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    Guild Master Falconius's Avatar
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    Ah, awesome. Makes a lot of sense now. Thanks for telling us.

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    Some examples, just because I find this stuff really interesting...

    Here's it more hatching, less defined.

    Sand and Gravel puts are more pit-like here, (Four down, three across.):

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    Also these:

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    This was REALLY common and was a big reason why I was looking elsewhere. For a long time, I wondered if it wasn't some sort of hydrological symbol, like a french well, or something.

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    Shoulda done what Rwhyte did and went to the source. Excellent work.
    Last edited by KMAlexander; 08-27-2019 at 02:09 PM. Reason: Added one more example. :)

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