Fired Bricks feed later workshop recipes, including the Smelter. A deliberate clay and kiln supply line prevents workshop construction from stalling when a recipe calls for a stack of bricks.
PC / Global, 1.0
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
A kiln at your base, preferably near stored clay and construction materials.
Gather clay, establish the required kiln production at your base, and make Fired Bricks in batches according to the current recipe panel. Store the finished bricks separately and reserve the amount needed for a named workshop goal before using them elsewhere.
Access to clay deposits and a way to transport clay home.
A kiln and the materials displayed by the Fired Brick recipe.
A current workshop goal that uses Fired Bricks, such as the Smelter.
Check the crafting or workstation panel to confirm the Fired Brick recipe and the amount your target build needs.
Travel to a current clay deposit in Revelwood and mine a practical load.
Return to base and store some clay for other planned crafting before loading the kiln.
Place or use the kiln and select the Fired Brick recipe.
Load the recipe ingredients and let the batch produce the bricks.
Collect the output, reserve the target build quantity, and store any surplus for later workshop recipes.
Farming tips
Batch clay trips around your build plan instead of making repeated small journeys.
Keep fired bricks distinct from raw clay so you can see whether the workshop reserve is complete.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat clay gathering and kiln batches when brick stock falls below upcoming recipe needs. The kiln loop is renewable, subject to ingredient availability.
Common mistakes
Assuming raw clay substitutes for finished bricks: process it through the kiln first.
Using all bricks on general construction: reserve the Smelter or other planned recipe quantity.
Gathering clay from an old coordinate: deposits may move, so verify the current Revelwood terrain.
When to stop or switch
Stop batching once the next workshop recipe's brick requirement is covered and a modest reserve remains; switch to another missing component.