Difference between revisions of "Bulk storage bin"

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*cotton and cotton seed
 
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*hull plank
 
*keel section
 
*keel section

Revision as of 20:11, 16 February 2010

Bulk storage bin
A Bulk storage bin
Creation
  1. Activate iron ribbon
  2. Right-click plank
  3. Open submenu "Create > Containers"
Additional materials
Result
  • Bulk storage bin
Skill and improvement




Description

A storage bin made from planks and strengthened with iron ribbons.

The quality of the items you get out seem to be the average of the items you put in, similar to combining items in your inventory. 5% of the stored items are lost per month.

The Bulk storage bin can contain:

  • animal fat
  • armour chains
  • arrows (shaft, hunting, war)
  • ash
  • belaying pin
  • cotton and cotton seed
  • dredge scraping lip
  • flowers
  • hull plank
  • keel section
  • log
  • lump
  • nails (large and small)
  • ore
  • peat
  • peg
  • plank
  • rags
  • ribbon
  • rock shards
  • scrap
  • seeds (all kinds)
  • shaft
  • sheet (steel, silver, gold)
  • square piece of cloth
  • stone brick
  • string of cloth
  • tar
  • tenons
  • wemp (plants, fiber and seed)
  • wood scraps


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Notes

  • Finished bulk storage bins can not be picked up, but can be pushed, pulled, and turned like forges and ovens.
  • On failure, the plank is damaged and the ribbon is destroyed.
  • Enchants, renames, and other "special" characteristics are lost.
  • Can be secured like a large chest with a large padlock.
  • Storage bins can be used to separate large piles of combined items (e.g. woodscraps).
  • Storage bins can be used to combine leftover bits of logs, assuming they are of the same type.