Stone

Stone
Vital statistics
Size	1 x 1
Skill(s) Required	None
Produced By	Boulder, Ore smelter, Cave, Mine Hole
Required By	Charter Stone, Cistern, Coronation Stone, Feather Trinket, Field Cairn, Granary, Grave Cairn, Great Hall, Oven, Potter's Wheel, Primitive Doll, Rattle-Tattle-Talisman, Rock Lobster Lure, Runed Dolmen, Seer's Stones, Statue of the Chieftain, Steel Crucible, Stone Arrow, Stone Axe, Stone Casket, Stone Column, Stone Throne, Stone Tower, Sublime Portico, Village Banner, Village Claim, Well, Wilderness Beacon
Damage	0
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Stones are used in the making of various items, as well as in the construction of many objects.

How to Acquire

Right-click a boulder and hit "Chip Stone".

All stone types can essentially be found as surface boulders, but these are "while supplies last" as they currently do not respawn.[Verify] Depending on how close you are to a populated area like the spawn zone, you may have to rely on caves for your stone, which also hold all different stone types in veins. This requires the Mining skill.

Most stones have a quality of 10, but higher quality stones can be found by mining underground and as a byproduct of smelting quality slag.

Notes

• Stone can be used to Pave.
• Digging out a cellar produces a number of boulders of the stone type that is directly below in the cave layer. This could be used to get an infinite supply of a certain stone type by destroying and rebuilding the house. Cellars built on ore do not produce ore boulders and instead will find the closest stone type.
• Ore also counts as stone and can thus be stacked into existing stone stockpiles and be used in recipes or construction.
• Ore that fails to smelt into metal will always become gneiss.
• Most buildings and objects that require stone will have texture of stone(s) used.
• Crafts that require specific type of stone exist. Notable ones include Bone Clay, (feldspar) Flint & Steel and Purple Pigment (cinnabar.)

List of stones

Stone		Vein
	Basalt
	Cat Gold	(Sometimes received when mining anything.)
	Cinnabar
	Dolomite
	Feldspar
	Flint
	Gneiss
	Granite
	Hornblende
	Limestone
	Marble
	Porphyry
	Quartz
	Sandstone
	Schist