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Description	Traditional polysteel requires dangerously high temperatures to fix in shape, so this line of products helps introduce children to shaping polysteel early. Since it can be fixed at around the temperature of boiling water, it's fairly safe for children and dorm rooms. Of course, it works better to just cook it in the oven for a few minutes.
Type	Usable (Not consumed on use)
Use	You play with the clay some, mashing it into various shapes. But none of them really seem to turn out well. It's not like you need an ashtray. Or, for the rest of the day after reading a story from fairy tales: But you're not quite feeling inspired. Or, after reading a story from fairy tales with a Utility Oven installed, some other condition?: In a moment of insight, you sculpt it into a <fairy/mushroom/worm/horse>. Actually, it looks cool enough that you could totally bake it. Or, after reading a story from fairy tales, with the appropriate quest recipe already learned: You eventually settle on a <fairy/mushroom/worm/horse>.
Effects	Learn quest recipe depending on the last Fairy Tales story you read: You've learned a new quest cooking recipe: Clay Fairy - Bake some carefully formed PolyClay Or: You've learned a new quest cooking recipe: Clay Mushroom - Cook an inedible mushroom from PolyClay Or: You've learned a new quest cooking recipe: Clay Worm - Roll and bake some PolyClay Or: You've learned a new quest cooking recipe: Clay Horse - Fix your PolyClay art in place

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