Yes, and cheese trays as well.kralmir wrote:do i need to discover a cheese curd before im able to build cheese racks? (been too long since i made any)
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AnnaC
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Hearthlings: Marona; Chamberlain (retainer alt), Vincavec (shaman of the Dryad Wells Forest)
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Belbus
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Can Herbalist tables be repaired?
If so with what?
If so with what?
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Aokigahara
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When you use the reapir action on an object it tells you what is needed. For herb table it's a board if i remember correctly.Belbus wrote:Can Herbalist tables be repaired?
If so with what?
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NobodySpecial
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Yes, with boards. From experience. 
Are livestock available for pregnancy immediately after giving birth, or are they on cooldown until their calves grow up?
Are livestock available for pregnancy immediately after giving birth, or are they on cooldown until their calves grow up?
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TeckXKnight
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They can become pregnant again immediately but becareful about having too many calves and not enough milk.NobodySpecial wrote:Yes, with boards. From experience. :x
Are livestock available for pregnancy immediately after giving birth, or are they on cooldown until their calves grow up?
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NobodySpecial
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Mmm.
So if a calf drinks 5L per day, and a tamed cow produces 0.1L/10 min or 14.4L a day... Yes, that seems manageable. Provided no twins are born, even persistent aggressive breeding seems like it could be compensated for with 3 clovers over the course of 10 days. Cheers!
So if a calf drinks 5L per day, and a tamed cow produces 0.1L/10 min or 14.4L a day... Yes, that seems manageable. Provided no twins are born, even persistent aggressive breeding seems like it could be compensated for with 3 clovers over the course of 10 days. Cheers!
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lemondegrasse
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Is there any way to stop (or slow) the decay of plowed fields into regular dirt? I'm tired of having to replow my fields every time I log in.
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NOOBY93
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There is no way.lemondegrasse wrote:Is there any way to stop (or slow) the decay of plowed fields into regular dirt? I'm tired of having to replow my fields every time I log in.
When farming, just hand-plow the regular tiles. It will make you hungry as well, which is good.
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NOOBY93
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Damage formula on punches, swords, etc.?
I've never known how strength affects damage, so yeah, if anyone knows this please answer.
I've never known how strength affects damage, so yeah, if anyone knows this please answer.
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bmjclark
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base damage * sqrt(sqrt(str*quality)/10) if memory serves. I don't remember what the formula for punch is
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