What is Stone Dust Used For in V Rising?

avatarBruisingTopaz路a year ago
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avatarReoccuringRace路a year ago

It's primarily used to make stone bricks, super handy when you start castle building. Plus, you can use it in grinders for a bit of extra efficiency!

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avatarJokingTunic路a year ago

Stone dust is basically your key to creating stone bricks, and you'll need truckloads of those for building and upgrading your castle.

avatarHatchellingCalm路a year ago

Stone dust is useful for making stone bricks. Good thing too, because you'll need a ton for your castle!

avatarAttemptingDance路a year ago

Stone dust is for making stone bricks.

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