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'''Gypsum''' is an ordinary rock with a niche use for dwarven [[healthcare]] - once mined, it can be processed at a [[kiln]] to make [[gypsum plaster]] powder.  A fort with no gypsum can use [[splint]]s as an alternative.
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'''Gypsum''' is an ordinary [[stone]] with a niche use for dwarven [[healthcare]] - once mined, it can be processed at a [[kiln]] to make [[gypsum plaster]] powder.  A fort with no gypsum can use [[splint]]s as an alternative.
  
Gypsum can also contain small clusters of [[selenite]], [[satinspar]], and [[alabaster]], which can also be made into plaster powder, as well as [[anhydrite]], which cannot.
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Gypsum can also contain small [[cluster]]s of [[selenite]], [[satinspar]], and [[alabaster]], which can also be made into plaster powder, as well as [[anhydrite]], which cannot.
  
 
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Gypsum
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Uses

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Properties
Not fire-safe Not magma-safe

Wikipedia article

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Gypsum is an ordinary stone with a niche use for dwarven healthcare - once mined, it can be processed at a kiln to make gypsum plaster powder. A fort with no gypsum can use splints as an alternative.

Gypsum can also contain small clusters of selenite, satinspar, and alabaster, which can also be made into plaster powder, as well as anhydrite, which cannot.

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Igneous
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