Graveyard Keeper 2 pottery: unlock and craft
A launch-day guide reports that Pottery I unlocks the Pottery Wheel and that a Clay Plate can be exchanged in a fishing-rod quest. It lists exact costs, but the guide does not identify its build, so confirm each number in your game. Use the active quest to verify that the plate is still required in your build.
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The reported sequence is: unlock Pottery I, build a Pottery Wheel, mine clay, and craft a Clay Plate for the fishing-rod quest. The published guide lists costs for the unlock, station, and plate, but all exact values remain pending current-build confirmation. Follow the active quest once the rod request appears rather than relying on an unverified cost.
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- Public; gameplay evidence review pending
- Evidence
- Pottery-to-fishing sequence reported by one launch-day guide; exact costs unverified
- Guide build
- Not stated by cited guide pages
What unlock comes before pottery?
Pro Game Guides reports that Pottery I appears in the Building section of the Tech Tree and is required before using the wheel or following pottery recipes. The same article lists a red- and green-point cost, but does not state a reproducible game build. Confirm the node name and point totals in your own menu before spending points. Those listed costs are source-reported and pending confirmation, not a guaranteed full-release price.
How is the first pottery item reported to be made?
The guide describes building a Pottery Wheel, gathering clay from map patches, and using the wheel to craft a Clay Plate. It lists the wheel’s materials and the clay amount for the plate; verify both recipes in the current station interface. If the item does not appear, check whether Pottery I is unlocked and whether the correct station is selected. The exact station recipe and any alternative pottery items remain unverified by this site.
Why is pottery linked to fishing?
The launch-day guide says the Clay Plate is requested in a quest involving the twins and a fishing rod. Into Indie Games also connects a pottery request with quest progression, though its captured text does not confirm the exact exchange item. Treat the plate-for-rod exchange as a single-guide report until you see the same request in your game. The quest name, dialogue choices, and whether other routes exist remain pending confirmation.
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