Iron Ochre

Iron Ochre
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 (Ore, Stone)
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>	Ore (75), Stone (70)
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored.	Mining
Produced By	Mining Tool
Specific Type of	Stone, Ore
Required By	(1) Bar of Cast Iron, (Stone (65): Adder Brooch, Alchemist's Table, Barter Pole, Bell Fountain, Bonfire, Border Cairn, Charter Stone, Cistern, Coronation Stone, Dovecote, Dry Stone Fence, Fealty Stone, Feather Sunfeather, Feather Trinket, Field Cairn, Fireplace, Flagpole, Granary, Grave Cairn, Great Hall, Greenhouse, Grotesque Idol, Lantern Hanger, Menhir, Milestone, Milling Machine, Mine Hole, Mortar & Pestle, Notice Board, Ore Smelter, Oven, Personal Claim, Petraglyph, Potter's Wheel, Primitive Doll, Rattle-Tattle-Talisman, Reed Brooch, Rock Lobster, Runed Dolmen, Seamark, Seer's Stones, Ship Dock, Stack Furnace, Statue of the Chieftain, Steel Crucible, Stone Arrow, Stone Axe, Stone Bench, Stone Casket, Stone Column... further results), (Ore (1): Slag)
Go to Objects

Iron Ochre is an Ore, it must be smelted in an Ore Smelter to extract Bar of Cast Iron with 12% chance (% showed with all mining skills), otherwise it smelts into Slag. Ore is a type of Stone, so it can also be used as pavement and to build with.

Iron Ochre looks like this inside the game:

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  Iron Ochre vein inside caves/mines.

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  Iron Ochre as pavement.

How to Acquire

• Mine a wall in a Cave, requires the Mining skill.

Quality

• Iron Ochre received from mining walls in a Cave has node-based quality and is hardcapped by Masonry and then softcapped by Mining Tool.

Notes:

• Also known as Limonite. Using a client that shows terrain and object names will display this name as the type instead of "Iron Ochre" when the tile type is checked.