1. In the
first tile, stack the following in order (locking
them down as you go) 2 iron ore, 1 dull copper ore, 2
agapite ore.
2. Repeat this
in the next three tiles (you will be making a row of
colored ore piles).
3. Move on to
the next row, start out with another pile of colored
ore like the others.
4. In the next
tile, stack two individual fish steaks (one at a time).
5. On top of
that, stack the following in order (locking them down
as you go) 2 pieces of dark blue cut cloth, 2 pieces
of medium blue cut cloth, and 2 pieces of light blue
cut cloth.
6. On top of
that stack two onions and lock them down.
7. In the next
tile, stack two individual fish steaks (one at at
time).
8. On top of
that, stack 2 pieces of dark blue cloth, 2 pieces of
medium blue cloth, and 2 pieces of light blue cloth,
locking them down as you go.
9. Stack one
group of magic fish on top of that and lock them down.
10. In the
next tile make another pile of colored ore (lock it
all down).
11. Start on
the next row; in the first tile make another pile of
colored ore (locking it all down as you go).
12. In the
next tile, stack two individual fish steaks (one at a
time).
13. On top of
that, stack 2 pieces of dark blue cut cloth, 2 pieces
of medium blue cut cloth, and 2 pieces of light blue
cut cloth (locking them down as you go).
14. Stack one
group of magic fish on top of that and lock it down.
15. In the
next tile, stack two individual fish steaks.
16. On top of
that, stack 2 pieces of dark blue cut cloth, 2 pieces
of medium blue cut cloth, and two pieces of light
blue cut cloth (lock them all down).
17. On top of
that, stack 1 copper ore and lock it down.
18. On top of
that, stack two onions and lock them down.
19. In the
tile next to that, make another pile of colored ore (locking
it down as you go).
20. Now finish
up the last row by making four more piles of colored
ore (locking them all down).
Your fish pond
is now complete! You may want to experiment with the
contents (perhaps use shells or different colored ore)
or you may wish to eliminate one of the outer edges
if the pond is being built against a wall.
