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:* Breach the caverns, allowing fungus to grow on the mud. | :* Breach the caverns, allowing fungus to grow on the mud. | ||
:* Once fungus has grown, build a wall on the mud, then deconstruct it. This will change the tile type from rock to soil. | :* Once fungus has grown, build a wall on the mud, then deconstruct it. This will change the tile type from rock to soil. | ||
− | If your embark has sand as the only soil type, then the tile will always change to sand. If you have multiple soil types, one will be randomly chosen. If you do not get sand, you can repeat the process on another tile until you do | + | If your embark has sand as the only soil type, then the tile will always change to sand. If you have multiple soil types, one will be randomly chosen. If you do not get sand, you can repeat the process on another tile until you do. |
==Varieties of glass== | ==Varieties of glass== |