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You need to combine water in a bucket with regular clay
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How do you get soft clay on RuneScape?
To get soft clay within Runescape you must first mine a clay rock, located in many mines throughout Runescape, once you have some clay you must get a bucket and fill it with water and use it on the clay.
How do you craft a pot with soft clay?
You have to use the soft clay on a potter's wheel. For the locations of numerous potter's wheels go to the website below.
In runescape how much is clay worth for?
Clay goes for 177Gp each Soft-Clay goes for 244GP each
Where can you get a clay ring on runescape?
Mine some clay, pour water(bucket) on it, and then use a chisel on the soft clay.
How do you get clay soft?
Use a bucket of water on it.
In RuneScape how do you make soft clay?
you take a piece of clay and use it on a bucket of water, voila, soft clay.
What is the soft clay?
Soft clay is simply clay added with water. All you do is mine clay (lvl 5 mining req.) take a bucket of water and use the clay on the water.
Where do you get soft clay in RuneScape?
mix clay with water
How do you make a soft clay key in runescape?
You can buy soft clay on ge, and you can buy a key mold.
How do you make clay soft again?
The way to make you clay soft again is to put it in a microwave for 10 seconds.
Is sand and clay soft very soft or quite soft rocks?
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How do you get soft clay on RuneScape?
To get soft clay within Runescape you must first mine a clay rock, located in many mines throughout Runescape, once you have some clay you must get a bucket and fill it with water and use it on the clay.
Is clay soft rock?
Yes It Is
How is clay different from sand?
Clay is soft and sand is like sand water
What world on runescape sells soft clay in GE?
The GE operates on all worlds, so you can buy soft clay on any world.
How do you craft a pot with soft clay?
You have to use the soft clay on a potter's wheel. For the locations of numerous potter's wheels go to the website below.
Is Kimmeridge clay a hard or soft rock?
Kimmeridge clay is soft rock because it wears away quickly! hope i answered your question
