Scrape Pottery Sherd
Pottery sherd from cold ocean ruins; depicts a hook-like scraping tool used in decorated pot crafting.
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Description
The Scrape Pottery Sherd is recovered exclusively by brushing suspicious sand inside cold ocean ruins resting on the seafloor; like every sherd it cannot be crafted from other materials. Its face shows a hook-like implement, commonly read as a fishing hook, a hide scraper, or a tool for stripping material from a surface, fitting the maritime context of its source structure.
The fragment is consumed in the Decorated Pot recipe, where four sherds or bricks are arranged in a plus shape around an empty center slot; whichever piece occupies a slot determines the design visible on that face of the finished pot. A Decorated Pot breaks into a whole pot when struck bare-handed, but shatters back into its individual components if any tool is used. The pot itself stores a single item stack and accepts hoppers placed above and below for automated transfer.
The fragment is consumed in the Decorated Pot recipe, where four sherds or bricks are arranged in a plus shape around an empty center slot; whichever piece occupies a slot determines the design visible on that face of the finished pot. A Decorated Pot breaks into a whole pot when struck bare-handed, but shatters back into its individual components if any tool is used. The pot itself stores a single item stack and accepts hoppers placed above and below for automated transfer.
