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33 Cutter in a Bottle is a Ship Models decoration in Windrose, a small display piece that places a Cutter inside a glass bottle. The cutter is a fast, nimble vessel associated with coastal voyages and scouting, and the miniature is purely cosmetic furniture for a player base.
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55 Detailed model of a ship, capturing a moment of a sea expedition.
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77 Works only within the Bonfire range.
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99 Comfort +1
1010 Comfort bonuses in this category do not stack.
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1212 Category: Decoration - Ship Models
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1414 Overview
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1616 Like other miniatures, Cutter in a Bottle contributes a Comfort bonus only while it sits inside the radius of a Bonfire. Comfort raises a base's overall livability and feeds into the rest buff players pick up at home. Because the Miniatures category does not stack, owning several different ship models still grants the category bonus only once, so the choice between this piece and its sister display is down to looks rather than numbers.
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1818 With a Max Health of 3,000 the model is a sturdy placeable, and the build itself is near-instant at a one second craft time once the plan is known. It uses only common materials, which makes it an easy early decoration to slot into a starter home.
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2020 Game Data
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2222 Properties
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2424 PropertyValueMax Health3,000Comfort+1 (Miniatures, does not stack)RangeActive within Bonfire range
2525 Build Cost
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2727 Duration: 1s
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2929 IngredientQuantityWoodx5Coarse Fabricx2
3030 Taught By
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3232 PlanDecoration: Cutter Miniatures
3333 The Decoration: Cutter Miniatures plan unlocks both this bottled version and the cutter-on-a-stand variant, so learning it once adds two display options to the build menu.
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3535 Comfort
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3737 CategoryBonusMiniatures+1
3838 Related Ship Models
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4040 Cutter in a Bottle sits alongside the other Ship Models miniatures, which include bottled and stand versions of the larger hulls. Since they all share the single Miniatures comfort bonus, players usually pick the model whose ship they like best rather than mixing several for extra effect.