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'''Potter''' is the skill associated with the pottery [[labor]]. Potters make [[ceramic]] [[brick]]s, [[jug]]s, [[statue]]s, [[pot]]s, and [[finished goods|craft items]] at the [[kiln]] or [[magma kiln]].  Some [[instruments]] or instrument parts can be made with a potter, depending on world generation.  Note that using a kiln to Collect Clay requires the [[DF2014:Hauling|Item Hauling]] labor, and not pottery.
  
'''Potter''' is the skill associated with the pottery [[labor]]. Potters make [[ceramic]] [[brick]]s, [[jug]]s, [[statue]]s, [[container|pots]], and [[finished goods|craft items]] at the [[kiln]] or [[magma kiln]].  Note that using a kiln to Collect Clay requires the [[DF2014:Hauling|Item Hauling]] labor and not pottery.
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The potter's [[skill|skill level]] is used to determine the [[quality]] of the created good. If a [[glaze]] is applied, it adds to the value of the final product (but [[glazing]] is a separate labor from pottery).
  
Potter [[skill|skill level]] is used to determine the [[quality]] of the created good. If a [[glaze]] is applied it adds to the value of the final product.
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Potters can produce a variety of goods for a fortress as part of the [[ceramic industry]].
  
Potters can produce a variety of goods for a fortress as part of the [[ceramic industry]].
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Exceptionally hairy potters might be able to use [[magic]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:45, 17 August 2024

Skill: Potter
Sprite(s)
Indigo sprite icon.png
Association  
Profession Craftsdwarf
Job Title Potter
Labor Pottery
Tasks
  • Make clay jug
  • Make clay bricks
  • Make clay statue
  • Make large clay pot
  • Make clay crafts
  • Make clay hive
Workshop
Attributes
  • Creativity
  • Agility
  • Kinesthetic Sense
  • Spatial Sense
This article is about the current version of DF.
Note that some content may still need to be updated.

Potters using a kiln to fire or harden some clay pots.

Potter is the skill associated with the pottery labor. Potters make ceramic bricks, jugs, statues, pots, and craft items at the kiln or magma kiln. Some instruments or instrument parts can be made with a potter, depending on world generation. Note that using a kiln to Collect Clay requires the Item Hauling labor, and not pottery.

The potter's skill level is used to determine the quality of the created good. If a glaze is applied, it adds to the value of the final product (but glazing is a separate labor from pottery).

Potters can produce a variety of goods for a fortress as part of the ceramic industry.

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Exceptionally hairy potters might be able to use magic.

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