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* Clay tiles can not be removed or changed to another type of tile. | * Clay tiles can not be removed or changed to another type of tile. | ||
* Dropping clay does not create clay tiles. | * Dropping clay does not create clay tiles. | ||
| − | * Clay tiles are found naturally, | + | * Clay tiles are found naturally, often below water level. |
* Clay can be dug with a dredge from below water level | * Clay can be dug with a dredge from below water level | ||
* Houses cannot be planned or built on clay tiles. | * Houses cannot be planned or built on clay tiles. | ||
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Description
A tile of clay that can be dug with a shovel or dredge.
Notes
- Provides an indefinite amount of clay.
- You can raise clay tiles by dropping dirt or sand on the corners.
- You can not lower clay tiles by digging. Be careful when dropping dirt, as raising a clay tile cannot be easily undone. If the northwest corner is adjacent to terraformable tile types that corner can be lowered through digging.
- Clay tiles can be lowered using the Level command if all corners are higher or level to an adjacent flat tile. A digging skill of 70 is required to do this.
- Clay tiles can not be removed or changed to another type of tile.
- Dropping clay does not create clay tiles.
- Clay tiles are found naturally, often below water level.
- Clay can be dug with a dredge from below water level
- Houses cannot be planned or built on clay tiles.
