Waste product from concentrating ore. The run-off creates ground pollution; killing nearby plants and seeping into the water supply.
Weight28000 gMax stack10Carried on back
Notes
Wet Tailings are a waste product created when concentrating ores like copper, gold, and iron at higher processing tiers. As a block, it emits ground pollution 3, which kills nearby plants and contaminates water sources. Because tailings are heavy and stack in small quantities, you'll need a dedicated storage plan — either contained in a lined pit or hauled to a remote, low-value area — to avoid poisoning your town's soil and reducing everyone's housing value.
The slurry settles where it's left, seeping into soil and stream alike. What it touches turns sick, and the water carries the poison downstream.
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