Masonry

Masonry is a skill in which you can raise solid structures around the realm. Masonry is heavily tied to the mining skill, as the mason works with sandstone, limestone, and granite.

### Starting masonry

**Requirements**: 16 Mining (for Sandstone), 28 Mining (for Limestone) 42 Mining (for Granite)

**Items needed**: Pickaxe, (white) Robe top and Robe bottom, a Hammer, an Iron wedge, a Wooden hammer, and a Mattress.

Recommended: Coins (50 coins each time entering or exiting Feldspar Valley main entrance/exit)

To get started with masonry you will first need desert (white) robes made from cotton, which prevents taking damage from dehydration deep in the Aljar Desert. Your character does not need any items carrying water in the desert, only the robes. There isn't a bed down south in the desert so you will need to bring a mattress. You will also need a pickaxe to mine rocks, and a hammer, wooden hammer, and an iron wedge to make bricks from ore, and make structures.

   Once you have the robes equipped, jump over the broken part of the fence to the left of the general store in Al Aljar by running toward it and pressing spacebar while clicking on the other side with the right timing. This can take some practice. It can help to enable WASD movement in the settings for the jump.

Once you are on the other side, go south sticking to the right side of the minimap past the scorpions until you reach a town called Al Huyyar. There is no bank in the town, only a deposit box in the Masonry Guild. However once a player reaches level 50 masonry they can build a bank at the spot shown on the map. From level 1-15 you will want to go to the sandstone mine and mine there. From level 15 onwards you will want to switch to the Limestone and Granite mine in Feldspar Valley which costs 50 coins to enter and 50 coins to exit. However, there is not much banking involved in training the skill. Inside of Feldspar Valley you can sell sandstone, limestone, and granite ore to the Director, or buy ore from him.

## Training Masonry

To train masonry, you need to either first mine Sandstone yourself or buy Sandstone from the Director inside Feldspar Valley. Once you have a full inventory of Sandstone with a Hammer, Wooden hammer, and Iron wedge in your inventory, then you can double click the ore to make sandstone bricks. this will make 4 sandstone bricks per ore. Let the sandstone bricks fall to the ground until you have all bricks in your inventory. Once you reach level 2 Masonry you can build walls with these bricks, and later turrets. A maximum of 10 walls and 4 turrets are possible to be placed at the map at a time, and so you want to salvage the walls and turrets for bricks. It can be worth it to click "repair" on each wall before salvaging, however if building turrets, it is not as worth it.

* Levels 1-2 - Make Sandstone bricks
* Levels 2-6 Make sandstone Low walls
* Levels 6-12/19 Make sandstone Full walls
* Levels 12-15 Make sandstone Turrets
* Levels 15-19 Make Limestone Low walls
* Levels 19-27/41 Make Limestone Full walls
* Levels 27-41 Make Limestone turrets
* Levels 41-49 Make Granite Low walls
* Levels 49-55/99 Make Granite Full walls
* Levels 55-99 Make Granite Turrets

## Products of Masonry

When used with a Hammer, Wooden hammer, and an Iron wedge, sandstone, limestone, and granite ore can be turned into 4 bricks each.
 Sandstone
 Limestone
 Granite

Walls and turrets can be built from sandstone, limestone, and granite.
 2
 6
 12

 15
 19
 27

 41
 49
 55

## Structures

Structures can be built at specific locations on the map.

Masonry Deposit Boxes and Banks can be built to act as regular deposit boxes and banks.
 30
 50

Obelisks can be built so that the player can teleport to them at with level 40 magic.
 37
 54

### Structure Plot Locations

Blue for regular altar plots, red for extravagant plots (able to build altars with candles)