so should i Settle on 48QL clay?? on a mudflats, close to a river ?
or live somewere else and just claim that later?
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rye130
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Re: 48QL clay
Settle on good soil. Q48 clay isnt that notable.
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Burg
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Re: 48QL clay
go to HS: 66 clay and get some better clay 
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Desereck
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Re: 48QL clay
Best I've come across yet is Q50 (just a few seconds ago actually) , and even that's not enough to stop looking for better.
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Onionfighter
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MagicManICT
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Re: 48QL clay
Q48 clay is a damn good start if you don't want to compete and attempt to protect a really high quality spot. As rye said above, Soil really is more important as you'll be going through a lot more of that as well as getting your crop Q up much faster, plus you'll outgrow that q48 clay within a couple of months. However, a good supply of q45ish Toy Chariots isn't anything to sneeze at, either. They're not the best of curios, but they're far from the worst (considering they're only 3 weight, they make great fillers).
The location of a settlement is probably one of the hardest things to pick. There's so many variables to account for. Good luck in your decision, no matter what you decide to do.
I don't like settling on mudflats unless you know there's better quality soil underneath. You have to plant grass before you can farm or do anything else with it.
The location of a settlement is probably one of the hardest things to pick. There's so many variables to account for. Good luck in your decision, no matter what you decide to do.
I don't like settling on mudflats unless you know there's better quality soil underneath. You have to plant grass before you can farm or do anything else with it.
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