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While these would add "realism" (a bit), there are issues:
* Different Tier Knives wouldn't add to Butchery Yield (that's a crafting skill)
So, what's the point? By Bronze/Steel age, knives wouldn't even make a good weapon.
* Cutlery is nice (for non-barbarians), but Villagers should be working not sit down dining.
* Adding more inventory slots (for the "belt") isn't a good option
I'd much rather have better controls (and the ability to assign tools to the tool slot) instead.
And I definitely DO NOT WANT a Skinnin' Knife taking up a Villager Inventory Slot.