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Stone
April 18, 2026 at 01:24 AM
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Stone is one of the first materials every Windrose world asks for in bulk. The live item page describes it as a common building material found around the world as cobbles or boulders, which matches how quickly it disappears into the first station chain.
Field | Current Live Value |
|---|---|
Type | Resource, Common |
Stack size | 40 |
Direct source | Found around the world as cobbles or boulders |
Ordinary vendor trade | The current base-item listing says Stone is not bought or sold by ordinary vendors |
Output | Input Count | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
3 | The first mining tool in a fresh world | |
3 | The first tree-cutting tool | |
3 | A current crafting route that keeps Stone relevant beyond the first hour | |
3 | Feeds sturdier mid-game construction and better stations | |
15 | The construction item behind Millstones |
Station | Stone Cost |
|---|---|
3 | |
30 | |
Stove and Pot | 5 |
Stone looks disposable at first because it is everywhere. The game keeps finding ways to turn it back into a bottleneck, first through tools and furnace setup, then through processed materials like Hewn Stone and Millstone Parts.
Do not treat Stone as a background material. If your first furnace is delayed, Stone is often part of the reason.
If you know you are heading toward gunpowder, start thinking about Millstone Parts early instead of only reacting once sulfur shows up.
Keep Stone close to your base's first station cluster. It competes with too many early recipes to leave it in random overflow storage.
Wood - the other starter material that every station chain shares
Smelting Furnace - the first big Stone sink
Millstones - the station unlocked through Millstone Parts
Resources - the larger material ladder behind both starter basics and Foothills progression
