IWUAaDNW: Growth 3.6, 3.8

“She can provide water for us,” Ulfric said, pointing at my ant. “We just need to give her some to begin with, and she should be able to add those to some of her rooms?”

He glanced my way with that last one. I tilted my ant’s head sideway; I wasn’t sure, either.

—IWUAaDNW: Growth 3.6



She pointed toward the room that had once been my core room, then my clean room, and which I now referred to as the water room. They walked in.

"Uh, well, there's the water source," Cirys said, pointing at the pond that filled up about three quarters of the room.

A room type, worth ten mana, ten impurities and a single upkeep point, which I'd acquired as an option after one of the villagers had used one of those spell crystals to shoot water at my floor. That upkeep cost was an irritation, but it was worth providing the village with the water they needed, both to drink––I'd never seen a party where people celebrated not drinking alcohol before––and to make mud bricks. I was willing to bet not many dungeons chose to make one of these. The water wasn't deep at all, reaching maybe the middle of someone's calf if they were standing in it. The flavor text was a tepid "Shallow and lukewarm. Won't even give adventurers colds.", which was about the most unexcited I'd seen the info box get.

For five mana and another upkeep point, I could apparently make it deeper, although the info box hinted that I'd need to "hold their heads down".

—Growth 3.8