Scissors
Heavy shears for taking wool off a sheep, and that is the entire job description. Scissors do one thing, which makes them the most single-purpose tool in the game. If you do not own a Sheep, there is no reason to spend the 350 Tria. Hogan sells them, which fits, since he also sells the sheep and the Animal Plot she stands in. Buying the wool setup outright means 1750 Tria for the sheep, 1750 for the pen and 350 for the shears. That is 3850 Tria before the first bundle of hay, and worth knowing before you commit to wool as a supply line. They go in the right hand slot, so they compete with your weapon, the Hoe and everything else you carry. Shearing is a farm activity done standing in your own pen, so the conflict costs you nothing in practice. Swap in, cut, swap out. The tool never breaks and never needs sharpening despite the warning about minding your fingers. One purchase covers you permanently, the same as the Pickaxe or the Axe at the identical 350 Tria. Hogan pays 13 Tria to take them back. Nobody sells shears, but the number tells you the purchase is final. Wool feeds crafting rather than cooking, which puts Scissors on a different track from anything Arlette sells. Clothing recipes and gear that needs cloth run on it, and there is no other source. Ore comes from a Pickaxe, timber from an Axe, wool from a sheep and these shears. No overlap. The timing question is simple. Buy the sheep first at 1750 Tria, get her into a pen with hay behind her, then pick up the shears. Buying Scissors before you own an animal is 350 Tria sitting in your bag doing nothing. Scissors carry no level or class restriction and need nothing unlocked. Worth it only as part of the full wool chain. A player who bought a sheep purely hoping she grows big enough to ride still needs these to get anything out of her while she does.
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Heavy shears for taking wool off a sheep, and that is the entire job description. Scissors do one thing, which makes them the most single-purpose tool in the game. If you do not own a Sheep, there is no reason to spend the 350 Tria. Hogan sells them, which fits, since he also sells the sheep and the Animal Plot she stands in. Buying the wool setup outright means 1750 Tria for the sheep, 1750 for the pen and 350 for the shears. That is 3850 Tria before the first bundle of hay, and worth knowing before you commit to wool as a supply line. They go in the right hand slot, so they compete with your weapon, the Hoe and everything else you carry. Shearing is a farm activity done standing in your own pen, so the conflict costs you nothing in practice. Swap in, cut, swap out. The tool never breaks and never needs sharpening despite the warning about minding your fingers. One purchase covers you permanently, the same as the Pickaxe or the Axe at the identical 350 Tria. Hogan pays 13 Tria to take them back. Nobody sells shears, but the number tells you the purchase is final. Wool feeds crafting rather than cooking, which puts Scissors on a different track from anything Arlette sells. Clothing recipes and gear that needs cloth run on it, and there is no other source. Ore comes from a Pickaxe, timber from an Axe, wool from a sheep and these shears. No overlap. The timing question is simple. Buy the sheep first at 1750 Tria, get her into a pen with hay behind her, then pick up the shears. Buying Scissors before you own an animal is 350 Tria sitting in your bag doing nothing. Scissors carry no level or class restriction and need nothing unlocked. Worth it only as part of the full wool chain. A player who bought a sheep purely hoping she grows big enough to ride still needs these to get anything out of her while she does.
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This item belongs to: Equipment, Tools, Livestock.
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