Under the floor
What is under the Slopwright’s bench, in layers, all the way down to the bottom of the tin.
Make Do digs it from the top: under the bench, the floorboards, the fluff under them, a stack of old drawers full of buttons, nails and thread, the back of a stockroom, a cellar of brick and Slop, and the bottom of the tin, which nothing gets through. Make Do: Deep End has the same layers in three dimensions, with a sardine tin of oil, the walnut theatre and the stockroom proper sunk into them.
The slop cellar is not the oil cellar in Always On, which is under the workshop too, and empty. Neither game says whose tin the bottom is.
The facts
- Kind
- Place
- World
- The workshop
- Also called
- Under the bench, The floorboards, Underfloor, The drawers, The slop cellar, The bottom of the tin
- Appears in
- Make Do
- Layer 1 of 7 in Make Do
- The top: where the dig starts
- Layer 2 of 7 in Make Do
- Under Under the bench
- Layer 3 of 7 in Make Do
- Under the floorboards
- Layer 4 of 7 in Make Do
- Under Underfloor
- Layer 6 of 7 in Make Do
- Under the back of the stockroom
- Layer 7 of 7 in Make Do
- Under the slop cellar
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Connections
- under The workshop
- under The Slopwright’s bench
- dug in Make Do
- dug in Make Do: Deep End
- has a layer of The stockroom
- not to be confused with The oil cellar
- has a cellar of Slop
- Ballast goes down past this