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The minimum amount of perception ability (perception*exploration) needed to find feldspar is unknown, though there is speculation. Users have claimed to have found feldspar deposits with 30 PER and 36 EXP (which multiplies to 1080 perception ability), 21 PER and 42 EXP (which multiplies to 882 perception ability) and 22 PER and 40 EXP (which multiplies to 880 perception ability). | The minimum amount of perception ability (perception*exploration) needed to find feldspar is unknown, though there is speculation. Users have claimed to have found feldspar deposits with 30 PER and 36 EXP (which multiplies to 1080 perception ability), 21 PER and 42 EXP (which multiplies to 882 perception ability) and 22 PER and 40 EXP (which multiplies to 880 perception ability), 26 PER and 32 EXP (which multiplies to 832). | ||
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Feldspar is an ingredient of Bone Clay, which is used to make porcelain plates and ceramic meat grinders.
How to Acquire
These things can be mostly found in Foraging. When found, right click them and select "Pick".
More confirmation is needed if it depends on your nature/industry belief or that it depends on your Perception ability (perception*exploration) or both. Having a high nature belief may cause you to fail picking them properly, meaning it'll just disappear.
Caution! The Feldspar can be used as Stones so you can pave Tiles and you can shoot with it.
The minimum amount of perception ability (perception*exploration) needed to find feldspar is unknown, though there is speculation. Users have claimed to have found feldspar deposits with 30 PER and 36 EXP (which multiplies to 1080 perception ability), 21 PER and 42 EXP (which multiplies to 882 perception ability) and 22 PER and 40 EXP (which multiplies to 880 perception ability), 26 PER and 32 EXP (which multiplies to 832).