Masterwork:Fine brick - Revision history

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'''Ornamental bricks''' are similar in purpose to regular [[brick]]s, but are five times more valuable. Most regular bricks have an item value of 5{{db}}, while fine bricks have a value of 25{{db}}. Because of their higher value, they are a good choice for [[trade]] goods or improving fortress [[cv:value|value]].

Note that, while labeled as {{DFtext|Burn ornamental <color> bricks(2)}} in the {{q}}-{{a}}dd task menu of [[brick oven]]s, the reaction uses two '''boulders''' and produces '''four''' bricks.

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	'''Fine bricks''' are similar in purpose to regular [[brick]]s, but are five times more valuable. Most regular bricks have an item value of 5{{db}}, while fine bricks have a value of 25{{db}}. Because of their higher value, they are a good choice for [[trade]] goods or improving fortress [[cv:value\|value]].		'''Fine bricks''' are similar in purpose to regular [[brick]]s, but are five times more valuable. Most regular bricks have an item value of 5{{db}}, while fine bricks have a value of 25{{db}}. Because of their higher value, they are a good choice for [[trade]] goods or improving fortress [[cv:value\|value]].

	A batch of four fine bricks requires two stone boulders, as opposed to the single-stone requirement of normal [[brick]]s.		A batch of four fine bricks requires two stone boulders, as opposed to the single-stone requirement of normal [[brick]]s.

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−	'''~~Ornamental~~ bricks''' are similar in purpose to regular [[brick]]s, but are five times more valuable. Most regular bricks have an item value of 5{{db}}, while fine bricks have a value of 25{{db}}. Because of their higher value, they are a good choice for [[trade]] goods or improving fortress [[cv:value\|value]].	+	'''Fine bricks''' are similar in purpose to regular [[brick]]s, but are five times more valuable. Most regular bricks have an item value of 5{{db}}, while fine bricks have a value of 25{{db}}. Because of their higher value, they are a good choice for [[trade]] goods or improving fortress [[cv:value\|value]].

−	~~Note that~~, ~~while labeled~~ as ~~{{DFtext\|Burn ornamental <color> bricks(2)}} in~~ the ~~{{k\|q}}~~-~~{{k\|a}}dd task menu~~ of [[brick ~~oven~~]]s~~, the reaction uses two '''boulders''' and produces '''four''' bricks~~.	+	A batch of four fine bricks requires two stone boulders, as opposed to the single-stone requirement of normal [[brick]]s.

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	'''Ornamental bricks''' are similar in purpose to regular [[brick]]s, but are five times more valuable. Most regular bricks have an item value of 5{{db}}, while fine bricks have a value of 25{{db}}. Because of their higher value, they are a good choice for [[trade]] goods or improving fortress [[cv:value\|value]].		'''Ornamental bricks''' are similar in purpose to regular [[brick]]s, but are five times more valuable. Most regular bricks have an item value of 5{{db}}, while fine bricks have a value of 25{{db}}. Because of their higher value, they are a good choice for [[trade]] goods or improving fortress [[cv:value\|value]].

−	Note that, while labeled as {{DFtext\|Burn ornamental <color> bricks(2)}} in the {{q}}-{{a}}dd task menu of [[brick oven]]s, the reaction uses two '''boulders''' and produces '''four''' bricks.	+	Note that, while labeled as {{DFtext\|Burn ornamental <color> bricks(2)}} in the {{k\|q}}-{{k\|a}}dd task menu of [[brick oven]]s, the reaction uses two '''boulders''' and produces '''four''' bricks.