, 5+ Common combat defence Pear Cut Tasteful Gemcutting +30 Pear-Cut Andalusite 9+ Affluence, +4 Rummaging, 5+ Common combat defence Pear-Cut Dravite 9+ Affluence, 15+ Soil Digging, 5+ Common combat defence Pear-Cut Phosphophyllite 9+ Affluence, 15+ Weaving, 5+ Common combat defence Pear-Cut Rhodolite 9+ Affluence, 15+ Mining, 5+ Common combat defence Pear-Cut Rubellite 9+ Affluence, 15+ Feasting, 5+ Common combat defence Pear-Cut Uvarovite 9+ Affluence, 15+ Woodworking, 5+ Common combat defence Square Cut Tasteful Gemcutting +15 Square-Cut Andalusite 7+ Affluence, 4+ Rummaging, 5+ Common combat defence Square-Cut Dravite 7+ Affluence, 15+ Soil Digging, 5+ Common combat defence Square-Cut Phosphophyllite 7+ Affluence, 15+ Weaving, 5+ Common combat defence Square-Cut Rhodolite 7+ Affluence, 15+ Mining, 5+ Common combat defence Square-Cut Rubellite 7+ Affluence, 15+ Feasting, 5+ Common combat defence Square-Cut Uvarovite 7+ Affluence, 15+ Woodworking, 5+ Common combat defence Starburst Cut Elaborate Gemcutting +45 Starburst-Cut Andalusite 13+ Affluence, +7 Rummaging, 10+ Common combat defence Starburst-Cut Dravite 13+ Affluence, 15+ Soil Digging, 10+ Common combat defence Starburst-Cut Phosphophyllite 13+ Affluence, 15+ Weaving, 10+ Common combat defence Starburst-Cut Rhodolite 13+ Affluence, 15+ Mining, 10+ Common combat defence Starburst-Cut Rubellite 13+ Affluence, 15+ Feasting, 10+ Common combat defence Starburst-Cut Uvarovite 13+ Affluence, 15+ Woodworking, 10+ Common combat defence Gem Hardness Any Raw Gems you find while Sifting will have a Hardness which relates to its odds of successfully being cut on a Gemcutter's Wheel - the Harder the Raw Gem, the less chance of success. Hardness is determined at the time of Sifting based on a your Mines & Mountains Proficiency and chance. Additionally, each different Gem Cut will add a fixed amount of Hardness at the time of cutting. Building Structures Selecting a structure from the build menu or its sub-menus will place a Building Blueprint Sign at the position of the cursor and then clicking a valid building location on the ground will place the sign and open a window prompting the player to deposit the necessary materials and build the structure. Each material is followed by a series of three numbers. The first indicates how many of that resource are needed but have not been deposited. The second number indicates how many of that resource have been deposited but have not been built into the structure. The third number indicates how many of that resource have been built into the structure. Players can take their time building structures by depositing and committing resources to the build sign by clicking the "build" button. The character will build as much of the structure as they can with the available resources. They can return with more resources in the future. Note that if no resources are deposited, the build sign will disappear when the player walks away. If resources are deposited, but the player hasn't built them into the structure, the uncommitted resources will slowly disappear over time. This is to combat players using build signs as cheap and overpowered storage containers they can deposit and retrieve resources from.

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