Pottery jar - Revision history

Oluffus at 13:18, 23 March 2022

2022-03-23T13:18:39Z

2020-01-24T13:33:19Z

Added dye amount, clean up

2019-09-06T01:18:54Z

Added dyeable status, some clean up and changes

2018-06-02T23:14:49Z

Added note that it can be dyed/painted

2017-03-28T22:32:28Z

Took out unnecessary info, outdated info, added sealing info, revamped page a bit, looks good

2015-04-13T22:11:14Z

2015-04-13T21:07:50Z

2015-03-31T05:36:45Z

itemBox template convert

2014-07-12T10:38:19Z

Added the apples note.

2014-04-22T01:14:28Z

Added link to clay jar

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 == Description ==
 ''A clay jar hardened by fire.''
 == Notes ==

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 |creation=Heating [[clay jar]]
 |improve=no
-|dyeable=yes
+|dyeamount=40
 }}
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 == Notes ==
-* Created by heating a [[clay jar]] in a [[campfire]], [[stone oven]], [[forge]], or [[kiln]].
+* A pottery jar is created by heating a [[clay jar]] in a [[campfire]], [[stone oven]], [[forge]], or [[kiln]].
 * Holds up to 2.00 kg of liquid.
-* The jar can also hold non liquid items, like 16 apples (3.20 kg).
+* The jar can also hold non liquid items.
 * A hardened pottery jar can no longer be improved, nor repaired.
 * Can be sealed with a [[wax sealing kit]] to preserve contents from decay.

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 |creation=Heating [[clay jar]]
 |improve=no
 }}
 == Description ==
 ''A clay jar hardened by fire.''
 == Notes ==
 * Holds up to 2.00 kg of liquid.
-* The jar can also hold other non liquid items. For example 16 apples (3.20 kg).
+* The jar can also hold non liquid items, like 16 apples (3.20 kg).
 * A hardened pottery jar can no longer be improved, nor repaired.
 * Can be sealed with a [[wax sealing kit]] to preserve contents from decay.
-* Can be dyed/painted.
+* Pottery jar is needed when creating a [[compass]].
 == See Also ==

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 * A hardened pottery jar can no longer be improved, nor repaired.
 * Can be sealed with a [[wax sealing kit]] to preserve contents from decay.
 == See Also ==

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 ''A clay jar hardened by fire.''
-'''Pottery jar''' is the finished product of a [[clay jar]] that has been heated up in a fire. It can be used as a small portable [[container]] for items and liquids, for instance when making [[dye]], [[lye]] or [[tannin]]. Pottery jar is also needed when creating a [[compass]].
+'''Pottery jar''' is the finished product of a [[clay jar]] that has been heated up in a fire.
-== Method ==
+== Usage ==
-* Put the clay jar in a [[campfire]], [[stone oven]] or [[forge]] (hottest)
+* It can be used as a small portable [[container]] for items and liquids, for instance when making [[dye]], [[lye]] or [[tannin]].
-* Wait until the grey clay jar turns into a reddish pottery jar. It can take quite a few minutes.
+* Pottery jar is also needed when creating a [[compass]].
-== Result ==
+== Notes ==
 * Holds up to 2.00 kg of liquid.
+* The jar can also hold other non liquid items. For example 16 apples (3.20 kg).
-A hardened pottery jar can no longer be improved, nor repaired.
+* A hardened pottery jar can no longer be improved, nor repaired.
+* Can be sealed with a [[wax sealing kit]] to preserve contents from decay.
 == See Also ==

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 The jar can also hold other non liquid items. For example 16 apples (3,20 kg). More is to be tested on this subject.
-When only 1kg of water is required, 8 hazelnuts will leave room for only 1 kg of water.  5 potatoes and 6 barley leave 1.02 kg of water.
+When only 1kg of water is required, 8 [[hazelnuts]] will leave room for only 1 kg of water.  5 potatoes and 6 barley leave 1.02 kg of water.
 == See Also ==

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 [[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Pottery]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
-{{item
+{{itemBox
 |image=Pottery jar.png
 |result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.30 kg)

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	A hardened pottery jar can no longer be improved, nor repaired.		A hardened pottery jar can no longer be improved, nor repaired.
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		+	== Notes ==
		+	The jar can also hold other non liquid items. For example 16 apples (3,20 kg). More is to be tested on this subject.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==