Silk Curios?

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Re: Silk Curios?

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For the sake of Sabinati's argument how about something you dont produce in silk rather it has a random chance like you do with spider webs and such.

eg. some kind of retarded egg, moth, worm, or cocoon.
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Re: Silk Curios?

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I'm all for diversity, but what about objects that don't get used? Silk is already used greatly for those who can produce it.

What about stuff like Inkweed and Blood Stem? Those almost never get used, especially inkweed.
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Re: Silk Curios?

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Does anyone *ever* pick inkweed?
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I have a cupboard full of regional maps dude..those things are awesome.
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Re: Silk Curios?

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I agree on the diversity, but if you don't need silk, you're extremely rich. Even so, sell the excess silk, or upgrade items with it.

However, curiosities involving feldspar, inkweed, and bloodstem, I agree on. They are forageables that are not really foraged.
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Re: Silk Curios?

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But feldspar has two curios :lol:
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Two is not enough!
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Tbh feldspar is good enough being for bone clay. Bone clay = porcelain doll which is a decent curios itself.
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inkweed and bloodstern, those two really need to make a curio.
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Re: Silk Curios?

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What about a crafted one that combines blood stem, inkweed, and dandelion? Something like wild bouquet?
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