Grand List of Simple Questions

[jumping1]

What do I do with a Master Key from a beach salvage?
Is it edible?

[ravenguard19]

What do I do with a Master Key from a beach salvage?
Is it edible?

Name it like "DIS main gate" and drop it back to the water

[MagicManICT]

What do I do with a Master Key from a beach salvage?
Is it edible?

When people change locks, they throw keys away, usually in the river as this was the "safe" way of disposing of items in the past. Others then fish them up later or find them in salvage.

Ravenguard pretty much hits the only thing you can do with them. Or you can be kind to others and just throw them on the ground so they actually go away.

[donatas]

When tanning tub is full with water how many bark does it take to fill it up? I already put in 5 barks and seems you can put infinite amount.

[Glorthan]

When tanning tub is full with water how many bark does it take to fill it up? I already put in 5 barks and seems you can put infinite amount.

It stops accepting bark when the bark % is above 10. You can check the % with a bucket of the fluid.

There's no point adding beyond 5%, unless your bark quality is better than your water quality.

[fackingpiece]

are there any pros/cons to building a brickwall inside a palisade? Can walls/gates be built next to cliffs and next to eachother? Are there any protips I should know before I build them?

[MagicManICT]

are there any pros/cons to building a brickwall inside a palisade? Can walls/gates be built next to cliffs and next to eachother? Are there any protips I should know before I build them?

The con used to be that an attacker could break your palisade and then use it to protect their ram to get through the brick wall. Now, nobody has the strength to bash in a palisade by hand. Also, if the palisade was broken and rebuilt to protect the ram, the new segments still have a setting time before they reach full soak

You can build along the cliff, sure. There may be level terrain issues, though, if you do.

I always like putting up signposts or roundpole fence corners up before building either wall to mark what I want to do. This way I don't accidentally extend one wall section too far and then not have a gate (or wall is misaligned with paving, etc)

[fackingpiece]

are there any pros/cons to building a brickwall inside a palisade? Can walls/gates be built next to cliffs and next to eachother? Are there any protips I should know before I build them?

The con used to be that an attacker could break your palisade and then use it to protect their ram to get through the brick wall. Now, nobody has the strength to bash in a palisade by hand. Also, if the palisade was broken and rebuilt to protect the ram, the new segments still have a setting time before they reach full soak

You can build along the cliff, sure. There may be level terrain issues, though, if you do.

I always like putting up signposts or roundpole fence corners up before building either wall to mark what I want to do. This way I don't accidentally extend one wall section too far and then not have a gate (or wall is misaligned with paving, etc)

Don't they need claim permissions to extend palisades? Do brick and palisade gates need to be spaced apart?

[Serathis]

What is the preferred vessel for milk? Mug is for tea, tankard is for beer, wine glass is for wine but I'm not sure about milk.

[newsiri]

can charter stones be built on paved underground?