Wool quality

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Lunnaya
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Wool quality

Post by Lunnaya »

Hi! Why is the quality of wool lower than the quality of sheep? My Farming skill 137
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Re: Wool quality

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Any time an animal has less than 100% Wellfedness, the resulting products are also lower in quality proportional to the loss.
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Re: Wool quality

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I guess that the quality of your swill is less than the quality of the sheep.

If not that, then I guess the animal just matured and had been drinking lower quality milk as a lamb.
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Re: Wool quality

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In Legacy, animal tooltips show the value of what average quality the animal has eaten, not sure why Hafen doesn't have it.
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Re: Wool quality

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It's capped in some way by the quality of fodder
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Re: Wool quality

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Thanks, perhaps the quality of the milk could really be lower
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Re: Wool quality

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The quality of wool and mohair is soft capped by the geometric mean of dexterity and sewing, not by farming.
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Re: Wool quality

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Your cutting tool can also cap quality
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