Usage: stack <what>
stack <what> for <who>
stack <what> for council
stack <what> sell <nnn>
unstack <what>
unstack <n> <what>
e.g. stack all plank
With the stack command you can pile up a bunch of logs, stones,
carpenter's repair and reinforcement kits, hasty patches, master's
bracing, or certain other items into a neat pile that will survive a
reboot. You can stack out in the outworld and on province ground (lots,
sawmills, storehouses), which is handy for keeping loose timber safe.
There is a limit to how many piles you can have. With the optional 'for
<who>' you can specify someone other than yourself that is also allowed
to unstack the pile. On province ground, 'for council' shares the pile
with your province's whole council instead of one person. With the
optional 'sell <nnn>' anyone can buy the pile for <nnn> silver. 'unstack
<what>' takes the whole pile at once, while 'unstack <n> <what>' draws
just that many pieces and leaves the rest stacked -- which is what you
want at a province's own pile, where you are only taking what the job in
front of you needs. A province's pile is the settlement's own stock, and
there even the whole-pile form stops at your day's share.