Forage for logs

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Skjotur
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Forage for logs

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We can forage for straight branches, we can forage for deadwood logs, what about foraging for useful logs? They can be rarer but then I wouldn't have to chop down an entire tree when I just need one split log to craft something I need for survival (fireboard). They can be from trees that have fallen over naturally.
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Re: Forage for logs

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This would, affectively, trivialize lumber production. I suggest, instead, that split logs be forageable, or to even balance a bit further, we make fireboards based from something else, because indeed, they are not easy to get without serious and ridiculous time investment.
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Re: Forage for logs

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I think it'd probably be fine if deadwood logs could be used to make a fireboard. Maybe something where you need a certain amount of bushcraft or woodworking higher than the recipe initially calls for, to be able to use a deadwood log for it.
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