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| − | + | * 500 [[requires::Powdered Diamond]] | |
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| + | ==Upgrade Use== | ||
| + | *Cut a piece of [[White Alabaster]] into a [[produces::Marble Mortar]] | ||
| + | *Cut a [[Decorative Stone]] into 8 [[produces::Decorative Stone Dust]]s. | ||
Upgrading the Mason's Bench requires the technology [[Stonemasonry 2]]. | Upgrading the Mason's Bench requires the technology [[Stonemasonry 2]]. | ||
==== Upgrade Cost ==== | ==== Upgrade Cost ==== | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:26, 20 March 2016
| English | Deutsch | français | magyar | Türkçe |
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| Size | 8x9 |
| Where | Compound |
Source
This building becomes available after you have learned the Stonemasonry tech.
Cost
Built: in a Compound. Uses 8x9 cells.
Use
- Cut a Medium Stones into a Crucibles (10 minutes).
- Cut a Medium Stones into a Nail Mould (7 minutes).
- Cut a Medium Stones into a Small Stone Block (12 minutes).
Upgrade
- 500 Powdered Diamond
Upgrade Use
- Cut a piece of White Alabaster into a Marble Mortar
- Cut a Decorative Stone into 8 Decorative Stone Dusts.
Upgrading the Mason's Bench requires the technology Stonemasonry 2.
