Salem

320-500s for the rod(25-40% in lead purity).

Cereal seeds around 10-20% either mercury or sulfur in purity. 2-3s per seed.

I'm curious, why does specifically lead matter? Fertilizer no longer affects crop's purity if you hadn't heard and I haven't seen anything that clearly is affected by high purity rock/iron.

http://salemwiki.info/index.php/Filet_on_the_Rocks

Well yes, that, but mercury rocks would provide more black bile than lead would.

Ass_Kraken wrote:I'm curious, why does specifically lead matter? Fertilizer no longer affects crop's purity if you hadn't heard and I haven't seen anything that clearly is affected by high purity rock/iron.

Buying of rod and seeds is not related agriculturally.

If I understanded correctly(conversation in IRC), the world has different areas of different purities. I thought we search for mining place with lead pure rod, because things seems to be lead pure around. If this is not true, please correct me.

I think the 2-3 silver per seed for 10-20% pure cereal seeds price is a bit irrational.
50 of 0% pure seeds sold by the Boston NPCs cost 125 silver, while 50 of the seeds at your price would be 100-150 silver.

Glennfinnan wrote:I think the 2-3 silver per seed for 10-20% pure cereal seeds price is a bit irrational.
50 of 0% pure seeds sold by the Boston NPCs cost 125 silver, while 50 of the seeds at your price would be 100-150 silver.

Not irrational necessarily. Very quickly 0% seeds start getting sold to undercut the boston stalls. It's only objects being bought by the NPCs that have an actual price floor.

Oh and about "purity zones": I don't believe it in the slightest. I don't think anyone has enough data to actually prove this claim, but the same goes for disproving it in the end. Just take it with a grain of salt. If there's no purity zones, it still doesn't change the chances of you finding your lead purity mine anyway.

I did a test of one field of 25/25/25/25 seed and starter humus, nothing else applied, inside a lead mine, in a field in a marsh, on grassland and in pine forest. If I had more neutral starter humus I would have made 3 fields in each to account for RNG and provide a better sample size... And it seems to me its random and unrelated to the floor of the biome, although salt did show itself to increase in all but pine, where I got lead. I'd need to do more for a proper test because my sample size is far to small to draw any conclusions beyond one randomly gains elements and salt seems to predominate.

yall take farming here like serious lol