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| − | A Glass Blade is made from [[requires::Soda Glass]] in a [[requires:: | + | A Glass Blade is made from [[requires::Soda Glass]] in a [[requires::Glazier's Bench]]. Takes 120 seconds to cool. |
Glass blades are not as durable as metal blades, but are superior to those made from flint or slate. In real history, early societies sometimes used natural volcanic glass (obsidian) to make sharp tools. | Glass blades are not as durable as metal blades, but are superior to those made from flint or slate. In real history, early societies sometimes used natural volcanic glass (obsidian) to make sharp tools. | ||
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==Uses== | ==Uses== | ||
*10 used as tuition for [[Carving]] level 3. | *10 used as tuition for [[Carving]] level 3. | ||
| − | *1 is used to make a [[Glass | + | *1 is used to make a [[Knife:Glass]] along with 4 [[rawhide strips]]. |
| − | *1 is used to make a [[Glass Scythe]] along with a [[Crudely Carved Handle]] and 2 [[Twine]] (on a [[ | + | *1 is used to make a [[Glass Scythe]] along with a [[Crudely Carved Handle]] and 2 [[Twine]] (on a [[Carpentry Shop]]). |
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A Glass Blade is made from Soda Glass in a Glazier's Bench. Takes 120 seconds to cool.
Glass blades are not as durable as metal blades, but are superior to those made from flint or slate. In real history, early societies sometimes used natural volcanic glass (obsidian) to make sharp tools.
Uses
- 10 used as tuition for Carving level 3.
- 1 is used to make a Knife:Glass along with 4 rawhide strips.
- 1 is used to make a Glass Scythe along with a Crudely Carved Handle and 2 Twine (on a Carpentry Shop).
