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Sheet
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Sheets are used in the production of scrolls and quires. They can be made from either paper or parchment, and are stored under Sheet (top stockpile category).
For more information, see: Paper industry.
Paper
Paper is made from cloth plants mashed into slurry (at a quern/millstone) and then pressed on a screw press. Both of these actions use the papermaking labor.
Plant | Sheet name | Native Biomes |
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Cotton | Cotton sheet | Tropical |
Flax | Linen sheet | Tropical Grassland or Savanna |
Hemp | Hemp sheet | Temperate |
Jute | Jute sheet | Tropical |
Kenaf | Kenaf sheet | Tropical |
Pig tail | Pig tail sheet | Underground |
Ramie | Ramie sheet | Tropical |
Rope reed | Rope reed sheet | not Glacier, Mountain, or Tundra |
Papyrus
Papyrus sheets are made directly from the papyrus sedge plant (which grows in any tropical wetland) at a farmer's workshop. Note that the simple term "papyrus" can refer to either the plant or the paper.
Parchment
Parchment is made from hide and milk of lime at a tanner's shop. Parchment made from the hide of a cow is called vellum.
More: Gems • Metals • Stones | |
Creature | |
Plant | |
Creature/Plant |
Alcohol • Cloth/Thread • Extract (Golden salve • Gnomeblight • Honey • Royal jelly • Syrup • Venom) • Glob • Liquids • Soap |
Inorganic |
Metal • Milk of lime • Soil (Clay • Sand) • Stone (Ash glaze • Earthenware • Gem • Gypsum plaster • Porcelain • Quicklime • Stoneware • Tin glaze) |
Hardcoded | |
See also: Material science |