Wooden keyrings

[ardjun]

Why can't we carve a keyring from wood or a string even?
Having to get iron just because of this is kinda weird.

[sabinati]

you can use any metal. why do you have so many keys if you don't have access to even a tin nugget?

[maze]

Why can't we carve a keyring from wood or a string even?
Having to get iron just because of this is kinda weird.

Key rings are useless anyway. you can make all your doors work with 1 key.

Take the master key you want to make the MAIN key and use it to click a lock.
have the other master key of the door you're chaning in your inventory click the lock to the door.

Congrats you now have a door that works with 1 key.

but I do agree maybe a wooden keyring with 4slots.

[ardjun]

you can use any metal. why do you have so many keys if you don't have access to even a tin nugget?

Quite easily and it's beyond the scope of this thread.

Key rings are useless anyway. you can make all your doors work with 1 key.

Take the master key you want to make the MAIN key and use it to click a lock.
have the other master key of the door you're chaning in your inventory click the lock to the door.

Congrats you now have a door that works with 1 key.

Going to try this.

[Floofins]

But what about different locks on different doors? My friends and I are setting up a village where we will give out keys that give access to a communal area where we'll set up little "businesses," and we're going to have separate locks/keys for areas that will only be for villagers, like our personal houses and crops and stockpiles.

I think a more easily accessible keyring is a good idea. Better yet, make it an accessory so I don't have to use up an inventory space or retrieve it from a hiding spot every time I want to get in and out. I understand why stuff like frying pans and meat grinders have to be metal, but a keyring? Especially considering how early you can get locks and keys, compared to actually being able to do anything productive with mining.