Buildings

Can be placed on your Homestead. They include crafting stations, storage containers, and other aesthetic buildings with no gameplay function. All buildings can either be crafted in the Workbench, or bought from Abraham's shop.

## Crafting Stations

Crafting Stations often come in three stages: Basic (I), Greater (II), and Master (III). The Mill and the Enchanting Table are the only crafting stations with two stages, with both skipping over the Greater stage. The Wardrobe is the only crafting station that cannot be upgraded.

The purpose of upgrading a crafting station, besides the completion of a couple of quests, is to decrease the crafting time for all craftable items.

### List of Crafting Stations

* Workbench
* Grill
* Wardrobe
* Cauldron
* Composter
* Enchanting Table
* Mill

## Homestead Improvements

These recipes enhance the Homestead experience and serve a function. There are only three recipes in this category.

1. **Storage Chest.** This is one of the recipes available immediately after placing a Basic Workbench.
2. **Magic Chest.** A variant of the Storage Chest. It has much less space, but allows the player to share the same set of items in multiple places and use them for crafting at any crafting station. To use this functionality, at least two Magic Chests must be placed anywhere on the Homestead.
3. **Steel Guitar.** Used to play music. The item description states that it can increase the yield of crops. It is not clear whether this is a real benefit or just lore like in other item descriptions. The player can interact with the Steel Guitar to play music; during the interaction, sparks will occasionally appear on top of the instrument and sliding over them with either the movement or camera button will result in the Homesteader humming to the tune for a couple seconds.

## Decorations

Decorations are purely cosmetic items that can be placed around the Homestead to make it feel more personal.

After placing a Workbench, the player learns a few recipes for Garden Decorations. As the game progresses, new decoration recipes can be bought from Abraham, found in the wild, or earned as rewards for beating broom races. The player will also unlock decorations in the fashion of each of the four areas explored in the Miasma.

## Tools

### Waymarker

Useful tool for setting visual waypoints in the game and tracking them on the map. Full page here.

### Blasting Powder

> *Used to clear pathways blocked by pink, porous crystal. An incredibly rare item nowadays, as its crafting materials can only be found in locations now covered in Miasma.*
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Crafted at the Workbench using Sulfur that appears after a Scar has been healed. Used to break down Rubble Walls in the Miasma and access new areas. There is a finite number of Blasting Powder boxes that can be made in the game, one for each Rubble Wall (3 per Miasma location) and one near the West Peak Homestead.

Takes up 2x1 slots in inventory.

#### Recipe

* Sulfur x 1
* Any Miasma Bulb x 1

*Time to craft: 0:08 (Basic workbench)*

### Miscellaneous

Camps are another type of building, for the sole purpose of being placed outside of the homestead in specific locations. These cannot be upgraded, but they come with a Storage Chest that can be used to store items useful for the next Miasma area.