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Smelting   Saint Peter, Monserrat
 
 
The Purpose of the Stone Furnace:

Once upon a time, in the harsh, dog-eat-dog world of Rust, you—the underdog survivor—finally managed to cobble together a small base. It’s a glorious moment! Sure, your “base” is just a 2x2 shack with doors made of wood, but hey, Rome wasn’t built in a day. As you look around your humble abode, a question arises in your mind: “How do I stop looking like a caveman and start thriving?”

The answer, my friend, is the Stone Furnace.
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Sep 2 Jan @ 5:35am 
In the treacherous, lawless land of Rust, where survival hinges on cunning and resourcefulness, there exists a creature of insatiable hunger—the Stone Furnace. It doesn’t eat food, nor does it drink water. No, this beast craves only two things: metal ore and sulfur ore. And if you think you can ignore its appetite, think again. The Stone Furnace is not just a tool; it’s a relentless, smelting fiend.
Sep 2 Jan @ 5:34am 
Picture this: you’ve placed your newly crafted Stone Furnace in the corner of your base. It sits there, silent, almost innocent. But the moment you feed it, something stirs. You toss in a few pieces of metal ore and some sulfur ore, along with a handful of wood for fuel. The furnace awakens. Its interior glows with fiery intensity, and you swear you hear a faint, guttural growl:

“More.”

Yes, the Stone Furnace is alive—in spirit, if not in body. It consumes ore with a fervor that’s both inspiring and terrifying. It doesn’t just want to smelt; it needs to smelt. And when you’ve finally turned your last piece of metal ore into shiny fragments, the furnace looks at you with its unblinking, ember-filled maw, as if to say, “Is that all you’ve got?”
Sep 2 Jan @ 5:34am 
The Stone Furnace’s day begins like any other. You come back to your base after a long day of gathering resources, only to find it sulking in the corner. You can almost hear it whisper, “Feed me.”

With a sigh, you open your inventory and toss in some freshly gathered metal ore. The furnace crackles to life, devouring the ore with gusto. As it works, it hums a low, almost menacing tune. It’s not happy; it’s focused.

Hours pass. You return to collect your metal fragments and sulfur. The furnace has done its job flawlessly, yet there’s no gratitude, no satisfaction. Just the same glowing stare that says, “This isn’t over.”
Sep 2 Jan @ 5:34am 
Never, and I mean never, let the furnace go hungry. A neglected furnace is a dangerous thing. Sure, it won’t come to life and attack you (probably), but it will leave you vulnerable. No smelted resources mean no upgrades, no weapons, and no defenses. And in Rust, that’s a death sentence.

So, keep the furnace fed. Treat it with the respect it deserves. It’s not just a smelting station; it’s your lifeline. But never forget: it’s also a ravenous beast, and it’ll never, ever be full.
Sep 2 Jan @ 5:34am 
The Stone Furnace isn’t just a tool; it’s a partner in survival. A demanding, insatiable partner, but a partner nonetheless. Keep it fueled, keep it fed, and it will reward you with the resources you need to thrive. Neglect it, and you’ll find yourself smelting your dreams into dust.

Now go forth, survivor, and honor the hunger of the Stone Furnace. It’s not just smelting ore—it’s smelting destiny.
CraZy 2 Apr, 2021 @ 9:56am 
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