House above ore vein

[Sever]

Building and destroying houses: a reckless waste of wood or a village's renewable stone quarry? Story at 11.

[Sevenless]

What will be the q of that stone? I built a house in a cave, digging q10 stone from the cellar. Shouldn't it be q20 since minQ on cave level 2 is 20?

Also, do hardness nodes go through levels?

L2 is no longer Q20 base, it's Q10.

[LaserSaysPew]

What will be the q of that stone? I built a house in a cave, digging q10 stone from the cellar. Shouldn't it be q20 since minQ on cave level 2 is 20?

Also, do hardness nodes go through levels?

L2 is no longer Q20 base, it's Q10.

OMG! So now I will never have an axe better than q10. Sounds awesome since I haven't seen stones or ores higher than 10q at all even though I checked several huge caves.

[Hervarth]

L2 has lots of q nodes though, so you can, dont worry.

[Sevenless]

There's also talk about relaxing the whole smelted stones get no quality bonus from smelters. Either way, you can resmelt slag for that bonus as of current.

[MagicManICT]

Building and destroying houses: a reckless waste of wood or a village's renewable stone quarry? Story at 11.

Not reckless, and not a waste. Wood is a renewable resource, my good sir. Stone, on the other hand, once used is gone forever. Same for metal, too.

[TeckXKnight]

Technically there is finite wood in the world because there's only so much dirt/stone to be used to plant trees. Sure, this amount is likely in the billions but it could eventually deplete in a few decades.

[raybon256]

I believe I read in another thread that houses are there own instances, so if that's the case you would get the some rocks no matter where your house is at.

[Sever]

Building and destroying houses: a reckless waste of wood or a village's renewable stone quarry? Story at 11.

Not reckless, and not a waste. Wood is a renewable resource, my good sir. Stone, on the other hand, once used is gone forever. Same for metal, too.

This just in: locals report that trees can be regrown. I'm sure you, the viewer, are as shocked as I am.

[TeckXKnight]

I believe I read in another thread that houses are there own instances, so if that's the case you would get the some rocks no matter where your house is at.

They are their own instance but they definitely interact with the materials that they're built on top of.