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{{GridBlank|Straw}} Straw is used to concentrate heat around clay items being fired in a [[Pit Kiln]] and to create [[Thatch]] blocks, which are one of the earliest building blocks available in the game. Straw can be harvested from tall grass by cutting it with a [[Knife]] or a [[Scythe]]. Straw is also produced when [[Agriculture#Refining|refining harvested grains]].
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{{Item
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|title= Straw
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|image= Straw.png
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|invimage= Straw
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|stackable= Yes, 64
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|size= Tiny
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|weight= Light
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|itemid= 17005
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}}
  
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== Obtaining ==
  
{{Blocks}}
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Straw can be obtained by breaking tall grass found throughout the world with a [[Knife]] or a [[Scythe]]. Each block of tall grass broken will yield a single piece of Straw.  Straw is also produced as a byproduct when refining [[Agriculture#Grains|Grains]].
  
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Straw can also be recovered from its block form, [[Thatch]].
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{{Grid/Inventory Table
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|A1= Thatch
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|Output= Straw, 4
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}}
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== Usage ==
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=== [[Thatch]] ===
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{{Grid/Inventory Table
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|A1= Straw |B1= Straw
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|A2= Straw |B2= Straw
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|Output= Thatch
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}}
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=== [[Pottery]] ===
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Eight pieces of straw are required in combination with eight [[log]]s in order to fill a [[Pit Kiln]].
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=== [[Firepit]] ===
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A piece of straw can be added, along with 3 [[stick]]s when using a [[firestarter]] to increase the chance of successfully starting a fire.
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== History ==
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{{History|b}}
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{{History||77.0|Added straw. Obtained by breaking tall grass with a knife or scythe and refining grains.|Added pit kiln, requires 16 straw.}}
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{{History||78.0|Made pit kiln only one block deep. Uses 8 straw and 8 logs instead of 16.}}
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{{History||78.17|Thatch blocks can be converted back into straw.}}
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{{History|foot}}
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{{Blocks}}
 
[[Category:Raw Material]]
 
[[Category:Raw Material]]

Latest revision as of 02:16, 17 November 2014

Straw
Straw.png
Straw
Stackable

Yes, 64

Size

Tiny

Weight

Light

ItemID

terrafirmacraft:item.17005

Obtaining

Straw can be obtained by breaking tall grass found throughout the world with a Knife or a Scythe. Each block of tall grass broken will yield a single piece of Straw. Straw is also produced as a byproduct when refining Grains.

Straw can also be recovered from its block form, Thatch.

Thatch Straw4
Grid layout Arrow (small).png

Usage

Thatch

Straw Straw Thatch
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Straw Straw

Pottery

Eight pieces of straw are required in combination with eight logs in order to fill a Pit Kiln.

Firepit

A piece of straw can be added, along with 3 sticks when using a firestarter to increase the chance of successfully starting a fire.

History

Beta
77.0Added straw. Obtained by breaking tall grass with a knife or scythe and refining grains.
Added pit kiln, requires 16 straw.
78.0Made pit kiln only one block deep. Uses 8 straw and 8 logs instead of 16.
78.17Thatch blocks can be converted back into straw.


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