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| − | '''Ash''' is created from a | + | '''Ash''' is created from a {{l|log|wood log}} at a {{l|wood furnace}} by a dwarf with the {{l|Wood_burner|wood burning}} {{l|labor}} enabled. Ash has a value of 5 and does not have quality modifiers. Ash is an intermediate good only used to make potash or {{l|lye}}*. |
| − | A single, ordinary bar of ashes is left behind when a | + | A single, ordinary bar of ashes is left behind when a {{l|fire man}} is killed. <!-- or a spirit of fire, but that's probably a bit of a spoiler--> |
| − | '''Potash''' is created from ash or | + | '''Potash''' is created from ash or {{l|lye}}* at an {{l|ashery}} by a dwarf with the {{l|potash making}} {{l|labor}} enabled. Potash has a value of 15 and does not have quality modifiers. Potash is used for fertilizer on {{l|farm plot}}s. {{l|Fertilize}}d {{l|farm plot}}s have larger yields, as measured by the larger {{l|stack}}s of the {{l|crop|plant}} when {{l|harvest}}ed. |
:''(*Yes, you could turn ash to lye and then that lye to potash, or just turn ash directly into potash - same end result, your choice.)'' | :''(*Yes, you could turn ash to lye and then that lye to potash, or just turn ash directly into potash - same end result, your choice.)'' | ||
| − | '''Pearlash''' is baked from potash at a | + | '''Pearlash''' is baked from potash at a {{l|kiln}} or {{l|magma kiln}} by a dwarf with the {{l|furnace Operator}} labor enabled. Pearlash has a value of 20 and has no quality modifiers. Its sole use is in the manufacture of higher-quality types of {{l|glass}} and glass items. |
| − | Ash, potash and pearlash are | + | Ash, potash and pearlash are {{l|bar}}s, stored in a bar {{l|stockpile}} and viewable in the {{l|stocks}} screen under "bars". |
| − | Ash, potash and pearlash are all | + | Ash, potash and pearlash are all {{l|fire-safe}} materials, and can therefore be used where that is needed or desired. |
| − | "'''Ash'''" is also the name of one of the types of | + | "'''Ash'''" is also the name of one of the types of {{l|tree}}s that grow in some {{l|biome}}s. The adjective attached to items made from ash wood is "'''ashen'''", in the same way that items of oak can be termed "oaken". |
[[Category:Materials]] | [[Category:Materials]] | ||
[[category:Agriculture]] | [[category:Agriculture]] | ||
Revision as of 19:47, 2 April 2010
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Ash is created from a Template:L at a Template:L by a dwarf with the Template:L Template:L enabled. Ash has a value of 5 and does not have quality modifiers. Ash is an intermediate good only used to make potash or Template:L*.
A single, ordinary bar of ashes is left behind when a Template:L is killed.
Potash is created from ash or Template:L* at an Template:L by a dwarf with the Template:L Template:L enabled. Potash has a value of 15 and does not have quality modifiers. Potash is used for fertilizer on Template:Ls. Template:Ld Template:Ls have larger yields, as measured by the larger Template:Ls of the Template:L when Template:Led.
- (*Yes, you could turn ash to lye and then that lye to potash, or just turn ash directly into potash - same end result, your choice.)
Pearlash is baked from potash at a Template:L or Template:L by a dwarf with the Template:L labor enabled. Pearlash has a value of 20 and has no quality modifiers. Its sole use is in the manufacture of higher-quality types of Template:L and glass items.
Ash, potash and pearlash are Template:Ls, stored in a bar Template:L and viewable in the Template:L screen under "bars".
Ash, potash and pearlash are all Template:L materials, and can therefore be used where that is needed or desired.
"Ash" is also the name of one of the types of Template:Ls that grow in some Template:Ls. The adjective attached to items made from ash wood is "ashen", in the same way that items of oak can be termed "oaken".