Improving the pots, and auctions (Part 1)

I have some ideas to make the pots more interesting.

First, make the pots more customizable using dyes to paint them. I also come up with other ways to personalize the pots: engravings, textures, and decorations.

To make engravings on our pot, you'll need a ceramics workshop, which is crafted with four wood and two clay. Place the clay pot on the workshop and then click on the table, an interface will open with two slots (the second slot is exclusively for ceramic fragments).

In the top slot, you should place a punch. Subsequently, next to the slot, a list of options will be displayed, so you just need to choose one and then click the "decorate" button, which will take you out of the interface, and the pot will be engraved.

The punch is crafted with an iron ingot and a stick. When engraving a pot, the punch will wear out considerably.

The engraving on a pot will appear as a darker part on the block. You can engrave up to three engravings at the same time.

To add texture to a pot, you should also use a ceramics workshop. Just place a specific item in the top slot, and each item will give your pot a different pattern.

Finally, you can add a painted decoration using the ceramics workshop. You should place your preferred color dye in the top slot, and next to it, the options will be displayed. Once you've chosen one of them, you should touch the "decorate" button. This will take us out of the interface, and the pottery will be painted. You can create up to three painted decorations.