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| − | Economic [[stone]]s have special uses as [[ore]], [[fuel]] or [[flux]], or other uses like making special items. You can use the {{K|z}} : <tt>Stone</tt> menu to restrict or un-restrict their use in items and buildings. In technical terms, an economic stone is any stone which can be used as a reagent in any form of [[reaction]]. [[Obsidian]] | + | Economic [[stone]]s have special uses as [[ore]], [[fuel]] or [[flux]], or other uses like making special items. You can use the {{K|z}} : <tt>Stone</tt> menu to restrict or un-restrict their use in items and buildings. In technical terms, an economic stone is any stone which can be used as a reagent in any form of [[reaction]]. [[Obsidian]] is the exception because it can be used to make [[weapon|swords]]. Though technically not an economic stone, [[Bauxite]] is included here for the players' sake considering its special use for [[Magma-safe]] [[mechanism|mechanisms]]. |
| − | The Stone menu will also show what each stone can be used for--very useful for figuring out what you need to mine to make that obscure [[metal]] your [[noble]] is whining about. | + | The Stone menu will also show what each stone (except Bauxite) can be used for -- very useful for figuring out what you need to mine to make that obscure [[metal]] your [[noble]] is whining about. |
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|[[Lignite]]||All [[:Category:Sedimentary Stone Layers|Sedimentary]]||Veins||2 [[Coke]]||1||{{Raw Tile|*|#888|#aaa}} | |[[Lignite]]||All [[:Category:Sedimentary Stone Layers|Sedimentary]]||Veins||2 [[Coke]]||1||{{Raw Tile|*|#888|#aaa}} | ||
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| − | |[[Bauxite]]*||[[:Category:Sedimentary Stone Layers|Sedimentary]] Layer||Large clusters|| | + | |[[Bauxite]]*||[[:Category:Sedimentary Stone Layers|Sedimentary]] Layer||Large clusters||''See above''||1||{{Raw Tile|+|#fff|#aaa}} |
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Revision as of 16:33, 6 November 2009
Economic stones have special uses as ore, fuel or flux, or other uses like making special items. You can use the z : Stone menu to restrict or un-restrict their use in items and buildings. In technical terms, an economic stone is any stone which can be used as a reagent in any form of reaction. Obsidian is the exception because it can be used to make swords. Though technically not an economic stone, Bauxite is included here for the players' sake considering its special use for Magma-safe mechanisms.
The Stone menu will also show what each stone (except Bauxite) can be used for -- very useful for figuring out what you need to mine to make that obscure metal your noble is whining about.
| Stone name | Found in | Found how | Use | Value | Icons |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Obsidian | Igneous extrusive | Full Layers | Swords | 3 | ▓ |
| Calcite | Limestone, Marble | Small clusters | Flux | 2 | " |
| Chalk | Sedimentary Layer | Full Layers | Flux | 2 | ░ |
| Dolomite | Sedimentary Layer | Full Layers | Flux | 2 | ` |
| Limestone | Sedimentary Layer | Full Layers | Flux | 2 | ▓ |
| Marble | Metamorphic Layer | Full Layers | Flux | 2 | ▓ |
| Bituminous coal | All Sedimentary | Veins | 3 Coke | 1 | ☼ |
| Lignite | All Sedimentary | Veins | 2 Coke | 1 | * |
| Bauxite* | Sedimentary Layer | Large clusters | See above | 1 | + |