Wagon

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Wagon

Creation
Activate plank Right-click Small wheel axle Open submenu "Create > Carts"
Additional materials
2 sheets 20 plank (2.00 kg) 10 small nails 4 shaft 1 small wheel axle 2 yoke
Result
Wagon
Skill and improvement
Uses fine carpentry

Contents

Description

A fairly large wagon designed to be dragged by four animals.

Subcomponents

• 2x small wheel axle

Total Materials

• 14 shaft
• 33 planks
• 10 small nails
• 2 yoke
• 2 sheets

Useful capacity quantities

The capacity of a wagon can be adjusted by stacking other containers, such as large crates, inside. Up to 9 large crates or 16 small crates can be added to a wagon.

Item	No containers	With 9 Large Crates
Any of: Dirt Heap of sand Peat Ores Rock shards	100	2700
Bulk storage bin	1	0
Felled Tree	50	??
Forge	4	??
Large chest	53	??
Raft	21	??

Quantities ending in a question mark are estimated or otherwise unconfirmed. Quantities denoted as "??" are unknown and need to be tested.

Notes

• 40 fine carpentry to create
• Wagons can hold 16 small crates or 9 large crates.
• Bisons have a speedbonus when dragging wagons
• You need 40 fine carpentry to continue building a wagon. Forum thread
• 21 mind logic is needed to command it
• 23 Body Strength is needed to use the load cargo function (Needs confirmation)
• Plank quality effects creation chance. The QL of additional components plays a major role in the attach chance, especially at lower fine carpentry skill levels.
• At 50 fine carpentry skill, with a 25.97ql plank, the creation chance was 9%. At 50 fine carpentry skill, with a 45.56ql plank, the creation chance was 19%.
• At 40 fine carpentry skill, with a 20.76ql plank, the creation chance was 0%. With a 31.20ql or 32.84ql plank and the same skill level, the creation chance was 8%. With a 46.82ql plank, the creation chance was 13%.

Loadable Items

(not all currently listed)

• Bed
• Bulk Storage Bin
• Food Storage Bin
• Forge
• Large Barrel
• Large Crate
• Small Crate

See also

Load cargo

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