How To Make Black Paint Graveyard Keeper

Ever felt the urge to dabble in the dark arts, crafting potions and…paint? Well, in Graveyard Keeper, you get to! And yes, that includes making black paint, the color of midnight picnics and overly dramatic poetry.

Embracing the Gloom

First, you'll need the right ingredients. Think of it like a spooky recipe: a dash of this, a pinch of that, and a healthy dose of graveyard ambiance.

You will need an **Alchemy Workbench**. If you haven't crafted one of these beauties yet, well, that's step one! You'll find the recipe tucked away somewhere, waiting to be discovered. Go explore!

The Crucial Component: Charcoal

What makes black paint black? No brainer. It's Charcoal! Not the kind you use for grilling (though I'm sure the dead wouldn't mind a barbecue every now and then). This is Alchemy Charcoal.

You need to get yourself a Refiner. You can start refining the regular charcoal. Congratulations! You are now making Alchemy Charcoal.

The Mixer

Next up, you'll need the Water. I know, I know, it sounds too simple, but trust me. It's essential. Just go and fetch a bucket of water.

Now here’s where the magic (or morbid science) really happens. Combine the Alchemy Charcoal and Water at your Alchemy Workbench.

Paint Me a Picture (of Death)

Now you’ve got yourself some black paint. Isn't that exciting? It’s time to go create something!

You can use your newly crafted black paint for all sorts of things. Need to spruce up a grave marker? Black paint. Feel like redecorating your house in a goth style? Black paint.

The Joys of Graveyard DIY

Crafting in Graveyard Keeper, especially something as seemingly simple as black paint, is a reminder of the game's charm. It’s about embracing the absurdity and finding satisfaction in the strangely mundane tasks of running a graveyard.

So, embrace your inner artist, even if that artist is a slightly morbid, overworked graveyard keeper. Go on, paint the town… black!

Who knows, you might even discover a hidden talent for interior design. And if not, well, at least your graveyard will look extra spooky.