Clay

[Eagle_eye]

My village is in desperate need of clay, enough for a kiln to be precise. As a small and young settlement, we do not have much to offer, but we will pay however we can.

[Griegor]

It's easy to find clay. Just head for your nearest mudflat and start digging around to find a spot with Q higher than 10. Rivers work too but you have to walk about half a minimap between diggings. If not I can provide clay if you are close to the center grids.

[Eagle_eye]

we are approximately 1/5 of the world away from the center, but our river has no quality clay spots for 20 minutes by rowboat either way. the same is true for the one mudflat we have.

[Spockticus]

Mudflats give clay like, everywhere.

mine does, atleast.

[Griegor]

whats your closest village and the name of yours?

[burgingham]

How about travelling a little further than 20 minutes to find clay? You kinda have to get used to travlling bigger distances if you want to get anything worthwile in this game. Oh and if you happen to stumble over q80+ clay that way, let me know I will buy it.

[Wotan]

Wotan will consider joining your small and unmeanigful tribe and lead it to glory if you tell him where it is.

[Eagle_eye]

We actually have devoted a lot of time to locating our spot on the world map... and nada. However, we are on a heathland, with forest on all sides, and a mudflat down south. There is a town perhaps 1/2 hour north of us, but I do not know the name, and the person who found it forgot....

[Wotan]

Very well, you don´t know very much.
However, know this:
If your village is in need,
than there is one thing you can do.
Simply sent a few to work for the good of the all.
Becoming a slave is really simple and you don´t have to beg.

I hope that you have lots of stuff to trade and don´t need to work for your desires, however, if you don´t, you can always offer your services at slave central and expand your possibilities.

[DatOneGuy]

We actually have devoted a lot of time to locating our spot on the world map... and nada. However, we are on a heathland, with forest on all sides, and a mudflat down south. There is a town perhaps 1/2 hour north of us, but I do not know the name, and the person who found it forgot....

These sorts of things don't help in identifying at all sadly. If you have a 'huge lake' and can get together a decent map it'd help a lot more.