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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
A large kiln-like pile made from [[log|logs]] and covered in [[dirt]]. The purpose is to turn the logs into [[tar]], [[ash]], and [[charcoal]].
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''A large kiln-like structure made from logs covered in dirt. The purpose is to turn the logs into tar and charcoal.''
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'''Charcoal pile''' is a large structure made from [[log]]s and [[pile of dirt|dirt]] and lit up with a [[kindling]]. When it burns, it slowly creates [[charcoal]], [[tar]] and [[ash]].
  
 
== Usage ==
 
== Usage ==

Revision as of 14:00, 12 October 2010

Main / Skills / Coal-making / Charcoal pile


Charcoal pile
A Charcoal pile
Creation
  1. Activate kindling (1.50 kg)
  2. Right-click log (24.0 kg)
  3. Open submenu "Create > Containers"
Additional materials
Result
  • Charcoal pile (0.10 kg)
Skill and improvement




Description

A large kiln-like structure made from logs covered in dirt. The purpose is to turn the logs into tar and charcoal.

Charcoal pile is a large structure made from logs and dirt and lit up with a kindling. When it burns, it slowly creates charcoal, tar and ash.

Usage

After finished, light the pile with your steel and flint and a kindling in your inventory. The pile will slowly damage and create charcoal, tar and ash. A pile will burn for one to two days, accumulating charcoal over time. The higher the QL, the longer the pile will burn. The pile products can be removed at any time without harm to further charcoal, tar and ash production.

Notes

  • The quality of the kindling affects the chance of creating a charcoal pile. The log and dirt will affect the rate of increase in quality of the pile when building, according to your coal-making skill. The quality level is not limited by skill, it is limited by the quality of the components added. A quality 20 pile will yield approximately 14 tar, coal and ash.
  • Cedarwood piles burn slower. Oakenwood piles burn slower and produce more charcoal
  • Ash decays inside the pile as it burns.
  • Multiple kindling can be combined as only the amount required during creation is used.
  • Light as soon as possible. Unlit piles will soon start to take "invisible" damage till lit, which is when the damage becomes apparent.
  • Cannot be created or continued inside a house