Salem

Hi again, I got two more questions.

I recently started to dry rabbit skin, however when I came to my old homstead (near my claim and contains some equipment) one of my drying racks had disappeared (it had 2 skins on it)? any ideas? that rack was max 2 days old, could it have decayed fully already?

My second question involves housing? I recently set up a claim and was wondering what the benefits were to building the hovel? Should I be building one as soon as possible?

Monohan wrote:Hi again, I got two more questions.

I recently started to dry rabbit skin, however when I came to my old homstead (near my claim and contains some equipment) one of my drying racks had disappeared (it had 2 skins on it)? any ideas? that rack was max 2 days old, could it have decayed fully already?

My second question involves housing? I recently set up a claim and was wondering what the benefits were to building the hovel? Should I be building one as soon as possible?

Unless it was under your claim then it decayed.

You can build cabinets in them and a stove. they are nice to hide away stuff. people usually won't go in them fearing to be trapped inside.

Is there any difference between decay inside houses and decay on claimed land?

Best reason to build houses: For storing whole animal corpses because they will never decay.

staxjax wrote:Best reason to build houses: For storing whole animal corpses because they will never decay.

Leantos and sleds also provide this function atm

they also make your place look nice