Enamel

Enamel
Refined goods
Mass: 5 kg	Volume: 1 L
Obtained from: Apothecaries
Used by: Iron mongers, Distilleries, Furnishers
End products: Swords, Mugs, Furniture

At iron mongers, two enamels are used to produce swords. The enamel can change the color arrangment of a sword's drop pattern. The blue, purple, and green enamel will mirror a sword's drop pattern if used on the guard of the sword (first color).

At distilleries, enamel is used to produce mugs. At this time, the color of a mug is strictly decorative.

Colors and Recipes

Note that each order of enamel produces 7 units.

Black enamel

• Iron: 4 units
• Sassafras: 6 units
• 1 hour of skilled labor
• 1 hour of expert labor

Blue enamel

• Iron: 4 units
• Elderberries: 6 units
• 1 hour of basic labor
• 1 hour of skilled labor

Green enamel

• Iron: 4 units
• Nettle: 6 units
• 1 hour of basic labor
• 1 hour of skilled labor

Orange enamel

• Iron: 4 units
• Butterfly weed: 6 units
• 2 hours of basic labor

Purple enamel

• Iron: 4 units
• Pokeweed berries: 6 units
• 1 hour of skilled labor
• 1 hour of expert labor

Red enamel

• Iron: 4 units
• Madder: 6 units
• 1 hour of basic labor
• 1 hour of skilled labor

White enamel

• Iron: 4 units
• Yarrow: 6 units
• 2 hours of basic labor

Yellow enamel

• Iron: 4 units
• Weld: 6 units
• 2 hours of basic labor

Secondary Use

Enamel can also be used as a refined commodity for the production of furniture:

• Five units of green enamel and five units of yellow enamel are needed to make a bar shelf.
• Two units of yellow enamel and two units of orange enamel are needed for a bird cage.
• Two units each of red, blue, green, and yellow enamel are needed to make a curvy shelf.
• Two units of white enamel are needed for a fancy bed.
• Four units of red enamel are needed for a fancy chair.
• Six units of orange enamel are needed for a fancy wardrobe.
• One unit of white enamel is needed for a marble end table.
• Two units of white enamel are needed for a marble table.