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| The '''Pickaxe''' is a [[Tools|tool]] obtained at the beginning of the game. | | The '''Pickaxe''' is a [[Tools|tool]] obtained at the beginning of the game. |
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− | It is used mainly for breaking [[stone]]s, although it has other uses and can also remove certain objects. For example, the pickaxe can be used to pick up placed items, such as floor tiles, [[sprinkler]]s, or [[Crafting#Artisan Equipment|artisan equipment]], much like an [[axe]]. And in a similar way the pickaxe can additionally strike small plants like [[weeds]] or other [[crops]] on the farm to remove them also. | + | It is used mainly for breaking [[stone]]s, although it has other uses and can also remove certain objects. For example, the pickaxe can be used to pick up placed items, such as floor tiles, [[sprinkler]]s, or [[Crafting#Artisan Equipment|artisan equipment]], much like an [[axe]]. In a similar way, the pickaxe can also strike small plants like [[weeds]] or other [[crops]] on the farm to remove them. |
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− | Secondarily however, only the pickaxe can un-till soil that has previously been tilled (ie, it can remove strikes from a [[Hoes|Hoe]]). This process is overall done in two stages; striking once will remove any crops on top, leaving the underlying tilled soil intact (including any [[fertilizer]] present). Striking a second time tilled soil will revert the tile to an un-tilled state, removing any applied [[Fertilizer|fertilizers]]. The pickaxe also applies this two-stage removal process to for items placed on top of floor tiles, while the axe will remove both the object and the floor at once.
| + | Additionally, only the pickaxe can un-till soil that has previously been tilled (ie, it can remove strikes from a [[Hoes|Hoe]]). This process is overall done in two stages; striking once will remove any crops on top, leaving the underlying tilled soil intact (including any [[fertilizer]] present). Striking a second time tilled soil will revert the tile to an un-tilled state, removing any applied [[fertilizer]]. The pickaxe also applies this two-stage removal process to for items placed on top of floor tiles, while the axe will remove both the object and the floor at once. |
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− | Tertiarily, using the pickaxe on a [[Monsters|Monster]] will deal a small portion of damage, similar to other [[weapons]]. Hitting a [[Rock Crab|Crab]] 5 times with a pickaxe will knock off its shell, causing the crab to flee.
| + | Also, using the pickaxe on a [[Monsters|Monster]] will deal a small portion of damage, similar to other [[weapons]]. Hitting a [[Rock Crab|Crab]] 5 times with a pickaxe will knock off its shell, causing the crab to flee. |
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| ==Grades of Pickaxe== | | ==Grades of Pickaxe== |
− | The Pickaxe may be upgraded at the [[Blacksmith]]. The cost and resource requirements for each upgrade are shown in the table below. As a summary of the upgrade effects, with each upgrade level the number of hits required to break a stone or [[Mining#Mining Nodes|node]] is reduced, and it becomes possible to breaking harder types of rocks. | + | The Pickaxe may be upgraded at the [[Blacksmith]]. The cost and resource requirements for each upgrade are shown in the table below. As a summary of the upgrade effects, with each upgrade level the number of hits required to break a stone or [[Mining#Mining Nodes|node]] is reduced, and it becomes possible to break harder types of rocks. |
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