Life Skills and Daily Activities
Homestead Stone deposit collection
Homestead Stones support construction and upkeep, and collecting your own deposit stock provides a concrete daily supply for…
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Homestead Stone deposit collection
Stone deposits in your own Homestead.
Before you go
- An established Homestead.
- A pickaxe.
- Available Homestead Stone stock in your deposits.
- A construction, expansion, or upkeep target that uses stones.
Farming steps
- Check your Homestead plans and estimate the stones needed for the next construction or upkeep cost.
- Enter your own Homestead and locate its available stone deposits.
- Equip a pickaxe and mine the deposits until their available stock is collected.
- Watch the on-screen Homestead Stone count, including any lucky bonus stones.
- Reserve the amount needed for the chosen project before spending stones elsewhere.
- Use the reserved stones on the relevant Homestead construction or maintenance option.
- Return after the deposit stock regenerates if your project still needs more.
- A deposit can hold up to ten stones, so revisit it after regeneration instead of expecting more from an already emptied pile.
- Collect from your own Homestead; other players’ deposits cannot be mined by you.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat when your own deposit stock is available. Stone deposits regenerate on the Homestead system’s daily schedule; collection is limited by that supply.
Common mistakes
- Trying to mine an empty deposit repeatedly; return after it replenishes.
- Expecting to collect stones from another player’s Homestead; use your own plot.
- Spending the entire supply before accounting for construction costs; reserve the project amount first.
When to stop or switch
Stop when you have enough stones for the planned build or upkeep, then resume collection after deposits replenish if the project needs more.
Sources & fact checks
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