Ball Clay
| Ball Clay | |
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| Vital statistics | |
| Size | 1 x 1 |
| Stack Stacking data for (all) items is set at the Stack page in the Stacking property data section.<br><i>Please use "Source Edit" mode when editing this.</i> | Max:3 (Clay) |
| Stockpile Stockpile data for (all) items is set at the Stockpile page in the Stockpile property data section.<br><br><i>Please use "Source Edit" mode when editing there.</i> | Clay (80) |
| Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored. | Pottery |
| Terrain | Shallow Water |
| Object(s) Required | None |
| Specific Type of | Clay |
| Required By | (1) Coade Clay, (Clay (27): Brick, Clay Cauldron, Crucible, Crude Idol, Granary, Kiln, Lead Talisman, Potter's Wheel, Seamark, Shiny Marbles, Snuffbox, Stack Furnace, Tar Kiln, Tripod Burner, Unfired Ceramic Knife, Unfired Clay Jar, Unfired Clay Pipe, Unfired Garden Pot, Unfired Hand Impression, Unfired Mug, Unfired Pot, Unfired Teapot, Unfired Treeplanter's Pot, Unfired Urn, Whitemetal Cup, Whitemetal Ring, Wilderness Beacon) |
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Ball Clay is one of the variations of Clay, which can be used to build structures and craft various items such as Pottery or Bricks
Ball Clay is naturally brownish-gray, but when Kilned, it makes red bricks and pottery. This and Acre Clay are the only clays with non-straightforward colors.
How to Acquire
To obtain Ball Clay, you must find Shallow Water and dig for clay.
Note that the Ball Clay quality is hardcapped by Masonry.
Digging can be done per tile (if need be).
Click "Dig" action, and than left-click some sallow water tile. The hearthling will dig until the tile has no more clay to give.
But digging can also be done in auto mode.
Click "Dig" action, and than use Shift+left-click. While in auto mode the hearthling will scan nearby tiles for clay, if a tile is empty, and continues digging tile after tile while it can.
Digging for Ball Clay can be done on foot, on horseback, or in a boat.
Using a shovel for digging is highly advised. It significantly speeds up the digging process, even with a low quality shovel.