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'''Tanner''' is the skill associated with the '''tanning''' [[labor]]. Tanners turn raw [[skin]]s from [[butcher]]ed [[animals]] into usable [[leather]] at a [[tanner's shop]]. They have to act fast, as raw skins will [[rot]] fairly soon after being created. By default this job will automatically be queued when a skin is produced, but this can be deactivated from the {{k|o}}rders-workshops menu. If you're still not getting the hide tanned, enter the order "tan a hide" manually in the manager menu ({{k|j}}-{{k|m}}) with a sufficient amount. Each butchering job produces a single skin, but tanning an unrotten hide may produce multiple pieces of leather, depending on the creature's size. | '''Tanner''' is the skill associated with the '''tanning''' [[labor]]. Tanners turn raw [[skin]]s from [[butcher]]ed [[animals]] into usable [[leather]] at a [[tanner's shop]]. They have to act fast, as raw skins will [[rot]] fairly soon after being created. By default this job will automatically be queued when a skin is produced, but this can be deactivated from the {{k|o}}rders-workshops menu. If you're still not getting the hide tanned, enter the order "tan a hide" manually in the manager menu ({{k|j}}-{{k|m}}) with a sufficient amount. Each butchering job produces a single skin, but tanning an unrotten hide may produce multiple pieces of leather, depending on the creature's size. | ||
| − | Tanners also make [[parchment]] using [[milk of lime]] and a raw hide. Parchment is a somewhat difficult | + | Tanners also make [[parchment]] using [[milk of lime]] and a raw hide. Parchment is a somewhat difficult to make alternative to [[paper]] or [[papyrus]]. Parchment made from a cow's hide is called vellum, but is otherwise identical. |
High proficiency in the tanning skill affects how quickly the raw skin is processed in both cases. Leather does not have quality modifiers, but parchment does. | High proficiency in the tanning skill affects how quickly the raw skin is processed in both cases. Leather does not have quality modifiers, but parchment does. | ||