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=== How to knap: === | === How to knap: === | ||
1.{{k|d}}rop anything you are holding in your hands.<br /> | 1.{{k|d}}rop anything you are holding in your hands.<br /> | ||
| − | 2.{{k|g}}rab two small rocks from the ground. Note that not all map tiles contain rocks, only those described as | + | 2.{{k|g}}rab two small rocks from the ground. Note that not all map tiles contain rocks, only those described as pebbles, and that the type of rock varies depending on the geology of the area. If you already have rocks in your backpack, you can {{k|r}}emove them, putting each in a free hand. (Alternatively, you can collect many rocks, {{k|T}}ravel to a different area and drop them on the ground, as dropped rocks can be used as if they were in your hands if you stand on the same tile as them. However, it is necessary to go to a place having a different natural rock type, as rocks dropped in an area containing the same type of rocks will simply disappear.)<br /> |
[[File:Rocksinhands.PNG]] | [[File:Rocksinhands.PNG]] | ||
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