Editing 40d:Mud

Indoor '''mud''' is created by filling a [[floor]] tile with [[water]], then letting the water evaporate. Outdoor mud is created by covering any [[soil]] tile with water. Creating mud is essential to providing [[irrigation]] for [[subterranean]] [[crops]], as well as any crops [[inside|indoors]]. The most common sources for mud are the results of [[irrigation]], [[farming]], and draining  [[water]] sources.

If an [[underground]] [[river]] or [[lake]] has been revealed, muddy tiles that are {{DFtext|Subterranean|#808080}} will spontaneously grow [[tower-cap]] [[trees]] and [[shrubs]]. Like trees and shrubs that grow on [[grass]], these can be harvested and will yield [[wood]] and [[subterranean crops]].

Building a dirt [[road]] over muddy soil will remove the mud quite quickly. Placing a building such as a [[statue]] on a muddy tile and then deconstructing it will also clear away any mud, even if the tile was smoothed and/or engraved stone. Building a [[construction]] or a paved [[road]] will also remove mud, but has the disadvantage of destroying engravings and unsmoothing the floor as well as changing any mineral floors to the current layer stone.{{version|0.28.181.40d}}

Building a construction, such as a dirt [[road]], over muddy tiles will remove the mud. Smoothing a stone floor will also remove the mud, provided it has not already been smoothed. Placing a building, such as a [[statue]] or [[bed]], on a muddy floor also appears to remove the mud, having the added advantage of being able to remove mud from smoothed or engraved floors.

In [[adventurer mode]], mud objects which you can pick up from muddy tiles are edible.{{version|0.27.176.38c}}
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+Indoor '''mud''' is created by filling a [[floor]] tile with [[water]], then letting the water evaporate. Outdoor mud is created by covering any [[soil]] tile with water. Creating mud is essential to providing [[irrigation]] for [[subterranean]] [[crops]], as well as any crops [[inside|indoors]]. The most common sources for mud are the results of [[irrigation]], [[farming]], and draining  [[water]] sources.
-'''Mud''' is created by covering a [[floor]] tile with [[water]] and then letting the water evaporate. Creating mud is essential to growing [[subterranean]] [[crop]]s in [[stone]] layers - when farming on [[soil]], above ground or underground, no mud is necessary. The most common sources for mud are the results of [[irrigation]] and draining [[water]] sources.
-If an [[underground river]] or [[underground pool]] has been revealed, muddy tiles that are {{DFtext|Subterranean|#808080}} will spontaneously grow [[tower-cap]] [[tree]]s and [[shrub]]s. Like trees and shrubs that grow on [[grass]], these can be harvested and will yield [[wood]] and [[subterranean crop]]s.
+If an [[underground]] [[river]] or [[lake]] has been revealed, muddy tiles that are {{DFtext|Subterranean|#808080}} will spontaneously grow [[tower-cap]] [[trees]] and [[shrubs]]. Like trees and shrubs that grow on [[grass]], these can be harvested and will yield [[wood]] and [[subterranean crops]].
-Building a dirt [[road]] over muddy soil will remove the mud quite quickly. Placing a building on a muddy tile will also clear away mud, even if the tile was smoothed and/or engraved stone - [[statue]]s work well for this, though [[animal trap]]s can be placed on any walkable tile, including stairs and ramps. Building a [[construction]] or a paved [[road]] will also remove mud, but has the disadvantage of destroying engravings and unsmoothing the floor as well as changing any mineral floors to the current layer stone.
+Building a dirt [[road]] over muddy soil will remove the mud quite quickly. Placing a building such as a [[statue]] on a muddy tile and then deconstructing it will also clear away any mud, even if the tile was smoothed and/or engraved stone. Building a [[construction]] or a paved [[road]] will also remove mud, but has the disadvantage of destroying engravings and unsmoothing the floor as well as changing any mineral floors to the current layer stone.{{version|0.28.181.40d}}
-In [[adventurer mode]], mud objects which you can pick up from muddy tiles are edible, but only if you are very hungry.
+Building a construction, such as a dirt [[road]], over muddy tiles will remove the mud. Smoothing a stone floor will also remove the mud, provided it has not already been smoothed. Placing a building, such as a [[statue]] or [[bed]], on a muddy floor also appears to remove the mud, having the added advantage of being able to remove mud from smoothed or engraved floors.
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+In [[adventurer mode]], mud objects which you can pick up from muddy tiles are edible.{{version|0.27.176.38c}}