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Settled in Lower Nubia, escaped town immediately. Living a quiet life in the 'burbs.

Proud to be wed to my perfect Egyptian bride, Anankha! Life is now less quiet, but much more pleasant.

"Stonebob Limestonepants!", my sculpture at Condo-on-the-Nile, Pirates' Crossing, Lower Nubia, has passed! (That's 1095 -2761 for the map-centric among us.) Actually, "Stonebob Limestonepants Jr." passed, near the LN Level 1 beetle garden. A complete void of ideas for a sculpture was one of the reasons I took some months away from Egypt. In a surprise twist, and with much helpful prompting from Jodpar and Amy, this - erm... "creation" came to life! Thanks to both of you!

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I've verified the following recipes (thanks to the PracticalPaint tool, and LittleCleo's reaction testing spreadsheet!)

Color	Ingredients
Blue Violet	1 Carrot, 1 RedSand, 9 Cabbage Juice, 1 Potash
Crimson	12 Carrot, 5 Red Sand, 1 Cabbage Juice
Dark Green	1 Sulfur, 9 Clay, 1 Copper
Dark Slate Gray	5 Cabbage Juice, 4 Clay, 1 Iron
Forest Green	7 Earthlight, 1 Cabbage Juice, 1 Sulfur, 1 Clay, 1 Copper
Hot Pink	1 Clay, 1 Carrot, 1 Toad Skin, 1 Sulfur, 1 Lime, 7 Cabbage Juice
Indian Red	4 Cabbage Juice, 1 Clay, 5 Carrots
Medium Spring Green	1 Earthlight, 1 Sulfur, 1 Clay, 7 Copper, 1 Cabbage Juice
Pale Violet Red	1 Copper, 5 Cabbage Juice, 4 Clay
Purple	6 Cabbage Juice, 4 Clay, 1 Sulfur
Spring Green	8 Earthlight, 1 Sulfur, 1 Clay, 1 Copper
Light Green
Light Blue
Goldenrod	7 Carrot, 1 Sulfur, 3 Clay

Mining

Mineral Compositions

Mineral	Abbr	RL Concentrations	Mol Wt(gm)
Abhurite	ABU	74.65% Sn 0.42% H 14.86% Cl 10.06% O	477.05
Akdalaite	AKA	50.69% Al 0.47% H 48.84% O	425.86
Ashoverite	ASH	65.78% Zn 2.03% H 32.19% O	99.40
Bernalite	BEA	52.26% Fe 2.83% H 44.91% O	106.87
Berndtite	BEN	64.92% Sn 35.08% S	182.84
Cassiterite	CAS	78.77% Sn 21.23% O	150.71
Corundum	COR	52.93% Al 47.07% O	101.96
Covellite	COV	66.46% Cu 33.54% S	95.61
Cupalite	CUA	29.74% Al 7.21% Zn 63.05% Cu	90.71
Cuprite	CUR	88.82% Cu 11.18% O	143.09
Danbaite	DAN	67.3% Zn 32.7% Cu	194.33
Diaspore	DIA	44.98% Al 1.68% H 53.34% O	59.99
Digenite	DIG	78.1% Cu 21.9% S	732.24
Fayalite	FAY	54.81% Fe 13.78% Si 31.41% O	203.78
Hematite	HEM	69.94% Fe 30.06% O	159.69
Hibonite	HIB	4.52% Ca 1.96% La 1.98% Ce 0.17% Mg 3.38% Ti 39.59% Al 5.52% Fe 42.89% O	708.81
Kamecite	KAM	89.54% Fe 10.46% Ni	56.13
Magnetite	MAG	72.36% Fe 27.64% O	231.54
Matraite	MAT	67.1% Zn 32.9% S	97.46
Osbornite	OSO	77.37% Ti 22.63% N	61.89
Romarchite	ROM	88.12% Sn 11.88% O	134.71
Rulite	RUL	Ti
Sweetite	SWE	65.78% Zn 2.03% H 32.19% O	99.40
Tenorite	TEN	79.89% Cu 20.11% O	79.55
Wulfingite	WUL	65.78% Zn 2.03% H 32.19% O	99.40

Metals

Fe	HEM	KAM	MAG	Result
41	3	19	19	34

Alloys

Bronze

Cu:Sn	ABU	CUR	DIG	ROM	TEN	Result
15:15	5	11	2	10	2	0
28:7	2	21		5	7	26

Brass

Cu:Zn	Dumped by	ASH	COV	CUA	CUR	DAN	DIG	MAT	SWE	TEN	Result
9:9		1	1		4	5		1	2	4	15
19:18		3	3		12	4		11		4	31
23:23					18	14	1	9		4	0
24:22					12	18		4		12	39
26:23		3	2		16	14		6		8	42
26:23		1			20	16	1	3	3	5	18
26:23		1	3		19	11		11		4	42
26:23	Malesh	3			16	12	2	7	1	8	42
27:23		4		2	21	17		4		4	18
27:24		6			12	15		3		15	43
29:26			2		18	20		6		9	47
29:26		4			17	16		6		12	47

For me, it appears that Digenite will ruin, or at least greatly reduce the yield, of a smelt. Others have had problems with Matraite, Ashoverite or Danbaite ruining their smelts. I wonder if we are seeing another hashed effect, where some ore crystal(s) will not work in alloys for each individual. With so few ores used in alloys, most people would never see anything. The rest of us are left wondering what's going on. The losses seem to occur at the time the cart is loaded in the furnace, so when I had Malesh dump the Digenite-infected brass load above, it worked fine for me to fire it, but when I've dumped similar cart loads before, they failed.

Steel

Fe:Sn	ABU	BEA	CAS	HEM	KAM	MAG	ROM	Dirt	Sand	Result	Remarks
16:4	2				1	15	2			3
23:16	2	2	2	2	3	16	12		15	6	15 Sand
30:7					No details					9	4 Ti, 6 limestone, 2 Zn impurities

Fe:Al	KAM	MAG	AKD	COR	DIA	HIB	COV	CUR	Dirt	Sand	Result	Remarks
27:5	8	19		3	2		1	2	2	9	0	Also 3 Cu, 2 Dirt, 9 Sand
5:3	3	2	2			1			2	2	2	Total impures>Al, all single inpures <Al

Steel appears to ignore any impurities, metal or not, so long as there is more of the secondary metal than the impurities. Also, the 2nd Fe:Al test shows that no single impurity should be greater than the secondary metal, but the total can exceed it and still work normally.

Gearboxes

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	Used	Range	Gear Train
%					30					E30	3/5*3/5/6
8					13
7					43
6				4					Count	Type	Comments
5			46						7	Small
4									3	Medium
3			15							Large
2		53							3m74	Cost
1	3									Design

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	Used	Range	Gear Train
%		50					400			B50	3/5/6
8		16					113			G400	6/5/3*6/5
7							113
6		15				115			Count	Type	Comments
5			43						9	Small
4		4				136			6	Medium
3			46		15					Large
2		4							6m138	Cost
1	4									Design

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	Used	Range	Gear Train
%				288			400			D288	6/5*6/5/3*6/5
8				5			3			G400	6/5*6/5/3*5/3
7							3
6				614			3		Count	Type	Comments
5					114		3		11	Small
4						534			7	Medium
3	316		165		15					Large
2	3								7m162	Cost
1	3									Design

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	Used	Range	Gear Train
%				42						D42	3/5/6*5/6
8				3
7				3
6				3					Count	Type	Comments
5				3					6	Small
4		65		36					4	Medium
3										Large
2		5							4m92	Cost
1	3									Design

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	Used	Range	Gear Train
%				100		60		50		D100
8				4		15		16		F60	3/5
7					43					H50	3/5/6
6					13				Count	Type	Comments
5					43				10	Small
4				4					2	Medium
3			4							Large
2		4							2m60	Cost
1	4									Design

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	Used	Range	Gear Train
%						116				F116	5/6*5/6*5/3
8						113
7							615
6									Count	Type	Comments
5					45		56		6	Small
4				4					5	Medium
3			4							Large
2		4							5m112	Cost
1	4									Design

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	Used	Range	Gear Train
%	30							21		A30	3/5/6*3/5
8	114							3		H21	3/5/6*3/5/6
7		514		5		65		36
6			36						Count	Type	Comments
5									9	Small
4			15						7	Medium
3		13								Large
2		43							7m158	Cost
1	4									Design

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	Used	Range	Gear Train
%
8
7
6									Count	Type	Comments
5										Small
4										Medium
3										Large
2										Cost
1										Design

A482-A593 D117-D150 H147-H194

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