Guster Pottery Sherd
Pottery sherd with a wind-blowing face, brushed from suspicious gravel in trial chambers.
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Description
The Guster Pottery Sherd is one of the decorative sherds added with the Tricky Trials update. It is obtained only by brushing suspicious gravel found inside trial chambers, the underground structures that house trial spawners and vaults. The fragment shows a stylised face with puffed cheeks blowing wind, a motif tied to the Breeze mob's gust attack; the same Guster design also appears on Guster Banner Patterns and Guster Armor Trims.
Like other sherds, the piece cannot be crafted and exists only as loot. It is used in the Decorated Pot recipe, placed with three other sherds or bricks in a plus shape around an empty centre, where each fragment's face is rendered on the side matching its slot. A Decorated Pot drops whole when broken by hand and breaks back into its component sherds when mined with any tool. The pot itself has a single-stack inventory slot and accepts hoppers above and below.
Like other sherds, the piece cannot be crafted and exists only as loot. It is used in the Decorated Pot recipe, placed with three other sherds or bricks in a plus shape around an empty centre, where each fragment's face is rendered on the side matching its slot. A Decorated Pot drops whole when broken by hand and breaks back into its component sherds when mined with any tool. The pot itself has a single-stack inventory slot and accepts hoppers above and below.
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