Runestones shouldnt decay

[shubla]

They are messages written literally in stone for generations to come. Its stupid that they decay quite fast. They shouldn't.

[MagicManICT]

Agreed. I was on a tour of the Southwestern United States a few years ago and saw petroglyphs carved in the rocks from around 600 to 2000 years ago (estimated). https://www.nps.gov/pefo/learn/historyc ... r-rock.htm

[Sevenless]

Realism aside, I find it very important to discover the wisdom of hearthlings past. Such bold, beautiful sentences as "ur gey" and "сука блять"

[Field]

Sometimes you find heartsecrets from ages past and realise that the people are still playing. I had that experience when I found F&I leader's hs in one random decayed hermitage. Would the runestone decay faster than the claim and hermitage's walls I'd never find it.

[MadNomad]

I find it very important to discover the wisdom of hearthlings past. Such bold, beautiful sentences as "ur gey" and "сука блять"

I agree! This kind of cultural heritage shouldn't be affected by decay so easily!

[Vassteel]

there is no reason they should decay +1 fix it jorb

[Burinn]

Agreed. I was on a tour of the Southwestern United States a few years ago and saw petroglyphs carved in the rocks from around 600 to 2000 years ago (estimated). https://www.nps.gov/pefo/learn/historyc ... r-rock.htm

there is no reason they should decay +1 fix it jorb

Hearthlings liberal burning of wood has created acidic rain that wears away the stones.

[Vassteel]

Climate change is fake news!!!!

[Field]

B-but is it? w10 was normal and suddenly bam w11 oceans, and no hearthling has ever ventured to a place where raising crops is impossible due to too cold weather... In fact, do we even have rain? Ergo, runestones shouldn't decay.

[vatas]

Cultural heritage from Legacy era.