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==Construction== | ==Construction== | ||
A tannery requires two [[timber]] and six [[planks]] to be constructed by the player via regular placement. They can be placed anywhere in a player's region and can not be relocated once placed. | A tannery requires two {{Icon|timber}} [[timber]] and six {{Icon|planks}} [[planks]] to be constructed by the player via regular placement. They can be placed anywhere in a player's region and can not be relocated once placed. | ||
==Use== | ==Use== | ||
Each tannery allows for up to three families to work there, with the workers performing tasks to collect | Each tannery allows for up to three families to work there, with the workers performing tasks to collect {{Icon|hides}} [[hide]] and craft it into [[{{tl}}leather]]. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 29 March 2025
A tannery is a crafting building that employed villagers use to craft leather from hide.
Construction
A tannery requires two 
timber and six 
planks to be constructed by the player via regular placement. They can be placed anywhere in a player's region and can not be relocated once placed.
Use
Each tannery allows for up to three families to work there, with the workers performing tasks to collect 
hide and craft it into leather.
Appearance
The tannery is a small building with no upgrades. There are 3 pots out front of it filled with a yellow liquid.
Historically, hide is tanned into leather using human urine. The local households would collect and sell their urine to the local tanner which led us, much later in hisory, to the phrase "too poor for a pot to piss in" becoming slang to describe how poor one may be, since you were incredibly impoverished to not even be able to afford to sell your families waste.
