Have you ever heard of the Straw Millionaire? It’s a folk tale about a peasant who trades his way up into wealth and prosperity, starting with a single piece of straw. The moral is that wealth can originate from even the humblest things, be it a piece of straw or, in Merge Mansion, a tin can. So, how do you make a Stone Can in Merge Mansion?
How do You Make a Stone Can in Merge Mansion?
The Stone Can is the top-tier item of Merge Mansion’s Ignatius Boulton event, which tells a sort of streamlined story of Maddie’s ancestor making his first fortune. The Stone Can is necessary to complete the Grand Drive area of the mansion, as it’s a vital component of Ignatius’ statue.
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In order to get the Stone Can, you’ll first need to get a Small Tin Can. These are only dropped by Garden Statues, which you can merge your way up to with the following sequence:
- Merge 2 Rocks to get an Urn Sculpture I
- Merge 2 Urn Sculpture Is to get Stone Pillar Is
- Merge 2 Stone Pillar Is to get Stone Pillar IIs
- Merge 2 Stone Pillar IIs to get Urn Sculpture IIs
- Merge 2 Urn Sculpture IIs to get a Stone Gate
Making the Can
Once you’ve got a Stone Gate set up, it’ll start periodically dropping Small Tin Cans. Starting from the Small Tin Can, you’ll need to accumulate enough resources to follow this sequence:
- Merge 2 Small Tin Cans to get One Cent
- Merge 2 Cents to get a Tin Can
- Merge 2 Tin Cans to get One Dollar
- Merge 2 Dollars to get Tin Cans (plural)
- Merge 2 Tin Cans (plural) to get a Bundle of Cans
- Merge 2 Bundles of Cans to get a Bundle of Cash
- Merge 2 Bundles of Cash to get a Crate of Cans
- Merge 2 Crates of Cans to get a Pile of Cash
- Merge 2 Piles of Cash to get a Tin Can Factory
- Merge 2 Tin Can Factories to get a Big Pile of Cash
- Merge 2 Big Piles of Cash to get a Mansion Gate
- Merge 2 Mansion Gates to get a Briefcase of Cash
- Merge 2 Briefcases of Cash to get the Stone Can
If you’re curious, completing this entire sequence would take approximately… 4,096 Small Tin Cans. Good heavens, you’re going to have a tin can factory of your own by the end of this.
