Repairing Querns

[Neptjunoue]

Why aren't querns repairable when they are subjected to decay hits? On a lesser degree, why aren't runestones repairable either?

Stone -> Quern
Dream -> Runestone

[DigDog]

How do you repair something that was carved out of a rock in one piece? Glue?

[AnnaC]

How do you repair something that was carved out of a rock in one piece? Glue?

Quern has moving parts so it's obviously not one piece. With Runestones, it's DREAMS!

[DigDog]

Yes it consists of two big stones that are moving. My argument still stands, how would you be able to repair that with chipped stones?

[AnnaC]

True, you couldn't. I don't see the problem with just replacing stone objects like that; but only if you could quarry cellar stones from boulders instead of wasting an entire boulder for one object.

[sabinati]

just make a new one i'll give you one of my hundreds of cellar stones for free

[AnnaC]

just make a new one i'll give you one of my hundreds of cellar stones for free

Well obviously it is not an issue for anyone with a pickaxe, that side-step about quarries is more about not wasting natural resources so much. With querns it isn't a big deal either way though; the quern at my main house I made in July and it's still fine. So yeah I guess I don't really have a point.

[mvgulik]

Just wondering.

Do Runestone's actually decay?
I have not yet seen one that looked like it had some decay damage.

I also think I saw that when you try to destroy one, on a second attempt, the action progress bar seemed to start with a full bar again. witch would mean they don't decay.

[AnnaC]

I have seen a few red-tinted runestones in my travels. They are very rare though.

[spectacle]

For anyone worried about running out of stone, remember that the stalagmites in caves also count as boulders.