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User:Cegaiel

2014-10-16T05:34:23Z

Cegaiel: /* Voids Testing Recipe for Veggie Tales */

==Macros==

{| border="0" cellpadding="20" cellspacing="0"
|-
|[[User:Cegaiel/Macros | View My Macros]]
|[[Image:computer.gif]]
|}

==TaleScripts (Community supported Veggie Tales Updates)==
Keep your [[Jimbly's Macros | VeggieTales]] macro program up to date, through a community supported repository, called [[TaleScripts]]. Veggie Tales now has Talescripts integrated and updated via the update button on Veggie Tales! I am a member of the Talescripts Team and can assist with adding new macros or updating existing ones in Veggie Tales. If you have something to contribute, let me know!

Tip: Windows Vista/Win 7 Users: You MIGHT need to start Veggie Tales as Administrator to work correctly (ie program not clicking things).

To do this, Right click the Veggie Tales icon, use the "Run as Admin..." option.

To permenantly change this, Right click the Veggie Tales icon, Choose Properties. Click "Compatibility" tab. Check the "Run Program as Administrator box. Click OK. Now it will always start in Administrator mode :)

== Cegaiel's ATITD Tools ==

Visit [http://atitd.sharpnetwork.net http://atitd.sharpnetwork.net] - Features included on the site:

{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
|-
|Brick calculator
|Enter how many bricks you need, or how many straw you have and it will tell you what you need.
|-
|Egypt Map
|Google like map (Openlayers.org)
|-
|Leaves/Thistle Voids Calendar
|Shows week number and days when new leaves/voids will occur. Also shows what time day time thistles will occur (Your Local Time).
|-
|Convert Egypt to Local Time
|Enter a future Egypt Time and it will display what time that will occur (Your Local Time)
|-
|Teppy Timer
|Enter a time (hour, minutes, seconds) and choose Real, Teppy or Game time. It will convert it to real time and then countdown a timer (and sound a chime when done).
|-
| Veggie Tales Thistle Utilities
|Convert Thistlesim recipes into .lua format (CSV) and vice versa. Convert chest/warehouse contents (clipboard) into config_thistles.txt format.
|-
| Mushroom DB
|Database of Mushrooms displayed on a Google like Map. All coordinates imported from Shroomdar.
|}

== Voids Testing Recipe for Veggie Tales==

I use Veggie Tales to run my void tests. I do 3 different tests each week.
*Full Day (8:20AM - 3:50PM egypt time) with canopy OPEN
*Full Day with canopy CLOSED
*Night Time

Note: For daytime to work, the Sun needs to be => 19 (canopy closed) and => 80 (canopy open). Numbers outside this range is night.

As the recipe runs, I take screenshots (Alt+C) every 10 ticks and then figure out the voids based on the screenshots.
I take a screenshot at tick 9, 19, 29, 39 (maybe 40 if possible). The reason I do this odd number instead of 10, 20, 30, 40 is because that is when VT will start clicking on buttons. Taking a screenshot causes the screen to freeze for a moment, which could affect buttons clicking correctly. By doing this 1 tick earlier, will prevent that possibility the buttons not getting clicked correctly.

The below recipes will be able to test every possible void with the least amount of materials

Each run uses the following

15 Dung (Nit), 15 Saltpeter (Pot), 13 water (in jugs), 13 oxy (free)

Nit, Pot, H20, Oxy

Tick 0: 3,3,3,3 
Tick 10: 4,4,0,5 
Tick 20: 4,4,5,0 
Tick 30: 4,4,5,5

So at tick 0, it immediately clicks the Nit button 3 times (Dung), the Pot button 3 times (Saltpeter), H20 3 times and Oxygen 3 times

Tick 10 is 4 Nit, 4 Pot, 0 H20, 5 Oxygen 
Tick 20 is 4 Nit, 4 Pot, 5 H20, 0 Oxygen 
Tick 30 is 4 Nit, 4 Pot, 5 H20, 5 Oxygen

These recipes would be inserted into the thistle_new.lua or thistle_custom.lua file. Then take screen shot at tick 9, 19, 29, 39, 40. Compare results with [[Thistles | ThistleSim]] or [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/User:Talos Talos T4 Thistle Garden Simulator]. Talos' program is written in Python and requires the installation of a few programs, such as Python for Windows, etc. Worth the extra work as I find it much easier to use than Thistlesim. Thistlesim is an Excel spreadsheet, fyi.

Tip: An easier way to do this would be to run both Day Time on two different gardens at same time. Pin the windows side by side at top and take your screenshots of both windows. Saves time intstead of running to day tests, on one garden, back to back.

You could techinically just use the Night Recipe for day testing too. Note the last number in Night is not 33 or 99? 33 means to close the canopy and 99 means to open it. But the night ends with a zero. That means dont ever adust the canopy (Sun button).

Just manually set one garden with canopy open and another canopy closed. By using the Night recipe, it will not attempt to adjust the canopy.

If you need to set/change one of your canopies quickly, just Plant a Crop, click Sun button, then Abort.

I set local expected_gardens = 2; (in thistle_custom.lua - pin both windows side by side (just don't overlap them)). for testing both possible day voids. They will run without ever adjusting the canopy and use its current position.

Then when its time to test night voids, simply change local expected_gardens = 1;. It doesn't matter what position the canopy is in at night, because there is no sun anyways.

<table border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 bordercolor=#404040>
<TR bgcolor=#eaeaea>
<TD align=center>Full Day - Canaopy Open</td>
<TD align=center>Full Day - Canaopy Closed</td>
<TD align=center>Night</td>
</tr>
<TR>
<TD>
<pre>
3,3,3,3,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
4,4,0,5,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
4,4,5,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
4,4,5,5,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
</pre>
</td>

<TD>
<pre>
3,3,3,3,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
4,4,0,5,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
4,4,5,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
4,4,5,5,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
</pre>
</td>

<TD>
<pre>
3,3,3,3,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
4,4,0,5,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
4,4,5,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
4,4,5,5,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
</pre>
</td>
</tr>
</table>

==Misc==

No use to you, just keeping track of misc stuff...

* [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/Logs How to Access Logs in Text]. Example showing [http://services.atitd.org/log.php?channel=L2PBS&day_value=2&type=text Last 2 Days in Text format].
*[[User:Cegaiel/Skills | Skills]]
*[[User:Cegaiel/Map | Map]]

User:Cegaiel

2014-10-16T05:31:34Z

Cegaiel: /* Voids Testing Recipe for Veggie Tales */

==Macros==

{| border="0" cellpadding="20" cellspacing="0"
|-
|[[User:Cegaiel/Macros | View My Macros]]
|[[Image:computer.gif]]
|}

==TaleScripts (Community supported Veggie Tales Updates)==
Keep your [[Jimbly's Macros | VeggieTales]] macro program up to date, through a community supported repository, called [[TaleScripts]]. Veggie Tales now has Talescripts integrated and updated via the update button on Veggie Tales! I am a member of the Talescripts Team and can assist with adding new macros or updating existing ones in Veggie Tales. If you have something to contribute, let me know!

Tip: Windows Vista/Win 7 Users: You MIGHT need to start Veggie Tales as Administrator to work correctly (ie program not clicking things).

To do this, Right click the Veggie Tales icon, use the "Run as Admin..." option.

To permenantly change this, Right click the Veggie Tales icon, Choose Properties. Click "Compatibility" tab. Check the "Run Program as Administrator box. Click OK. Now it will always start in Administrator mode :)

== Cegaiel's ATITD Tools ==

Visit [http://atitd.sharpnetwork.net http://atitd.sharpnetwork.net] - Features included on the site:

{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
|-
|Brick calculator
|Enter how many bricks you need, or how many straw you have and it will tell you what you need.
|-
|Egypt Map
|Google like map (Openlayers.org)
|-
|Leaves/Thistle Voids Calendar
|Shows week number and days when new leaves/voids will occur. Also shows what time day time thistles will occur (Your Local Time).
|-
|Convert Egypt to Local Time
|Enter a future Egypt Time and it will display what time that will occur (Your Local Time)
|-
|Teppy Timer
|Enter a time (hour, minutes, seconds) and choose Real, Teppy or Game time. It will convert it to real time and then countdown a timer (and sound a chime when done).
|-
| Veggie Tales Thistle Utilities
|Convert Thistlesim recipes into .lua format (CSV) and vice versa. Convert chest/warehouse contents (clipboard) into config_thistles.txt format.
|-
| Mushroom DB
|Database of Mushrooms displayed on a Google like Map. All coordinates imported from Shroomdar.
|}

== Voids Testing Recipe for Veggie Tales==

I use Veggie Tales to run my void tests. I do 3 different tests each week.
*Full Day (8:20AM - 3:50PM egypt time) with canopy OPEN
*Full Day with canopy CLOSED
*Night Time

Note: For daytime to work, the Sun needs to be => 19 (canopy closed) and => 80 (canopy open). Numbers outside this range is night.

As the recipe runs, I take screenshots (Alt+C) every 10 ticks and then figure out the voids based on the screenshots.

The below recipes will be able to test every possible void with the least amount of materials

Each run uses the following

15 Dung (Nit), 15 Saltpeter (Pot), 13 water (in jugs), 13 oxy (free)

Nit, Pot, H20, Oxy

Tick 0: 3,3,3,3 
Tick 10: 4,4,0,5 
Tick 20: 4,4,5,0 
Tick 30: 4,4,5,5

So at tick 0, it immediately clicks the Nit button 3 times (Dung), the Pot button 3 times (Saltpeter), H20 3 times and Oxygen 3 times

Tick 10 is 4 Nit, 4 Pot, 0 H20, 5 Oxygen 
Tick 20 is 4 Nit, 4 Pot, 5 H20, 0 Oxygen 
Tick 30 is 4 Nit, 4 Pot, 5 H20, 5 Oxygen

These recipes would be inserted into the thistle_new.lua or thistle_custom.lua file. Then take screen shot at tick 9, 19, 29, 39, 40. Compare results with [[Thistles | ThistleSim]] or [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/User:Talos Talos T4 Thistle Garden Simulator]. Talos' program is written in Python and requires the installation of a few programs, such as Python for Windows, etc. Worth the extra work as I find it much easier to use than Thistlesim. Thistlesim is an Excel spreadsheet, fyi.

Tip: An easier way to do this would be to run both Day Time on two different gardens at same time. Pin the windows side by side at top and take your screenshots of both windows. Saves time intstead of running to day tests, on one garden, back to back.

You could techinically just use the Night Recipe for day testing too. Note the last number in Night is not 33 or 99? 33 means to close the canopy and 99 means to open it. But the night ends with a zero. That means dont ever adust the canopy (Sun button).

Just manually set one garden with canopy open and another canopy closed. By using the Night recipe, it will not attempt to adjust the canopy.

If you need to set/change one of your canopies quickly, just Plant a Crop, click Sun button, then Abort.

I set local expected_gardens = 2; (in thistle_custom.lua - pin both windows side by side (just don't overlap them)). for testing both possible day voids. They will run without ever adjusting the canopy and use its current position.

Then when its time to test night voids, simply change local expected_gardens = 1;. It doesn't matter what position the canopy is in at night, because there is no sun anyways.

<table border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 bordercolor=#404040>
<TR bgcolor=#eaeaea>
<TD align=center>Full Day - Canaopy Open</td>
<TD align=center>Full Day - Canaopy Closed</td>
<TD align=center>Night</td>
</tr>
<TR>
<TD>
<pre>
3,3,3,3,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
4,4,0,5,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
4,4,5,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
4,4,5,5,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
0,0,0,0,99,
</pre>
</td>

<TD>
<pre>
3,3,3,3,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
4,4,0,5,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
4,4,5,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
4,4,5,5,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
0,0,0,0,33,
</pre>
</td>

<TD>
<pre>
3,3,3,3,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
4,4,0,5,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
4,4,5,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
4,4,5,5,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,
</pre>
</td>
</tr>
</table>

==Misc==

No use to you, just keeping track of misc stuff...

* [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/Logs How to Access Logs in Text]. Example showing [http://services.atitd.org/log.php?channel=L2PBS&day_value=2&type=text Last 2 Days in Text format].
*[[User:Cegaiel/Skills | Skills]]
*[[User:Cegaiel/Map | Map]]

Guilds/Twisted Thistle/Voidlist

2014-04-12T20:42:21Z

Cegaiel:

A table tracking [[Thistle]] conversions that get voided each game-week.

Calendar for the leaf and thistle voids change and the current week number: [http://atitd.sharpnetwork.net/calendar.asp http://atitd.sharpnetwork.net/calendar.asp]

==Void History==
{|cellspacing="2" cellpadding="5" border="1" width="75%"
! Week No. !! Egypt Time !! Tale 4a Voids !! Tale 4b Voids !! Tale 5 Voids !! Tale 6 Voids

|-
| 0 || Akhet I-1 - Akhet I-7 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 1 || Akhet I-8 - Akhet I-14 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 2 || Akhet I-15 - Akhet I-21 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 3 || Akhet I-22 - Akhet I-28 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 4 || Akhet II-29 - Akhet II-5 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 5 || Akhet II-6 - Akhet II-12 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 6 || Akhet II-13 - Akhet II-19 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 7 || Akhet II-20 - Akhet II-26 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 8 || Akhet II-27 - Akhet III-3 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 9 || Akhet III-4 - Akhet III-10 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 10 || Akhet III-11 - Akhet III-17 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 11 || Akhet III-18 - Akhet III-24 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 12 || Akhet III-25 - Akhet IV-1 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 13 || Akhet IV-2 - Akhet IV-8 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 14 || Akhet IV-9 - Akhet IV-15 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 15 || Akhet IV-16 - Akhet IV-22 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 16 || Akhet IV-23 - Akhet IV-29 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio?
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio?
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio?
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
||
|-
| 17 || Akhet IV-30 - Peret I-6 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia?
||
|-
| 18 || Peret I-7 - Peret I-13 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 19 || Peret I-14 - Peret I-20 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 20 || Peret I-21 - Peret I-27 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 21 || Peret I-28 - Peret II-4 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 22 || Peret II-5 - Peret II-11 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 23 || Peret II-12 - Peret II-18 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 24 || Peret II-19 - Peret II-25 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 25 || Peret II-26 - Peret III-2 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 26 || Peret III-3 - Peret III-9 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 27 || Peret III-10 - Peret III-16 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 28 || Peret III-17 - Peret III-23 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc?
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio?
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia?
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr?
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi?
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 29 || Peret III-24 - Peret III-30 (Year 1) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc?
|-
| 30 || Peret IV-1 - Peret IV-7 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car?
||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
|-
| 31 || Peret IV-8 - Peret IV-14 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Bio?
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio?
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car?
*10 Asc -> 10 Car?
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr?
||
|-
| 32 || Peret IV-15 - Peret IV-21 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio?
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio?
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol???
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia???
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
||
|-
| 33 || Peret IV-22 - Peret IV-28 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 34 || Peret IV-29 - Shemu I-5 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 35 || Shemu I-6 - Shemu I-12 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc???
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia???
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia???
||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 36 || Shemu I-13 - Shemu I-19 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 37 || Shemu I-20 - Shemu I-26 (Year 1) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 38 || Shemu I-27 - Shemu II-3 (Year 1) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 39 || Shemu II-4 - Shemu II-10 (Year 1) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 40 || Shemu II-11 - Shemu II-17 (Year 1) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 41 || Shemu II-18 - Shemu II-24 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 42 || Shemu II-25 - Shemu III-1 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*There are more voids
||
|-
| 43 || Shemu III-2 - Shemu III-8 (Year 1) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
|-
| 44 || Shemu III-9 - Shemu III-15 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 45 || Shemu III-16 - Shemu III-22 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 46 || Shemu III-23 - Shemu III-29 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 47 || Shemu III-30 - Shemu IV-6 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 48 || Shemu IV-7 - Shemu IV-13 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 49 || Shemu IV-14 - Shemu IV-20 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 50 || Shemu IV-21 - Shemu IV-27 (Year 1) ||||||||
|-
| 51 || Shemu IV-28 - Akhet I-4 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 52 || Akhet I-5 - Akhet I-11 (Year 2) ||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc???
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio???
||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 53 || Akhet I-12 - Akhet I-18 (Year 2) ||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc?
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr?
||||
|-
| 54 || Akhet I-19 - Akhet I-25 (Year 2) ||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr?
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi?
||
*Pyr -> Nia?
*nasty set of others
||||
|-
| 55 || Akhet I-26 - Akhet II-2 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 56 || Akhet II-3 - Akhet II-9 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 57 || Akhet II-10 - Akhet II-16 (Year 2) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car?
*10 Thi -> 20 Car?
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr?
|-
| 58 || Akhet II-17 - Akhet II-23 (Year 2) ||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio?
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio?
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr?
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi?
||||
|-
| 59 || Akhet II-24 - Akhet II-30 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 60 || Akhet III-1 - Akhet III-7 (Year 2) ||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*Maybe more?
||||
*Pyr -> Nia?
|-
| 61 || Akhet III-8 - Akhet III-14 (Year 2) ||||
*No voids?
||||
|-
| 62 || Akhet III-15 - Akhet III-21 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 63 || Akhet III-22 - Akhet III-28 (Year 2) ||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car?
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi?
||||||
|-
| 64 || Akhet III-29 - Akhet IV-5 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 65 || Akhet IV-6 - Akhet IV-12 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 66 || Akhet IV-13 - Akhet IV-19 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 67 || Akhet IV-20 - Akhet IV-26 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 68 || Akhet IV-27 - Peret I-3 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 69 || Peret I-4 - Peret I-10 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 70 || Peret I-11 - Peret I-17 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 71 || Peret I-18 - Peret I-24 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 72 || Peret I-25 - Peret II-1 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 73 || Peret II-2 - Peret II-8 (Year 2) ||||||
*No voids?
||
|-
| 74 || Peret II-9 - Peret II-15 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 75 || Peret II-16 - Peret II-22 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 76 || Peret II-23 - Peret II-29 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 77 || Peret II-30 - Peret III-6 (Year 2) ||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc?
||
|-
| 78 || Peret III-7 - Peret III-13 (Year 2) ||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Car?
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*Daytime not tested
||
|-
| 79 || Peret III-14 - Peret III-20 (Year 2) ||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car?
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr?
||||||
|-
| 80 || Peret III-21 - Peret III-27 (Year 2) ||
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr?
||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
||
|-
| 81 || Peret III-28 - Peret IV-4 (Year 2) ||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr?
||||||
|-
| 82 || Peret IV-5 - Peret IV-11 (Year 2) ||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc?
||
|-
| 83 || Peret IV-12 - Peret IV-18 (Year 2) ||||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi?
||
|-
| 84 || Peret IV-19 - Peret IV-25 (Year 2) ||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio?
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
||||||
|-
| 85 || Peret IV-26 - Shemu I-2 (Year 2) ||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car?
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia?
*10 Car -> 20 Thi?
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi?
||||||
|-
| 86 || Shemu I-3 - Shemu I-9 (Year 2) ||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car?
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr?
||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car?
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr?
||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*Maybe more
|-
| 87 || Shemu I-10 - Shemu I-16 (Year 2) ||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc?
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia?
||||||
|-
| 88 || Shemu I-17 - Shemu I-23 (Year 2) ||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car?
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi?
||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car?
||
|-
| 89 || Shemu I-24 - Shemu I-30 (Year 2) ||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
|-
| 90 || Shemu II-1 - Shemu II-7 (Year 2) ||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr?
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi?
||||||
|-
| 91 || Shemu II-8 - Shemu II-14 (Year 2) ||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car?
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr?
||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 92 || Shemu II-15 - Shemu II-21 (Year 2) ||
*10 Asc -> 2.5 Bio?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 93 || Shemu II-22 - Shemu II-28 (Year 2) ||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr?
*10 Car -> 20 Thi?
||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 94 || Shemu II-29 - Shemu III-5 (Year 2) ||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc?
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car?
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia?
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr?
||||||
|-
| 95 || Shemu III-6 - Shemu III-12 (Year 2) ||||||||
|-
| 96 || Shemu III-13 - Shemu III-19 (Year 2) ||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
|-
| 97 || Shemu III-20 - Shemu III-26 (Year 2) ||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc?
||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
|-
| 98 || Shemu III-27 - Shemu IV-3 (Year 2) ||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio?
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio?
*10 Thi -> 20 Car?
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr?
||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 99 || Shemu IV-4 - Shemu IV-10 (Year 2) ||
||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
|-
| 100 || Shemu IV-11 - Shemu IV-17 (Year 2) ||||||
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
||
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 101 || Shemu IV-18 - Shemu IV-24 (Year 2) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 102 ||
Shemu IV-25 - Akhet I-1 (Year 3)
||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 103 ||
Akhet I-2 - Akhet I-8 (Year 3)
||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
|-
| 104 ||
Akhet I-9 - Akhet I-15 (Year 3)
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc?
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio?
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia?
||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 105 ||
Akhet I-16 - Akhet I-22 (Year 3)
||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
|-
| 106 ||
Akhet I-23 - Akhet I-29 (Year 3)
||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 107 ||
Akhet I-30 - Akhet II-6 (Year 3)
||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 108 ||
Akhet II-7 - Akhet II-13 (Year 3)
||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 109 || Akhet II-14 - Akhet II-20 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 110 || Akhet II-21 - Akhet II-27 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 111 || Akhet II-28 - Akhet III-4 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Bio?
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio?
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol?
*10 Car -> 20 Thi?
||
|-
| 112 || Akhet III-5 - Akhet III-11 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 113 || Akhet III-12 - Akhet III-18 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 114 || Akhet III-19 - Akhet III-25 (Year 3) ||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr?
||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 115 || Akhet III-26 - Akhet IV-2 (Year 3) ||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio?
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr?
||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 116 || Akhet IV-3 - Akhet IV-9 (Year 3) ||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc?
*10 Car -> 5 Asc?
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
|-
| 117 || Akhet IV-10 - Akhet IV-16 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 118 || Akhet IV-17 - Akhet IV-23 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pyr-> 10 Bio
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pyr-> 10 Bio
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 119 ||
Akhet IV-24 - Akhet IV-30 (Year 3)
||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 120 ||
Peret I-1 - Peret I-7 (Year 3)
||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 121 ||
Peret I-8 - Peret I-14 (Year 3)
||||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
|-
| 122 || Peret I-15 - Peret I-21 (Year 3)
||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 123 || Peret I-22 - Peret I-28 (Year 3) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 124 || Peret I-29 - Peret II-5 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 125 || Peret II-6 - Peret II-12 (Year 3) ||||||||
*No voids
|-
| 126 || Peret II-13 - Peret II-19 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 127 || Peret II-20 - Peret II-26 (Year 3)
||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Bio?
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car?
*10 Asc -> 10 Car?
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia?
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi?
||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 128 || Peret II-27 - Peret III-3 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 129 || Peret III-4 - Peret III-10 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 130 || Peret III-11 - Peret III-17 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi-> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi-> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 131 || Peret III-18 - Peret III-24 (Year 3) ||
*No voids?
||||||
*No voids
|-
| 132 || Peret III-25 - Peret IV-1 (Year 3) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 133 || Peret IV-2 - Peret IV-8 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*might be more
||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 134 || Peret IV-9 - Peret IV-15 (Year 3) ||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Car -> 20 Thi?
||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 135 || Peret IV-16 - Peret IV-22 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 136 || Peret IV-23 - Peret IV-29 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
||
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 137 || Peret IV-30 - Shemu I-6 (Year 3) ||||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 138 || Shemu I-7 - Shemu I-13 (Year 3) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 10 Thi
|-
| 139 || Shemu I-14 - Shemu I-20 (Year 3) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 140 || Shemu I-21 - Shemu I-27 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 141 || Shemu I-28 - Shemu II-4 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 142 || Shemu II-5 - Shemu II-11 (Year 3) ||||||
*No voids
||
*No voids
|-
| 143 || Shemu II-12 - Shemu II-18 (Year 3) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 144 || Shemu II-19 - Shemu II-25 (Year 3) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 145 || Shemu II-26 - Shemu III-2 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 146 || Shemu III-3 - Shemu III-9 (Year 3) ||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio?
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol?
*10 Car -> 20 Thi?
||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 147 || Shemu III-10 - Shemu III-16 (Year 3)
||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car?
||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 148 || Shemu III-17 - Shemu III-23 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 149 || Shemu III-24 - Shemu III-30 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
|-
| 150 || Shemu IV-1 - Shemu IV-7 (Year 3) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 151 || Shemu IV-8 - Shemu IV-14 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 152 || Shemu IV-15 - Shemu IV-21 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 153 || Shemu IV-22 - Shemu IV-28 (Year 3) ||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
||
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 154 || Shemu IV-29 - Akhet I-5 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 155 || Akhet I-6 - Akhet I-12 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 156 || Akhet I-13 - Akhet I-19 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 157 || Akhet I-20 - Akhet I-26 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 158 || Akhet I-27 - Akhet II-3 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
||
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 159 || Akhet II-4 - Akhet II-10 (Year 4) ||||||
*No voids
||
*No voids
|-
| 160 || Akhet II-11 - Akhet II-17 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 161 || Akhet II-18 - Akhet II-24 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 162 || Akhet II-25 - Akhet III-1 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 163 || Akhet III-2 - Akhet III-8 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
|-
| 164 || Akhet III-9 - Akhet III-15 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
|-
| 165 || Akhet III-16 - Akhet III-22 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 166 || Akhet III-23 - Akhet III-29 (Year 4) ||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Car -> 20 Thi?
||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 167 || Akhet III-30 - Akhet IV-6 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 168 || Akhet IV-7 - Akhet IV-13 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
|-
| 169 || Akhet IV-14 - Akhet IV-20 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 170 || Akhet IV-21 - Akhet IV-27 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
|-
| 171 || Akhet IV-28 - Peret I-4 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 172 || Peret I-5 - Peret I-11 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 173 || Peret I-12 - Peret I-18 (Year 4) ||||||
*No voids
||
*No voids
|-
| 174 || Peret I-19 - Peret I-25 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
|-
| 175 || Peret I-26 - Peret II-2 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 176 || Peret II-3 - Peret II-9 (Year 4) ||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
|-
| 177 || Peret II-10 - Peret II-16 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 178 || Peret II-17 - Peret II-23 (Year 4) ||||||
*No voids?
||
*No voids
|-
| 179 || Peret II-24 - Peret II-30 (Year 4) ||||||
*No voids?
||
*No voids
|-
| 180 || Peret III-1 - Peret III-7 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 181 || Peret III-8 - Peret III-14 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
|-
| 182 || Peret III-15 - Peret III-21 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 183 || Peret III-22 - Peret III-28 (Year 4) ||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 184 || Peret III-29 - Peret IV-5 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
|-
| 185 || Peret IV-6 - Peret IV-12 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*Only Daytime Tested!
|-
| 186 || Peret IV-13 - Peret IV-19 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 187 || Peret IV-20 - Peret IV-26 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 188 || Peret IV-27 - Shemu I-3 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 189 || Shemu I-4 - Shemu I-10 (Year 4) ||
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
||||||
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 190 || Shemu I-11 - Shemu I-17 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
|-
| 191 || Shemu I-18 - Shemu I-24 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
|-
| 192 || Shemu I-25 - Shemu II-1 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 193 || Shemu II-2 - Shemu II-8 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 194 || Shemu II-9 - Shemu II-15 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 195 || Shemu II-16 - Shemu II-22 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 196 || Shemu II-23 - Shemu II-29 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 197 || Shemu II-30 - Shemu III-6 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 198 || Shemu III-7 - Shemu III-13 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 199 || Shemu III-14 - Shemu III-20 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 200 || Shemu III-21 - Shemu III-27 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 201 || Shemu III-28 - Shemu IV-4 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
|-
| 202 || Shemu IV-5 - Shemu IV-11 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 203 || Shemu IV-12 - Shemu IV-18 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 204 || Shemu IV-19 - Shemu IV-25 (Year 4) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 205 || Shemu IV-26 - Akhet I-2 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 206 || Akhet I-3 - Akhet I-9 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 207 || Akhet I-10 - Akhet I-16 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 208 || Akhet I-17 - Akhet I-23 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 209 || Akhet I-24 - Akhet I-30 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 210 || Akhet II-1 - Akhet II-7 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 211 || Akhet II-8 - Akhet II-14 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 212 || Akhet II-15 - Akhet II-21 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 213 || Akhet II-22 - Akhet II-28 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*Maybe more?
|-
| 214 || Akhet II-29 - Akhet III-5 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 215 || Akhet III-6 - Akhet III-12 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 216 || Akhet III-13 - Akhet III-19 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
|-
| 217 || Akhet III-20 - Akhet III-26 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
|-
| 218 || Akhet III-27 - Akhet IV-3 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 219 || Akhet IV-4 - Akhet IV-10 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
|-
| 220 || Akhet IV-11 - Akhet IV-17 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 221 || Akhet IV-18 - Akhet IV-24 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 222 || Akhet IV-25 - Peret I-1 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 223 || Peret I-2 - Peret I-8 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
|-
| 224 || Peret I-9 - Peret I-15 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 225 || Peret I-16 - Peret I-22 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 226 || Peret I-23 - Peret I-29 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 227 || Peret I-30 - Peret II-6 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 228 || Peret II-7 - Peret II-13 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 229 || Peret II-14 - Peret II-20 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 230 || Peret II-21 - Peret II-27 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 231 || Peret II-28 - Peret III-4 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 232 || Peret III-5 - Peret III-11 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 233 || Peret III-12 - Peret III-18 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 234 || Peret III-19 - Peret III-25 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 235 || Peret III-26 - Peret IV-2 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
|-
| 236 || Peret IV-3 - Peret IV-9 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 237 || Peret IV-10 - Peret IV-16 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 238 || Peret IV-17 - Peret IV-23 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 239 || Peret IV-24 - Peret IV-30 (Year 5) ||||||||
*No voids
|-
| 240 || Shemu I-1 - Shemu I-7 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 241 || Shemu I-8 - Shemu I-14 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 242 || Shemu I-15 - Shemu I-21 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 243 || Shemu I-22 - Shemu I-28 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 244 || Shemu I-29 - Shemu II-5 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 245 || Shemu II-6 - Shemu II-12 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
|-
| 246 || Shemu II-13 - Shemu II-19 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 247 || Shemu II-20 - Shemu II-26 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 248 || Shemu II-27 - Shemu III-3 (Year 5) ||||||||
|-
| 249 || Shemu III-4 - Shemu III-10 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 250 || Shemu III-11 - Shemu III-17 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 251 || Shemu III-18 - Shemu III-24 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 252 || Shemu III-25 - Shemu IV-1 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 253 || Shemu IV-2 - Shemu IV-8 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 254 || Shemu IV-9 - Shemu IV-15 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 255 || Shemu IV-16 - Shemu IV-22 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 256 || Shemu IV-23 - Shemu IV-29 (Year 5) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 257 || Shemu IV-30 - Akhet I-6 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 258 || Akhet I-7 - Akhet I-13 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 259 || Akhet I-14 - Akhet I-20 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 260 || Akhet I-21 - Akhet I-27 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 261 || Akhet I-28 - Akhet II-4 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 262 || Akhet II-5 - Akhet II-11 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 263 || Akhet II-12 - Akhet II-18 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 264 || Akhet II-19 - Akhet II-25 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 265 || Akhet II-26 - Akhet III-2 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 266 || Akhet III-3 - Akhet III-9 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
|-
| 267 || Akhet III-10 - Akhet III-16 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
|-
| 268 || Akhet III-17 - Akhet III-23 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 269 || Akhet III-24 - Akhet III-30 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
|-
| 270 || Akhet IV-1 - Akhet IV-7 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 271 || Akhet IV-8 - Akhet IV-14 (Year 6) ||||||||
*No voids
|-
| 272 || Akhet IV-15 - Akhet IV-21 (Year 6) ||||||||
*No voids
|-
| 273 || Akhet IV-22 - Akhet IV-28 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
|-
| 274 || Akhet IV-29 - Peret I-5 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 275 || Peret I-6 - Peret I-12 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Thi
|-
| 276 || Peret I-13 - Peret I-19 (Year 6) ||||||||
*No voids
|-
| 277 || Peret I-20 - Peret I-26 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 278 || Peret I-27 - Peret II-3 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 279 || Peret II-4 - Peret II-10 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 280 || Peret II-11 - Peret II-17 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 281 || Peret II-18 - Peret II-24 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 282 || Peret II-25 - Peret III-1 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 283 || Peret III-2 - Peret III-8 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 284 || Peret III-9 - Peret III-15 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 285 || Peret III-16 - Peret III-22 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
|-
| 286 || Peret III-23 - Peret III-29 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 287 || Peret III-30 - Peret IV-6 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
|-
| 288 || Peret IV-7 - Peret IV-13 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pot -> 3.3 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 289 || Peret IV-14 - Peret IV-20 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 290 || Peret IV-21 - Peret IV-27 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
|-
| 291 || Peret IV-28 - Shemu I-4 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 292 || Shemu I-5 - Shemu I-11 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 293 || Shemu I-12 - Shemu I-18 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 294 || Shemu I-19 - Shemu I-25 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 295 || Shemu I-26 - Shemu II-2 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 296 || Shemu II-3 - Shemu II-9 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 297 || Shemu II-10 - Shemu II-16 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 298 || Shemu II-17 - Shemu II-23 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Thi -> 20 Nia
|-
| 299 || Shemu II-24 - Shemu II-30 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 300 || Shemu III-1 - Shemu III-7 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
|-
| 301 || Shemu III-8 - Shemu III-14 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 302 || Shemu III-15 - Shemu III-21 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*maybe more?
|-
| 303 || Shemu III-22 - Shemu III-28 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 304 || Shemu III-29 - Shemu IV-5 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia?
|-
| 305 || Shemu IV-6 - Shemu IV-12 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 306 || Shemu IV-13 - Shemu IV-19 (Year 6) ||||||||
|-
| 307 || Shemu IV-20 - Shemu IV-26 (Year 6) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 308 || Shemu IV-27 - Akhet I-3 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 309 || Akhet I-4 - Akhet I-10 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
|-
| 310 || Akhet I-11 - Akhet I-17 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
|-
| 311 || Akhet I-18 - Akhet I-24 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 312 || Akhet I-25 - Akhet II-1 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
|-
| 313 || Akhet II-2 - Akhet II-8 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.3 Pyr
|-
| 314 || Akhet II-9 - Akhet II-15 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
|-
| 315 || Akhet II-16 - Akhet II-22 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 316 || Akhet II-23 - Akhet II-29 (Year 7) ||||||||
|-
| 317 || Akhet II-30 - Akhet III-6 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi
|-
| 318 || Akhet III-7 - Akhet III-13 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 319 || Akhet III-14 - Akhet III-20 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Fol -> 20 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pot -> 3.33 Car
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 320 || Akhet III-21 - Akhet III-27 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Car -> 5 Asc
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
|-
| 321 || Akhet III-28 - Akhet IV-4 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 322 || Akhet IV-5 - Akhet IV-11 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.33 Car
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
|-
| 323 || Akhet IV-12 - Akhet IV-18 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.33 Car?
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol?
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia?
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr?
|-
| 324 || Akhet IV-19 - Akhet IV-25 (Year 7) ||||||||
|-
| 325 || Akhet IV-26 - Peret I-2 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Thi -> 20 Car
|-
| 326 || Peret I-3 - Peret I-9 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 3.33 Car
*10 Asc -> 20 Nia
|-
| 327 || Peret I-10 - Peret I-16 (Year 7) ||||||||
|-
| 328 || Peret I-17 - Peret I-23 (Year 7) ||||||||
|-
| 329 || Peret I-24 - Peret I-30 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
|-
| 330 || Peret II-1 - Peret II-7 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pyr -> 10 Bio
*10 Nia -> 30 Fol
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
|-
| 331 || Peret II-8 - Peret II-14 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Nit -> 3.33 Pyr
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Asc -> 10 Thi
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 332 || Peret II-15 - Peret II-21 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Fol
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 333 || Peret II-22 - Peret II-28 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10.0 Thi -> 10.0 Nia
|-
| 334 || Peret II-29 - Peret III-5 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Nit -> 3.33 Asc
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 335 || Peret III-6 - Peret III-12 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 10 Car
*10 Thi -> 10 Nia
*10 Fol -> 20 Pyr
|-
| 336 || Peret III-13 - Peret III-19 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Pot -> 2.5 Bio
*10 Pyr -> 5 Nia
*10 Car -> 10 Pyr
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
|-
| 337 || Peret III-20 - Peret III-26 (Year 7) ||||||||
*10 Asc -> 20 Bio
*10 Thi -> 20 Fol
*10 Car -> 20 Thi
*10 Nia -> 5 Thi

|}

Guilds/Twisted Thistle/Voidlist

2014-04-10T15:48:36Z

Cegaiel:

Guilds/Twisted Thistle/Voidlist

2014-04-07T07:13:09Z

Cegaiel:

T7 Improvement Ideas

2014-04-06T00:44:15Z

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= Tests =
== Test of Mentorship ==

Suggest to Scrap the Mentor Shrine, and change to a point based system where the mentee can award points based on a fixed schedule to player(s) that have been helpful to them. May tie it to levels/test advancement of the mentee. Changes the focus to not just be about mentoring a player up to citizenship. The number of points to pass will be adjusted accordingly, for example it could be 21 points from 7 different mentees.
--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 20:15, 22 March 2014 (EST)

: Could keep the Mentor Shrine, but have the mentor build it, not the mentee. Once the test is opened, give each player one token on each level-up which they can then deposit in a mentor shrine of someone they feel have mentored them well. This will act as a cue to players not familiar with the test since they will have a token in their inventory, and allow multiple mentors to benefit from the assistance they provide. I also find that a mentor shrine built today doesn't take into account the mentoring I may get from other people at a later date. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 16:58, 23 March 2014 (EST) +1 ([[User:Eimear|Eimear]])

:: (Moved up from below) I definitely want to increase the amount of interaction between mentor and mentee. However, I don't want to just tie to tests/achievements, etc.. It would feel like Prophet/Promotion/Marriage etc... What about keeping the Shrine, tying it to player retention and requiring both the mentor and mentee to meditate together on it once a week to show that the two actually got together at least the once to accumulate the points. Maybe points based on time logged in at the same time (Bonuses for tests and achievements, but I don't want the majority of points to come from that) (IE - You cant mentor effectively if your not on at the same time) I hesitate to do within proximity of each other with the wide use of chat channels for mentoring it would make mentoring harder which isn't what I want. I am thinking a having test passing be based a threshold, with added bonuses for scores beyond the passing level. (level of effort: 4 hours) --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:27, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::: If the mentee can build than more than 1 shrine, say they want to change mentors (if their old one quit etc), then yes a minimum requirement of time on together to be able to choose a new mentor, or dedicate it to their current for that week would be welcome. Maybe limit it to total of 7 weeks that a mentee/mentor meditate together (not necessarily consecutive weeks) and give a message that you can only change mentors once or twice so choose wisely--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 06:48, 24 March 2014 (EST)

::::I would like to come back the Beeginer Island, it was a very good idea for new people, and ask player too concentrate them self to this test--[[User:Kastou|Kastou]] 07:48, 25 March 2014 (GMT+1)

There was a different mentoring process in Tale 4 which seems to work well from my perspective as a newbie player. You had several choices to give mentoring tokens to people who help you and got more as you levelled, so you could spread the appreciation as you progressed. I vaguely remeber there being wells that grew the more mentor tokens were put in, so it was a visible indication of who was a good mentor or not. And yes, bring back newbie island! +1 Eimear)

* If we bring back Newbie Island can it be optional? It's really tedious for returning players.

== Test of Marriage==

When was this test modified ? T4 maybe ?

*I liked it much more in T3, i.e. when *both* spouses would win the test on a given week and the points were Nb. of tests passed as spouses (by *either* spouse) x number of weeks since married.
I think that it was way more of a collaboration between the spouses to win together the test of marriage than what is happening now since the test was modified. (Basically now only one of the spouse wins the test, if the other spouse has worked like a slave to pass as many tests as possible)

So...can we have the initial Test of Marriage back ? --[[User:Nissim|Nissim]]

*'''FYI :''' The initial marriage test was in worship (didn't even need to pass worship init)and you could pass it just after you got married. So, yea, i'd guess the t3 version is what would be the preference, since it also includes casanova passes (Which even if we do have them in t6, are a rarity) '''http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale3/Tests/Test_Of_Marriage''' --[[User:blondie|blondie]]

*I find that some of the perks for marriage provide too much help for other areas of the game. For example, spouse porting gives an unfair advantage in events that prohibit navigation/expedition/paid chariot travel. It also allows the progress in tests that are designed to make you get out there, and do so with next to no cost. Examples include porting to your spouse who has stumbled along an Ibis, then porting back home when your spouse has finished their travels or porting to a cicada and double hitting it. May I suggest that we change free spouse porting to an extra waypoint instead, where porting to your spouse will cost you navigation time. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:01, 23 March 2014 (EST)

*Please, please, please, don't mess with spousal warps. I can understand not having it on some events. We've been penalized already on phoenix runs, I think that's punishment enough. There will be plenty of Ibis that people will all get them at one point, same thing with cicadas. There are times when people don't EVEN run to reported sightings or have too many cicadas. I don't think spousal warp should be blamed on losing out on tests. (--[[User:blondie|blondie]], march 22, 2014)I agree fully with you blondie - march 24, '14 +1[[User: Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]] +1 [[User: tehm|tehm]]

: I haven't followed the changes in marriage. My understanding is that the complaint is that both players don't advance at the same rate. (IE - one player works his butt off to advance tests and only the partner is rewarded) So, you want me to solve the dead-beat spouse issue... Or is this just a marriage between a main and a mule? (In which case, I dont see a problem) Isn't picking a spouse who wont leave you high and dry part of the test? I am just trying to better understand what the problem is. --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]]

::I think marriage passes could be an issue both if you have a mule or if you have a real player as your spouse. If you look at it the way marriage is now, you basically need your spouse to pass tests if you want to pass marriage. That would encourage you to have a mule that passes tests so you can pass marriage. So, if we had marriage go back to t3 ways, both spouses would get credit every time either passes a test. This seems more like the spouses working together for a common goal. Also, the spouse passing tests/active is getting credit for the work they are doing. The t3 way: spouse A passes 2 tests, Spouse B passes 3 tests; they both get 5 points, that gets multiplied by the weeks they've been married. Hopefully that makes more sense in terms of what we are looking for in the test --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]] ([[User:blondie|blondie]] +1)

== Test of Seven Phoenix ==
Should be able to build a monumental Phoenix (in the same way we have with Monumental Towers) [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:08, 23 March 2014 (EST)+1 [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]

== Test of Khepre’s Children ==
I have been struggling with getting through this Test all tale, mostly because I badly misinterpreted the scoring process for Level 3 and in trying to work it out for myself have ended up competing against just about everyone trying to get aggregate score higher in the lower levels.

Would it be possible to make the scoring for Level 3 simpler and tied to player votes for the beetle’s qualities rather than also being tied to the player who is exhibiting the beetle? An emphasis on artistic merit would be in the spirit of the test. Not sure how to control for block voting in collusion though. - Cate

== Test of the Covered Cartouche ==
*Buildings built in the building rounds should disappear once the round is over. Otherwise high level players just salvage everything at the end, and not feel the pain that lower level players with poorer salvage skills can manage. Should be able to build monumental buildings (in the same way we have with Monumental Towers) instead. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:08, 23 March 2014 (EST)

*'''I think''' it's mean to have buildings built during building rounds disappear. Some people don't get very far into cartouche rounds and only get a handful (if lucky) of cartouche buildings. You would be, in fact, penalizing people who don't reach high levels of cartouche. Isn't cartouche mean enough? You also can't salvage cartouche buildings. I can't remember for sure if the owner can but i believe they are not dpa-able, at least. Note: cartouche is not an arch test and having the buildings stay after you build is part of the reward of doing cartouche. ([[User:blondie|blondie]]-- march 24, 2014)

*let us keep the cartouche buildings! they are a nice deco in your garden - btw yes they are salvable by the owner, but it has nothing to do with your 'high' level, but with your salvage level - so it is even possible for a lowlevel player to get a high salvage level ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

*Build cartouches from previous tellings, like all-star cartouche rounds. Also, having more events/contests where everyone can build cartouche buildings. I think that's worked out very nicely when it's been done. If it were done more often more people would have decorations they could add to their homes. ([[User:blondie|blondie]]-- march 24, 2014)

== Test of the Oyster Catcher ==
Swimming shouldn't be given when you take the test, instead Swimming should be a skill you learn at school, and be a requirement to take this test. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:08, 23 March 2014 (EST) +2 [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]],[[User: tehm|tehm]]

== Thought Tests ==
Can we remove the heavy reliance of so many cuttable gems from a lot of these buildings? Particularly from the principles, but from the actual building construction too... [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:08, 23 March 2014 (EST)

*I don't agree, as it is now it keeps trading for those cutted gems into the game (btw I can't cut all them either) it's a skill like blacksmithed stuff, some are experts, others moderated and most can't do any gem - anyone has the choice to try it ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

==Test of the Sphinx==
A mythological Sphinx guards a liminal boundary (like between life and death, childhood and adulthood) and offers a challenge, which when incorrectly answered results in punishment or retribution, or even death.

Although it would be difficult to incorporate all those elements in a Test, there are a few things I found have not worked particularly well in the T6 Test. For example, it can take forever to cycle through the banks of riddles entered by the players, both in evaluation and to answer. If there could be a filter that removes riddles that make it to ‘noble’, so that you can only evaluate or answer riddles that are still trying to get to ‘noble’, then that might streamline things.

Enhancements: What do you think? A random ‘noble’ riddle from the pool of those filtered out of active evaluations is posed to all who enter a riddles into the Sphinx as a challenge. If there are no noble riddles (ie. in the beginning) then there could be a default, or no challenge made. Those who get the answer wrong would be punished in some way – maybe required to offer up something from current inventory before entering their riddle. Those who get it right are given something low value as a reward into inventory. Would make interacting with the Sphinx more dynamic! - Cate

== Sound Based Tests ==

I understand Safari and Cicadas are beloved tests and I don't want to suggest changes that will take away from those tests for the majority of players, but I would like to explore if there is a way to make them accessible to players with hearing loss. This was less of a problem in T3 (see the Test of Marriage issue, above), but this Tale my spouse is playing as me to drag me through Marriage so we're not penalised for the fact that anything with directional sound is not going to happen for me. Suggestion: maybe a visual HUD people could load if they wanted it? I realise that would make the tests easier, but it would also make them accessible to more people. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

:I wanted to add about safari. Frogs used to have shadows in the past. Is it possible to add shadows back? That may help those who have issues with sound (blondie, march 23rd, 2014)

::Add me to the issue with Sound Based Tests. I'm registered Hearing Impaired, and I have a problem with Cicadas and Bullfrogs too. If nothing else, for Cicadas have a Main Chat entry when the system first starts to play the cicada chirping saying "You hear the faint noise of a Cicada nearby", and for bullfrogs, as Blondie says above, bring back the shadow, that helps. Alternatively, a range of messages based upon the strength and direction such as "You hear a faint sound of a Bullfrog", "A chirp of a bullfrog can be heard in the distance", "You hear a strong sound of a Bullfrog to your left", "You hear a strong sound of a Bullfrog"... [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:14, 23 March 2014 (EST) (+1 [[User:Eimear|Eimear]])

:::The shadows on frogs were a client bug with the rendering order. (The bug made anything that was invisible have a shadow, and yielded a lot of complaints from players about "clicking on the frogs and getting credit" when there was no frog there... (Silt spawners are an example of these, they are invisible unless the world is in builder mode) That client bug also reduced client speed and so that bug will not be re-introduced. --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 14:30, 24 March 2014 (EST)

::::Understood. Anything visual you could think of would improve these tests. Silden has a good suggestion I think. Thanks. (Eimear)

== Test of the Safari ==
Would be fun to add feature to do extended safari, similiar to gaining speed points. Each additional strength point beyond 7 would take x of each animal ^ (Current Strength-7). Also, hinges on changes to limit max chocolate+herb stacking to around +21 on a stat (in early game to dowse for metals)--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 08:14, 24 March 2014 (EST)

--I'd second the points beyond 7 suggestion, but am ambivalent to the herb stacking cap. [[User: tehm|tehm]] +1 [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]

== Darkest Night Test ==

Let us have the option to discard a list, like we can do with ritual tattoo (just go to another ubody) or like the banquet : You can obtain a new list from each UBody once/week - the week resets when passes are run. Also let us do more lists (for those who want) just like the ritual tattoo - aka possibility of 28 lists, just need new mushrooms (sofar only 35 ingame now) - but we would still need at least 35 different mushrooms to pass the test - getting all 49 could be another achievement ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

--Second for being able to scrap a list (Darkest Night or Ritual Tattoo) you're finding too difficult, but ambivalent on adding more mushrooms. I'd like more ways to get insight into how mushrooms spawn rather than just finding other mushrooms. [[User: tehm|tehm]]

*I think it would be nice to add mushrooms, maybe that would allow us to, similarly to ritual tattoo, pick and choose which mushrooms we hunt for. More mushrooms could be used for cooking or chemistry, so i think that could benefit the game. Mushroom spawn is about doing research, ecology, finding patterns which could be used as part of the test. Being able to get more clues from the devs about those spawns could be a good idea but having to do more research shouldn't prevent us from getting new shrooms. We haven't had new shrooms for a while, it sounds like something to look forward to. (blondie, march 26, 2014

== Test of the Funeral Temple ==

Couldn't we use the fishscales here too? could even ask for 7 different colors to open up the test and then use at least 7 different colors, like the raeli tiles to be able to pass the test?

Also in egypt there were certain rituals when one was about to be buried: with some everyday objects and food (for the less rich ones) and bread, fruit, amulets - aka gems? and furniture (for the richest ones ) for the afterlife

*food: could be anything we have now: vegggies, water, dates, eggs, could even be animals
*amulets: certain gems
*beer

could put it in the principles to have at least 7 different of the fruit/veggie/water/gems?

or put it to pass the test: have to have at least 7 different fruit/veggie and 7 different gems (small, med or large)

([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 25, '14)

== Test of Demipharaoh ==

In addition to keeping the logs as was recently voted on, I feel that at some point voting in more DemiPharaohs does nothing to protect the players from griefing but actually would increase the risk of it since you're giving ban power to more people who might not use it responsibly. That hasn't been an issue this tale, but there are examples from previous tales. Furthermore, as we got into late tale, several people got into the final rank unopposed which guaranteed their election without the input from Egypt as a whole. Hence, I recommend having a "No candidate" option available at every election so at some point Egyptians could as a whole decide that we do not need a new DP this month.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 17:06, 26 March 2014 (PST)

== Test of Banquet ==

Difficult menus are part of the challenge, but I don't think that running around between different universities to replace menus that are completely IMPOSSIBLE is a useful part of this test. Unless we've all missed something, date beer was literally impossible this telling, yet many menus continued to call for it. Rare ingredients and flavour combinations seemed to show up frequently on menus, but perhaps the test should not call for a beer type until someone has managed to successfully brew it at least once.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 17:20, 26 March 2014 (PST)
*Banquet IS a body test, though. Like tattoo we have chances of rerolling menus and getting other menus from different Unis. Some beers may also take time to find ...yeast spots for? couldn't you just make an argument for that because something doesn't exist then it shouldn't be in a menu? You could say the same for wines people don't have yet, or for fish people haven't caught? Banquet is a pretty high level test, so there should be work needed to get to it. You need 7 perception for it, that's pretty advanced. Banquet is also a very beneficial event (21 players partake in a meal with 7 of each stat for 8 real hours). It seems difficulty in having to go over different menus balances that out. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 00:28, 27 March 2014 (EST)

== Test of Festivals ==

Similar to Banquet, date beer has been called for in several Festivals which has required those players to reset their requirements. It's one thing if that's an intended feature, but I don't personally feel that impossible requests add anything of value to the test.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 17:20, 26 March 2014 (PST)
*Festival is meant to be a test that takes a while to pass. You can always reset your reqs; it only takes doing another festival and you only have to wait a day or two to do that festival again. In Hathor, VP date beer is only one of 8 possible beers. Osiris is harder festival because we need more reqs for each beer but there's still a lot of possible combinations and this telling people have already managed to make some beers that were not possible or not found a lot earlier in the telling. We've had impossible fruit of earth spirits in past tellings and yet Ra festivals are successful. Honeys and citruses for Bastet and Isis have to be planted and found, some are very rare. Yet festivals still get passed all the time and there's cycles of passes/participation. I think some of the challenges like these, where people have to find other options, make the passes feel more worthy. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 00:49, 27 March 2014 (EST)
*One issue people have about festivals, aside from needing 100% satisfaction for 7 gods rituals, is having conflicting time zones. People may never be around for the EST US 3pm time on Sat/Sun (though that festival time has been around since t1, I remember). A good idea might be to find a way for people to share %ages even though everyone can't be online at the same time. I've no new suggestions but people have done extra festivals, mini-festivals. Some of that has caused extra use of limited supplies, some has caused player burn out. So maybe there's a way that to try to make that less difficult. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 00:49, 27 March 2014 (EST)

== Test of Pyrotechnics ==
Is it possible to bring back the T2 way of scheduling pyroshows - they were scheduled in rotating timezones & regions - there were lots of shows then, so every few weeks you could entera show instead of now, just waiting until enough people sign up - Murtha

Suggestion: schedule a fixed pyroshow every 1st saturday of the month, 1 on european time , 1 on us time - if we want more shows we have to trigger them ourselves [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]

== Leavened Bread ==
I was really challenged and I ended up enjoying it far more than I expected. It is pretty intimidating to a new player though and the effort required to gather the materials and coordinate the group makes this as much a leadership test as a worship test. And then after all
that effort, that was it. I was wondering if there can be more of a permanent result for those that do get through the test.

Maybe something like conferring the ability to upgrade a kitchen to bake bread that confers temporary stats boosts when shared –requiring invocations/ emotes during the process to keep the worshipful element present. Seems counter-intuitive that with low player numbers the only way to find an alt of the right ‘age’ and discipline in the time frame for sharing the hold bread is to create one for the purpose, but with lower player numbers it was pretty well the only option. - Cate

= Improvement Ideas, Suggestions, and Requested Changes =

== Fishing Improvements ==

Reduce the cost to improve fly fishing skill by about 2/3, so instead of 1200 fishing points to go from fly fishing 1 to fly fishing 2, it would be 400 fishing points. (''Would say this is the most needed improvement'')

Add in new varities of fish, increasing the total types of fish throughout Egypt to 243. Maybe add achievement for catching a # of different varities.

Change how the game places fish, instead of by grid location, make certain fish only capturable in a region. Also tie certain fish to be near terrain features like shallow water, deep water, clay or papyrus or large stone etc, similiar to tattoo. +1 [[User: tehm|tehm]]

Allow the higher quality fishing rods to be craftable by players. Maybe tie it to fly fishing level and carving level. (''This is probably the 2nd most needed improvement'')+2 [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]], [[User: tehm|tehm]]

Add in a rare random event (graphical or text message) that an epicly large fish of the appropriate species (for the location, time and month) is spotted near by. To catch the player plays a mini-game using sliders on line tension (line play), and reeling in, the larger the fish the harder to catch. These fish can be mounted (maybe add an achievement) --[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 20:15, 22 March 2014 (EST)

: Fishing needs to be examined in the context of Isis' bounty as I have explicitly been requested to permit fishing from boats. (Not sure the animation system will allow the blending of the boat animations (the boat) with the fishing animations properly while keeping the two together) If doable, then fishing areas will greatly expand. As for the rest of the things, Flyfishing is new tech to me, Let me look at that code a bit and see how easy it will be. (Likely significant time to code) --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]], 22 March 2014 (EST)

Click, wait 15 seconds... click, wait 15 seconds... click, wait 15 seconds... Not very stimulating. I'd much rather have a click, and have the bobble land in a random place, then bob when there's a fish. On clicking the bobble, a powerbar appears with green in a random part, red on either side, and a black bar that randomly moves left and right. Your job, get it to the green area within a couple seconds, and keep it there. Once the allotted time has passed, you catch the fish. The bar on the powerbar moves faster the lower your strength (hence harder to keep in the green area), and the duration of this power bar assigned to Endurance. I would find that much more stimulating. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:18, 23 March 2014 (EST)

== Raeli Ovens ==
*The ownership feature of Raeli Ovens appears to have introduced a miracle of physics - the instant porting of lots of tiles. A player can have thousands of tiles delivered straight to their temple or warehouse if they start the oven, head to their temple/warehouse, and have a second person stop the oven at the desired time. The oven will then port the tiles straight to the player standing next to their temple/warehouse. Let's have these tiles stay in the machine, with the Take menu displaying Owners tiles and Last Baked tiles. The Owners tiles are only accessible by owners of the oven, and the Last Baked Tiles would hold the bakers tiles (either accessible to all, or have the bakers tiles become the owners tiles if the oven is baked by a new player) [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:32, 23 March 2014 (EST)

**When an oven is owner percentage set, Player 1 starts an oven, Player 2 stops the oven, tiles go into player 1's inventory. However player 1 doesn't need to be near oven. Player 1 can be anywhere, such as at their Funerary Temple on the other side of Egypt. The tiles will still go into Player 1's inventory. This causes huge amounts of tiles to instantly transport themselves across the map. Player 1 can start off with 500 charcoal, go to South Egypt and start up 10 ovens, then head back to their temple in River Plains. Player 2 then has nothing in their inventory, and goes to each of the ovens stopping them at the desired time. Player 1, who is in River Plains at the funerary temples then has the tiles instantly pop in their inventory. So, with no food, or anything else, they can easily have tens of thousands of tiles transported from the ovens to their funerary temples. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 08:54, 24 March 2014 (EST)
**I'm sorry, I completely misunderstood that you were talking about A BUG. I haven't used public or partly public use ovens for at least 6 months. I never had what you are reporting happen. Right, this completely sounds like a miracle of physics, even for the virtual atitd world, it sounds like it's not working as intended. It's possible others are having the same issue. This should be reported to Pluribus in game through a dev call. I think you should do that, if you haven't. Pluribus has been asking us to report bugs that we find. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 08:02, 28 March 2014 (EST)

*imo nothing needs to be changed here, as blondie stated ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14 I do think permissions on ovens are set up (when they work as intended by the devs) correctly, though. I don't think that needs to be changed, aside from bugs occurring.--[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 08:02, 28 March 2014 (EST)

*I'd like to see something that slows the clay rush on these- change the required Oven materials to something people aren't already preparing for so early on. [[User: tehm|tehm]] 03:10, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

*Right now there is ovens with over 100k tiles sitting in them unburned, its completely unrealistic. I'd like to suggest that Raeli Ovens are completely overhauled. The research costs remain much the same. However, instead of resin to build them, they take resin to color the clay. With each resin type giving a different color scale (maybe scrambled on a player basis, so not all players can make all colors but we can make over 80-90% of them, to enable trade). I would like to see them have a VERY limited hopper size to start, possibly 500 tiles max, upgradable to 1000/2000/4000. With a small reduction in the amount of resin needed to fire the oven, if starting costs are 25cc and 100 resin to fire, upgraded costs may be 50cc/150resin for the 1000 hopper, 75cc/200resin for the 2000 hopper, 100cc/250resin. All the fancy % for burning on existing ovens would be removed, and they would be treated like a normal building, ie able to be set to personal, public or guilded. The build areas for the ovens should probably be halved, enabling more ovens to be built closer together. I realise that this may make tests like aqueduct harder but I think in a way that will encourage more people to work together. (Pluribus if your willing to consider this I am happy to work out color sets/rarities ect and link them with resins maybe grouped as common, uncommon, rare, exotic.) [[User:Kyline|Kyline]] 5 Apr 2014

== Keyboard Shortcuts ==
Can we stop the spam of some keyboard shortcuts. The main culprit is the Greenhouses, you press H to harvest a few greenhouses, but get a main chat full of You harvest 100 gress. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. You harvest 100 gress. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest.... you get the idea. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:32, 23 March 2014 (EST)

== Interface Improvements ==
*Can the Project and Skills menus be better organized? Divide them into subgroups based on what schools they were learned from or at least alphabetize the lists. +1 [[User:Kyline|kyline]] (Pluribus, I feel pasionately about menuing, and would be happy to make suggestions or develop something like a mock up of how I think it should look in consultation with other players. If you are willing to streamline the menu's let us know and I would be willing set up another wiki page to work on it [[User:Kyline|kyline]]).
*Can we have a customizable hotbar that we can assign frequently used actions (such as planting a specific seed or some skill) to? I know you can pin menus but they still become quite cluttered and it's easy to hit the wrong one. -[[User:Nemoder|Nemoder]] 30 March 2014

== Trading Posts ==
Let's change the trading post to allow someone to take what they have to sell, and then indicate what they are willing to take for it. Then, if someone matches what has been asked for, then the item for sale will unlock. The interface should have two boxes, one for quantity, one for resource. I take my 9k hatchet to the trading post, it then brings up a window asking me what I want for it, I put in 100 into the quantity, I type in Steel into the second box, then if someone brings a resource matching exactly that string, and the exact quantity, then it will take the 100 steel, put it into the trading post, and release the 9k hatchet. The seller then just pops along to the trading post, and take out their steel. Whilst some people want the interaction (and the acro, signatures etc), some don't. Not everyone plays at the same time, 8pm in Europe could be 2pm in the US and 8am in Australia. Not everyone is going to be around at the same time to effect the trade, and The Goods don't sell everything (particularly cut gems) [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:32, 23 March 2014 (EST)
Note : The goods can sell everything that exists in game, people just need to ask The Goods admin to add missing items - Asnath

== Long Range Ferry ==
*Once constructed, a Long Range Ferry shouldn't de-construct to it's basic components. It should remain as a Long Range Ferry (with an appropriate Weight/Bulk), in the same way an Airship does. Also, it shouldn't cost you a construction site each time you want to place it somewhere. Once constructed, there should be no further construction site costs. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:42, 23 March 2014 (EST)

*Controlling the way the ferry is placed so you can ride it through bodies of water should be set up better. Sometimes it takes ages to be able to place a ferry and you constantly get a message that you can't go anywhere (blondie, march 24, 2014)

== This object is too far away ==
If it's possible, then please can we reduce the number of "This object is too far away" in respects to situations where it is not appropriate. For example, when you are mining, you should be able to reach all ores, not just some of them. Nothing worse than standing at ore 1, and not being able to select ore 10. Same with trees, there are some occasions when you are the high of your avatar away from a tree, and have that message, then find you can click on a different tree that is 5 times the height of your avatar with no problems. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:42, 23 March 2014 (EST)

==Overlapping Fauna==
Can we do away with overlapping fauna and trees? So irritating when you have to be pixel perfect to reach that thorn bush that is inside the hawthorn tree, or two trees that are on the exact same spot, and differ only by the direction of the bark. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:42, 23 March 2014 (EST)

:This would require building a true collision system into the engine. It is unlikely time for T7... Granted it would prevent ANY building from overlappying, (Like greenhouses, flax beds, vineyards, etc... Also unknown what the added collision detection calculations would do to the engine speed. I will add it to the "play with" list though --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:15, 23 March 2014 (EST)

==Peaky hills - Terrain too steep==
Some places have peaky hills that generate a terrain too steep message which can be ultra annoying when you think "it's a puddle, why are you saying I can't walk through a lake?". Is it possible to have these hills traversable with care. By this, I mean have it cost a bit in endurance/strength, so that after a footstep or more, you get the message that it was "too much for you, rest a bit", and leave the terrain too steep messages for the terrain that really is a mountain rather than a molehill. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:42, 23 March 2014 (EST)

==Last Jug==
Please can we get rid of the "You can't use your last Jug". I know it's a catch-22 (Can't get clay without a jug, can't get a jug without a clay), but those messages when building is far more likely than someone using their last Jug (let them trade for one if they do get into that situation, or give us a Pottery Refresher Course for a cost like 500 wood, where another jug is provided to them) [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:52, 23 March 2014 (EST)

:This one has to stay on by default. The GMs had to reimburse MANY a newbie because they donated their last jug to the university and complained bitterly. I would consider a popup warning the first time warning you that NO reimbursements of any kind will be given... (and make you type "NO TRAINING WHEELS" to acknowledge it...) then FLAG the account so the GMs wont help you... --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:10, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::A possible to solution to this would be to change the free jug to another type of water storage. Some form of water-skin perhaps? It could also a crafting assignment given to the new player, which they would then be able to carry on with them without the fear of accidentally donating it or otherwise unintentionally destroying it. Likewise as a crafted item it could also have a potential to wear out and become useless, or depending on the type of material leak, or have some sort of other downside that would limit its overall usefulness, but still allow a water source solution. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 20:10, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::Couldn't you just create a Preference for this that has you warned by default, but advanced players could turn off the message?[[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:13, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

==Guild Storage==
Some guilds need lots of storage, and end up with massive amounts of storage buildings to accommodate it. To reduce the clutter on the highway, can the guild-houses be "upgradable" to allow storage of anything. So for every 100 Boards, 1000 Bricks and 10 Cut Stone, the building can hold another 25,000 deben.

:There are already several different storage buildings. Using the guildhall for extremely cheap storage rather than those makes no sense. --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:12, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::This wasn't my idea, but if storage clutter is a concern, how about instead allowing multiple upgrades of warehouses buidling more shelves (Cost: 1000 Boards 25 Iron Strap 40 Mandibular Glue 40 Bolt) each time giving 50,000 more storage like the current 50k to 100k upgrade?--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 07:31, 24 March 2014 (EST)

==Insect Rarity Tweaks==
As it stands in particular the last tiers of the crop insects (Snowberry Butterfly, Ruby Hornborrer, Corn Maggot, Roseswallowtail, Orchid Hopper and Dew Fly) are impossible to get in any quantity for fly tying skill. Some people have done 777,777 flax or 100k+ onions and not got a single one, as additonal data please see [[Thorn_Insect_Data]] so please consider an adjustment.

The tier 7 rarity (Toad Sawfly) for the livestock dwelling and (Feather Midge) herb dwelling may need to be slightly improved as well.--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 06:03, 24 March 2014 (EST) +2 ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14), [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:13, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

Unless we are missing something about how the game calculates which insect you get when you get one, a few math calculations can show it is basically impossible to get the rarest crop insects (the ones listed above, you might have to find 50000-100000 clutches to have a chance). I have a feeling that the RNG for ATID is not perfect either. For tree,water,herb,and livestock insects a rarity rate that doubles for each insect makes sense, because there are only 7 insects in each category. But crop insects have 14 types so they should not use the same increase in rarity. My suggestion is to have two tiers of crop insects: regular and rare. The regular tier would be 7 insects who have the same rarity values as their corresponding insects in the tree/water/herb/livestock categories. When you find clutch of crop insects, the game should calculate if you should receive a 'rare' insect instead of the regular tier (this could be a low chance, 7% or something). If that happens, you recieve one of the 7 'rare' tier insects instead, and those 7 could follow the same pattern as the other insect categories (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, etc). In this case, the rarest crop insects would remain very uncommon but still be attainable by a determined player. --[[User:Blueshift|Blueshift]]

Rate of finding insects - it is too low for herb and livestock dwelling. The T5 rate was better, but generated too many insects in the other categories. Perhaps a compromise with the T6 rate?

==TAKE MY MONEY!==
Nobody wants ATITD to become Pay to Win with sold resources etc but the ability to go to a webstore and buy a) cornerstones and b) a KITTY would be awesome. Also, I am pleased the subscription may be dropping to $12 per month; if you offered 12 months for $100, I'd be inclined to buy that if I got something. I don't want something that's a pain in my rear ("Now you can paint your compound! You just need to accumulate 3,000 annoying resources and lean to mix paint!") but something like... a pair of statues, or clothing options, or a frog that hops around your CP or... umm I don't know actually but I am sure people will have suggestions. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

:Longer term subscriptions are offered during the pre-order time generally... (I dont think that a telling has ever NOT had them once avaialable.) They usually do come with some perks, (I need to see what has already been offered, that makes the decision easier for me :-) ) As for a store for the added things, it is very likely that I will do something like that, I just dont know how fleshed out that I can have it prior to the start of T7... --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:20, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::Here is the info on [[12 Month Prepay]]. Camp decoration is... meh, and has to be super cost-inefficient. I'd rather get a pack of decorations I could place and move myself, like I dunno... two lion statues and a six pack of un-breedable, unique flowers. And a camp frog! Or a wandering sheep! Or a staked camel for the lawn! (I really want a pet, can you tell?) --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]] Can I second the pet frog? --[[User:StarGazeR|StarGazeR]] (+1 blondie) Rabbits! --[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]]
*It would be kind of fun to have random spawns of sheep. movable deco sounds difficult, though because it's something gm's do. It would be pretty cool if we could get to personalize our camps more with deco. Aww, "un-breedable...flowers" sounds a little bit sad because it's nice to share flowers and there are people who do amazing things with flower breeding.

*Gift subscriptions are something that maybe could be thought about. Many friends have helped others in giving a month of a game. An extension of that might be nice ( like the 3 month, 6 month, 12 month packages). This was part of the chat with Pluribus but I thought i'd add it here to make it more centralized.(blondie, march 23,2014)

*Honestly I'm a fan of being able to buy things in games, things that improve life but don't give a huge advantage. Right now when people want an advantage they buy it with mules, the advantage of mule(s) can be huge, especially when you consider things like offline chores and 2nd computers with macros! I dont' want to see people being able to buy resources but things like cornerstones, pets, maybe short term buffs?, camp decorations... imagine being able to buy a 7 end incense type buff early in the telling. It would be awesome esp in the smaller regions when getting enough people to dig is really hard (impossible!). Something I'd love to see considered is an ownership flag for controlling space, strictly limited.

== New items, changing some existing items==

*Moveable camels (blondie, march 26,2014)
*More flowers and flower types (also, can they be released earlier or what about bringing back odd weeds? We used to be able to find Sandblooms randomly when examining odd weeds. That was fun and added the element of surprise. (blondie, march 26, 2014)
*Bring back the look of some of the buildings. Alembics, Old upgrades to guild halls (that used to be camp deco skill, i believe that skill has been broken/not usable for more than one telling), modern sheep farm currently looks the same as a sheep pen, the toxin kitchen and chem lab look exactly the same (blondie)
*can tents be made guildable? (it's probably a long-shot, but i figured i'd ask--blondie)
*Airships to be flown by more than one person. I'm terrible at maneuvering airships, a co-pilot might make flying them easier. (blondie)
*Can we upgrade boxes, chests rather than have to rebuild every time we want to change the size of a storage item with a compound? (We used to be able to do that in t1----[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 00:54, 27 March 2014 (EST)

== New seeds ==

Egyptians also grew beans, lettuce and lentils and figs as fruit , they could be used in cooking, as a part of the cooking skill, offerings to various gods, offering at the funeral temple .... ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 25, '14)(+1 blondie)

== Important information disclosure ==

*Bring back more player ranks/titles. We used to be able to choose what title was displayed when people info-ed us. Eg: blondie, Sage of Art, Rabble, Oracle of Worship or Rabble, Student of Architure. (blondie--march, 26,2014)
*To assist new players or mentors can harmony introduction titles be visible by info-ing a player? It may be too much to add more than one title or to add a tab (similar to the acro, guilds, notes tabs) showing which of these the player is. Examples of titles: Grandson of Oracle, Legacy of Sage.
*If someone is a GM or a Dev, can it be displayed when we info that name? (blondie--march, 26,2014)

== Incense Improvement ==
In my time I only recall one person experimenting & using incense. It seems like it has great potential to be useful in early-mid Tale. It always seemed extraordinarily rare. Does it need to be simplified? Is it just not fun? Is it just a lack of research as compared to cooking ingredient traits? [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:51, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

==Fish Scales==
From time to time I get frustrated or annoyed that you can’t do anything with fish scales. Did you know when you drop them, they are all different? I mean someone has designed what they look like, so it seems such a shame to not make better use of them.

Uses that I have heard discussed or volunteered in chats about this include:

*An ingredient for ‘isinglass’: Isinglass is a form of collagen that is derived from the swimbladders of fish (swimbladders/ scales – does it matter? Scales are high in collagen too). Isinglass finings are used in the British brewing industry to accelerate clarification of cask-conditioned beers. The finings flocculate the live yeast in the beer into a jelly-like mass, which settles to the bottom of the cask. Left undisturbed, beer will clear naturally; the use of isinglass finings accelerates the process and can be used to repair bad batches.

*The collagen content would also make them an alternative ingredient for a light glue - Fertiliser: ground and mixed with water, fish scales are a good soil conditioner and are an excellent source of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other minerals. Possible use would be to ameliorate the affects of ground pollution but would need to think of a way to apply it.

*Natural ‘silver’ or pearlesence, comes from the guanine content (1 tonne of fish scales = 250gms of guanine according to http://www.ehow.com/about_5063644_fish-scales-used.html, which could be sued for decorative effects, jewelry, pyrotechnics or paint. (It’s what makes lipstick shimmery).

*Using them as they are in sculptures, as they are interesting shapes and colours
*For making a sort of light-weight ‘plastic’ that can be coloured and formed in moulds under pressure to make basic non-weight-bearing objects of any shape, including cups, jugs, bowls and plates, bangles, beads, sequins, etc. - Cate

== Hints for *Almost* Achieving ==
If you get most events that lead to an Achievement right, but not quite, how about offering a note "You think you were on to something there..." For example, if reproducing a Cabbage Seed requires you to grow cabbage near 2 Herbs, if you do it near just 1 herb you might get the note. This would be a great motivator to keep doing something and it may also lead to more Ah-Has on how the world works. Also, there are many Achievers who would potentially play more to collect the Achievements. (Two more examples: "Hey is that Pluribus nearby? Have you met him yet?" Or After growing 666 Onions "Almost there!") [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:58, 26 March, 2014 (EST) (+1 blondie)

*Speaking of achievements, bring back that long list of achievement progress we used to have/be able to check (similar to the list of herbs we've memorized) (blondie, march 26,2014), +1 ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 25, '14)= like we have now, on the old achievements list

== Skills, Stats ==
*Eastern meditation has a timer, so we know it's possible to add a timer to our stat/skills menu. When we eat a meal can we get a timer for when food effect will wear off? I know there are alternatives like writing in main, writing in chat but when you're running around moving items or running for something you can easily lose track of time. A timer in stats would help as a warning to hurry up and get somewhere and keep you from getting stuck. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 01:04, 27 March 2014 (EST)

*Eastern meditation is a very useful skill but sometimes you want to move items after the time has expired or you have to pause to plan how you want to move items and you lose the eastern meditation skill before you get a chance to finish. Can an advanced level of Eastern Meditation allow us to pause the timer and be able to restart later? --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 01:04, 27 March 2014 (EST)

Let me think on how to best represent the multiple stacked stats values with differing timeouts. Thank you for getting me thinking about this. It will get me thinking about correcting herb stacking. As for the turning off timers on eastern meditation... Plan ahead --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 08:47, 28 March 2014 (EST)

*ok, so eastern med timers off, you don't like it. a shame, but i can accept that. What about the '''adding a timer''' on '''our personal stats''' when we eat '''food'''? not possible either? Sometimes there's so much that we take notes on or have to remember and even when you plan ahead, things happen (eg: getting booted off the game, having to help/chat someone, having to go afk) so you lose track. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 11:03, 29 March 2014 (EST)
== How about doing something special around certain periods, like the presents at Christmas - but make sure they do disappear after 3 months, and put in some more valuable stuff in them like a extra cornerstone ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]--

*Lots of games have buff timers. They show up similar to our action buttons (think clay,grass,water, mud ect) So if there was a 'buff' button for food with a simple grapic that display the time left or we can click on to know the lenght of time left on a meal that would be useful. With herb stacking, I can't remember the current system/bugs. Maybe, eating a herb can put a 3? min food timer up but that can be overwritten by eating food... However, food timers can't be overwritten or extended by eating herbs?

== Old Player Retetion, Incentives to bring back Older/inactive players ==

- I think it would be beneficial to maybe send an email to an inactive/quit player once their things are about to become up for claim/salvage. This would give them a chance to renew membership and play again, knowing they still had a chance to save all that they worked hard to build in the first place. ~ irrie

* Now that Pharaoh is out, please make sure to post an e-mail address through which we can get offline support (like forgotten password). Also, your new site's download link wasn't working last week! - [[user:tehm|tehm]] (April 4)

== Newbie Retention, incentives to bring in new players ==

==Instructional Help==
I have to tell you that as a returning player, the lack of instructions is really, really striking. For the love of Pete, please put in a (?) help button on the upper right of the UI that open a search box that at the very least, ''searches the wiki''. The wiki also needs to cover fundamentals better because, for example, I am doing Test of Reason now and:
* There are no illustrations for Empty Hand, Pathmaker, Gem Cutting Tables, or Venery. I still have no idea what a Venery is. (been putting lots of illustrations on those today)([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)
* The instructions for each are on how to build one, ''not how to play them''. I only know what the heck I am supposed to do with a Pathmaker because Silden provided an [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale6/User:Silden illustration for hers].
These issues have to be even more profound roadblocks for genuinely new players. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

: Eimear? you do know that the information on the wiki is made possible by players? There are many people who edit wiki out of the goodness of their heart? Anyone can use it, anyone can update it or add notations, guides, to it. There can always be improvements made but there's a lot of hours put into what is already in the wiki. (--[[User:blondie|blondie]] march 24, 2014)agreed ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

:: The point is that the game should not have instructions entirely dependent on the goodness of players' hearts. That's insanity. This suggestion is in the Player Retention section, and I am saying, first, that not having a help system in-game is really bad for player retention. Second, and less importantly, I think it's weird there is NO dev-provided documentation. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

*My point was that you shouldn't blame the wiki for not having ALL the information about the game. If you look back at wiki starting from t1 and even early in a telling how much information is not on the wiki, it's pretty great that we have people that edit, update, etc to the wiki. People work hard on that for no reason other than to help others. I don't know how we do get to keep the wiki up but I believe Egenesis does pay for its maintenance. Then it seems it's somewhat linked to Egenesis but Egenesis doesn't even officially endorse the wiki (I don't think). Maybe it would be a good idea to link the wiki to the game. Even possibly have an option to link from within the game (I mention this because i've seen it in one or two other games, with my limited gaming knowledge). Maybe that would make it better for players with little knowledge of the game. It may also make it better for copying over information from the game to the wiki (thinks like inventories in chests, thistle reqs). But I think the wiki is not something so much in the dev's control (or something the dev is largely involved in). It is player run. So it's up to players to upkeep it. (blondie)
*The things that Kartal says make some sense in the way the game has been running and I don't find it to be the worst thing. There is still a lot of information on wiki and there are still people who, within the game assist new players. There are communities in place, mentoring, mega guilds that assist new players. In addition, we have microphones, regional channels that assist players. I do think we should have welcome island return (that was a good place for mentors to get to mentees without having to travel all over egypt, making mentoring more convenient) (blondie).

*Maybe another resource can be made to assist new players outside of the wiki. We don't really seem to a place to go to (wiki is one place everyone seems to go but it's vast enough that some people can get lost in it trying to find something specific)so everyone can be updated about changes or things going on, aside from looking at logs or asking around hoping to find someone who knows what's going on. System is a bit crowded and adding updates might get spammy or scroll a lot of information away. One thought I had was making a facebook page/group for people to ask questions or for files, pinned posts that gives us updates about the game and people can ask questions and be helped even if other people are not logged on to the game or if people are having issues with the game. I know we have irc but IRC is a bit intimidating from when I've been in there. I know not everyone has facebook but one of the facebook groups that's related to Egypt has been active to some extent (unfortunately, they also talk about other games, but it's not my group, i'm just an invited guest and it does seem to be for egypt refugees). I have been able to get messages through to gms, through devs and between players to help out with the game. So maybe that's one resource we could cultivate. (blondie, march 24, 2014)

::: The lack of information is by design, for better or for worse. Moving forward it might wise to provide the basics, especially when it comes to the interface and customization. But when it comes to tests and the like most everything should still be mostly a mystery. Yes there probably should be some basic guide as to how to play empty hand, or design it. But if everything is given to you, then there is no need for player interaction, which is the core of this game. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 03:18, 24 March 2014 (EST)

::: I definetely agree with Kartal, imo there are already so many good guides on the wiki (even French)- btw, everygame out there uses wiki to explain about the game, I mean if you really want everything explained from A-Z and back, then maybe one should look out for another game - I mean I used half a tale to learn loads of things, read wiki, tried stuff myself and the next tale I was ready to play full on, but even now there are still things that I don't understand - although again, there is a guide on wiki about the keyboard shortcuts/commands - maybe should be on the tutorial too: to move: point/click your mousebutton somewhere on the screen , F3 opens your map, how to join national chat/bazar, red dots: schools, green dots: unis, do /info to see someones info ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 28, '14)

*once you make a new char, you do get a bit of help (on top of your window)= the tutorial, but couldn't there be on the 'welcome to Egypt' things to do: as last one, check the wiki, or put the mainwiki page there - it doesn't have to be part of the 'welcome to Egypt', but just to mention it?

or put it on your player options or utily? ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

*I feel like my basic point is not being well made or well understood. I am not dissing the wiki. The wiki is great. I am saying that the primary help system for the game should not be both entirely player-developed and entirely unconnected from the UI. The game needs a basic in-game help system. This seems like fundamental customer service to me. (Eimear)

*Having played the early stages of several tales, but not the late stages, I'd still love help on many types of Tests. Going back to the topic of Mentorship earlier, why *not* encourage people to share knowledge in-game by giving a player 1 Mentorship token (to give to a Mentor) any time they pass one of the 14 (or start with 7 and go to 14 later) least completed tests in the tale (turn this award on 2 months into the tale). You could always give that token to the player whose wiki explanation helped the most. Also, One-on-One dialogue would help many people when the wiki just doesn't seem clear (especially those who don't have English as a first language). [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:30, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

*tehm, that sounds more like something players could do, though, not something that a dev controls/can improve. I do like the idea giving some kind of token in game, for mentorship or for something else for helpful wiki explanations. I do see the point Eimar is making but also Kartal's about the "mystery" in the game from the devs/egenesis. To get something like what Eimar is asking sounds like a big change/addition to the game, is my only concern. We are asking Pluribus for a lot of changes but I suppose it would give him something to think about in the long term. Maybe there are suggestions as to other type of tutorials that are simple and can be easily added to the game (rather than sending people to wiki)? (blondie, march 26,2014)
*What if Mentors could enter searchable keywords/checkboxes somewhere and players could search that database to find someone who is interested in Mentoring in that field. (ex: new player, scarab, cartouche, fishing, cooking) [[User:tehm|tehm]] 11:34, 26 March, 2014 (EST) (+1 blondie)

*Encourage YouTube tutorials/walkthroughs with actual game footage/direction. It's kind of crazy that in this age we're still using screenshot images. Maybe each month you can give bonus mentorship points or 1 month of subscription for the top 2 video tutorials. In addition to teaching, the videos may also help attract new players [[User:tehm|tehm]]-- March 28, '14

**tbh there is a videoguide about doing cc, well for me that didn't make me any better about it, but the moment another player showed me how he did it, I understood it - but then again we are back to the same issue, that people have to find/look to the youtube tutorials - is same issue as looking at the wikiguides
*** This is kind of like saying "fax me your signature". Yes it works, but it is outdated and e-mail is vastly preferred [[User:tehm|tehm]]-- April 4

**** Personally, I cant stand this trend of video "help". While yes, SOME videos can be extremely helpful, it seems it only applies to a very limited number of subjects. It feels like 99&% of the time the videos are utterly useless. I don't need to watch a two minute video to change my video settings, or watch a poorly edited or narrated video to grow flax or god forbid, 200 videos on the proper foraging method for herbs. While I am using mostly non real examples here. I feel that its a catch-22 encouraging videos for a reward. It would likely produce some useful videos, but I suspect it would also produce far more of the type that would be far better suited as a text entry on a wiki or forum. Pathfinders for example, both a properly made and detailed video may be helpful, but a simple text version (with screenshots) would be far more helpful as a reference guide. I doubt many people want to have to constantly bounce back and forth through video timestamps to try to see out if the blue dot needed two lines and then a turn, or a turn after the dot. However, I do agree that more videos would help with advertising and possibly getting new players in the game. Obviously people also learn in different ways, so as I've said before I'm not totally against videos, but I'm not so sure that integrating it into a core game test as suggested would be in our best interests, it could however be an interesting option as an event, where Egypt votes on the 'best' of the videos submitted, and the winner could receive something to that end. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 14:32, 4 April 2014 (EST)

== Firepit ==
To grill veggies, we can only do 20 veggies or fish/sharpened stick, that is a very low number. (+1 blondie)

That should be raised to at least 100/sharpened stick, or we should be able to put more sharpened stick at once on the firepit.
([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 26, '14)

I want to make camel jerky in the firepit.

== Wine Notebooks ==
How about having 7 wine notebooks? (this was probably originally intended a long time ago?) Ideally, the devs should check to make sure it is actually possible to complete them. [[User:Blueshift|Blueshift]] (+1 blondie) (+1 kyline)

*Tale 6 is older than 2 years and if it ends in June/July of this year we won't be able to complete Wine book 5. There'd probably have to be a big chance to winemaking? to be able to get 7 Wine books. Ask Rabble, he loves doing wine stuff. I do like the 7 idea since Teppy likes the number 7 and this would be Tale 7. (blondie)

== Project Management Adjustment ==

Test of Towers is available at Level 5, but the second rank of Project Management (which allows you to build Medium Construction sites and actually participate) is not available until Level 7. Rank 2 of Project Management should be adjusted to being available at Level 5.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 20:28, 26 March 2014 (PST) This issue drives me crazy!(+1 blondie)(+1 Jaylenaeybarre)(+1 Kyline)

== Chariot Stops/Building/Repair ==
Depending upon the number of players, the ability to initially build all chariot stops can be an issue. Suggest making it less expensive in numbers of votes, or else give players more votes to fix them. The other alternative would be to reduce the total number of chariot stops, but Egypt is a big place, so I wouldn't recommend that.
--[[User:Merek2|merek]] 18:05 PDT, 29-March-2014

= Long-Term Feature Requests =

==Hops==

I had previously suggested this back in T2-T3 and it seemed to have a favorable response back then. As an avid home-brewer as well as someone who grows their own hops I think it would be quite interesting to be able to utilize them in game for beer and the like. Summarizing what I had suggested before. The 'hops yard' would be a permanent plantation housing the bines and main plant. I would think that up to 7 plants in a yard, allowing for different varieties. With a very tall trellis system made of rope for the bines (not vines!) to grow on. Growth and maintenance wise it would be very similar to grapes. Management of mites, wilt, training the bines, checking for readiness, as well as appropriate pruning of lower leaves to optimize production of the cones. Harvesting would cut down both the rope and bines, requiring it to be restrung before the plants could grow properly again. Manual separation of the cones from the bines would ideally require both focus and dexterity. Perhaps some sort of automated device could also be used, at the cost of overall quality of the cones. The cones would need to be properly dried, and we already have plenty of options for that. Crossbreeding would definitely play a role here, further enhancing the flavor or anti microbial properties of the hops. Likewise issues with cultivation such as contamination from male plants, poor growth management, or pollution could also effect the overall quality of the product. Beer flavor would be greatly enhanced, however there is a herbal/medicinal side that could also be explored. The overall benefit of hops would be a increased microbial resistance and longer storage stability in kegs. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 04:34, 24 March 2014 (EST)

==Mead==

As a novice mead-maker and beekeeper this is something else I would love to see in game. While my thoughts on this are not as fully fleshed out, the concept still stands. We wind up with such a surplus of honey in game it would be nice to have another use for it. With our already vast and varied herb system, as well as some fruits and veg there we should be able to attain many varieties of mead ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mead#Varieties There are over 40 variations of mead!]) Fermentation and aging usually takes MUCH longer than wines, which may prove to be an issue if we move to a faster pace. But I'm sure a solution could be found. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 04:34, 24 March 2014 (EST)

==mats that have sofar no use or hardly any use==

* Wool, wool cloth (except for Clay-Steeped Wool Cloth & upgraded thistle gardens)the wool cloth could be used instead of linen in certain buildings fi: like the welcome banner

* Fish scales: could be used for the funeral temple too?

There must be something we can do with them ?

Looking forward to any ideas that might be put here :)

*I add : cobra venom, crushed eggshells, more uses for compost (blondie, march 25, 2014)
:Wool or Silk unlocking new clothing outfits or Flag decorations for a camp would be interesting. [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:22, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

==The Benefits of Discipline==

Passing body tests increases your stats, passing worship tests increases your Barley growth, passing leadership tests increases the number of petitions you can carry, passing architecture tests let's you build larger compounds, passing art tests makes you a better blacksmith, but harmony and thought are its own reward?

Two issues here. Since we will have more than seven tests available, will it be necessary to rethink the scaling of the other disciplines, or are those just based on your rank (you can't go above Oracle even if you've passed seven).

Second, a little boost to Harmony and Thought? Perhaps those who have passed harmony tests can use the Mechanic skill more frequently than every 20 minutes (being in tune with Egypt helps you to tune machines) and ranks in thought let you repair more frequently? Perhaps other things on a fixed timer which are not affected by stats could get a small bonus from passing tests in these disciplines.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 17:43, 26 March, 2014 (PST)

==Clothing==

Would love to see players be able to make clothing, hats, sandels that would show up on the player avatar. This would require alot of artist work and not sure how much strain the engine can take in large gatherings, but being able to customize your look is a big draw!--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 05:33, 27 March 2014 (EST)

Things that should be noted. Avatar creation is THE most expensive piece of artwork in the game (In regards to artist time) The enhancements that you are asking for for require wholesale replacement of the existing avatars, (Existing clothing would have to be removed, the models re-rigged and new clothing created) The engine would need to be modified to add a cloth system to permit the clothing to work right and not cross into the body.... Yes, I realize that some of the models are sub-par already in that aspect, but more pluggable clothing makes the issue worse. (IE - No way to get this done in time for T7.) --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 11:35, 27 March 2014 (EST)

:Thank you, I appreciate that it is a huge request to make, and even more so now as you said that all the avatars have to be retooled for it to be implemented. Hopefully, beyond T7 then --[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 05:41, 28 March 2014 (EST)

:Clothing has been requested for some time. If this wasn't available until month 3, people would still be excited about it. This doesn't need to be done by tale start. [[User:tehm|tehm]]-- March 28, '14

=Feature Requests=

==Mod Tools==

L2PBS, Baazar, etc have literally the worst modding system known to man. Boards can only be modded by one person at a time, and each mod has to go to RP '''every time''' to pick up the boards. Mods are unpaid, uncompensated community volunteers, and requiring a commute -- in some cases, a very long commute -- is punitive. Fixing how costly it is to volunteer as a mod would undoubtedly go a long way to increasing mod retention. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

==/Roll Number Generator ==

I propose to add function that will return random generated number from 1 to 100. Typing /roll in any chat would return "<Player Name> rolls <number from 1-100>" which would be visible to all members of that chat. To distinguish it from main chat informations and /me command, I propose that text of that function would appear in purple. (Petition by Tyreus, added by [[User:Cegaiel | Cegaiel]]) - Would like to see this as a feature; there are times where this feature can really come in handy.

= Storyline Suggestions =

==Bring Back the Story!==
My favorite time in game has been when there's a story that offers am opportunity to do more than play in sandbox mode. Sami and his brother trying to sway Egyptians to their cause was interesting! And they impacted the game dynamically (I fondly remember nuking a region to get better Furnaces). I'd like to see a commitment to a story unfolding and evolving over the months of play. Seriously, '''a commitment'''. Like the 1st Day of '''every''' Egyptian month Story progresses... [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:38, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

==Monuments==
Monuments don't become significant in the game until the very late stages, after all 7 tests are released and most of the game population has drifted away. I propose we change that system and incorporate the building of the monuments into the storyline from the first test release. It would give people a visible goal to work together towards for the entire telling.
Each monument would have a predetermined location at the start of the tale (or from the release of the first test in that discipline) possibly at a site like Memphis where players can't build near them.
It has an initial build cost for its construction site and 7 stages of development. There is a small cost associated with contributing to each stage of the monument.

To advance the monument to the next stage of development x number of people need to contribute at each level dependant on the number of tests they have passed. You can have unlimited number of people contribute once per stage per title (so everyone can get their named listed and immortalized). Contributions must be made in order and a person is listed at the highest level they contributed at. (Oracles would have to contribute 7 times, once per stage and would be listed once under oracles.)
IE it takes 228 Students to open the 2nd stage. 112 Prentices to open the 3rd stage. 56 Journeyman to open 4th. 28 Scribes to open 5th. 14 Masters to open 6th. 7 Sages to open 7th. and 1 Oracle to finish the monument. (In theory it would only take 228 people to build a monument, however thousands may contribute to it, and be listed on it). After the monument is finished there is a period of time that people can continue to contribute to the monument (minimum 60 days).
Possibly contributing to a monument (after the initial site is built) gives a stat buff (similar to eating at a banquet?). When each stage is completed an Egypt wide message goes out and Egypt wide stat buff is given.

30 days after all the monuments are built (each has at least 1 oracle), the first 7 oracles in each discipline that contribute (at oracle level) to the monument have the option to make a Test/Tech suggestion. (They can choose to pass on making a suggestion and the next oracle gets a chance.) Those suggestions are voted on by everyone that has contributed to the monument. There is 30 days to vote. Votes are weighted by the level which you have contributed to the monument (ie student gets a weight of 1, oracles 7). [[User:Kyline|Kyline]]

T7 Improvement Ideas

2014-04-06T00:42:23Z

Cegaiel: /* Feature Requests */

If you missed the chat, [[T7_Improvement_Ideas/ENN_Log |you can read it here.]]

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= Tests =
== Test of Mentorship ==

Suggest to Scrap the Mentor Shrine, and change to a point based system where the mentee can award points based on a fixed schedule to player(s) that have been helpful to them. May tie it to levels/test advancement of the mentee. Changes the focus to not just be about mentoring a player up to citizenship. The number of points to pass will be adjusted accordingly, for example it could be 21 points from 7 different mentees.
--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 20:15, 22 March 2014 (EST)

: Could keep the Mentor Shrine, but have the mentor build it, not the mentee. Once the test is opened, give each player one token on each level-up which they can then deposit in a mentor shrine of someone they feel have mentored them well. This will act as a cue to players not familiar with the test since they will have a token in their inventory, and allow multiple mentors to benefit from the assistance they provide. I also find that a mentor shrine built today doesn't take into account the mentoring I may get from other people at a later date. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 16:58, 23 March 2014 (EST) +1 ([[User:Eimear|Eimear]])

:: (Moved up from below) I definitely want to increase the amount of interaction between mentor and mentee. However, I don't want to just tie to tests/achievements, etc.. It would feel like Prophet/Promotion/Marriage etc... What about keeping the Shrine, tying it to player retention and requiring both the mentor and mentee to meditate together on it once a week to show that the two actually got together at least the once to accumulate the points. Maybe points based on time logged in at the same time (Bonuses for tests and achievements, but I don't want the majority of points to come from that) (IE - You cant mentor effectively if your not on at the same time) I hesitate to do within proximity of each other with the wide use of chat channels for mentoring it would make mentoring harder which isn't what I want. I am thinking a having test passing be based a threshold, with added bonuses for scores beyond the passing level. (level of effort: 4 hours) --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:27, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::: If the mentee can build than more than 1 shrine, say they want to change mentors (if their old one quit etc), then yes a minimum requirement of time on together to be able to choose a new mentor, or dedicate it to their current for that week would be welcome. Maybe limit it to total of 7 weeks that a mentee/mentor meditate together (not necessarily consecutive weeks) and give a message that you can only change mentors once or twice so choose wisely--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 06:48, 24 March 2014 (EST)

::::I would like to come back the Beeginer Island, it was a very good idea for new people, and ask player too concentrate them self to this test--[[User:Kastou|Kastou]] 07:48, 25 March 2014 (GMT+1)

There was a different mentoring process in Tale 4 which seems to work well from my perspective as a newbie player. You had several choices to give mentoring tokens to people who help you and got more as you levelled, so you could spread the appreciation as you progressed. I vaguely remeber there being wells that grew the more mentor tokens were put in, so it was a visible indication of who was a good mentor or not. And yes, bring back newbie island! +1 Eimear)

* If we bring back Newbie Island can it be optional? It's really tedious for returning players.

== Test of Marriage==

When was this test modified ? T4 maybe ?

*I liked it much more in T3, i.e. when *both* spouses would win the test on a given week and the points were Nb. of tests passed as spouses (by *either* spouse) x number of weeks since married.
I think that it was way more of a collaboration between the spouses to win together the test of marriage than what is happening now since the test was modified. (Basically now only one of the spouse wins the test, if the other spouse has worked like a slave to pass as many tests as possible)

So...can we have the initial Test of Marriage back ? --[[User:Nissim|Nissim]]

*'''FYI :''' The initial marriage test was in worship (didn't even need to pass worship init)and you could pass it just after you got married. So, yea, i'd guess the t3 version is what would be the preference, since it also includes casanova passes (Which even if we do have them in t6, are a rarity) '''http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale3/Tests/Test_Of_Marriage''' --[[User:blondie|blondie]]

*I find that some of the perks for marriage provide too much help for other areas of the game. For example, spouse porting gives an unfair advantage in events that prohibit navigation/expedition/paid chariot travel. It also allows the progress in tests that are designed to make you get out there, and do so with next to no cost. Examples include porting to your spouse who has stumbled along an Ibis, then porting back home when your spouse has finished their travels or porting to a cicada and double hitting it. May I suggest that we change free spouse porting to an extra waypoint instead, where porting to your spouse will cost you navigation time. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:01, 23 March 2014 (EST)

*Please, please, please, don't mess with spousal warps. I can understand not having it on some events. We've been penalized already on phoenix runs, I think that's punishment enough. There will be plenty of Ibis that people will all get them at one point, same thing with cicadas. There are times when people don't EVEN run to reported sightings or have too many cicadas. I don't think spousal warp should be blamed on losing out on tests. (--[[User:blondie|blondie]], march 22, 2014)I agree fully with you blondie - march 24, '14 +1[[User: Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]] +1 [[User: tehm|tehm]]

: I haven't followed the changes in marriage. My understanding is that the complaint is that both players don't advance at the same rate. (IE - one player works his butt off to advance tests and only the partner is rewarded) So, you want me to solve the dead-beat spouse issue... Or is this just a marriage between a main and a mule? (In which case, I dont see a problem) Isn't picking a spouse who wont leave you high and dry part of the test? I am just trying to better understand what the problem is. --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]]

::I think marriage passes could be an issue both if you have a mule or if you have a real player as your spouse. If you look at it the way marriage is now, you basically need your spouse to pass tests if you want to pass marriage. That would encourage you to have a mule that passes tests so you can pass marriage. So, if we had marriage go back to t3 ways, both spouses would get credit every time either passes a test. This seems more like the spouses working together for a common goal. Also, the spouse passing tests/active is getting credit for the work they are doing. The t3 way: spouse A passes 2 tests, Spouse B passes 3 tests; they both get 5 points, that gets multiplied by the weeks they've been married. Hopefully that makes more sense in terms of what we are looking for in the test --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]] ([[User:blondie|blondie]] +1)

== Test of Seven Phoenix ==
Should be able to build a monumental Phoenix (in the same way we have with Monumental Towers) [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:08, 23 March 2014 (EST)+1 [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]

== Test of Khepre’s Children ==
I have been struggling with getting through this Test all tale, mostly because I badly misinterpreted the scoring process for Level 3 and in trying to work it out for myself have ended up competing against just about everyone trying to get aggregate score higher in the lower levels.

Would it be possible to make the scoring for Level 3 simpler and tied to player votes for the beetle’s qualities rather than also being tied to the player who is exhibiting the beetle? An emphasis on artistic merit would be in the spirit of the test. Not sure how to control for block voting in collusion though. - Cate

== Test of the Covered Cartouche ==
*Buildings built in the building rounds should disappear once the round is over. Otherwise high level players just salvage everything at the end, and not feel the pain that lower level players with poorer salvage skills can manage. Should be able to build monumental buildings (in the same way we have with Monumental Towers) instead. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:08, 23 March 2014 (EST)

*'''I think''' it's mean to have buildings built during building rounds disappear. Some people don't get very far into cartouche rounds and only get a handful (if lucky) of cartouche buildings. You would be, in fact, penalizing people who don't reach high levels of cartouche. Isn't cartouche mean enough? You also can't salvage cartouche buildings. I can't remember for sure if the owner can but i believe they are not dpa-able, at least. Note: cartouche is not an arch test and having the buildings stay after you build is part of the reward of doing cartouche. ([[User:blondie|blondie]]-- march 24, 2014)

*let us keep the cartouche buildings! they are a nice deco in your garden - btw yes they are salvable by the owner, but it has nothing to do with your 'high' level, but with your salvage level - so it is even possible for a lowlevel player to get a high salvage level ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

*Build cartouches from previous tellings, like all-star cartouche rounds. Also, having more events/contests where everyone can build cartouche buildings. I think that's worked out very nicely when it's been done. If it were done more often more people would have decorations they could add to their homes. ([[User:blondie|blondie]]-- march 24, 2014)

== Test of the Oyster Catcher ==
Swimming shouldn't be given when you take the test, instead Swimming should be a skill you learn at school, and be a requirement to take this test. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:08, 23 March 2014 (EST) +2 [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]],[[User: tehm|tehm]]

== Thought Tests ==
Can we remove the heavy reliance of so many cuttable gems from a lot of these buildings? Particularly from the principles, but from the actual building construction too... [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:08, 23 March 2014 (EST)

*I don't agree, as it is now it keeps trading for those cutted gems into the game (btw I can't cut all them either) it's a skill like blacksmithed stuff, some are experts, others moderated and most can't do any gem - anyone has the choice to try it ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

==Test of the Sphinx==
A mythological Sphinx guards a liminal boundary (like between life and death, childhood and adulthood) and offers a challenge, which when incorrectly answered results in punishment or retribution, or even death.

Although it would be difficult to incorporate all those elements in a Test, there are a few things I found have not worked particularly well in the T6 Test. For example, it can take forever to cycle through the banks of riddles entered by the players, both in evaluation and to answer. If there could be a filter that removes riddles that make it to ‘noble’, so that you can only evaluate or answer riddles that are still trying to get to ‘noble’, then that might streamline things.

Enhancements: What do you think? A random ‘noble’ riddle from the pool of those filtered out of active evaluations is posed to all who enter a riddles into the Sphinx as a challenge. If there are no noble riddles (ie. in the beginning) then there could be a default, or no challenge made. Those who get the answer wrong would be punished in some way – maybe required to offer up something from current inventory before entering their riddle. Those who get it right are given something low value as a reward into inventory. Would make interacting with the Sphinx more dynamic! - Cate

== Sound Based Tests ==

I understand Safari and Cicadas are beloved tests and I don't want to suggest changes that will take away from those tests for the majority of players, but I would like to explore if there is a way to make them accessible to players with hearing loss. This was less of a problem in T3 (see the Test of Marriage issue, above), but this Tale my spouse is playing as me to drag me through Marriage so we're not penalised for the fact that anything with directional sound is not going to happen for me. Suggestion: maybe a visual HUD people could load if they wanted it? I realise that would make the tests easier, but it would also make them accessible to more people. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

:I wanted to add about safari. Frogs used to have shadows in the past. Is it possible to add shadows back? That may help those who have issues with sound (blondie, march 23rd, 2014)

::Add me to the issue with Sound Based Tests. I'm registered Hearing Impaired, and I have a problem with Cicadas and Bullfrogs too. If nothing else, for Cicadas have a Main Chat entry when the system first starts to play the cicada chirping saying "You hear the faint noise of a Cicada nearby", and for bullfrogs, as Blondie says above, bring back the shadow, that helps. Alternatively, a range of messages based upon the strength and direction such as "You hear a faint sound of a Bullfrog", "A chirp of a bullfrog can be heard in the distance", "You hear a strong sound of a Bullfrog to your left", "You hear a strong sound of a Bullfrog"... [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:14, 23 March 2014 (EST) (+1 [[User:Eimear|Eimear]])

:::The shadows on frogs were a client bug with the rendering order. (The bug made anything that was invisible have a shadow, and yielded a lot of complaints from players about "clicking on the frogs and getting credit" when there was no frog there... (Silt spawners are an example of these, they are invisible unless the world is in builder mode) That client bug also reduced client speed and so that bug will not be re-introduced. --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 14:30, 24 March 2014 (EST)

::::Understood. Anything visual you could think of would improve these tests. Silden has a good suggestion I think. Thanks. (Eimear)

== Test of the Safari ==
Would be fun to add feature to do extended safari, similiar to gaining speed points. Each additional strength point beyond 7 would take x of each animal ^ (Current Strength-7). Also, hinges on changes to limit max chocolate+herb stacking to around +21 on a stat (in early game to dowse for metals)--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 08:14, 24 March 2014 (EST)

--I'd second the points beyond 7 suggestion, but am ambivalent to the herb stacking cap. [[User: tehm|tehm]] +1 [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]

== Darkest Night Test ==

Let us have the option to discard a list, like we can do with ritual tattoo (just go to another ubody) or like the banquet : You can obtain a new list from each UBody once/week - the week resets when passes are run. Also let us do more lists (for those who want) just like the ritual tattoo - aka possibility of 28 lists, just need new mushrooms (sofar only 35 ingame now) - but we would still need at least 35 different mushrooms to pass the test - getting all 49 could be another achievement ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

--Second for being able to scrap a list (Darkest Night or Ritual Tattoo) you're finding too difficult, but ambivalent on adding more mushrooms. I'd like more ways to get insight into how mushrooms spawn rather than just finding other mushrooms. [[User: tehm|tehm]]

*I think it would be nice to add mushrooms, maybe that would allow us to, similarly to ritual tattoo, pick and choose which mushrooms we hunt for. More mushrooms could be used for cooking or chemistry, so i think that could benefit the game. Mushroom spawn is about doing research, ecology, finding patterns which could be used as part of the test. Being able to get more clues from the devs about those spawns could be a good idea but having to do more research shouldn't prevent us from getting new shrooms. We haven't had new shrooms for a while, it sounds like something to look forward to. (blondie, march 26, 2014

== Test of the Funeral Temple ==

Couldn't we use the fishscales here too? could even ask for 7 different colors to open up the test and then use at least 7 different colors, like the raeli tiles to be able to pass the test?

Also in egypt there were certain rituals when one was about to be buried: with some everyday objects and food (for the less rich ones) and bread, fruit, amulets - aka gems? and furniture (for the richest ones ) for the afterlife

*food: could be anything we have now: vegggies, water, dates, eggs, could even be animals
*amulets: certain gems
*beer

could put it in the principles to have at least 7 different of the fruit/veggie/water/gems?

or put it to pass the test: have to have at least 7 different fruit/veggie and 7 different gems (small, med or large)

([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 25, '14)

== Test of Demipharaoh ==

In addition to keeping the logs as was recently voted on, I feel that at some point voting in more DemiPharaohs does nothing to protect the players from griefing but actually would increase the risk of it since you're giving ban power to more people who might not use it responsibly. That hasn't been an issue this tale, but there are examples from previous tales. Furthermore, as we got into late tale, several people got into the final rank unopposed which guaranteed their election without the input from Egypt as a whole. Hence, I recommend having a "No candidate" option available at every election so at some point Egyptians could as a whole decide that we do not need a new DP this month.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 17:06, 26 March 2014 (PST)

== Test of Banquet ==

Difficult menus are part of the challenge, but I don't think that running around between different universities to replace menus that are completely IMPOSSIBLE is a useful part of this test. Unless we've all missed something, date beer was literally impossible this telling, yet many menus continued to call for it. Rare ingredients and flavour combinations seemed to show up frequently on menus, but perhaps the test should not call for a beer type until someone has managed to successfully brew it at least once.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 17:20, 26 March 2014 (PST)
*Banquet IS a body test, though. Like tattoo we have chances of rerolling menus and getting other menus from different Unis. Some beers may also take time to find ...yeast spots for? couldn't you just make an argument for that because something doesn't exist then it shouldn't be in a menu? You could say the same for wines people don't have yet, or for fish people haven't caught? Banquet is a pretty high level test, so there should be work needed to get to it. You need 7 perception for it, that's pretty advanced. Banquet is also a very beneficial event (21 players partake in a meal with 7 of each stat for 8 real hours). It seems difficulty in having to go over different menus balances that out. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 00:28, 27 March 2014 (EST)

== Test of Festivals ==

Similar to Banquet, date beer has been called for in several Festivals which has required those players to reset their requirements. It's one thing if that's an intended feature, but I don't personally feel that impossible requests add anything of value to the test.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 17:20, 26 March 2014 (PST)
*Festival is meant to be a test that takes a while to pass. You can always reset your reqs; it only takes doing another festival and you only have to wait a day or two to do that festival again. In Hathor, VP date beer is only one of 8 possible beers. Osiris is harder festival because we need more reqs for each beer but there's still a lot of possible combinations and this telling people have already managed to make some beers that were not possible or not found a lot earlier in the telling. We've had impossible fruit of earth spirits in past tellings and yet Ra festivals are successful. Honeys and citruses for Bastet and Isis have to be planted and found, some are very rare. Yet festivals still get passed all the time and there's cycles of passes/participation. I think some of the challenges like these, where people have to find other options, make the passes feel more worthy. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 00:49, 27 March 2014 (EST)
*One issue people have about festivals, aside from needing 100% satisfaction for 7 gods rituals, is having conflicting time zones. People may never be around for the EST US 3pm time on Sat/Sun (though that festival time has been around since t1, I remember). A good idea might be to find a way for people to share %ages even though everyone can't be online at the same time. I've no new suggestions but people have done extra festivals, mini-festivals. Some of that has caused extra use of limited supplies, some has caused player burn out. So maybe there's a way that to try to make that less difficult. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 00:49, 27 March 2014 (EST)

== Test of Pyrotechnics ==
Is it possible to bring back the T2 way of scheduling pyroshows - they were scheduled in rotating timezones & regions - there were lots of shows then, so every few weeks you could entera show instead of now, just waiting until enough people sign up - Murtha

Suggestion: schedule a fixed pyroshow every 1st saturday of the month, 1 on european time , 1 on us time - if we want more shows we have to trigger them ourselves [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]

== Leavened Bread ==
I was really challenged and I ended up enjoying it far more than I expected. It is pretty intimidating to a new player though and the effort required to gather the materials and coordinate the group makes this as much a leadership test as a worship test. And then after all
that effort, that was it. I was wondering if there can be more of a permanent result for those that do get through the test.

Maybe something like conferring the ability to upgrade a kitchen to bake bread that confers temporary stats boosts when shared –requiring invocations/ emotes during the process to keep the worshipful element present. Seems counter-intuitive that with low player numbers the only way to find an alt of the right ‘age’ and discipline in the time frame for sharing the hold bread is to create one for the purpose, but with lower player numbers it was pretty well the only option. - Cate

= Improvement Ideas, Suggestions, and Requested Changes =

== Fishing Improvements ==

Reduce the cost to improve fly fishing skill by about 2/3, so instead of 1200 fishing points to go from fly fishing 1 to fly fishing 2, it would be 400 fishing points. (''Would say this is the most needed improvement'')

Add in new varities of fish, increasing the total types of fish throughout Egypt to 243. Maybe add achievement for catching a # of different varities.

Change how the game places fish, instead of by grid location, make certain fish only capturable in a region. Also tie certain fish to be near terrain features like shallow water, deep water, clay or papyrus or large stone etc, similiar to tattoo. +1 [[User: tehm|tehm]]

Allow the higher quality fishing rods to be craftable by players. Maybe tie it to fly fishing level and carving level. (''This is probably the 2nd most needed improvement'')+2 [[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]], [[User: tehm|tehm]]

Add in a rare random event (graphical or text message) that an epicly large fish of the appropriate species (for the location, time and month) is spotted near by. To catch the player plays a mini-game using sliders on line tension (line play), and reeling in, the larger the fish the harder to catch. These fish can be mounted (maybe add an achievement) --[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 20:15, 22 March 2014 (EST)

: Fishing needs to be examined in the context of Isis' bounty as I have explicitly been requested to permit fishing from boats. (Not sure the animation system will allow the blending of the boat animations (the boat) with the fishing animations properly while keeping the two together) If doable, then fishing areas will greatly expand. As for the rest of the things, Flyfishing is new tech to me, Let me look at that code a bit and see how easy it will be. (Likely significant time to code) --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]], 22 March 2014 (EST)

Click, wait 15 seconds... click, wait 15 seconds... click, wait 15 seconds... Not very stimulating. I'd much rather have a click, and have the bobble land in a random place, then bob when there's a fish. On clicking the bobble, a powerbar appears with green in a random part, red on either side, and a black bar that randomly moves left and right. Your job, get it to the green area within a couple seconds, and keep it there. Once the allotted time has passed, you catch the fish. The bar on the powerbar moves faster the lower your strength (hence harder to keep in the green area), and the duration of this power bar assigned to Endurance. I would find that much more stimulating. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:18, 23 March 2014 (EST)

== Raeli Ovens ==
*The ownership feature of Raeli Ovens appears to have introduced a miracle of physics - the instant porting of lots of tiles. A player can have thousands of tiles delivered straight to their temple or warehouse if they start the oven, head to their temple/warehouse, and have a second person stop the oven at the desired time. The oven will then port the tiles straight to the player standing next to their temple/warehouse. Let's have these tiles stay in the machine, with the Take menu displaying Owners tiles and Last Baked tiles. The Owners tiles are only accessible by owners of the oven, and the Last Baked Tiles would hold the bakers tiles (either accessible to all, or have the bakers tiles become the owners tiles if the oven is baked by a new player) [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:32, 23 March 2014 (EST)

**When an oven is owner percentage set, Player 1 starts an oven, Player 2 stops the oven, tiles go into player 1's inventory. However player 1 doesn't need to be near oven. Player 1 can be anywhere, such as at their Funerary Temple on the other side of Egypt. The tiles will still go into Player 1's inventory. This causes huge amounts of tiles to instantly transport themselves across the map. Player 1 can start off with 500 charcoal, go to South Egypt and start up 10 ovens, then head back to their temple in River Plains. Player 2 then has nothing in their inventory, and goes to each of the ovens stopping them at the desired time. Player 1, who is in River Plains at the funerary temples then has the tiles instantly pop in their inventory. So, with no food, or anything else, they can easily have tens of thousands of tiles transported from the ovens to their funerary temples. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 08:54, 24 March 2014 (EST)
**I'm sorry, I completely misunderstood that you were talking about A BUG. I haven't used public or partly public use ovens for at least 6 months. I never had what you are reporting happen. Right, this completely sounds like a miracle of physics, even for the virtual atitd world, it sounds like it's not working as intended. It's possible others are having the same issue. This should be reported to Pluribus in game through a dev call. I think you should do that, if you haven't. Pluribus has been asking us to report bugs that we find. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 08:02, 28 March 2014 (EST)

*imo nothing needs to be changed here, as blondie stated ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14 I do think permissions on ovens are set up (when they work as intended by the devs) correctly, though. I don't think that needs to be changed, aside from bugs occurring.--[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 08:02, 28 March 2014 (EST)

*I'd like to see something that slows the clay rush on these- change the required Oven materials to something people aren't already preparing for so early on. [[User: tehm|tehm]] 03:10, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

*Right now there is ovens with over 100k tiles sitting in them unburned, its completely unrealistic. I'd like to suggest that Raeli Ovens are completely overhauled. The research costs remain much the same. However, instead of resin to build them, they take resin to color the clay. With each resin type giving a different color scale (maybe scrambled on a player basis, so not all players can make all colors but we can make over 80-90% of them, to enable trade). I would like to see them have a VERY limited hopper size to start, possibly 500 tiles max, upgradable to 1000/2000/4000. With a small reduction in the amount of resin needed to fire the oven, if starting costs are 25cc and 100 resin to fire, upgraded costs may be 50cc/150resin for the 1000 hopper, 75cc/200resin for the 2000 hopper, 100cc/250resin. All the fancy % for burning on existing ovens would be removed, and they would be treated like a normal building, ie able to be set to personal, public or guilded. The build areas for the ovens should probably be halved, enabling more ovens to be built closer together. I realise that this may make tests like aqueduct harder but I think in a way that will encourage more people to work together. (Pluribus if your willing to consider this I am happy to work out color sets/rarities ect and link them with resins maybe grouped as common, uncommon, rare, exotic.) [[User:Kyline|Kyline]] 5 Apr 2014

== Keyboard Shortcuts ==
Can we stop the spam of some keyboard shortcuts. The main culprit is the Greenhouses, you press H to harvest a few greenhouses, but get a main chat full of You harvest 100 gress. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. You harvest 100 gress. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest. No grass to harvest.... you get the idea. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:32, 23 March 2014 (EST)

== Interface Improvements ==
*Can the Project and Skills menus be better organized? Divide them into subgroups based on what schools they were learned from or at least alphabetize the lists. +1 [[User:Kyline|kyline]] (Pluribus, I feel pasionately about menuing, and would be happy to make suggestions or develop something like a mock up of how I think it should look in consultation with other players. If you are willing to streamline the menu's let us know and I would be willing set up another wiki page to work on it [[User:Kyline|kyline]]).
*Can we have a customizable hotbar that we can assign frequently used actions (such as planting a specific seed or some skill) to? I know you can pin menus but they still become quite cluttered and it's easy to hit the wrong one. -[[User:Nemoder|Nemoder]] 30 March 2014

== Trading Posts ==
Let's change the trading post to allow someone to take what they have to sell, and then indicate what they are willing to take for it. Then, if someone matches what has been asked for, then the item for sale will unlock. The interface should have two boxes, one for quantity, one for resource. I take my 9k hatchet to the trading post, it then brings up a window asking me what I want for it, I put in 100 into the quantity, I type in Steel into the second box, then if someone brings a resource matching exactly that string, and the exact quantity, then it will take the 100 steel, put it into the trading post, and release the 9k hatchet. The seller then just pops along to the trading post, and take out their steel. Whilst some people want the interaction (and the acro, signatures etc), some don't. Not everyone plays at the same time, 8pm in Europe could be 2pm in the US and 8am in Australia. Not everyone is going to be around at the same time to effect the trade, and The Goods don't sell everything (particularly cut gems) [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:32, 23 March 2014 (EST)
Note : The goods can sell everything that exists in game, people just need to ask The Goods admin to add missing items - Asnath

== Long Range Ferry ==
*Once constructed, a Long Range Ferry shouldn't de-construct to it's basic components. It should remain as a Long Range Ferry (with an appropriate Weight/Bulk), in the same way an Airship does. Also, it shouldn't cost you a construction site each time you want to place it somewhere. Once constructed, there should be no further construction site costs. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:42, 23 March 2014 (EST)

*Controlling the way the ferry is placed so you can ride it through bodies of water should be set up better. Sometimes it takes ages to be able to place a ferry and you constantly get a message that you can't go anywhere (blondie, march 24, 2014)

== This object is too far away ==
If it's possible, then please can we reduce the number of "This object is too far away" in respects to situations where it is not appropriate. For example, when you are mining, you should be able to reach all ores, not just some of them. Nothing worse than standing at ore 1, and not being able to select ore 10. Same with trees, there are some occasions when you are the high of your avatar away from a tree, and have that message, then find you can click on a different tree that is 5 times the height of your avatar with no problems. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:42, 23 March 2014 (EST)

==Overlapping Fauna==
Can we do away with overlapping fauna and trees? So irritating when you have to be pixel perfect to reach that thorn bush that is inside the hawthorn tree, or two trees that are on the exact same spot, and differ only by the direction of the bark. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:42, 23 March 2014 (EST)

:This would require building a true collision system into the engine. It is unlikely time for T7... Granted it would prevent ANY building from overlappying, (Like greenhouses, flax beds, vineyards, etc... Also unknown what the added collision detection calculations would do to the engine speed. I will add it to the "play with" list though --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:15, 23 March 2014 (EST)

==Peaky hills - Terrain too steep==
Some places have peaky hills that generate a terrain too steep message which can be ultra annoying when you think "it's a puddle, why are you saying I can't walk through a lake?". Is it possible to have these hills traversable with care. By this, I mean have it cost a bit in endurance/strength, so that after a footstep or more, you get the message that it was "too much for you, rest a bit", and leave the terrain too steep messages for the terrain that really is a mountain rather than a molehill. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:42, 23 March 2014 (EST)

==Last Jug==
Please can we get rid of the "You can't use your last Jug". I know it's a catch-22 (Can't get clay without a jug, can't get a jug without a clay), but those messages when building is far more likely than someone using their last Jug (let them trade for one if they do get into that situation, or give us a Pottery Refresher Course for a cost like 500 wood, where another jug is provided to them) [[User:Silden|Silden]] 17:52, 23 March 2014 (EST)

:This one has to stay on by default. The GMs had to reimburse MANY a newbie because they donated their last jug to the university and complained bitterly. I would consider a popup warning the first time warning you that NO reimbursements of any kind will be given... (and make you type "NO TRAINING WHEELS" to acknowledge it...) then FLAG the account so the GMs wont help you... --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:10, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::A possible to solution to this would be to change the free jug to another type of water storage. Some form of water-skin perhaps? It could also a crafting assignment given to the new player, which they would then be able to carry on with them without the fear of accidentally donating it or otherwise unintentionally destroying it. Likewise as a crafted item it could also have a potential to wear out and become useless, or depending on the type of material leak, or have some sort of other downside that would limit its overall usefulness, but still allow a water source solution. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 20:10, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::Couldn't you just create a Preference for this that has you warned by default, but advanced players could turn off the message?[[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:13, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

==Guild Storage==
Some guilds need lots of storage, and end up with massive amounts of storage buildings to accommodate it. To reduce the clutter on the highway, can the guild-houses be "upgradable" to allow storage of anything. So for every 100 Boards, 1000 Bricks and 10 Cut Stone, the building can hold another 25,000 deben.

:There are already several different storage buildings. Using the guildhall for extremely cheap storage rather than those makes no sense. --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:12, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::This wasn't my idea, but if storage clutter is a concern, how about instead allowing multiple upgrades of warehouses buidling more shelves (Cost: 1000 Boards 25 Iron Strap 40 Mandibular Glue 40 Bolt) each time giving 50,000 more storage like the current 50k to 100k upgrade?--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 07:31, 24 March 2014 (EST)

==Insect Rarity Tweaks==
As it stands in particular the last tiers of the crop insects (Snowberry Butterfly, Ruby Hornborrer, Corn Maggot, Roseswallowtail, Orchid Hopper and Dew Fly) are impossible to get in any quantity for fly tying skill. Some people have done 777,777 flax or 100k+ onions and not got a single one, as additonal data please see [[Thorn_Insect_Data]] so please consider an adjustment.

The tier 7 rarity (Toad Sawfly) for the livestock dwelling and (Feather Midge) herb dwelling may need to be slightly improved as well.--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 06:03, 24 March 2014 (EST) +2 ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14), [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:13, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

Unless we are missing something about how the game calculates which insect you get when you get one, a few math calculations can show it is basically impossible to get the rarest crop insects (the ones listed above, you might have to find 50000-100000 clutches to have a chance). I have a feeling that the RNG for ATID is not perfect either. For tree,water,herb,and livestock insects a rarity rate that doubles for each insect makes sense, because there are only 7 insects in each category. But crop insects have 14 types so they should not use the same increase in rarity. My suggestion is to have two tiers of crop insects: regular and rare. The regular tier would be 7 insects who have the same rarity values as their corresponding insects in the tree/water/herb/livestock categories. When you find clutch of crop insects, the game should calculate if you should receive a 'rare' insect instead of the regular tier (this could be a low chance, 7% or something). If that happens, you recieve one of the 7 'rare' tier insects instead, and those 7 could follow the same pattern as the other insect categories (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, etc). In this case, the rarest crop insects would remain very uncommon but still be attainable by a determined player. --[[User:Blueshift|Blueshift]]

Rate of finding insects - it is too low for herb and livestock dwelling. The T5 rate was better, but generated too many insects in the other categories. Perhaps a compromise with the T6 rate?

==TAKE MY MONEY!==
Nobody wants ATITD to become Pay to Win with sold resources etc but the ability to go to a webstore and buy a) cornerstones and b) a KITTY would be awesome. Also, I am pleased the subscription may be dropping to $12 per month; if you offered 12 months for $100, I'd be inclined to buy that if I got something. I don't want something that's a pain in my rear ("Now you can paint your compound! You just need to accumulate 3,000 annoying resources and lean to mix paint!") but something like... a pair of statues, or clothing options, or a frog that hops around your CP or... umm I don't know actually but I am sure people will have suggestions. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

:Longer term subscriptions are offered during the pre-order time generally... (I dont think that a telling has ever NOT had them once avaialable.) They usually do come with some perks, (I need to see what has already been offered, that makes the decision easier for me :-) ) As for a store for the added things, it is very likely that I will do something like that, I just dont know how fleshed out that I can have it prior to the start of T7... --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 20:20, 23 March 2014 (EST)

::Here is the info on [[12 Month Prepay]]. Camp decoration is... meh, and has to be super cost-inefficient. I'd rather get a pack of decorations I could place and move myself, like I dunno... two lion statues and a six pack of un-breedable, unique flowers. And a camp frog! Or a wandering sheep! Or a staked camel for the lawn! (I really want a pet, can you tell?) --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]] Can I second the pet frog? --[[User:StarGazeR|StarGazeR]] (+1 blondie) Rabbits! --[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]]
*It would be kind of fun to have random spawns of sheep. movable deco sounds difficult, though because it's something gm's do. It would be pretty cool if we could get to personalize our camps more with deco. Aww, "un-breedable...flowers" sounds a little bit sad because it's nice to share flowers and there are people who do amazing things with flower breeding.

*Gift subscriptions are something that maybe could be thought about. Many friends have helped others in giving a month of a game. An extension of that might be nice ( like the 3 month, 6 month, 12 month packages). This was part of the chat with Pluribus but I thought i'd add it here to make it more centralized.(blondie, march 23,2014)

*Honestly I'm a fan of being able to buy things in games, things that improve life but don't give a huge advantage. Right now when people want an advantage they buy it with mules, the advantage of mule(s) can be huge, especially when you consider things like offline chores and 2nd computers with macros! I dont' want to see people being able to buy resources but things like cornerstones, pets, maybe short term buffs?, camp decorations... imagine being able to buy a 7 end incense type buff early in the telling. It would be awesome esp in the smaller regions when getting enough people to dig is really hard (impossible!). Something I'd love to see considered is an ownership flag for controlling space, strictly limited.

== New items, changing some existing items==

*Moveable camels (blondie, march 26,2014)
*More flowers and flower types (also, can they be released earlier or what about bringing back odd weeds? We used to be able to find Sandblooms randomly when examining odd weeds. That was fun and added the element of surprise. (blondie, march 26, 2014)
*Bring back the look of some of the buildings. Alembics, Old upgrades to guild halls (that used to be camp deco skill, i believe that skill has been broken/not usable for more than one telling), modern sheep farm currently looks the same as a sheep pen, the toxin kitchen and chem lab look exactly the same (blondie)
*can tents be made guildable? (it's probably a long-shot, but i figured i'd ask--blondie)
*Airships to be flown by more than one person. I'm terrible at maneuvering airships, a co-pilot might make flying them easier. (blondie)
*Can we upgrade boxes, chests rather than have to rebuild every time we want to change the size of a storage item with a compound? (We used to be able to do that in t1----[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 00:54, 27 March 2014 (EST)

== New seeds ==

Egyptians also grew beans, lettuce and lentils and figs as fruit , they could be used in cooking, as a part of the cooking skill, offerings to various gods, offering at the funeral temple .... ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 25, '14)(+1 blondie)

== Important information disclosure ==

*Bring back more player ranks/titles. We used to be able to choose what title was displayed when people info-ed us. Eg: blondie, Sage of Art, Rabble, Oracle of Worship or Rabble, Student of Architure. (blondie--march, 26,2014)
*To assist new players or mentors can harmony introduction titles be visible by info-ing a player? It may be too much to add more than one title or to add a tab (similar to the acro, guilds, notes tabs) showing which of these the player is. Examples of titles: Grandson of Oracle, Legacy of Sage.
*If someone is a GM or a Dev, can it be displayed when we info that name? (blondie--march, 26,2014)

== Incense Improvement ==
In my time I only recall one person experimenting & using incense. It seems like it has great potential to be useful in early-mid Tale. It always seemed extraordinarily rare. Does it need to be simplified? Is it just not fun? Is it just a lack of research as compared to cooking ingredient traits? [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:51, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

==Fish Scales==
From time to time I get frustrated or annoyed that you can’t do anything with fish scales. Did you know when you drop them, they are all different? I mean someone has designed what they look like, so it seems such a shame to not make better use of them.

Uses that I have heard discussed or volunteered in chats about this include:

*An ingredient for ‘isinglass’: Isinglass is a form of collagen that is derived from the swimbladders of fish (swimbladders/ scales – does it matter? Scales are high in collagen too). Isinglass finings are used in the British brewing industry to accelerate clarification of cask-conditioned beers. The finings flocculate the live yeast in the beer into a jelly-like mass, which settles to the bottom of the cask. Left undisturbed, beer will clear naturally; the use of isinglass finings accelerates the process and can be used to repair bad batches.

*The collagen content would also make them an alternative ingredient for a light glue - Fertiliser: ground and mixed with water, fish scales are a good soil conditioner and are an excellent source of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other minerals. Possible use would be to ameliorate the affects of ground pollution but would need to think of a way to apply it.

*Natural ‘silver’ or pearlesence, comes from the guanine content (1 tonne of fish scales = 250gms of guanine according to http://www.ehow.com/about_5063644_fish-scales-used.html, which could be sued for decorative effects, jewelry, pyrotechnics or paint. (It’s what makes lipstick shimmery).

*Using them as they are in sculptures, as they are interesting shapes and colours
*For making a sort of light-weight ‘plastic’ that can be coloured and formed in moulds under pressure to make basic non-weight-bearing objects of any shape, including cups, jugs, bowls and plates, bangles, beads, sequins, etc. - Cate

== Hints for *Almost* Achieving ==
If you get most events that lead to an Achievement right, but not quite, how about offering a note "You think you were on to something there..." For example, if reproducing a Cabbage Seed requires you to grow cabbage near 2 Herbs, if you do it near just 1 herb you might get the note. This would be a great motivator to keep doing something and it may also lead to more Ah-Has on how the world works. Also, there are many Achievers who would potentially play more to collect the Achievements. (Two more examples: "Hey is that Pluribus nearby? Have you met him yet?" Or After growing 666 Onions "Almost there!") [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:58, 26 March, 2014 (EST) (+1 blondie)

*Speaking of achievements, bring back that long list of achievement progress we used to have/be able to check (similar to the list of herbs we've memorized) (blondie, march 26,2014), +1 ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 25, '14)= like we have now, on the old achievements list

== Skills, Stats ==
*Eastern meditation has a timer, so we know it's possible to add a timer to our stat/skills menu. When we eat a meal can we get a timer for when food effect will wear off? I know there are alternatives like writing in main, writing in chat but when you're running around moving items or running for something you can easily lose track of time. A timer in stats would help as a warning to hurry up and get somewhere and keep you from getting stuck. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 01:04, 27 March 2014 (EST)

*Eastern meditation is a very useful skill but sometimes you want to move items after the time has expired or you have to pause to plan how you want to move items and you lose the eastern meditation skill before you get a chance to finish. Can an advanced level of Eastern Meditation allow us to pause the timer and be able to restart later? --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 01:04, 27 March 2014 (EST)

Let me think on how to best represent the multiple stacked stats values with differing timeouts. Thank you for getting me thinking about this. It will get me thinking about correcting herb stacking. As for the turning off timers on eastern meditation... Plan ahead --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 08:47, 28 March 2014 (EST)

*ok, so eastern med timers off, you don't like it. a shame, but i can accept that. What about the '''adding a timer''' on '''our personal stats''' when we eat '''food'''? not possible either? Sometimes there's so much that we take notes on or have to remember and even when you plan ahead, things happen (eg: getting booted off the game, having to help/chat someone, having to go afk) so you lose track. --[[User:Blondie|blondie]] 11:03, 29 March 2014 (EST)
== How about doing something special around certain periods, like the presents at Christmas - but make sure they do disappear after 3 months, and put in some more valuable stuff in them like a extra cornerstone ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]--

*Lots of games have buff timers. They show up similar to our action buttons (think clay,grass,water, mud ect) So if there was a 'buff' button for food with a simple grapic that display the time left or we can click on to know the lenght of time left on a meal that would be useful. With herb stacking, I can't remember the current system/bugs. Maybe, eating a herb can put a 3? min food timer up but that can be overwritten by eating food... However, food timers can't be overwritten or extended by eating herbs?

== Old Player Retetion, Incentives to bring back Older/inactive players ==

- I think it would be beneficial to maybe send an email to an inactive/quit player once their things are about to become up for claim/salvage. This would give them a chance to renew membership and play again, knowing they still had a chance to save all that they worked hard to build in the first place. ~ irrie

* Now that Pharaoh is out, please make sure to post an e-mail address through which we can get offline support (like forgotten password). Also, your new site's download link wasn't working last week! - [[user:tehm|tehm]] (April 4)

== Newbie Retention, incentives to bring in new players ==

==Instructional Help==
I have to tell you that as a returning player, the lack of instructions is really, really striking. For the love of Pete, please put in a (?) help button on the upper right of the UI that open a search box that at the very least, ''searches the wiki''. The wiki also needs to cover fundamentals better because, for example, I am doing Test of Reason now and:
* There are no illustrations for Empty Hand, Pathmaker, Gem Cutting Tables, or Venery. I still have no idea what a Venery is. (been putting lots of illustrations on those today)([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)
* The instructions for each are on how to build one, ''not how to play them''. I only know what the heck I am supposed to do with a Pathmaker because Silden provided an [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale6/User:Silden illustration for hers].
These issues have to be even more profound roadblocks for genuinely new players. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

: Eimear? you do know that the information on the wiki is made possible by players? There are many people who edit wiki out of the goodness of their heart? Anyone can use it, anyone can update it or add notations, guides, to it. There can always be improvements made but there's a lot of hours put into what is already in the wiki. (--[[User:blondie|blondie]] march 24, 2014)agreed ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

:: The point is that the game should not have instructions entirely dependent on the goodness of players' hearts. That's insanity. This suggestion is in the Player Retention section, and I am saying, first, that not having a help system in-game is really bad for player retention. Second, and less importantly, I think it's weird there is NO dev-provided documentation. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

*My point was that you shouldn't blame the wiki for not having ALL the information about the game. If you look back at wiki starting from t1 and even early in a telling how much information is not on the wiki, it's pretty great that we have people that edit, update, etc to the wiki. People work hard on that for no reason other than to help others. I don't know how we do get to keep the wiki up but I believe Egenesis does pay for its maintenance. Then it seems it's somewhat linked to Egenesis but Egenesis doesn't even officially endorse the wiki (I don't think). Maybe it would be a good idea to link the wiki to the game. Even possibly have an option to link from within the game (I mention this because i've seen it in one or two other games, with my limited gaming knowledge). Maybe that would make it better for players with little knowledge of the game. It may also make it better for copying over information from the game to the wiki (thinks like inventories in chests, thistle reqs). But I think the wiki is not something so much in the dev's control (or something the dev is largely involved in). It is player run. So it's up to players to upkeep it. (blondie)
*The things that Kartal says make some sense in the way the game has been running and I don't find it to be the worst thing. There is still a lot of information on wiki and there are still people who, within the game assist new players. There are communities in place, mentoring, mega guilds that assist new players. In addition, we have microphones, regional channels that assist players. I do think we should have welcome island return (that was a good place for mentors to get to mentees without having to travel all over egypt, making mentoring more convenient) (blondie).

*Maybe another resource can be made to assist new players outside of the wiki. We don't really seem to a place to go to (wiki is one place everyone seems to go but it's vast enough that some people can get lost in it trying to find something specific)so everyone can be updated about changes or things going on, aside from looking at logs or asking around hoping to find someone who knows what's going on. System is a bit crowded and adding updates might get spammy or scroll a lot of information away. One thought I had was making a facebook page/group for people to ask questions or for files, pinned posts that gives us updates about the game and people can ask questions and be helped even if other people are not logged on to the game or if people are having issues with the game. I know we have irc but IRC is a bit intimidating from when I've been in there. I know not everyone has facebook but one of the facebook groups that's related to Egypt has been active to some extent (unfortunately, they also talk about other games, but it's not my group, i'm just an invited guest and it does seem to be for egypt refugees). I have been able to get messages through to gms, through devs and between players to help out with the game. So maybe that's one resource we could cultivate. (blondie, march 24, 2014)

::: The lack of information is by design, for better or for worse. Moving forward it might wise to provide the basics, especially when it comes to the interface and customization. But when it comes to tests and the like most everything should still be mostly a mystery. Yes there probably should be some basic guide as to how to play empty hand, or design it. But if everything is given to you, then there is no need for player interaction, which is the core of this game. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 03:18, 24 March 2014 (EST)

::: I definetely agree with Kartal, imo there are already so many good guides on the wiki (even French)- btw, everygame out there uses wiki to explain about the game, I mean if you really want everything explained from A-Z and back, then maybe one should look out for another game - I mean I used half a tale to learn loads of things, read wiki, tried stuff myself and the next tale I was ready to play full on, but even now there are still things that I don't understand - although again, there is a guide on wiki about the keyboard shortcuts/commands - maybe should be on the tutorial too: to move: point/click your mousebutton somewhere on the screen , F3 opens your map, how to join national chat/bazar, red dots: schools, green dots: unis, do /info to see someones info ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 28, '14)

*once you make a new char, you do get a bit of help (on top of your window)= the tutorial, but couldn't there be on the 'welcome to Egypt' things to do: as last one, check the wiki, or put the mainwiki page there - it doesn't have to be part of the 'welcome to Egypt', but just to mention it?

or put it on your player options or utily? ([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 24, '14)

*I feel like my basic point is not being well made or well understood. I am not dissing the wiki. The wiki is great. I am saying that the primary help system for the game should not be both entirely player-developed and entirely unconnected from the UI. The game needs a basic in-game help system. This seems like fundamental customer service to me. (Eimear)

*Having played the early stages of several tales, but not the late stages, I'd still love help on many types of Tests. Going back to the topic of Mentorship earlier, why *not* encourage people to share knowledge in-game by giving a player 1 Mentorship token (to give to a Mentor) any time they pass one of the 14 (or start with 7 and go to 14 later) least completed tests in the tale (turn this award on 2 months into the tale). You could always give that token to the player whose wiki explanation helped the most. Also, One-on-One dialogue would help many people when the wiki just doesn't seem clear (especially those who don't have English as a first language). [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:30, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

*tehm, that sounds more like something players could do, though, not something that a dev controls/can improve. I do like the idea giving some kind of token in game, for mentorship or for something else for helpful wiki explanations. I do see the point Eimar is making but also Kartal's about the "mystery" in the game from the devs/egenesis. To get something like what Eimar is asking sounds like a big change/addition to the game, is my only concern. We are asking Pluribus for a lot of changes but I suppose it would give him something to think about in the long term. Maybe there are suggestions as to other type of tutorials that are simple and can be easily added to the game (rather than sending people to wiki)? (blondie, march 26,2014)
*What if Mentors could enter searchable keywords/checkboxes somewhere and players could search that database to find someone who is interested in Mentoring in that field. (ex: new player, scarab, cartouche, fishing, cooking) [[User:tehm|tehm]] 11:34, 26 March, 2014 (EST) (+1 blondie)

*Encourage YouTube tutorials/walkthroughs with actual game footage/direction. It's kind of crazy that in this age we're still using screenshot images. Maybe each month you can give bonus mentorship points or 1 month of subscription for the top 2 video tutorials. In addition to teaching, the videos may also help attract new players [[User:tehm|tehm]]-- March 28, '14

**tbh there is a videoguide about doing cc, well for me that didn't make me any better about it, but the moment another player showed me how he did it, I understood it - but then again we are back to the same issue, that people have to find/look to the youtube tutorials - is same issue as looking at the wikiguides
*** This is kind of like saying "fax me your signature". Yes it works, but it is outdated and e-mail is vastly preferred [[User:tehm|tehm]]-- April 4

**** Personally, I cant stand this trend of video "help". While yes, SOME videos can be extremely helpful, it seems it only applies to a very limited number of subjects. It feels like 99&% of the time the videos are utterly useless. I don't need to watch a two minute video to change my video settings, or watch a poorly edited or narrated video to grow flax or god forbid, 200 videos on the proper foraging method for herbs. While I am using mostly non real examples here. I feel that its a catch-22 encouraging videos for a reward. It would likely produce some useful videos, but I suspect it would also produce far more of the type that would be far better suited as a text entry on a wiki or forum. Pathfinders for example, both a properly made and detailed video may be helpful, but a simple text version (with screenshots) would be far more helpful as a reference guide. I doubt many people want to have to constantly bounce back and forth through video timestamps to try to see out if the blue dot needed two lines and then a turn, or a turn after the dot. However, I do agree that more videos would help with advertising and possibly getting new players in the game. Obviously people also learn in different ways, so as I've said before I'm not totally against videos, but I'm not so sure that integrating it into a core game test as suggested would be in our best interests, it could however be an interesting option as an event, where Egypt votes on the 'best' of the videos submitted, and the winner could receive something to that end. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 14:32, 4 April 2014 (EST)

== Firepit ==
To grill veggies, we can only do 20 veggies or fish/sharpened stick, that is a very low number. (+1 blondie)

That should be raised to at least 100/sharpened stick, or we should be able to put more sharpened stick at once on the firepit.
([[User:Jaylenaeybarre|Jaylenaeybarre]]-- march 26, '14)

I want to make camel jerky in the firepit.

== Wine Notebooks ==
How about having 7 wine notebooks? (this was probably originally intended a long time ago?) Ideally, the devs should check to make sure it is actually possible to complete them. [[User:Blueshift|Blueshift]] (+1 blondie) (+1 kyline)

*Tale 6 is older than 2 years and if it ends in June/July of this year we won't be able to complete Wine book 5. There'd probably have to be a big chance to winemaking? to be able to get 7 Wine books. Ask Rabble, he loves doing wine stuff. I do like the 7 idea since Teppy likes the number 7 and this would be Tale 7. (blondie)

== Project Management Adjustment ==

Test of Towers is available at Level 5, but the second rank of Project Management (which allows you to build Medium Construction sites and actually participate) is not available until Level 7. Rank 2 of Project Management should be adjusted to being available at Level 5.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 20:28, 26 March 2014 (PST) This issue drives me crazy!(+1 blondie)(+1 Jaylenaeybarre)(+1 Kyline)

== Chariot Stops/Building/Repair ==
Depending upon the number of players, the ability to initially build all chariot stops can be an issue. Suggest making it less expensive in numbers of votes, or else give players more votes to fix them. The other alternative would be to reduce the total number of chariot stops, but Egypt is a big place, so I wouldn't recommend that.
--[[User:Merek2|merek]] 18:05 PDT, 29-March-2014

= Long-Term Feature Requests =

==Hops==

I had previously suggested this back in T2-T3 and it seemed to have a favorable response back then. As an avid home-brewer as well as someone who grows their own hops I think it would be quite interesting to be able to utilize them in game for beer and the like. Summarizing what I had suggested before. The 'hops yard' would be a permanent plantation housing the bines and main plant. I would think that up to 7 plants in a yard, allowing for different varieties. With a very tall trellis system made of rope for the bines (not vines!) to grow on. Growth and maintenance wise it would be very similar to grapes. Management of mites, wilt, training the bines, checking for readiness, as well as appropriate pruning of lower leaves to optimize production of the cones. Harvesting would cut down both the rope and bines, requiring it to be restrung before the plants could grow properly again. Manual separation of the cones from the bines would ideally require both focus and dexterity. Perhaps some sort of automated device could also be used, at the cost of overall quality of the cones. The cones would need to be properly dried, and we already have plenty of options for that. Crossbreeding would definitely play a role here, further enhancing the flavor or anti microbial properties of the hops. Likewise issues with cultivation such as contamination from male plants, poor growth management, or pollution could also effect the overall quality of the product. Beer flavor would be greatly enhanced, however there is a herbal/medicinal side that could also be explored. The overall benefit of hops would be a increased microbial resistance and longer storage stability in kegs. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 04:34, 24 March 2014 (EST)

==Mead==

As a novice mead-maker and beekeeper this is something else I would love to see in game. While my thoughts on this are not as fully fleshed out, the concept still stands. We wind up with such a surplus of honey in game it would be nice to have another use for it. With our already vast and varied herb system, as well as some fruits and veg there we should be able to attain many varieties of mead ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mead#Varieties There are over 40 variations of mead!]) Fermentation and aging usually takes MUCH longer than wines, which may prove to be an issue if we move to a faster pace. But I'm sure a solution could be found. --[[User:Kartal|Kartal]] 04:34, 24 March 2014 (EST)

==mats that have sofar no use or hardly any use==

* Wool, wool cloth (except for Clay-Steeped Wool Cloth & upgraded thistle gardens)the wool cloth could be used instead of linen in certain buildings fi: like the welcome banner

* Fish scales: could be used for the funeral temple too?

There must be something we can do with them ?

Looking forward to any ideas that might be put here :)

*I add : cobra venom, crushed eggshells, more uses for compost (blondie, march 25, 2014)
:Wool or Silk unlocking new clothing outfits or Flag decorations for a camp would be interesting. [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:22, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

==The Benefits of Discipline==

Passing body tests increases your stats, passing worship tests increases your Barley growth, passing leadership tests increases the number of petitions you can carry, passing architecture tests let's you build larger compounds, passing art tests makes you a better blacksmith, but harmony and thought are its own reward?

Two issues here. Since we will have more than seven tests available, will it be necessary to rethink the scaling of the other disciplines, or are those just based on your rank (you can't go above Oracle even if you've passed seven).

Second, a little boost to Harmony and Thought? Perhaps those who have passed harmony tests can use the Mechanic skill more frequently than every 20 minutes (being in tune with Egypt helps you to tune machines) and ranks in thought let you repair more frequently? Perhaps other things on a fixed timer which are not affected by stats could get a small bonus from passing tests in these disciplines.

--[[User:GHawkins|GHawkins]] 17:43, 26 March, 2014 (PST)

==Clothing==

Would love to see players be able to make clothing, hats, sandels that would show up on the player avatar. This would require alot of artist work and not sure how much strain the engine can take in large gatherings, but being able to customize your look is a big draw!--[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 05:33, 27 March 2014 (EST)

Things that should be noted. Avatar creation is THE most expensive piece of artwork in the game (In regards to artist time) The enhancements that you are asking for for require wholesale replacement of the existing avatars, (Existing clothing would have to be removed, the models re-rigged and new clothing created) The engine would need to be modified to add a cloth system to permit the clothing to work right and not cross into the body.... Yes, I realize that some of the models are sub-par already in that aspect, but more pluggable clothing makes the issue worse. (IE - No way to get this done in time for T7.) --[[User:Pluribus|Pluribus]] 11:35, 27 March 2014 (EST)

:Thank you, I appreciate that it is a huge request to make, and even more so now as you said that all the avatars have to be retooled for it to be implemented. Hopefully, beyond T7 then --[[User:Porthos|Porthos]] 05:41, 28 March 2014 (EST)

:Clothing has been requested for some time. If this wasn't available until month 3, people would still be excited about it. This doesn't need to be done by tale start. [[User:tehm|tehm]]-- March 28, '14

=Feature Requests=

==Mod Tools==

L2PBS, Baazar, etc have literally the worst modding system known to man. Boards can only be modded by one person at a time, and each mod has to go to RP '''every time''' to pick up the boards. Mods are unpaid, uncompensated community volunteers, and requiring a commute -- in some cases, a very long commute -- is punitive. Fixing how costly it is to volunteer as a mod would undoubtedly go a long way to increasing mod retention. --[[User:Eimear|Eimear]]

==/Roll Number Generator ==

I propose to add function that will return random generated number from 1 to 100. Typing /roll in any chat would return "<Player Name> rolls <number from 1-100>" which would be visible to all members of that chat. To distinguish it from main chat informations and /me command, I propose that text of that function would appear in purple. (Petition by Tyreus, added by Cegaiel) - Would like to see this as a feature; there are times where this feature can really come in handy.

= Storyline Suggestions =

==Bring Back the Story!==
My favorite time in game has been when there's a story that offers am opportunity to do more than play in sandbox mode. Sami and his brother trying to sway Egyptians to their cause was interesting! And they impacted the game dynamically (I fondly remember nuking a region to get better Furnaces). I'd like to see a commitment to a story unfolding and evolving over the months of play. Seriously, '''a commitment'''. Like the 1st Day of '''every''' Egyptian month Story progresses... [[User:tehm|tehm]] 3:38, 26 March, 2014 (EST)

==Monuments==
Monuments don't become significant in the game until the very late stages, after all 7 tests are released and most of the game population has drifted away. I propose we change that system and incorporate the building of the monuments into the storyline from the first test release. It would give people a visible goal to work together towards for the entire telling.
Each monument would have a predetermined location at the start of the tale (or from the release of the first test in that discipline) possibly at a site like Memphis where players can't build near them.
It has an initial build cost for its construction site and 7 stages of development. There is a small cost associated with contributing to each stage of the monument.

To advance the monument to the next stage of development x number of people need to contribute at each level dependant on the number of tests they have passed. You can have unlimited number of people contribute once per stage per title (so everyone can get their named listed and immortalized). Contributions must be made in order and a person is listed at the highest level they contributed at. (Oracles would have to contribute 7 times, once per stage and would be listed once under oracles.)
IE it takes 228 Students to open the 2nd stage. 112 Prentices to open the 3rd stage. 56 Journeyman to open 4th. 28 Scribes to open 5th. 14 Masters to open 6th. 7 Sages to open 7th. and 1 Oracle to finish the monument. (In theory it would only take 228 people to build a monument, however thousands may contribute to it, and be listed on it). After the monument is finished there is a period of time that people can continue to contribute to the monument (minimum 60 days).
Possibly contributing to a monument (after the initial site is built) gives a stat buff (similar to eating at a banquet?). When each stage is completed an Egypt wide message goes out and Egypt wide stat buff is given.

30 days after all the monuments are built (each has at least 1 oracle), the first 7 oracles in each discipline that contribute (at oracle level) to the monument have the option to make a Test/Tech suggestion. (They can choose to pass on making a suggestion and the next oracle gets a chance.) Those suggestions are voted on by everyone that has contributed to the monument. There is 30 days to vote. Votes are weighted by the level which you have contributed to the monument (ie student gets a weight of 1, oracles 7). [[User:Kyline|Kyline]]

Test of the Ritual Tattoo

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Cegaiel: /* Location Sort Table */

{{Sidebar Test
|name = Test of the Ritual Tattoo
|discipline = Body
|level = 14
|principles =
*Ask for Pigment Mortar requirements (UBody)
*Make a [[requires::Pigment Mortar]]
*Pick up a Pigment Mortar
*Place the Mortar on the ground
*Add a fresh herb to the Pigment Mortar
*Add a resin to the Pigment Mortar
*Add powdered gems to the Pigment Mortar
*Turn in Mortar perfectly matching any one requirement
}}

== Note on Principles ==

Contrary to what I was told by the GM, you '''can''' pass principles with one mortar IF you go to the same University of the Body you signed up for the test with - Yerbouti (this text was deleted but was it checked out to be wrong??)

== Introduction ==
Wahim as usual had a challenge for us put-upon-Egyptians. Here is how it appeared in the Story tab.

'' My recent travels have brought me to Sinai, where I have studied inscriptions on the Monument of the Human Body. Our ancestors theorized that it may be possible to make permanent markings on our bodies, though never developed the tools or knowledge to do so. But their challenge was interesting, and the Scientists at the Great Universities of the Human body have conducted experiments proving that given a correct set of pigments, this can be done. Your challenge is to assemble pigments for 7 such markings. ''

'' Disciples of the Human Body, adorn yourselves with The Test of the Ritual Tattoo! ''

== Item list ==
* [[requires::Pigment Mortar]]
* [[requires::Barometer]]
* [[requires::Foraging|Herbs]]
* [[requires::Chemistry Laboratory]] to powder [[requires::Powdered Gems|Gems]]
* [[requires::Resin]]
* [[Tree Locations]]

Example of a requirements for a mortar
' Mortar Option: '
*Fresh Butterroot
*4 Hawthorn Resin
*Powdered Diamond
*On Dirt, Near a Large Stone

== Explanation of passing the test ==

 '''1)''' Go to any UBody and get a list of requirements. If you don't like those requirements for whatever reason, you can go to a different UBody and get a different list, but you can only do this once per Egypt month (11 real days), '''per UBody'''. This list will give you 7 combinations of herb, resin, gem, and location. If you try to get a list at the same university in the same month, you get a message stating you have to wait till next month. So you cannot see all the lists before picking the one you want.
 You need to do any 4 of these 7.
 '''2)''' Find an herb on your list. Set the mortar down beside it and add the herb to the mortar. Rename the mortar so you know which herb it holds.
 From this point on, you can add the resin whenever. '''HINT - Add all the resin it asks for, you won't be able to do more later.'''
 '''3)''' Go to a location that matches the requirement and add the gem. ''
 '''4)''' Turn in at the same UBody you got the list from. ''

In the example above, you would first find a Butterroot herb. Drop the mortar next to it, click on the herb, add it to the herb. (Rename the mortar and) pick up the mortar. Add four Hawthorn resin. Go to a place on dirt, near a large stone, and add the powdered diamond. Now you have one complete mortar.

 '' InambaGuum: every time you turn in 4 completed mortars, you get a tattoo, and, apparently, a focus point. ''
 '' Fee: Remember you only need 7 focus points to pass the test which means 7 Lists you can do more lists but only requires 7 to pass the test. ''
 '' Zotep: Every time you finish 7 focus points, the number of mortars that need to be completed increases by 1, so focus points 8 through 14 need 5 completed mortars, focus point 15 needs 6 completed mortars (that's as far as I have gone). ''

You need to turn in four complete mortars at the same time to get the tattoo (and the focus point). You can check your mortars at the Ubody to see if you did it right but you only pass each list if you have all four complete mortars on you.

Note that you cannot use herbs that have already been picked - you must use herbs that are still growing, in the wild. Drop your pigment mortar next to the herb, then use the herb (you will have a new menu option).

== Player Herb Requirements ==
'''Add your needs here and let others know when you find herbs they need!'''
* [[Ritual_Tattoo_Herb_Needs|List of Herbs and the Players Who Need Them]]

== Location Requirements ==
[[Test_of_the_Ritual_Tattoo\School Locations|School Locations]]

=== Location Sort Table ===
The normal table has been replaced, the other one was confusing and a sore for the eyes - DO NOT change this format again!

Check your tattoohelper and you will need a barometer for the elevation (not necessary to have a good one)

Some of the more harder to find locations are given below. Anything not here, and deemed impossible can be found at [[table of unknown locations]].

As an alternative for even easier viewing and searching, use Tattoo Helper Database at http://atitd.sharpnetwork.net/tattoo.asp .
 If you add locations below, PLEASE add to the database at this link as well!

{| width=100% border="1" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Region !! Coords !! Terrain !! Elev !! Schl !! Univ !! Road !! Sulf !! Flora !! Cacti !! Hill !! Cliff !! LStn !! Bridge !! Statue !! Altar !! Trav !! Papy

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|CCR ||-310, 6754 || Sand || 100-200 || || || || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR ||-318, 6749 || Sand Other Dirt Grass || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X ||
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|CCR ||-212, 7986 || Clay Grass Rock || 100-600 || || || || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR ||-410, 6579 || Grass Sand || <100 || || ||X || || || ||X || || X|| || X || || ||
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|CCR || -471, 6651|| Grass Dirt Rock || <100 || X|| ||X || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR || -666, 7111|| Sand || 200-300 || || || || || X || || || ||X || || || || ||
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|CCR || -876, 6684|| Rock Sand || <100 || || X ||X || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR || -89, 6325|| Sand || 400-500 || || || || ||X || || || ||X || || || || ||
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|CCR || -899, 6333|| Sand || 300-400 || || || || ||X || || || ||X || || || || ||
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|CCR || -891, 6682|| Sand || <100|| || X || || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR || -929, 6618|| Rock || 100-200 || || X || || || || || ||X || || || || X || ||
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|CCR || -927, 5267|| Grass || <100 || || || || ||X || || ||X ||X || || || || ||
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|CCR || 159, 6230|| Sand Dirt Grass || <100 || || || || || || || || ||X || || || || ||
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|CCR || 87, 6234|| Rock || <100 || || || || || || || || || ||X || || X || ||
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|CCR || 75, 6251|| Grass || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || || X|| X || || ||
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|CCR || 75, 6247|| Rock || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || || X|| X || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4363, -652 || Sand, Grass || <100 || || X || || || || || || || || || X || X || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4191, -391 || Grass (nr Dirt) || <100 || || || X || || || || || X || X || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4168, -436 || Dirt (nr Grass, Rock & Sand || 100-200 || || || X || || FAR || || || X || X || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 3128, -977 || Clay || 400-500 || || || || || FAR || || || || || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 3285, -981 || Rock || 400-500 || || || X || || || X || || || || || || X || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 3220, -976 || Rock || 400-500 || || || || || FAR || || || || X || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4365, -663 || Sand, Grass || <100 || || X || || || || || || || X || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4620, -309 || Rock || <100 || || || X|| || || ||X || || || X|| || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4625, -312|| Grass || <100 || || || X|| || || || || || || X|| ||X || ||
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| Cradle of the Sun || 3799, -296* || Rock || 200-300|| || || || || x|| || x || || || x || || x || ||
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| Cradle of the Sun || 2926, -1006 || ||200-300 || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 4286, -774 || Grass, Sand || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 4338, -1341 || Sand || 100-300 || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 4710, 275 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 3128, -979 || Clay || 400-500 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 4146, -1128 || Dirt || 100-200|| || || || || || || || ||X || || gone || || || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 5046, 88 || Sand || 300-400|| || || || || FAR || || || || || || X||X || || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 3805, -281 || Rock || 100-200|| || || || || FAR || ||X || || ||X || ||X || || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 3578, -892 || Dirt || 300-500 || || || || || FAR || X || || || || || || || ||
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| Cradle of the Sun|| 3260, 200|| Other || <100 || || ||X || || X || X|| || ||X || || X || X || ||
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| Desert of Nomads || 1802, 7538 || Clay, (rock nearby works also for all) || <100 || || || || X || || X || || || || X || || || ||
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| Desert of Nomads || 1780, 7515 || Grass (rock near works also for all) || >100 (no baro to check) || || || || X || || X || || || X || || X || || ||
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| Desert of Nomads || 1773, 7511 || Rock || 200-300 || || || || X || || || X || || X || || X || || ||
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| Desert of Nomads || 1810, 5933 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1924, 6681 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 2079, 7174 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1617, 7108 || Grass || <100 || || || || || FAR || || || || || || || || || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1770, 5734 || Sand, (rock nearby) || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1938, 6705 || Dirt (grass,sand nearby) || <100 || || || || || || x || || ||x || || || x || || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1934, 6694 || Dirt (grass, sand nearby) || <100 || || || x || || || x || || || x || || || || x || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1510, 5940 || Sand (Grass, Dirt) || <100 || || || || || || || || || || X || || X || || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1510, 5940 || Grass (Sand) || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || X || X || || |
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|Desert of Nomads|| 1752, 5531|| Sand || <100 || || ||X || || X || || || || || || X || || ||
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| DoS|| -436, 2630 || Sand, Rock || <100 || || || X || || || || || X || || || || || X ||
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| DoS|| -438, 2621 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| DoS|| -440, 2625 || Rock || 100-200 || || || X || || X || || X || || || || || || X ||
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| DoS || -677, 1277 || Sand || <100|| || || || X || X || || || X|| |||| || || ||
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| DoS || -798, 1905 || Sand/Dirt || 200-300|| || || || || X || || || || |||| || || ||
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| DoS|| -1018, 2164 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| DoS || -1029, 2140 || Rock/Sand/Mud/Dirt || <100 || || || X|| |||||| || || X || || || || X ||
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| DoS|| -1196, 2354 || Sand (UThought) || <100 || || X || X || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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| DoS|| -1396, 2736 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| DoS|| -1515, 2226 || Dirt, sand nearby works also || <100 || || || || X || X || || || X || || || || || ||
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| DoS || -1546, 2846 || Clay/Dirt/Grass || <100|| || |||| || || || ||X||X|||| || || ||
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| DoS|| -1561, 876 || Sand || 300-400 || || || X || || X || || || || || ||X || || ||
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| DoS || -3065, 517 || Sand || >600|| || |||| || X || ||X || || ||X|| || || ||
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|DoS||-860,2000|| Sand|| <100 || || X || || || X ||X || || || || || || || ||
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|DoS||-625,2568 || Sand|| 100-200 || || || X|| || X || || || || X|| || || || ||
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|DoS||-581,2332 || Dirt || 300-400 ||X || || X || || X || || >X || || || || || || ||
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|DoS||-595,2332 || Grass Dirt|| 200-300 ||X || || X|| || X || || || || X|| || || || ||
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|DoS||-751,2614 || Dirt Sand Clay Grass|| <100 ||X || || X|| || || || || || || || || X || ||
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|DoS||-1623,2364|| Sand|| <100 || X|| ||X || || ||X || || || || || || || ||
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|DoS||-1740,2010|| Sand|| <100 || || X ||X || || ||X || || ||X || || || || ||
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| Eastern Grounds|| 4075, -5973 || Sand || 400-500 || || x || || || x || || || || || || || || ||
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| Eastern Grounds|| 4327, -5238 || || 400 - 500 || || x || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| Eastern Grounds || 3717, -7282 || || <100 || X|| || || || FAR|| || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Eastern Grounds || 3805, -5625 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Eastern Grounds || 3852, -5227 || sand || 300 - 400 || ||X || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Eastern Grounds || 4037, -5431 || sand || 400-500 || X|| || || ||Far || || || || || || || || || |
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| Eastern Grounds || 4593, -6596 || || 100-200 || || ||X || ||FAR || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Eastern Grounds || 4073, -6965 || Sand || 300-400 || X || || || || X || || || || || || || || || |
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| Eastern Grounds || 4058, -4697 || Sand || 400-500 || || ||X || ||X || || || || || || || ||X || |
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|Four Corners || 60, 4392 || Grass Sand || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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|Four Corners || 51, 4380 || Sand || <100 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X || ||
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|Four Corners ||193, 4084 || Sand || <100 || || || || || X || || || || || || || X || ||
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|Four Corners || -677, 4668 || || <100 || || || X || || X || || || X || || || || X || ||
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|Hinterlands(7L/DOS/SE)|| -1270, -2850 || rock || >100 (guess- no baro) || || || || X || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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|Hinterlands(7L/DOS/SE)|| -1287, -2832 || dirt/(sand&rock nearby work too for all) || <100(guess- no baro) || || || || X || X || || || X || || || || || ||
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|Hinterlands(Nr Sinai)|| 5101, 3904 || sand || 300-400 || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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|Hinterlands|| -2000, -4000 || sand (Does not work for On Hill & At Base of Cliff at same time) || 200-400 || || || X || || X || X || X || X || || || ||X || ||
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| Hinterlands (4C) || 275, 4685 || Sand, Other || <100 || || ||X || ||X || || || || || ||X || || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP/7L) || 652, 755 || Grass || <100 || || || || || || || || ||X || || || || ||X
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| Hinterlands (RP) ||2206, 2465 || grass || <100 || || || X || || || || || X || X || || X || || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP) ||2212, 2453 || dirt, grass, sand || <100 || || || || || || || || X || X || || X || || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP) ||2405, 1024 || Clay || || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP) || 1996, 2897 || grass, dirt || <100 || || || X || || || X || || || || || X || X || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP) || 897, 997 || rock || 43 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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| Hinterlands (Sinai) || 4988, 5800 || Sand || 500-600 || || || X || || X || X || || || X || || || || ||
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| Hinterlands (Sinai) || 4977, 5796|| sand || >600 || || || X || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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| Hinterlands || 3720,3429 || sand || <100 || || || || || X || || || X || || X || || || ||
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| Hinterlands|| 2148, 3302 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Hinterlands || 5114, 8134 || dirt || 300-400 || || || || || X || || X || || || X || || || ||
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| Hinterlands|| 4997, 8085|| clay (upslope for higher alt)||200-400|| || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|Hinterlands RP||1925, 3680 || Rock||100-200 || || || || ||X || || ||X ||X || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 5108, 8092 || Clay || 300-400 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 4997, 8085 || Clay || 300-400 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 4321, 6597 || Grass || <100|| || || || || || || || || ||X ||X ||X || ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 4291, 7638 || Rock || || || || || || || || || || ||X || || ||X ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 4246, 7346 || Grass || || X || || X || || X || || || X || || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds || 4672, 8158 || Rock || 500-600 || || || || || || || || || || X || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds || 4095, 6895 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Lake of Reeds || 4285, 7632 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Lake of Reeds || 3690, 7742 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Lake of Reeds || 5118, 8126 || Sand || 200-300 || || || || || || || || || || X || || || || |
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| Lake of Reeds || 4180, 7376 || Rock || 300-400 || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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| Lake of Reeds || 5051, 8089~ || Clay || 200-300 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds || 4566, 7737 || Clay || || || || || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 1147, 4687 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Midland Valley || 871, 5454 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Midland Valley || 916, 4881 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Midland Valley || 402, 4807 || Terrain || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || X
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| Midland Valley || 1530, 5133 || Rock ||100-200 ||X || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 1489, 5275 || Rock || ||X || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 1118, 4853 || Sand || <100 || || ||X || || X|| || || X|| || || ||X || ||
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| Midland Valley || 939, 4800 || Rock || <100 || ||X || || || || ||X || ||X || ||X || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 911, 4796 || Dirt (Sand/Grass Near)|| <100 || ||X || || || || || || ||X || || ||X || ||
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| Midland Valley || 903, 4744 || Dirt (Sand Near)|| <100 || || || || ||X || || || || ||X || || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 928, 4807|| Grass|| <100 || || X|| || || || || || X||X || ||X || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 1486, 4703 || Clay || <100 || x || || || || || || || || || || || X || || |
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| Old Egypt || 1261, 6040 || Grass || <100 || || || || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1462, 7103 || rock || <100 || || || || || || || || X || || || || || X ||
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| Old Egypt || 580, 6291 || sand || <100 || X || || X || || X || X || || || || || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 840, 5838 || - || || || || || X|| || || || || || || ||X || || X
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| Old Egypt || 300, 6189 || Dirt@all heights nearby(dirt mtn) || 0-600 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 300, 6189 || Dirt || 500-600 || || || || || X || || || || || || || X || ||
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| Old Egypt || 823, 6754 || Clay || <100 || || X || X || || || || || || X || || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 911, 7118 || Grass, dirt, sand || <100 || X || || || || X || || || || || X || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1225, 7253 || Grass || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || || || X || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1237, 7254 || Dirt || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || || || X || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1219, 7277 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || X || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 810, 5668 || Clay, grass, rock(plant pappy 5506 north) || <100 || || || || || X || || || X || || || || || || X
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| Old Egypt || 822, 5655 || grass(plant pappy 5506 north) || <100 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| Old Egypt || 1068, 6177 || Grass || <100 || || X || X || || || || || || || || || || X ||
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| Old Egypt || 1763, 7527 || Sand/Dirt (Grass here too, but without Bridge || <100 || || || || X || || || X || || X || X || X || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 735, 5841 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || || || || || x || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1001, 6739 || Rock || 100-200 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| Old Egypt || 1008, 6908 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Old Egypt || 1074, 6173 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Old Egypt || 1473, 7111 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Old Egypt || 984, 7671 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Old Egypt || 993, 6921 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||||X ||X
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| Old Egypt || 716, 7023 || Grass || || X || || x || || FAR || || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1595, 3381 || Sand || <100 || X || || X || || || X || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1321, 3667 || Rock || <100 || || || X || || || || || || || X || || || ||
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| River Plains || 688, 2020 || Sand, Grass, Dirt || <100 || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1220, 3680 || Sand, Dirt and Grass || <100 || || X || || || || X || || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1395, 4248 || Sand || 500-600 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1393, 4248 || Rock || 500-600 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1398, 4245 || Grass || 500-600 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1397, 4246 || Dirt || 500-600 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1427, 4514|| Rock || 300-400 || || || || || X|| ||X || || || || || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1436, 2328|| Clay || <100 || X|| || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1104, 1265|| grass || 100-200 || || ||X || || || || || || || ||X || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1431, 4543|| rock || 420-460 || || || || ||Far || ||X || || || || || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1449, 3997 || rock || 100-200 || || || || ||X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1330, 2824 || Grass || <100 || || || X || || || || X || || || || X || X || ||
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| River Plains || 1347, 2846 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || X || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 733, 2706 || Sand, Grass || <100 || || X || || || || || || || X || X || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1226,3682 || dirt || <100 || || X || || || || x || || || || X || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1583, 2376 ||dirt,grass,other|| <100|| || || X || || || X || || || || || X || || ||
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| River Plains || 956, 2090 || Rock || >600 || || || || || X || || X || || X || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 847, 2133 || Rock || >600 (upto 1040) || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 676, 2005 || Rock || 100-200 || || || || X || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 877, 2067 || Rock || 200-300 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1338, 1647 || Other || <100 || || || X|| || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| River Plains || 1582, 2854 || Grass || <100 || || ||X || || X|| || || || || || || ||X || |
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| River Plains || 1653, 3508 || Other || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || ||X || || ||X || |
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| River Plains || 786, 2802 || Other || <100 || || ||X || || || X|| || || || || || ||X || |
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| River Plains || 1061, 1572 || Rock || 200-300 || || || || || || FAR|| X|| || || || || |||| |
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| River Plains || 1398, 4258 || Sand (Rock) || 400-500 || || || || ||X || || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1234, 2636 || Rock || 200-300 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 741, 2713|| || || ||X || || || || || || || || || || || ||X
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| River Plains || 978, 2446|| Dirt, Rock, Grass || 300-400 || || || || || || || || X || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 980, 2458|| Rock, Grass || 300-400 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 978, 2446|| Dirt, Rock, Grass || 300-400 || || || || || || || || X || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1261, 1753|| Rock || <100 || || || || || || || || || || X || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1383, 3880|| Grass || <100 ||X || || X || || || || || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1601, 2149|| Sand || 100-200 || || || || || X || X || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1254, 3135 || Rock || <100 || || || || || X || || || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1374, 3741 || Rock (Airship required for high elevation) || 300-400 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1016, 2483 || grass (Rock one coord away) || 300-400 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| Seven Lakes || 2278, -2778 || sand, dirt || 500-600 || || ||X || || ||X || || || || || ||X|| ||
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| Seven lakes || 1178, -3113 || Grass || <100 || || || X || || || || || || || || || X || || X
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| Seven Lakes || 2662, -1995 || sand || 200-300 || X || || || || FAR || || || || || || || || ||
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| Seven Lakes || 1225, -249 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 1394, -1142 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 1534, -1988 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 2008, -1289 || || 100-200 || || x|| X|| || FAR|| || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 812, -1058 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 812, -1058 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 823, -3712 || sand, grass, dirt || || || || || || || X || || || || || || || X (planting papy 806, -3900) ||
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| Seven Lakes || 827, -3700 || Sand || <100 || || || || || || X || || || || || || || || X
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| Seven Lakes || 1107, -3520 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || X
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| Sinai || 3610, 5384 || Grass, Other || <100 || X || || X || || || || || || || || || X || X ||
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| Sinai || 3472, 3863 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || X || || X || || || || || ||
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| Sinai || 3898, 3284 || Sand || <100|| || || || || FAR || X || || || || X || || || ||
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| Sinai || 4994, 5817 || Sand || 300-400 || || || X || || || X || || || || || || || ||
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|Sinai || 3607, 5381 || Grass/Sand || <100 || X || || X || || || || || || || || || X || X ||
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| Sinai|| 3281, 4754 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Sinai|| 3604, 5387 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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|Sinai||2654, 4855 || Rock Other ||<100 || || || X|| || || || || || ||X || || X || ||
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|Sinai||2688, 4842 || Sand Grass || <100 || || || X || || || X || || || X || || || || ||
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|Sinai||2896, 4278 ||Grass Sand || 300-400 || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
|-
|Sinai||2883, 4259 ||Rock || 400-500 || || || || || || || X || || || || || X || ||
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|Sinai|| 2897, 4296 || Sand || 200-300 || || || || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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|Sinai||2899, 4317 || Rock Sand || 100-200 || || || || ||X || || || || X || || || || ||
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|Sinai||2982, 4469 || Grass Dirt || <100 || || || X || || || || || || || X || || || ||
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|Sinai||3263, 4182 || Grass Dirt|| <100 || || || || || || || || || X|| || || || ||
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|Sinai||3266, 4170 || Sand || <100 || || || || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 394, -6515 || Rock || 350-630 || || || || || || || || || || || x || x || ||
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| South Egypt || 403,-5040 || || 400-500 || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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| South Egypt || 736, -4864 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| South Egypt || 930, -4151||Clay||100-200|| || || || ||X || ||X || || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 968, -5584 || grass / dirt||<100 || || ||X || ||Far || || || || || ||X || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1052, -5593 ||Grass || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| South Egypt || 1074, -6157 || Grass || 200-300|| || || X || || X || || || || || || || || || X
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| South Egypt || 1147, -5135 || Dirt || <100 || || || X|| || X|| || ||X || || || ||X || ||X
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| South Egypt || 1350, -4604 || Grass || 300-400 || || || || || X|| ||X || || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1351, -4418|| Grass || 200-300 || || || || || x || || || x || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1357, -4428|| Grass || 300-400 || || || || || x || || x || || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1371, -4463|| Grass || 300-400 || || || || || x || || || x || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1379, -4456|| Grass || 400-500 || || || || || x || || x || || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1914, -4671 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| South Egypt || 1914, -4686 || grass || 100-200|| X || || x|| || x || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| South Egypt|| 1911, -4656||Clay/dirt||100-200|| || ||X || || || || || || || || || || X||
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| South Egypt|| 3045, -6182||grass/dirt||<100|| || ||X || || || || || ||X || || X|| || ||
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| South Egypt (EG CS) || 3415, -5963 || Sand, Grass, Rock || 300-400 || || || x || || || x || || || || || || x || ||
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|South Egypt||378,-6505 || Rock||400-500 || || || || || || ||X || || || ||X || X || ||
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|South Egypt||380,-6514|| Rock|| 500-600 || || || || || || ||X || || || || X || X || ||
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|South Egypt||385,-6526 || Rock||600+ || || || || || X || ||X || || || || X || X || ||
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|South Egypt||387,-6504 || Rock||200-300 || || || || || || || || || || || X || X || ||
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|South Egypt||393,-6511 || Rock||300-400 || || || || || || ||X || || || || X || X || ||
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|VoK|| -1779, 6897 || sand|| 100-200 || || X || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|VoK|| -1756, 6336 || grass|| <100 || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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|VoK|| -1754, 6332 || clay|| <100 || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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|VoK|| -2908, 8096 || Grass, dirt, rock, sand|| >600 || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || ||
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| VoK || -1115, 6588 || rock || 100-200 || || || || || || || || || X || || || || ||
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| VoK || -2805, 8072 || Sand || <100 || X || || || || || || X || ||X || || || || ||
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| VoK || -979, 6605 || Rock || >600 || || || X || || FAR || || X || || || || || || ||
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| VoK || -1599, 7580 || Grass, dirt || || X || || X || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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| VoK || -2722, 7274 || Sand|| 300-400 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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| VOK|| -2954, 8145 || Sand || 500-600 || || || || || || || ||X || || || || ||||
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| VoK || -2939, 8112|| Rock|| 400-500 || || || || || X || || || X|| || || || || ||
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| VoK || -2594, 4329|| Rock|| 400-500 || || || || || X || || X || ||X || || || || ||
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| VoK|| -1524, 5949 || Other|| || || || || ||FAR || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| VoK|| -2235, 7123 || || <100 || || ||X || || FAR|| || || || || || || ||X || |
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| VoK|| -2785, 7710 || || <100|| X|| ||X || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Vok || -1768, 6905 || Sand || 200-300 || || X || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| VoK || -2436, 4430|| Sand, Grass, Dirt, Rock|| 100-213 || || || || || || X || || || X || || || X || ||
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| VoK|| -2441, 4434 || Rock, sand || 200-300 || || || || || || X || X || || X || || || X || ||
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| VoK || -1803, 6784 || Rock/Sand || 400-500 || || || X || || X || X || X || || || || || || ||
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| VoK || -1803, 6784 || Rock/Sand || 400-500 || || || X || || X || X || X || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-3007, 4282 || Sand || >600 || || || || || FAR || || || X || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2955, 4329 || Sand || 400-500 || || || || || || || ||X || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2511, 6094 || Rock || 100-200 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2489, 6116 || Sand, Rock(-2488,6117) || 100-200 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2506, 6194 || Grass || 100-200 || || || X || || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2525, 6130 || Rock || 200-300 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X || ||
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| VoK ||-2529, 6120 || Rock || 300-400 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || X || ||
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| VoK ||-2514, 6129 || Rock || 400-500 || || || X || || X || || X || || || || || X || ||
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| VoK ||-1481, 5736|| Sand || <100 || || || X ||X || || || || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-1796, 5732|| Rock || <100 || || || || || X || || || || || X|| || || ||
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| VoK ||-1755, 6332*|| Clay || || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-3062, 4367*|| Sand || 400-500 || || || || || X || || X || || || X || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2898, 7435*|| Sand || < 100 ||X || || X || || X || || || X || || || || || ||
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| VoK || -1481,5821 || grass || <100 || X || || x || || || || || ||X || || || || ||
|-

|}

[[former location page that was reformatted]]

== Notes ==
*The following list of herb rarities may be helpful in determining which requirements are reasonable: [[Herb Rarities]]
*The timeframe for being able to request a second tattoo requirements list from the same UBody is once per ''Egypt'' month.
*Not all tattoo requirements are possible.
* Please when adding locations list the exact coords for what can be lit up. I have been all over Egypt with past and current info from others looking for a location that has the reqs of On a Hilltop and At the Base of a Cliff and i honestly think that those two reqs together cannot be obtained. Thankies muchly!

== Demonstrating the Test ==
To open the Test of the Ritual Tattoo you require:
*1 Powdered Opal
*1 Powdered Sapphire
*1 Powdered Emerald
*1 Powdered Ruby
*1 Powdered Diamond
*1 Myristica
*1 Black Pepper Plant
*1 Blue Damia
*1 Silvertongue Damia
*1 Flaming Skirret
*1 Sandalwood
*1 Bull's Blood
*1 Camelmint
*1 Xanosi
*1 Pale Russet
*1 Crimson Windleaf
*1 Blood Balm
*1 Drapeau D'or
*1 Lamae
*1 Sorrel
*1 Morpha
*1 Jugwort
*1 Dameshood
*1 Beetle Leaf
*1 Mountain Mint
*1 Panoe
*1 Savaka Resin
*1 Fern Palm Resin
*1 Tapacae Miralis Resin
*1 Elephantia Resin
*1 Orrorin Resin
*1 Stout Palm Resin
*1 Cinnar Resin
*1 Oil Palm Resin
*1 Mini Palmetto Resin
*1 Phoenix Palm Resin
*1 Passam Resin
*1 Chicory Resin
*1 Beetlenut Resin
*1 Royal Palm Resin
*1 Trilobellia Resin
*1 Bloodbark Resin
*1 Tiny Oil Palm Resin
*1 Arconis Resin
*1 Razor Palm Resin
*1 Ranyahn Resin
*1 Monkey Palm Resin

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Test of the Ritual Tattoo

2014-04-06T00:02:53Z

Cegaiel: /* Location Sort Table */

{{Sidebar Test
|name = Test of the Ritual Tattoo
|discipline = Body
|level = 14
|principles =
*Ask for Pigment Mortar requirements (UBody)
*Make a [[requires::Pigment Mortar]]
*Pick up a Pigment Mortar
*Place the Mortar on the ground
*Add a fresh herb to the Pigment Mortar
*Add a resin to the Pigment Mortar
*Add powdered gems to the Pigment Mortar
*Turn in Mortar perfectly matching any one requirement
}}

== Note on Principles ==

Contrary to what I was told by the GM, you '''can''' pass principles with one mortar IF you go to the same University of the Body you signed up for the test with - Yerbouti (this text was deleted but was it checked out to be wrong??)

== Introduction ==
Wahim as usual had a challenge for us put-upon-Egyptians. Here is how it appeared in the Story tab.

'' My recent travels have brought me to Sinai, where I have studied inscriptions on the Monument of the Human Body. Our ancestors theorized that it may be possible to make permanent markings on our bodies, though never developed the tools or knowledge to do so. But their challenge was interesting, and the Scientists at the Great Universities of the Human body have conducted experiments proving that given a correct set of pigments, this can be done. Your challenge is to assemble pigments for 7 such markings. ''

'' Disciples of the Human Body, adorn yourselves with The Test of the Ritual Tattoo! ''

== Item list ==
* [[requires::Pigment Mortar]]
* [[requires::Barometer]]
* [[requires::Foraging|Herbs]]
* [[requires::Chemistry Laboratory]] to powder [[requires::Powdered Gems|Gems]]
* [[requires::Resin]]
* [[Tree Locations]]

Example of a requirements for a mortar
' Mortar Option: '
*Fresh Butterroot
*4 Hawthorn Resin
*Powdered Diamond
*On Dirt, Near a Large Stone

== Explanation of passing the test ==

 '''1)''' Go to any UBody and get a list of requirements. If you don't like those requirements for whatever reason, you can go to a different UBody and get a different list, but you can only do this once per Egypt month (11 real days), '''per UBody'''. This list will give you 7 combinations of herb, resin, gem, and location. If you try to get a list at the same university in the same month, you get a message stating you have to wait till next month. So you cannot see all the lists before picking the one you want.
 You need to do any 4 of these 7.
 '''2)''' Find an herb on your list. Set the mortar down beside it and add the herb to the mortar. Rename the mortar so you know which herb it holds.
 From this point on, you can add the resin whenever. '''HINT - Add all the resin it asks for, you won't be able to do more later.'''
 '''3)''' Go to a location that matches the requirement and add the gem. ''
 '''4)''' Turn in at the same UBody you got the list from. ''

In the example above, you would first find a Butterroot herb. Drop the mortar next to it, click on the herb, add it to the herb. (Rename the mortar and) pick up the mortar. Add four Hawthorn resin. Go to a place on dirt, near a large stone, and add the powdered diamond. Now you have one complete mortar.

 '' InambaGuum: every time you turn in 4 completed mortars, you get a tattoo, and, apparently, a focus point. ''
 '' Fee: Remember you only need 7 focus points to pass the test which means 7 Lists you can do more lists but only requires 7 to pass the test. ''
 '' Zotep: Every time you finish 7 focus points, the number of mortars that need to be completed increases by 1, so focus points 8 through 14 need 5 completed mortars, focus point 15 needs 6 completed mortars (that's as far as I have gone). ''

You need to turn in four complete mortars at the same time to get the tattoo (and the focus point). You can check your mortars at the Ubody to see if you did it right but you only pass each list if you have all four complete mortars on you.

Note that you cannot use herbs that have already been picked - you must use herbs that are still growing, in the wild. Drop your pigment mortar next to the herb, then use the herb (you will have a new menu option).

== Player Herb Requirements ==
'''Add your needs here and let others know when you find herbs they need!'''
* [[Ritual_Tattoo_Herb_Needs|List of Herbs and the Players Who Need Them]]

== Location Requirements ==
[[Test_of_the_Ritual_Tattoo\School Locations|School Locations]]

=== Location Sort Table ===
The normal table has been replaced, the other one was confusing and a sore for the eyes - DO NOT change this format again!

Check your tattoohelper and you will need a barometer for the elevation (not necessary to have a good one)

Some of the more harder to find locations are given below. Anything not here, and deemed impossible can be found at [[table of unknown locations]].

As an alternative for even easier viewing and searching, use Tattoo Helper Database at http://atitd.sharpnetwork.net/tattoo.asp . If you add locations below, PLEASE add to the database at this link as well!

{| width=100% border="1" class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Region !! Coords !! Terrain !! Elev !! Schl !! Univ !! Road !! Sulf !! Flora !! Cacti !! Hill !! Cliff !! LStn !! Bridge !! Statue !! Altar !! Trav !! Papy

|-

|CCR ||-310, 6754 || Sand || 100-200 || || || || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR ||-318, 6749 || Sand Other Dirt Grass || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X ||
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|CCR ||-212, 7986 || Clay Grass Rock || 100-600 || || || || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR ||-410, 6579 || Grass Sand || <100 || || ||X || || || ||X || || X|| || X || || ||
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|CCR || -471, 6651|| Grass Dirt Rock || <100 || X|| ||X || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR || -666, 7111|| Sand || 200-300 || || || || || X || || || ||X || || || || ||
|-
|CCR || -876, 6684|| Rock Sand || <100 || || X ||X || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|CCR || -89, 6325|| Sand || 400-500 || || || || ||X || || || ||X || || || || ||
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|CCR || -899, 6333|| Sand || 300-400 || || || || ||X || || || ||X || || || || ||
|-
|CCR || -891, 6682|| Sand || <100|| || X || || || X || || || || || || || || ||
|-
|CCR || -929, 6618|| Rock || 100-200 || || X || || || || || ||X || || || || X || ||
|-
|CCR || -927, 5267|| Grass || <100 || || || || ||X || || ||X ||X || || || || ||
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|CCR || 159, 6230|| Sand Dirt Grass || <100 || || || || || || || || ||X || || || || ||
|-
|CCR || 87, 6234|| Rock || <100 || || || || || || || || || ||X || || X || ||
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|CCR || 75, 6251|| Grass || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || || X|| X || || ||
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|CCR || 75, 6247|| Rock || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || || X|| X || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4363, -652 || Sand, Grass || <100 || || X || || || || || || || || || X || X || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4191, -391 || Grass (nr Dirt) || <100 || || || X || || || || || X || X || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4168, -436 || Dirt (nr Grass, Rock & Sand || 100-200 || || || X || || FAR || || || X || X || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 3128, -977 || Clay || 400-500 || || || || || FAR || || || || || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 3285, -981 || Rock || 400-500 || || || X || || || X || || || || || || X || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 3220, -976 || Rock || 400-500 || || || || || FAR || || || || X || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4365, -663 || Sand, Grass || <100 || || X || || || || || || || X || || || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4620, -309 || Rock || <100 || || || X|| || || ||X || || || X|| || || ||
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|Cradle of the Sun || 4625, -312|| Grass || <100 || || || X|| || || || || || || X|| ||X || ||
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| Cradle of the Sun || 3799, -296* || Rock || 200-300|| || || || || x|| || x || || || x || || x || ||
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| Cradle of the Sun || 2926, -1006 || ||200-300 || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 4286, -774 || Grass, Sand || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 4338, -1341 || Sand || 100-300 || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Cradle of the Sun || 4710, 275 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 3128, -979 || Clay || 400-500 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || |
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| Cradle of the Sun || 4146, -1128 || Dirt || 100-200|| || || || || || || || ||X || || gone || || || |
|-
| Cradle of the Sun || 5046, 88 || Sand || 300-400|| || || || || FAR || || || || || || X||X || || |
|-
| Cradle of the Sun || 3805, -281 || Rock || 100-200|| || || || || FAR || ||X || || ||X || ||X || || |
|-
| Cradle of the Sun || 3578, -892 || Dirt || 300-500 || || || || || FAR || X || || || || || || || ||
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| Cradle of the Sun|| 3260, 200|| Other || <100 || || ||X || || X || X|| || ||X || || X || X || ||
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| Desert of Nomads || 1802, 7538 || Clay, (rock nearby works also for all) || <100 || || || || X || || X || || || || X || || || ||
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| Desert of Nomads || 1780, 7515 || Grass (rock near works also for all) || >100 (no baro to check) || || || || X || || X || || || X || || X || || ||
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| Desert of Nomads || 1773, 7511 || Rock || 200-300 || || || || X || || || X || || X || || X || || ||
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| Desert of Nomads || 1810, 5933 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Desert of Nomads || 1924, 6681 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Desert of Nomads || 2079, 7174 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Desert of Nomads || 1617, 7108 || Grass || <100 || || || || || FAR || || || || || || || || || |
|-
| Desert of Nomads || 1770, 5734 || Sand, (rock nearby) || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1938, 6705 || Dirt (grass,sand nearby) || <100 || || || || || || x || || ||x || || || x || || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1934, 6694 || Dirt (grass, sand nearby) || <100 || || || x || || || x || || || x || || || || x || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1510, 5940 || Sand (Grass, Dirt) || <100 || || || || || || || || || || X || || X || || |
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| Desert of Nomads || 1510, 5940 || Grass (Sand) || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || X || X || || |
|-
|Desert of Nomads|| 1752, 5531|| Sand || <100 || || ||X || || X || || || || || || X || || ||
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| DoS|| -436, 2630 || Sand, Rock || <100 || || || X || || || || || X || || || || || X ||
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| DoS|| -438, 2621 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| DoS|| -440, 2625 || Rock || 100-200 || || || X || || X || || X || || || || || || X ||
|-
| DoS || -677, 1277 || Sand || <100|| || || || X || X || || || X|| |||| || || ||
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| DoS || -798, 1905 || Sand/Dirt || 200-300|| || || || || X || || || || |||| || || ||
|-
| DoS|| -1018, 2164 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| DoS || -1029, 2140 || Rock/Sand/Mud/Dirt || <100 || || || X|| |||||| || || X || || || || X ||
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| DoS|| -1196, 2354 || Sand (UThought) || <100 || || X || X || || X || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| DoS|| -1396, 2736 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| DoS|| -1515, 2226 || Dirt, sand nearby works also || <100 || || || || X || X || || || X || || || || || ||
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| DoS || -1546, 2846 || Clay/Dirt/Grass || <100|| || |||| || || || ||X||X|||| || || ||
|-
| DoS|| -1561, 876 || Sand || 300-400 || || || X || || X || || || || || ||X || || ||
|-
| DoS || -3065, 517 || Sand || >600|| || |||| || X || ||X || || ||X|| || || ||
|-
|DoS||-860,2000|| Sand|| <100 || || X || || || X ||X || || || || || || || ||
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|DoS||-625,2568 || Sand|| 100-200 || || || X|| || X || || || || X|| || || || ||
|-
|DoS||-581,2332 || Dirt || 300-400 ||X || || X || || X || || >X || || || || || || ||
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|DoS||-595,2332 || Grass Dirt|| 200-300 ||X || || X|| || X || || || || X|| || || || ||
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|DoS||-751,2614 || Dirt Sand Clay Grass|| <100 ||X || || X|| || || || || || || || || X || ||
|-
|DoS||-1623,2364|| Sand|| <100 || X|| ||X || || ||X || || || || || || || ||
|-
|DoS||-1740,2010|| Sand|| <100 || || X ||X || || ||X || || ||X || || || || ||
|-
| Eastern Grounds|| 4075, -5973 || Sand || 400-500 || || x || || || x || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| Eastern Grounds|| 4327, -5238 || || 400 - 500 || || x || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| Eastern Grounds || 3717, -7282 || || <100 || X|| || || || FAR|| || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Eastern Grounds || 3805, -5625 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Eastern Grounds || 3852, -5227 || sand || 300 - 400 || ||X || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Eastern Grounds || 4037, -5431 || sand || 400-500 || X|| || || ||Far || || || || || || || || || |
|-
| Eastern Grounds || 4593, -6596 || || 100-200 || || ||X || ||FAR || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Eastern Grounds || 4073, -6965 || Sand || 300-400 || X || || || || X || || || || || || || || || |
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| Eastern Grounds || 4058, -4697 || Sand || 400-500 || || ||X || ||X || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
|Four Corners || 60, 4392 || Grass Sand || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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|Four Corners || 51, 4380 || Sand || <100 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X || ||
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|Four Corners ||193, 4084 || Sand || <100 || || || || || X || || || || || || || X || ||
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|Four Corners || -677, 4668 || || <100 || || || X || || X || || || X || || || || X || ||
|-
|Hinterlands(7L/DOS/SE)|| -1270, -2850 || rock || >100 (guess- no baro) || || || || X || X || || X || || || || || || ||
|-
|Hinterlands(7L/DOS/SE)|| -1287, -2832 || dirt/(sand&rock nearby work too for all) || <100(guess- no baro) || || || || X || X || || || X || || || || || ||
|-
|Hinterlands(Nr Sinai)|| 5101, 3904 || sand || 300-400 || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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|Hinterlands|| -2000, -4000 || sand (Does not work for On Hill & At Base of Cliff at same time) || 200-400 || || || X || || X || X || X || X || || || ||X || ||
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| Hinterlands (4C) || 275, 4685 || Sand, Other || <100 || || ||X || ||X || || || || || ||X || || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP/7L) || 652, 755 || Grass || <100 || || || || || || || || ||X || || || || ||X
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| Hinterlands (RP) ||2206, 2465 || grass || <100 || || || X || || || || || X || X || || X || || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP) ||2212, 2453 || dirt, grass, sand || <100 || || || || || || || || X || X || || X || || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP) ||2405, 1024 || Clay || || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP) || 1996, 2897 || grass, dirt || <100 || || || X || || || X || || || || || X || X || ||
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| Hinterlands (RP) || 897, 997 || rock || 43 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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| Hinterlands (Sinai) || 4988, 5800 || Sand || 500-600 || || || X || || X || X || || || X || || || || ||
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| Hinterlands (Sinai) || 4977, 5796|| sand || >600 || || || X || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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| Hinterlands || 3720,3429 || sand || <100 || || || || || X || || || X || || X || || || ||
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| Hinterlands|| 2148, 3302 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Hinterlands || 5114, 8134 || dirt || 300-400 || || || || || X || || X || || || X || || || ||
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| Hinterlands|| 4997, 8085|| clay (upslope for higher alt)||200-400|| || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|Hinterlands RP||1925, 3680 || Rock||100-200 || || || || ||X || || ||X ||X || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 5108, 8092 || Clay || 300-400 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 4997, 8085 || Clay || 300-400 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 4321, 6597 || Grass || <100|| || || || || || || || || ||X ||X ||X || ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 4291, 7638 || Rock || || || || || || || || || || ||X || || ||X ||
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| Lake of Reeds|| 4246, 7346 || Grass || || X || || X || || X || || || X || || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds || 4672, 8158 || Rock || 500-600 || || || || || || || || || || X || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds || 4095, 6895 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Lake of Reeds || 4285, 7632 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Lake of Reeds || 3690, 7742 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Lake of Reeds || 5118, 8126 || Sand || 200-300 || || || || || || || || || || X || || || || |
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| Lake of Reeds || 4180, 7376 || Rock || 300-400 || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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| Lake of Reeds || 5051, 8089~ || Clay || 200-300 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| Lake of Reeds || 4566, 7737 || Clay || || || || || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 1147, 4687 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Midland Valley || 871, 5454 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Midland Valley || 916, 4881 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Midland Valley || 402, 4807 || Terrain || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || X
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| Midland Valley || 1530, 5133 || Rock ||100-200 ||X || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 1489, 5275 || Rock || ||X || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 1118, 4853 || Sand || <100 || || ||X || || X|| || || X|| || || ||X || ||
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| Midland Valley || 939, 4800 || Rock || <100 || ||X || || || || ||X || ||X || ||X || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 911, 4796 || Dirt (Sand/Grass Near)|| <100 || ||X || || || || || || ||X || || ||X || ||
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| Midland Valley || 903, 4744 || Dirt (Sand Near)|| <100 || || || || ||X || || || || ||X || || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 928, 4807|| Grass|| <100 || || X|| || || || || || X||X || ||X || || ||
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| Midland Valley || 1486, 4703 || Clay || <100 || x || || || || || || || || || || || X || || |
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| Old Egypt || 1261, 6040 || Grass || <100 || || || || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1462, 7103 || rock || <100 || || || || || || || || X || || || || || X ||
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| Old Egypt || 580, 6291 || sand || <100 || X || || X || || X || X || || || || || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 840, 5838 || - || || || || || X|| || || || || || || ||X || || X
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| Old Egypt || 300, 6189 || Dirt@all heights nearby(dirt mtn) || 0-600 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 300, 6189 || Dirt || 500-600 || || || || || X || || || || || || || X || ||
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| Old Egypt || 823, 6754 || Clay || <100 || || X || X || || || || || || X || || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 911, 7118 || Grass, dirt, sand || <100 || X || || || || X || || || || || X || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1225, 7253 || Grass || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || || || X || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1237, 7254 || Dirt || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || || || X || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1219, 7277 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || X || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 810, 5668 || Clay, grass, rock(plant pappy 5506 north) || <100 || || || || || X || || || X || || || || || || X
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| Old Egypt || 822, 5655 || grass(plant pappy 5506 north) || <100 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| Old Egypt || 1068, 6177 || Grass || <100 || || X || X || || || || || || || || || || X ||
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| Old Egypt || 1763, 7527 || Sand/Dirt (Grass here too, but without Bridge || <100 || || || || X || || || X || || X || X || X || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 735, 5841 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || || || || || x || || || ||
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| Old Egypt || 1001, 6739 || Rock || 100-200 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| Old Egypt || 1008, 6908 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Old Egypt || 1074, 6173 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Old Egypt || 1473, 7111 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Old Egypt || 984, 7671 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Old Egypt || 993, 6921 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||||X ||X
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| Old Egypt || 716, 7023 || Grass || || X || || x || || FAR || || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1595, 3381 || Sand || <100 || X || || X || || || X || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1321, 3667 || Rock || <100 || || || X || || || || || || || X || || || ||
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| River Plains || 688, 2020 || Sand, Grass, Dirt || <100 || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1220, 3680 || Sand, Dirt and Grass || <100 || || X || || || || X || || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1395, 4248 || Sand || 500-600 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1393, 4248 || Rock || 500-600 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1398, 4245 || Grass || 500-600 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1397, 4246 || Dirt || 500-600 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1427, 4514|| Rock || 300-400 || || || || || X|| ||X || || || || || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1436, 2328|| Clay || <100 || X|| || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1104, 1265|| grass || 100-200 || || ||X || || || || || || || ||X || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1431, 4543|| rock || 420-460 || || || || ||Far || ||X || || || || || || ||
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|River Plains|| 1449, 3997 || rock || 100-200 || || || || ||X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1330, 2824 || Grass || <100 || || || X || || || || X || || || || X || X || ||
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| River Plains || 1347, 2846 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || X || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 733, 2706 || Sand, Grass || <100 || || X || || || || || || || X || X || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1226,3682 || dirt || <100 || || X || || || || x || || || || X || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1583, 2376 ||dirt,grass,other|| <100|| || || X || || || X || || || || || X || || ||
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| River Plains || 956, 2090 || Rock || >600 || || || || || X || || X || || X || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 847, 2133 || Rock || >600 (upto 1040) || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 676, 2005 || Rock || 100-200 || || || || X || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 877, 2067 || Rock || 200-300 || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1338, 1647 || Other || <100 || || || X|| || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| River Plains || 1582, 2854 || Grass || <100 || || ||X || || X|| || || || || || || ||X || |
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| River Plains || 1653, 3508 || Other || <100 || || ||X || || || || || || ||X || || ||X || |
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| River Plains || 786, 2802 || Other || <100 || || ||X || || || X|| || || || || || ||X || |
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| River Plains || 1061, 1572 || Rock || 200-300 || || || || || || FAR|| X|| || || || || |||| |
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| River Plains || 1398, 4258 || Sand (Rock) || 400-500 || || || || ||X || || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1234, 2636 || Rock || 200-300 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 741, 2713|| || || ||X || || || || || || || || || || || ||X
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| River Plains || 978, 2446|| Dirt, Rock, Grass || 300-400 || || || || || || || || X || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 980, 2458|| Rock, Grass || 300-400 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 978, 2446|| Dirt, Rock, Grass || 300-400 || || || || || || || || X || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1261, 1753|| Rock || <100 || || || || || || || || || || X || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1383, 3880|| Grass || <100 ||X || || X || || || || || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1601, 2149|| Sand || 100-200 || || || || || X || X || || || || || || || ||
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| River Plains || 1254, 3135 || Rock || <100 || || || || || X || || || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1374, 3741 || Rock (Airship required for high elevation) || 300-400 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X
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| River Plains || 1016, 2483 || grass (Rock one coord away) || 300-400 || || || || || || || X || || || || || || ||
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| Seven Lakes || 2278, -2778 || sand, dirt || 500-600 || || ||X || || ||X || || || || || ||X|| ||
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| Seven lakes || 1178, -3113 || Grass || <100 || || || X || || || || || || || || || X || || X
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| Seven Lakes || 2662, -1995 || sand || 200-300 || X || || || || FAR || || || || || || || || ||
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| Seven Lakes || 1225, -249 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 1394, -1142 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 1534, -1988 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 2008, -1289 || || 100-200 || || x|| X|| || FAR|| || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 812, -1058 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 812, -1058 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Seven Lakes || 823, -3712 || sand, grass, dirt || || || || || || || X || || || || || || || X (planting papy 806, -3900) ||
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| Seven Lakes || 827, -3700 || Sand || <100 || || || || || || X || || || || || || || || X
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| Seven Lakes || 1107, -3520 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || X
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| Sinai || 3610, 5384 || Grass, Other || <100 || X || || X || || || || || || || || || X || X ||
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| Sinai || 3472, 3863 || Clay || <100 || || || || || || X || || X || || || || || ||
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| Sinai || 3898, 3284 || Sand || <100|| || || || || FAR || X || || || || X || || || ||
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| Sinai || 4994, 5817 || Sand || 300-400 || || || X || || || X || || || || || || || ||
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|Sinai || 3607, 5381 || Grass/Sand || <100 || X || || X || || || || || || || || || X || X ||
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| Sinai|| 3281, 4754 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| Sinai|| 3604, 5387 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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|Sinai||2654, 4855 || Rock Other ||<100 || || || X|| || || || || || ||X || || X || ||
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|Sinai||2688, 4842 || Sand Grass || <100 || || || X || || || X || || || X || || || || ||
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|Sinai||2896, 4278 ||Grass Sand || 300-400 || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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|Sinai||2883, 4259 ||Rock || 400-500 || || || || || || || X || || || || || X || ||
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|Sinai|| 2897, 4296 || Sand || 200-300 || || || || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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|Sinai||2899, 4317 || Rock Sand || 100-200 || || || || ||X || || || || X || || || || ||
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|Sinai||2982, 4469 || Grass Dirt || <100 || || || X || || || || || || || X || || || ||
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|Sinai||3263, 4182 || Grass Dirt|| <100 || || || || || || || || || X|| || || || ||
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|Sinai||3266, 4170 || Sand || <100 || || || || || X || || || || X || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 394, -6515 || Rock || 350-630 || || || || || || || || || || || x || x || ||
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| South Egypt || 403,-5040 || || 400-500 || || || || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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| South Egypt || 736, -4864 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| South Egypt || 930, -4151||Clay||100-200|| || || || ||X || ||X || || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 968, -5584 || grass / dirt||<100 || || ||X || ||Far || || || || || ||X || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1052, -5593 ||Grass || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| South Egypt || 1074, -6157 || Grass || 200-300|| || || X || || X || || || || || || || || || X
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| South Egypt || 1147, -5135 || Dirt || <100 || || || X|| || X|| || ||X || || || ||X || ||X
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| South Egypt || 1350, -4604 || Grass || 300-400 || || || || || X|| ||X || || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1351, -4418|| Grass || 200-300 || || || || || x || || || x || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1357, -4428|| Grass || 300-400 || || || || || x || || x || || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1371, -4463|| Grass || 300-400 || || || || || x || || || x || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1379, -4456|| Grass || 400-500 || || || || || x || || x || || || || || || ||
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| South Egypt || 1914, -4671 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| South Egypt || 1914, -4686 || grass || 100-200|| X || || x|| || x || || || || || || || ||X || |
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| South Egypt|| 1911, -4656||Clay/dirt||100-200|| || ||X || || || || || || || || || || X||
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| South Egypt|| 3045, -6182||grass/dirt||<100|| || ||X || || || || || ||X || || X|| || ||
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| South Egypt (EG CS) || 3415, -5963 || Sand, Grass, Rock || 300-400 || || || x || || || x || || || || || || x || ||
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|South Egypt||378,-6505 || Rock||400-500 || || || || || || ||X || || || ||X || X || ||
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|South Egypt||380,-6514|| Rock|| 500-600 || || || || || || ||X || || || || X || X || ||
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|South Egypt||385,-6526 || Rock||600+ || || || || || X || ||X || || || || X || X || ||
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|South Egypt||387,-6504 || Rock||200-300 || || || || || || || || || || || X || X || ||
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|South Egypt||393,-6511 || Rock||300-400 || || || || || || ||X || || || || X || X || ||
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|VoK|| -1779, 6897 || sand|| 100-200 || || X || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|VoK|| -1756, 6336 || grass|| <100 || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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|VoK|| -1754, 6332 || clay|| <100 || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
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|VoK|| -2908, 8096 || Grass, dirt, rock, sand|| >600 || || || || || || || || || || || ||X || ||
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| VoK || -1115, 6588 || rock || 100-200 || || || || || || || || || X || || || || ||
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| VoK || -2805, 8072 || Sand || <100 || X || || || || || || X || ||X || || || || ||
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| VoK || -979, 6605 || Rock || >600 || || || X || || FAR || || X || || || || || || ||
|-
| VoK || -1599, 7580 || Grass, dirt || || X || || X || || || || || || || || || X || ||
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| VoK || -2722, 7274 || Sand|| 300-400 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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| VOK|| -2954, 8145 || Sand || 500-600 || || || || || || || ||X || || || || ||||
|-
| VoK || -2939, 8112|| Rock|| 400-500 || || || || || X || || || X|| || || || || ||
|-
| VoK || -2594, 4329|| Rock|| 400-500 || || || || || X || || X || ||X || || || || ||
|-
| VoK|| -1524, 5949 || Other|| || || || || ||FAR || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| VoK|| -2235, 7123 || || <100 || || ||X || || FAR|| || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| VoK|| -2785, 7710 || || <100|| X|| ||X || || || || || || || || || ||X || |
|-
| Vok || -1768, 6905 || Sand || 200-300 || || X || || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| VoK || -2436, 4430|| Sand, Grass, Dirt, Rock|| 100-213 || || || || || || X || || || X || || || X || ||
|-
| VoK|| -2441, 4434 || Rock, sand || 200-300 || || || || || || X || X || || X || || || X || ||
|-
| VoK || -1803, 6784 || Rock/Sand || 400-500 || || || X || || X || X || X || || || || || || ||
|-
| VoK || -1803, 6784 || Rock/Sand || 400-500 || || || X || || X || X || X || || || || || || ||
|-
| VoK ||-3007, 4282 || Sand || >600 || || || || || FAR || || || X || || || || || ||
|-
| VoK ||-2955, 4329 || Sand || 400-500 || || || || || || || ||X || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2511, 6094 || Rock || 100-200 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2489, 6116 || Sand, Rock(-2488,6117) || 100-200 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2506, 6194 || Grass || 100-200 || || || X || || X || || X || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-2525, 6130 || Rock || 200-300 || || || X || || X || || || || || || || X || ||
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| VoK ||-2529, 6120 || Rock || 300-400 || || || || || X || || X || || || || || X || ||
|-
| VoK ||-2514, 6129 || Rock || 400-500 || || || X || || X || || X || || || || || X || ||
|-
| VoK ||-1481, 5736|| Sand || <100 || || || X ||X || || || || || || || || || ||
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| VoK ||-1796, 5732|| Rock || <100 || || || || || X || || || || || X|| || || ||
|-
| VoK ||-1755, 6332*|| Clay || || || || || X || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| VoK ||-3062, 4367*|| Sand || 400-500 || || || || || X || || X || || || X || || || ||
|-
| VoK ||-2898, 7435*|| Sand || < 100 ||X || || X || || X || || || X || || || || || ||
|-
| VoK || -1481,5821 || grass || <100 || X || || x || || || || || ||X || || || || ||
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== Notes ==
*The following list of herb rarities may be helpful in determining which requirements are reasonable: [[Herb Rarities]]
*The timeframe for being able to request a second tattoo requirements list from the same UBody is once per ''Egypt'' month.
*Not all tattoo requirements are possible.
* Please when adding locations list the exact coords for what can be lit up. I have been all over Egypt with past and current info from others looking for a location that has the reqs of On a Hilltop and At the Base of a Cliff and i honestly think that those two reqs together cannot be obtained. Thankies muchly!

== Demonstrating the Test ==
To open the Test of the Ritual Tattoo you require:
*1 Powdered Opal
*1 Powdered Sapphire
*1 Powdered Emerald
*1 Powdered Ruby
*1 Powdered Diamond
*1 Myristica
*1 Black Pepper Plant
*1 Blue Damia
*1 Silvertongue Damia
*1 Flaming Skirret
*1 Sandalwood
*1 Bull's Blood
*1 Camelmint
*1 Xanosi
*1 Pale Russet
*1 Crimson Windleaf
*1 Blood Balm
*1 Drapeau D'or
*1 Lamae
*1 Sorrel
*1 Morpha
*1 Jugwort
*1 Dameshood
*1 Beetle Leaf
*1 Mountain Mint
*1 Panoe
*1 Savaka Resin
*1 Fern Palm Resin
*1 Tapacae Miralis Resin
*1 Elephantia Resin
*1 Orrorin Resin
*1 Stout Palm Resin
*1 Cinnar Resin
*1 Oil Palm Resin
*1 Mini Palmetto Resin
*1 Phoenix Palm Resin
*1 Passam Resin
*1 Chicory Resin
*1 Beetlenut Resin
*1 Royal Palm Resin
*1 Trilobellia Resin
*1 Bloodbark Resin
*1 Tiny Oil Palm Resin
*1 Arconis Resin
*1 Razor Palm Resin
*1 Ranyahn Resin
*1 Monkey Palm Resin

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Guilds/Twisted Thistle/Voidlist

2014-04-05T20:12:13Z

Cegaiel: /* Void History */

User:Cegaiel/Skills

2014-04-01T09:45:53Z

Cegaiel: /* School of Worship */

== Skills By Level ==
* [[Levels]]

== Multi-School Skills ==
Degrees in the following skills may be purchased from multiple schools, in any order, but only one degree at each level indicated.
* <s>[[Desiccation]] {{Level|3|5|7}}</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|<s>4|8|12|16|22|30</s>|38}}

* All levels of [[Mechanics]] can be learned at {{Level|8}}. Currently 6/7

== School of Architecture ==

*<s>[[Brick Rack Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Boards]]</s>
*<s>[[Carpentry]] {{Level|0}} - 3 [[Stone Blade]]s</s>
*<s>[[Compound Construction]] {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Boards]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>
*[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - requires [[Automation]], 400 [[Concrete]]
*<s>[[Ritual Item Construction]] {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Linen]], 200 [[Firebricks]], 100 [[Oil]]</s>
*<s>[[Rock Saw Construction]] {{Level|2}} - 10 [[Flint]] (Requires [[Stonecutting]])</s>
*<s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Firebricks]]</s>
*<s>[[Stone Blade Fabrication]] {{Level|0}} - 7 [[Slate]]</s>
*[[Structure Maintenance]] - 20 [[Oil]]
*<s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 14 [[Pulley]]</s>
*[[Rocks of the Ages]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Slate]] (Requires [[Perception]] +1, Can be repeated)

== School of Art & Music ==

* [[Advanced Tub Design]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|11}} - 200 [[Saltpeter]], 200 [[Sulfur]], 20 [[Tar]], 1 [[Tangerine Marble]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Iron Bars]], 10 [[Small Barrel]], 50 [[Fine Glass Pipe]], 20 [[Barrel Tap]]
* [[Camp Decoration]]
** First Degree {{Level|8}} - 7 [[Medium Diamond]], 7 [[Medium Emerald]], 7 [[Medium Ruby]], 7 [[Medium Sapphire]]
** Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 1 [[Large Diamond]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Large Ruby]], 1 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Large Diamond]], 7 [[Large Emerald]], 7 [[Large Ruby]], 7 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|14}} - 1 [[Huge Diamond]], 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]], 1 [[Huge Sapphire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 7 [[Huge Diamond]], 7 [[Huge Emerald]], 7 [[Huge Ruby]], 7 [[Huge Sapphire]]
* <s>[[Clothwork]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Rotten Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 5 [[Salt]], 1 [[Huge Topaz]]</s>
* <s>[[Ferry Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Tar]]</s>
* <s>[[Flax Processing]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 49 [[Acid]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 100 [[Candle]]</s>
* <s>[[Silkworm Farming]] {{Level|19}} - 500 [[Honey]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Thermometer]], 100 [[Sheet Glass]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}}- 60 [[Linen]]</s>
* <s>[[The Art of the Pipe]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Glassblowing]], 7 [[Fine Glass Rods]]</s>

== School of Body ==

*[[Botanical Identification]]
**First Degree {{level|8}} - 10 [[Mushroom|Acorn's Cap]], 10 [[Mushroom|Bleeding Hand]], 10 [[Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 10 [[Mushroom|Cobra's Hood]], 10 [[Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 10 [[Mushroom|Toad Skin]]
**Second Degree {{level|<=15}} - 15 [[Mushroom|Fish Hook Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Hairy Tooth Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Slave's Bread Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Nefertari's Crown Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Ra's Awakening Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Earth Light Mushroom]]
**Third Degree {{level|??}} - 20 [[Mushroom|Cat Nip Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Peasant Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Scorpions Brood Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heart of Ash Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Colt's Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]]
* <s>[[Carving]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Wood]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Sharpened Stick]], 10 [[Tinder]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|6}} - 10 [[Glass Blade]], 10 [[Wooden Peg|Small Wooden Peg]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|10}} - 10 [[Barrel Tap]], 10 [[Wooden Pestle]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 10 [[Bottle Stopper]], 10 [[Cotter Pin]]</s>
* <s>[[Cooperage]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Metallurgy]], 2 [[Brass Plate]], 50 [[Copper Strap]], 100 [[Boards]]</s>
* [[Ecology]]
** First Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Tadpoles]], 5 [[Flax]], 1 [[Fertile Papyrus]]
** Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 20 [[Cabbage Juice]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 20 [[Dried Flax]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Cabbage]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 10 [[Papyrus Paper]], 20 [[Cactus Sap]]
* <s>[[Fly Fishing]] {{Level|1}} - 16 [[Thread]], 1 [[Sharpened Stick]]</s>
* [[Indonesian Bee Care]] {{Level|15}} - 500 [[Honey]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 300 [[Malt]] (Burnt}, 300 [[Malt]] (Raw)</s>
* [[Rhythmic Strength]] {{Level|1}} - 500 [[Grass]]
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 1000 [[Charcoal]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Linen]], 300 [[Canvas]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}} - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 200 [[Beeswax]], 200 [[Charcoal]]</s>

== School of Harmony ==

* [[Conflict Shrine Construction]] {{Level|7}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* [[Exploration Travel]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Leather]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Leather]] 7 [[Gems|Large Opals]] 7 [[Fish|Bay Lobster Meat]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 200 [[Rope]], 200 [[Slate]]</s>
* [[Navigation]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|7}} - 50 [[Water in Jugs]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 20 [[Glass Rods]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|14}} - 25 [[Copper]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 6 [[Silk Cloth]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|32}} - 1 [[Large Sapphire]]</s>
** Seventh Degree {{Level|40}} - 7 [[Huge Topaz]]
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Canvas]], 6 [[Rope]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - see [[#School of Leadership|School of Leadership]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 4 [[Night Granite]], 4 [[Canary Granite]], 4 [[White Travertine]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 500 [[Papyrus Paper]], 125 [[Glass Rods]]
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Leather]]

== School of Leadership ==

* <s>[[Firebuilding]] {{Level|1}} - (Requires [[Controlled Burn]]) 4 [[Tinder]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1000 [[Gold Wire]]</s>
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree - see [[#School of Harmony|School of Harmony]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 4 [[Canvas]], 12 [[Rope]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 100 [[Clay]], 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 2 [[Large Gear]], 80 [[Leather]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Papyrus Paper]], 300 [[Flint]]</s>

== School of Thought ==

* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 20 [[Sulphurous Water]], 1 [[Huge Quartz]]</s>
* [[Eastern Meditation]] - {{Level|21}}
** 2 Hours - 100 [[Bricks]], 6 [[Cut Stone]], 10 [[Concrete]], 1 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 1 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 6 Hours - 200 [[Bricks]], 12 [[Cut Stone]], 20 [[Concrete]], 2 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 2 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 1 Day - 400 [[Bricks]], 24 [[Cut Stone]], 40 [[Concrete]], 4 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 4 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 3 Days - 800 [[Bricks]], 72 [[Cut Stone]], 120 [[Concrete]], 12 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 7 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
* [[Kiln Construction]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 20 [[Bricks]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|15}} - 200 [[Firebricks]], 10 [[Marble#Serpentine_Marble|Serpentine Marble]], 200 [[Cut Stone]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 10 [[Cuttable Lapis]], 10 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 10 [[Cuttable Amethyst]], 10 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* <s>[[Pottery]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Clay]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 20 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 20 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Bricks]], 50 [[Oil]], 50 [[Beeswax]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 20 [[Cuttable Jade]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>

== School of Worship ==

* [[Arthropodology]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 100 [[Dirt]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|5}} - 200 [[Tadpoles]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|8}} - 300 [[Beeswax]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 400 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 500 [[Raw Silk]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|17}} - 600 [[Dung]]</s>
** Seven Degree {{Level|20}} - 7 [[Cocoa Seed]]
* [[Botanist's Touch]] {{Level|9}} - 150 [[Flower Fertilizer]], 100 [[Sticky Sun Fertilizer]], 100 [[Liquid Sun Fertilizer]], 50 [[Harvest Elixir]], 1 [[Khefre's Essence]]
* [[Cooking]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Cabbage]], 100 [[Carrots]], 100 [[Onions]], 100 [[Leeks]], 100 [[Garlic]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|4}} - 20 [[Common Sage]], 20 [[Thyme]], 20 [[Common Rosemary]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|7}} - 49 [[Salt]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 7 [[Camel's Mane Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 7 [[Cobra Hood Mushroom|Cobra Hood]], 7 [[Dead Tongue Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 7 [[Iron Knot Mushroom|Iron Knot]], 7 [[Peasant's Foot Mushroom|Peasant's Foot]], 7 [[Toad Skin Mushroom|Toad Skin]], 7 [[Slave's Bread Mushroom|Slave's Bread]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|16}} - 7 [[Chukkah]], 7 [[Crimson Lettuce]], 7 [[Crumpled Leaf Basil]], 7 [[Dwarf Wild Lettuce]], 7 [[Jaivanti]], 7 [[Royal Rosemary]], 7 [[Wild Garlic]]</s>
** Sixth degree {{Level|22}} - 100 [[Peppers]], 100 [[Eggplant]], 100 [[Cucumbers]], 100 [[Coconut Meat]]
** Seventh degree {{Level|29}} - 100 [[Barley]] (Burnt), 100 [[Malt]] (Burnt), 100 [[Wheat]] (Burnt)
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - Requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 10 [[Coconut Water]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]]</s>
* [[Filleting]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 7 [[Knife Blade]], 7 [[Fish meat|Phagrus Meat]], 20 [[Common Basil]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 3 [[Fish Roe]], 70 [[Fish meat|Carp Meat]], 25 [[Salt]], 77 [[Glass Jars]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Fish Roe]], 105 [[Fish meat|Perch Meat]], 21 [[Salt Water Fungus]], 17 [[Thermometer]]s</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|18}} - 14 [[Fish Roe]], 140 [[Fish meat|Catfish Meat]], 35 [[Ginseng Root]], 119 [[Gold Wire]]</s>
** Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 21 [[Fish Roe]], 175 [[Fish meat|Tilapia Meat]], 42 [[Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]], 250 [[Powdered Diamond]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|33}} - 42 [[Fish Roe]], 210 [[Fish meat|Chromis Meat]], 50 [[Myrrh]], 100 [[Powdered Sunstone]]
* [[Fly Tying]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 100 [[Thread]], 25 [[Thorns]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|6}} - 7 [[Insects#Nippleworm|Nippleworm]], 7 [[Insects#Pickel Slug|Pickel Slug]], 7 [[Insects#Leafhopper|Leafhopper]], 7 [[Insects#Fruit Maggot|Fruit Maggot]], 7 [[Insects#Woolly Aphid|Woolly Aphid]], 7 [[Insects#Slime Moth|Slime Moth]], 7 [[Insects#Rose Mite|Rose Mite]]
** Third Degree {{Level|9}} - 14 [[Insects#Footworm|Footworm]], 14 [[Insects#Clay Slug|Clay Slug]], 14 [[Insects#Snowberry Butterfly|Snowberry Butterfly]], 14 [[Insects#Woodmoth|Woodmoth]], 14 [[Insects#Red Cricket|Red Cricket]], 14 [[Insects#Honey Fly|Honey Fly]], 14 [[Insects#Skinlicker|Skinlicker]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|12}} - 21 [[Needleworm]], 21 [[White Mealybug]], 21 [[Rose Swallowtail]], 21 [[Ruby Hornborrer]], 21 [[Ash Centipede]], 21 [[Grass Slug]], 21 [[White Sawfly]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|15}} - 28 [[Bristleworm]], 28 [[Blister Beetle]], 28 [[Leaf Snapper]], 28 [[Nightwing]], 28 [[Horned Hookworm]], 28 [[Salt Mite]], 28 [[Hairy Slug]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|18}} - 35 [[Insects#Oyster Mite|Oyster Mite]], 35 [[Insects#Corkscrew Asp|Corkscrew Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Clearwing|Clearwing]], 35 [[Insects#Dew Fly|Dew Fly]], 35 [[Insects#Golden Asp|Golden Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Camel Weevil|Camel Weevil]], 35 [[Insects#Toad Sawfly|Toad Sawfly]]
** Seventh Degree {{Level|21}} - ?
* [[Foraging]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 300 [[Thorns]], 30 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree (Foraging Memory) {{Level|9}} - 7 [[Yellow Tristeria]], 7 [[Sweetsop]], 7 [[Pulmonaria Opal]], 7 [[Orange Sweetgrass]], 7 [[Ilex]], 7 [[Fumitory]], 7 [[Ashoka]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1 [[Huge Sapphire]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Medium Diamond]], 1 [[Small Topaz]]</s>
* [[Pilgrim Shrine Construction]] {{Level|9}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 1 [[Yellow Alabaster]], 1 [[Mud Granite]]
* <s>[[Preservation]] {{Level|14}} 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
* <s>[[Ritual Item Construction]] (Second Degree) {{Level|5}} - 14 [[Candle]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 300 [[Leather]], 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Mud Granite]], 4 [[Rose Alabaster]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] - {{Level|4+}} 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Large Topaz]], 1 [[Medium Ruby]], 1 [[Small Sapphire]]</s>

User:Cegaiel/Skills

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Cegaiel: /* School of Worship */

== Skills By Level ==
* [[Levels]]

== Multi-School Skills ==
Degrees in the following skills may be purchased from multiple schools, in any order, but only one degree at each level indicated.
* <s>[[Desiccation]] {{Level|3|5|7}}</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|<s>4|8|12|16|22|30</s>|38}}

* All levels of [[Mechanics]] can be learned at {{Level|8}}. Currently 6/7

== School of Architecture ==

*<s>[[Brick Rack Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Boards]]</s>
*<s>[[Carpentry]] {{Level|0}} - 3 [[Stone Blade]]s</s>
*<s>[[Compound Construction]] {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Boards]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>
*[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - requires [[Automation]], 400 [[Concrete]]
*<s>[[Ritual Item Construction]] {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Linen]], 200 [[Firebricks]], 100 [[Oil]]</s>
*<s>[[Rock Saw Construction]] {{Level|2}} - 10 [[Flint]] (Requires [[Stonecutting]])</s>
*<s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Firebricks]]</s>
*<s>[[Stone Blade Fabrication]] {{Level|0}} - 7 [[Slate]]</s>
*[[Structure Maintenance]] - 20 [[Oil]]
*<s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 14 [[Pulley]]</s>
*[[Rocks of the Ages]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Slate]] (Requires [[Perception]] +1, Can be repeated)

== School of Art & Music ==

* [[Advanced Tub Design]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|11}} - 200 [[Saltpeter]], 200 [[Sulfur]], 20 [[Tar]], 1 [[Tangerine Marble]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Iron Bars]], 10 [[Small Barrel]], 50 [[Fine Glass Pipe]], 20 [[Barrel Tap]]
* [[Camp Decoration]]
** First Degree {{Level|8}} - 7 [[Medium Diamond]], 7 [[Medium Emerald]], 7 [[Medium Ruby]], 7 [[Medium Sapphire]]
** Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 1 [[Large Diamond]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Large Ruby]], 1 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Large Diamond]], 7 [[Large Emerald]], 7 [[Large Ruby]], 7 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|14}} - 1 [[Huge Diamond]], 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]], 1 [[Huge Sapphire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 7 [[Huge Diamond]], 7 [[Huge Emerald]], 7 [[Huge Ruby]], 7 [[Huge Sapphire]]
* <s>[[Clothwork]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Rotten Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 5 [[Salt]], 1 [[Huge Topaz]]</s>
* <s>[[Ferry Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Tar]]</s>
* <s>[[Flax Processing]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 49 [[Acid]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 100 [[Candle]]</s>
* <s>[[Silkworm Farming]] {{Level|19}} - 500 [[Honey]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Thermometer]], 100 [[Sheet Glass]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}}- 60 [[Linen]]</s>
* <s>[[The Art of the Pipe]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Glassblowing]], 7 [[Fine Glass Rods]]</s>

== School of Body ==

*[[Botanical Identification]]
**First Degree {{level|8}} - 10 [[Mushroom|Acorn's Cap]], 10 [[Mushroom|Bleeding Hand]], 10 [[Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 10 [[Mushroom|Cobra's Hood]], 10 [[Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 10 [[Mushroom|Toad Skin]]
**Second Degree {{level|<=15}} - 15 [[Mushroom|Fish Hook Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Hairy Tooth Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Slave's Bread Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Nefertari's Crown Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Ra's Awakening Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Earth Light Mushroom]]
**Third Degree {{level|??}} - 20 [[Mushroom|Cat Nip Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Peasant Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Scorpions Brood Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heart of Ash Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Colt's Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]]
* <s>[[Carving]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Wood]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Sharpened Stick]], 10 [[Tinder]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|6}} - 10 [[Glass Blade]], 10 [[Wooden Peg|Small Wooden Peg]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|10}} - 10 [[Barrel Tap]], 10 [[Wooden Pestle]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 10 [[Bottle Stopper]], 10 [[Cotter Pin]]</s>
* <s>[[Cooperage]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Metallurgy]], 2 [[Brass Plate]], 50 [[Copper Strap]], 100 [[Boards]]</s>
* [[Ecology]]
** First Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Tadpoles]], 5 [[Flax]], 1 [[Fertile Papyrus]]
** Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 20 [[Cabbage Juice]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 20 [[Dried Flax]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Cabbage]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 10 [[Papyrus Paper]], 20 [[Cactus Sap]]
* <s>[[Fly Fishing]] {{Level|1}} - 16 [[Thread]], 1 [[Sharpened Stick]]</s>
* [[Indonesian Bee Care]] {{Level|15}} - 500 [[Honey]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 300 [[Malt]] (Burnt}, 300 [[Malt]] (Raw)</s>
* [[Rhythmic Strength]] {{Level|1}} - 500 [[Grass]]
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 1000 [[Charcoal]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Linen]], 300 [[Canvas]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}} - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 200 [[Beeswax]], 200 [[Charcoal]]</s>

== School of Harmony ==

* [[Conflict Shrine Construction]] {{Level|7}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* [[Exploration Travel]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Leather]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Leather]] 7 [[Gems|Large Opals]] 7 [[Fish|Bay Lobster Meat]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 200 [[Rope]], 200 [[Slate]]</s>
* [[Navigation]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|7}} - 50 [[Water in Jugs]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 20 [[Glass Rods]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|14}} - 25 [[Copper]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 6 [[Silk Cloth]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|32}} - 1 [[Large Sapphire]]</s>
** Seventh Degree {{Level|40}} - 7 [[Huge Topaz]]
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Canvas]], 6 [[Rope]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - see [[#School of Leadership|School of Leadership]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 4 [[Night Granite]], 4 [[Canary Granite]], 4 [[White Travertine]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 500 [[Papyrus Paper]], 125 [[Glass Rods]]
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Leather]]

== School of Leadership ==

* <s>[[Firebuilding]] {{Level|1}} - (Requires [[Controlled Burn]]) 4 [[Tinder]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1000 [[Gold Wire]]</s>
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree - see [[#School of Harmony|School of Harmony]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 4 [[Canvas]], 12 [[Rope]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 100 [[Clay]], 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 2 [[Large Gear]], 80 [[Leather]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Papyrus Paper]], 300 [[Flint]]</s>

== School of Thought ==

* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 20 [[Sulphurous Water]], 1 [[Huge Quartz]]</s>
* [[Eastern Meditation]] - {{Level|21}}
** 2 Hours - 100 [[Bricks]], 6 [[Cut Stone]], 10 [[Concrete]], 1 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 1 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 6 Hours - 200 [[Bricks]], 12 [[Cut Stone]], 20 [[Concrete]], 2 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 2 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 1 Day - 400 [[Bricks]], 24 [[Cut Stone]], 40 [[Concrete]], 4 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 4 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 3 Days - 800 [[Bricks]], 72 [[Cut Stone]], 120 [[Concrete]], 12 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 7 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
* [[Kiln Construction]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 20 [[Bricks]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|15}} - 200 [[Firebricks]], 10 [[Marble#Serpentine_Marble|Serpentine Marble]], 200 [[Cut Stone]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 10 [[Cuttable Lapis]], 10 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 10 [[Cuttable Amethyst]], 10 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* <s>[[Pottery]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Clay]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 20 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 20 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Bricks]], 50 [[Oil]], 50 [[Beeswax]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 20 [[Cuttable Jade]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>

== School of Worship ==

* [[Arthropodology]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 100 [[Dirt]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|5}} - 200 [[Tadpoles]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|8}} - 300 [[Beeswax]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 400 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 500 [[Raw Silk]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|17}} - 600 [[Dung]]</s>
** Seven Degree {{Level|20}} - 7 [[Cocoa Seed]]
* [[Botanist's Touch]] {{Level|9}} - 150 [[Flower Fertilizer]], 100 [[Sticky Sun Fertilizer]], 100 [[Liquid Sun Fertilizer]], 50 [[Harvest Elixir]], 1 [[Khefre's Essence]]
* [[Cooking]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Cabbage]], 100 [[Carrots]], 100 [[Onions]], 100 [[Leeks]], 100 [[Garlic]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|4}} - 20 [[Common Sage]], 20 [[Thyme]], 20 [[Common Rosemary]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|7}} - 49 [[Salt]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 7 [[Camel's Mane Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 7 [[Cobra Hood Mushroom|Cobra Hood]], 7 [[Dead Tongue Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 7 [[Iron Knot Mushroom|Iron Knot]], 7 [[Peasant's Foot Mushroom|Peasant's Foot]], 7 [[Toad Skin Mushroom|Toad Skin]], 7 [[Slave's Bread Mushroom|Slave's Bread]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|16}} - 7 [[Chukkah]], 7 [[Crimson Lettuce]], 7 [[Crumpled Leaf Basil]], 7 [[Dwarf Wild Lettuce]], 7 [[Jaivanti]], 7 [[Royal Rosemary]], 7 [[Wild Garlic]]</s>
** Sixth degree {{Level|22}} - 100 [[Peppers]], 100 [[Eggplant]], 100 [[Cucumbers]], 100 [[Coconut Meat]]
** Seventh degree {{Level|29}} - 100 [[Barley]] (Burnt), 100 [[Malt]] (Burnt), 100 [[Wheat]] (Burnt)
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - Requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 10 [[Coconut Water]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]]</s>
* [[Filleting]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 7 [[Knife Blade]], 7 [[Fish meat|Phagrus Meat]], 20 [[Common Basil]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 3 [[Fish Roe]], 70 [[Fish meat|Carp Meat]], 25 [[Salt]], 77 [[Glass Jars]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Fish Roe]], 105 [[Fish meat|Perch Meat]], 21 [[Salt Water Fungus]], 17 [[Thermometer]]s</s>
** Fourth Degree {{Level|18}} - 14 [[Fish Roe]], 140 [[Fish meat|Catfish Meat]], 35 [[Ginseng Root]], 119 [[Gold Wire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 21 [[Fish Roe]], 175 [[Fish meat|Tilapia Meat]], 42 [[Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]], 250 [[Powdered Diamond]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|33}} - 42 [[Fish Roe]], 210 [[Fish meat|Chromis Meat]], 50 [[Myrrh]], 100 [[Powdered Sunstone]]
* [[Fly Tying]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 100 [[Thread]], 25 [[Thorns]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|6}} - 7 [[Insects#Nippleworm|Nippleworm]], 7 [[Insects#Pickel Slug|Pickel Slug]], 7 [[Insects#Leafhopper|Leafhopper]], 7 [[Insects#Fruit Maggot|Fruit Maggot]], 7 [[Insects#Woolly Aphid|Woolly Aphid]], 7 [[Insects#Slime Moth|Slime Moth]], 7 [[Insects#Rose Mite|Rose Mite]]
** Third Degree {{Level|9}} - 14 [[Insects#Footworm|Footworm]], 14 [[Insects#Clay Slug|Clay Slug]], 14 [[Insects#Snowberry Butterfly|Snowberry Butterfly]], 14 [[Insects#Woodmoth|Woodmoth]], 14 [[Insects#Red Cricket|Red Cricket]], 14 [[Insects#Honey Fly|Honey Fly]], 14 [[Insects#Skinlicker|Skinlicker]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|12}} - 21 [[Needleworm]], 21 [[White Mealybug]], 21 [[Rose Swallowtail]], 21 [[Ruby Hornborrer]], 21 [[Ash Centipede]], 21 [[Grass Slug]], 21 [[White Sawfly]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|15}} - 28 [[Bristleworm]], 28 [[Blister Beetle]], 28 [[Leaf Snapper]], 28 [[Nightwing]], 28 [[Horned Hookworm]], 28 [[Salt Mite]], 28 [[Hairy Slug]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|18}} - 35 [[Insects#Oyster Mite|Oyster Mite]], 35 [[Insects#Corkscrew Asp|Corkscrew Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Clearwing|Clearwing]], 35 [[Insects#Dew Fly|Dew Fly]], 35 [[Insects#Golden Asp|Golden Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Camel Weevil|Camel Weevil]], 35 [[Insects#Toad Sawfly|Toad Sawfly]]
** Seventh Degree {{Level|21}} - ?
* [[Foraging]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 300 [[Thorns]], 30 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree (Foraging Memory) {{Level|9}} - 7 [[Yellow Tristeria]], 7 [[Sweetsop]], 7 [[Pulmonaria Opal]], 7 [[Orange Sweetgrass]], 7 [[Ilex]], 7 [[Fumitory]], 7 [[Ashoka]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1 [[Huge Sapphire]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Medium Diamond]], 1 [[Small Topaz]]</s>
* [[Pilgrim Shrine Construction]] {{Level|9}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 1 [[Yellow Alabaster]], 1 [[Mud Granite]]
* <s>[[Preservation]] {{Level|14}} 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
* <s>[[Ritual Item Construction]] (Second Degree) {{Level|5}} - 14 [[Candle]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 300 [[Leather]], 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Mud Granite]], 4 [[Rose Alabaster]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] - {{Level|4+}} 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Large Topaz]], 1 [[Medium Ruby]], 1 [[Small Sapphire]]</s>

User:Cegaiel/Skills

2014-04-01T09:35:25Z

Cegaiel: /* School of Worship */

== Skills By Level ==
* [[Levels]]

== Multi-School Skills ==
Degrees in the following skills may be purchased from multiple schools, in any order, but only one degree at each level indicated.
* <s>[[Desiccation]] {{Level|3|5|7}}</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|<s>4|8|12|16|22|30</s>|38}}

* All levels of [[Mechanics]] can be learned at {{Level|8}}. Currently 6/7

== School of Architecture ==

*<s>[[Brick Rack Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Boards]]</s>
*<s>[[Carpentry]] {{Level|0}} - 3 [[Stone Blade]]s</s>
*<s>[[Compound Construction]] {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Boards]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>
*[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - requires [[Automation]], 400 [[Concrete]]
*<s>[[Ritual Item Construction]] {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Linen]], 200 [[Firebricks]], 100 [[Oil]]</s>
*<s>[[Rock Saw Construction]] {{Level|2}} - 10 [[Flint]] (Requires [[Stonecutting]])</s>
*<s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Firebricks]]</s>
*<s>[[Stone Blade Fabrication]] {{Level|0}} - 7 [[Slate]]</s>
*[[Structure Maintenance]] - 20 [[Oil]]
*<s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 14 [[Pulley]]</s>
*[[Rocks of the Ages]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Slate]] (Requires [[Perception]] +1, Can be repeated)

== School of Art & Music ==

* [[Advanced Tub Design]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|11}} - 200 [[Saltpeter]], 200 [[Sulfur]], 20 [[Tar]], 1 [[Tangerine Marble]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Iron Bars]], 10 [[Small Barrel]], 50 [[Fine Glass Pipe]], 20 [[Barrel Tap]]
* [[Camp Decoration]]
** First Degree {{Level|8}} - 7 [[Medium Diamond]], 7 [[Medium Emerald]], 7 [[Medium Ruby]], 7 [[Medium Sapphire]]
** Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 1 [[Large Diamond]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Large Ruby]], 1 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Large Diamond]], 7 [[Large Emerald]], 7 [[Large Ruby]], 7 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|14}} - 1 [[Huge Diamond]], 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]], 1 [[Huge Sapphire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 7 [[Huge Diamond]], 7 [[Huge Emerald]], 7 [[Huge Ruby]], 7 [[Huge Sapphire]]
* <s>[[Clothwork]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Rotten Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 5 [[Salt]], 1 [[Huge Topaz]]</s>
* <s>[[Ferry Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Tar]]</s>
* <s>[[Flax Processing]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 49 [[Acid]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 100 [[Candle]]</s>
* <s>[[Silkworm Farming]] {{Level|19}} - 500 [[Honey]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Thermometer]], 100 [[Sheet Glass]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}}- 60 [[Linen]]</s>
* <s>[[The Art of the Pipe]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Glassblowing]], 7 [[Fine Glass Rods]]</s>

== School of Body ==

*[[Botanical Identification]]
**First Degree {{level|8}} - 10 [[Mushroom|Acorn's Cap]], 10 [[Mushroom|Bleeding Hand]], 10 [[Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 10 [[Mushroom|Cobra's Hood]], 10 [[Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 10 [[Mushroom|Toad Skin]]
**Second Degree {{level|<=15}} - 15 [[Mushroom|Fish Hook Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Hairy Tooth Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Slave's Bread Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Nefertari's Crown Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Ra's Awakening Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Earth Light Mushroom]]
**Third Degree {{level|??}} - 20 [[Mushroom|Cat Nip Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Peasant Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Scorpions Brood Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heart of Ash Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Colt's Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]]
* <s>[[Carving]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Wood]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Sharpened Stick]], 10 [[Tinder]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|6}} - 10 [[Glass Blade]], 10 [[Wooden Peg|Small Wooden Peg]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|10}} - 10 [[Barrel Tap]], 10 [[Wooden Pestle]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 10 [[Bottle Stopper]], 10 [[Cotter Pin]]</s>
* <s>[[Cooperage]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Metallurgy]], 2 [[Brass Plate]], 50 [[Copper Strap]], 100 [[Boards]]</s>
* [[Ecology]]
** First Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Tadpoles]], 5 [[Flax]], 1 [[Fertile Papyrus]]
** Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 20 [[Cabbage Juice]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 20 [[Dried Flax]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Cabbage]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 10 [[Papyrus Paper]], 20 [[Cactus Sap]]
* <s>[[Fly Fishing]] {{Level|1}} - 16 [[Thread]], 1 [[Sharpened Stick]]</s>
* [[Indonesian Bee Care]] {{Level|15}} - 500 [[Honey]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 300 [[Malt]] (Burnt}, 300 [[Malt]] (Raw)</s>
* [[Rhythmic Strength]] {{Level|1}} - 500 [[Grass]]
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 1000 [[Charcoal]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Linen]], 300 [[Canvas]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}} - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 200 [[Beeswax]], 200 [[Charcoal]]</s>

== School of Harmony ==

* [[Conflict Shrine Construction]] {{Level|7}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* [[Exploration Travel]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Leather]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Leather]] 7 [[Gems|Large Opals]] 7 [[Fish|Bay Lobster Meat]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 200 [[Rope]], 200 [[Slate]]</s>
* [[Navigation]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|7}} - 50 [[Water in Jugs]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 20 [[Glass Rods]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|14}} - 25 [[Copper]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 6 [[Silk Cloth]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|32}} - 1 [[Large Sapphire]]</s>
** Seventh Degree {{Level|40}} - 7 [[Huge Topaz]]
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Canvas]], 6 [[Rope]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - see [[#School of Leadership|School of Leadership]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 4 [[Night Granite]], 4 [[Canary Granite]], 4 [[White Travertine]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 500 [[Papyrus Paper]], 125 [[Glass Rods]]
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Leather]]

== School of Leadership ==

* <s>[[Firebuilding]] {{Level|1}} - (Requires [[Controlled Burn]]) 4 [[Tinder]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1000 [[Gold Wire]]</s>
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree - see [[#School of Harmony|School of Harmony]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 4 [[Canvas]], 12 [[Rope]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 100 [[Clay]], 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 2 [[Large Gear]], 80 [[Leather]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Papyrus Paper]], 300 [[Flint]]</s>

== School of Thought ==

* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 20 [[Sulphurous Water]], 1 [[Huge Quartz]]</s>
* [[Eastern Meditation]] - {{Level|21}}
** 2 Hours - 100 [[Bricks]], 6 [[Cut Stone]], 10 [[Concrete]], 1 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 1 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 6 Hours - 200 [[Bricks]], 12 [[Cut Stone]], 20 [[Concrete]], 2 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 2 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 1 Day - 400 [[Bricks]], 24 [[Cut Stone]], 40 [[Concrete]], 4 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 4 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 3 Days - 800 [[Bricks]], 72 [[Cut Stone]], 120 [[Concrete]], 12 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 7 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
* [[Kiln Construction]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 20 [[Bricks]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|15}} - 200 [[Firebricks]], 10 [[Marble#Serpentine_Marble|Serpentine Marble]], 200 [[Cut Stone]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 10 [[Cuttable Lapis]], 10 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 10 [[Cuttable Amethyst]], 10 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* <s>[[Pottery]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Clay]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 20 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 20 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Bricks]], 50 [[Oil]], 50 [[Beeswax]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 20 [[Cuttable Jade]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>

== School of Worship ==

* [[Arthropodology]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 100 [[Dirt]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|5}} - 200 [[Tadpoles]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|8}} - 300 [[Beeswax]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 400 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 500 [[Raw Silk]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|17}} - 600 [[Dung]]</s>
** Seven Degree {{Level|20}} - 7 [[Cocoa Seed]]
* [[Botanist's Touch]] {{Level|9}} - 150 [[Flower Fertilizer]], 100 [[Sticky Sun Fertilizer]], 100 [[Liquid Sun Fertilizer]], 50 [[Harvest Elixir]], 1 [[Khefre's Essence]]
* [[Cooking]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Cabbage]], 100 [[Carrots]], 100 [[Onions]], 100 [[Leeks]], 100 [[Garlic]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|4}} - 20 [[Common Sage]], 20 [[Thyme]], 20 [[Common Rosemary]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|7}} - 49 [[Salt]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 7 [[Camel's Mane Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 7 [[Cobra Hood Mushroom|Cobra Hood]], 7 [[Dead Tongue Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 7 [[Iron Knot Mushroom|Iron Knot]], 7 [[Peasant's Foot Mushroom|Peasant's Foot]], 7 [[Toad Skin Mushroom|Toad Skin]], 7 [[Slave's Bread Mushroom|Slave's Bread]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|16}} - 7 [[Chukkah]], 7 [[Crimson Lettuce]], 7 [[Crumpled Leaf Basil]], 7 [[Dwarf Wild Lettuce]], 7 [[Jaivanti]], 7 [[Royal Rosemary]], 7 [[Wild Garlic]]</s>
** Sixth degree {{Level|22}} - 100 [[Peppers]], 100 [[Eggplant]], 100 [[Cucumbers]], 100 [[Coconut Meat]]
** Seventh degree {{Level|29}} - 100 [[Barley]] (Burnt), 100 [[Malt]] (Burnt), 100 [[Wheat]] (Burnt)
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - Requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 10 [[Coconut Water]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]]</s>
* [[Filleting]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 7 [[Knife Blade]], 7 [[Fish meat|Phagrus Meat]], 20 [[Common Basil]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 3 [[Fish Roe]], 70 [[Fish meat|Carp Meat]], 25 [[Salt]], 77 [[Glass Jars]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Fish Roe]], 105 [[Fish meat|Perch Meat]], 21 [[Salt Water Fungus]], 17 [[Thermometer]]s</s>
** Fourth Degree {{Level|18}} - 14 [[Fish Roe]], 140 [[Fish meat|Catfish Meat]], 35 [[Ginseng Root]], 119 [[Gold Wire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 21 [[Fish Roe]], 175 [[Fish meat|Tilapia Meat]], 42 [[Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]], 250 [[Powdered Diamond]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|33}} - 42 [[Fish Roe]], 210 [[Fish meat|Chromis Meat]], 50 [[Myrrh]], 100 [[Powdered Sunstone]]
* [[Fly Tying]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 100 [[Thread]], 25 [[Thorns]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|6}} - 7 [[Insects#Nippleworm|Nippleworm]], 7 [[Insects#Pickel Slug|Pickel Slug]], 7 [[Insects#Leafhopper|Leafhopper]], 7 [[Insects#Fruit Maggot|Fruit Maggot]], 7 [[Insects#Woolly Aphid|Woolly Aphid]], 7 [[Insects#Slime Moth|Slime Moth]], 7 [[Insects#Rose Mite|Rose Mite]]
** Third Degree {{Level|9}} - 14 [[Insects#Footworm|Footworm]], 14 [[Insects#Clay Slug|Clay Slug]], 14 [[Insects#Snowberry Butterfly|Snowberry Butterfly]], 14 [[Insects#Woodmoth|Woodmoth]], 14 [[Insects#Red Cricket|Red Cricket]], 14 [[Insects#Honey Fly|Honey Fly]], 14 [[Insects#Skinlicker|Skinlicker]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|12}} - 21 [[Needleworm]], 21 [[White Mealybug]], 21 [[Rose Swallowtail]], 21 [[Ruby Hornborrer]], 21 [[Ash Centipede]], 21 [[Grass Slug]], 21 [[White Sawfly]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|15}} - 28 [[Bristleworm]], 28 [[Blister Beetle]], 28 [[Leaf Snapper]], 28 [[Nightwing]], 28 [[Horned Hookworm]], 28 [[Salt Mite]], 28 [[Hairy Slug]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|18}} - 35 [[Insects#Oyster Mite|Oyster Mite]], 35 [[Insects#Corkscrew Asp|Corkscrew Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Clearwing|Clearwing]], 35 [[Insects#Dew Fly|Dew Fly]], 35 [[Insects#Golden Asp|Golden Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Camel Weevil|Camel Weevil]], 35 [[Insects#Toad Sawfly|Toad Sawfly]]
** Seventh Degree {{Level|21}} - ?
* [[Foraging]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 300 [[Thorns]], 30 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree (Foraging Memory) {{Level|9}} - 7 [[Yellow Tristeria]], 7 [[Sweetsop]], 7 [[Pulmonaria Opal]], 7 [[Orange Sweetgrass]], 7 [[Ilex]], 7 [[Fumitory]], 7 [[Ashoka]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1 [[Huge Sapphire]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Medium Diamond]], 1 [[Small Topaz]]</s>
* [[Pilgrim Shrine Construction]] {{Level|9}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 1 [[Yellow Alabaster]], 1 [[Mud Granite]]
* <s>[[Preservation]] {{Level|14}} 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
* [[Ritual Item Construction]] (Second Degree) {{Level|5}} - 14 [[Candle]]
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 300 [[Leather]], 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Mud Granite]], 4 [[Rose Alabaster]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] - {{Level|4+}} 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Large Topaz]], 1 [[Medium Ruby]], 1 [[Small Sapphire]]</s>

User:Cegaiel/Skills

2014-04-01T07:40:02Z

Cegaiel: /* School of Worship */

== Skills By Level ==
* [[Levels]]

== Multi-School Skills ==
Degrees in the following skills may be purchased from multiple schools, in any order, but only one degree at each level indicated.
* <s>[[Desiccation]] {{Level|3|5|7}}</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|<s>4|8|12|16|22|30</s>|38}}

* All levels of [[Mechanics]] can be learned at {{Level|8}}. Currently 6/7

== School of Architecture ==

*<s>[[Brick Rack Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Boards]]</s>
*<s>[[Carpentry]] {{Level|0}} - 3 [[Stone Blade]]s</s>
*<s>[[Compound Construction]] {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Boards]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>
*[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - requires [[Automation]], 400 [[Concrete]]
*<s>[[Ritual Item Construction]] {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Linen]], 200 [[Firebricks]], 100 [[Oil]]</s>
*<s>[[Rock Saw Construction]] {{Level|2}} - 10 [[Flint]] (Requires [[Stonecutting]])</s>
*<s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Firebricks]]</s>
*<s>[[Stone Blade Fabrication]] {{Level|0}} - 7 [[Slate]]</s>
*[[Structure Maintenance]] - 20 [[Oil]]
*<s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 14 [[Pulley]]</s>
*[[Rocks of the Ages]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Slate]] (Requires [[Perception]] +1, Can be repeated)

== School of Art & Music ==

* [[Advanced Tub Design]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|11}} - 200 [[Saltpeter]], 200 [[Sulfur]], 20 [[Tar]], 1 [[Tangerine Marble]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Iron Bars]], 10 [[Small Barrel]], 50 [[Fine Glass Pipe]], 20 [[Barrel Tap]]
* [[Camp Decoration]]
** First Degree {{Level|8}} - 7 [[Medium Diamond]], 7 [[Medium Emerald]], 7 [[Medium Ruby]], 7 [[Medium Sapphire]]
** Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 1 [[Large Diamond]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Large Ruby]], 1 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Large Diamond]], 7 [[Large Emerald]], 7 [[Large Ruby]], 7 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|14}} - 1 [[Huge Diamond]], 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]], 1 [[Huge Sapphire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 7 [[Huge Diamond]], 7 [[Huge Emerald]], 7 [[Huge Ruby]], 7 [[Huge Sapphire]]
* <s>[[Clothwork]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Rotten Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 5 [[Salt]], 1 [[Huge Topaz]]</s>
* <s>[[Ferry Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Tar]]</s>
* <s>[[Flax Processing]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 49 [[Acid]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 100 [[Candle]]</s>
* <s>[[Silkworm Farming]] {{Level|19}} - 500 [[Honey]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Thermometer]], 100 [[Sheet Glass]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}}- 60 [[Linen]]</s>
* <s>[[The Art of the Pipe]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Glassblowing]], 7 [[Fine Glass Rods]]</s>

== School of Body ==

*[[Botanical Identification]]
**First Degree {{level|8}} - 10 [[Mushroom|Acorn's Cap]], 10 [[Mushroom|Bleeding Hand]], 10 [[Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 10 [[Mushroom|Cobra's Hood]], 10 [[Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 10 [[Mushroom|Toad Skin]]
**Second Degree {{level|<=15}} - 15 [[Mushroom|Fish Hook Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Hairy Tooth Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Slave's Bread Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Nefertari's Crown Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Ra's Awakening Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Earth Light Mushroom]]
**Third Degree {{level|??}} - 20 [[Mushroom|Cat Nip Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Peasant Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Scorpions Brood Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heart of Ash Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Colt's Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]]
* <s>[[Carving]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Wood]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Sharpened Stick]], 10 [[Tinder]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|6}} - 10 [[Glass Blade]], 10 [[Wooden Peg|Small Wooden Peg]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|10}} - 10 [[Barrel Tap]], 10 [[Wooden Pestle]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 10 [[Bottle Stopper]], 10 [[Cotter Pin]]</s>
* <s>[[Cooperage]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Metallurgy]], 2 [[Brass Plate]], 50 [[Copper Strap]], 100 [[Boards]]</s>
* [[Ecology]]
** First Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Tadpoles]], 5 [[Flax]], 1 [[Fertile Papyrus]]
** Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 20 [[Cabbage Juice]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 20 [[Dried Flax]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Cabbage]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 10 [[Papyrus Paper]], 20 [[Cactus Sap]]
* <s>[[Fly Fishing]] {{Level|1}} - 16 [[Thread]], 1 [[Sharpened Stick]]</s>
* [[Indonesian Bee Care]] {{Level|15}} - 500 [[Honey]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 300 [[Malt]] (Burnt}, 300 [[Malt]] (Raw)</s>
* [[Rhythmic Strength]] {{Level|1}} - 500 [[Grass]]
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 1000 [[Charcoal]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Linen]], 300 [[Canvas]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}} - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 200 [[Beeswax]], 200 [[Charcoal]]</s>

== School of Harmony ==

* [[Conflict Shrine Construction]] {{Level|7}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* [[Exploration Travel]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Leather]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Leather]] 7 [[Gems|Large Opals]] 7 [[Fish|Bay Lobster Meat]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 200 [[Rope]], 200 [[Slate]]</s>
* [[Navigation]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|7}} - 50 [[Water in Jugs]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 20 [[Glass Rods]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|14}} - 25 [[Copper]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 6 [[Silk Cloth]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|32}} - 1 [[Large Sapphire]]</s>
** Seventh Degree {{Level|40}} - 7 [[Huge Topaz]]
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Canvas]], 6 [[Rope]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - see [[#School of Leadership|School of Leadership]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 4 [[Night Granite]], 4 [[Canary Granite]], 4 [[White Travertine]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 500 [[Papyrus Paper]], 125 [[Glass Rods]]
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Leather]]

== School of Leadership ==

* <s>[[Firebuilding]] {{Level|1}} - (Requires [[Controlled Burn]]) 4 [[Tinder]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1000 [[Gold Wire]]</s>
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree - see [[#School of Harmony|School of Harmony]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 4 [[Canvas]], 12 [[Rope]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 100 [[Clay]], 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 2 [[Large Gear]], 80 [[Leather]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Papyrus Paper]], 300 [[Flint]]</s>

== School of Thought ==

* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 20 [[Sulphurous Water]], 1 [[Huge Quartz]]</s>
* [[Eastern Meditation]] - {{Level|21}}
** 2 Hours - 100 [[Bricks]], 6 [[Cut Stone]], 10 [[Concrete]], 1 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 1 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 6 Hours - 200 [[Bricks]], 12 [[Cut Stone]], 20 [[Concrete]], 2 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 2 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 1 Day - 400 [[Bricks]], 24 [[Cut Stone]], 40 [[Concrete]], 4 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 4 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 3 Days - 800 [[Bricks]], 72 [[Cut Stone]], 120 [[Concrete]], 12 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 7 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
* [[Kiln Construction]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 20 [[Bricks]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|15}} - 200 [[Firebricks]], 10 [[Marble#Serpentine_Marble|Serpentine Marble]], 200 [[Cut Stone]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 10 [[Cuttable Lapis]], 10 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 10 [[Cuttable Amethyst]], 10 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* <s>[[Pottery]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Clay]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 20 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 20 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Bricks]], 50 [[Oil]], 50 [[Beeswax]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 20 [[Cuttable Jade]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>

== School of Worship ==

* [[Arthropodology]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 100 [[Dirt]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|5}} - 200 [[Tadpoles]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|8}} - 300 [[Beeswax]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 400 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 500 [[Raw Silk]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|17}} - 600 [[Dung]]</s>
** Seven Degree {{Level|20}} - 7 [[Cocoa Seed]]
* [[Botanist's Touch]] {{Level|9}} - 150 [[Flower Fertilizer]], 100 [[Sticky Sun Fertilizer]], 100 [[Liquid Sun Fertilizer]], 50 [[Harvest Elixir]], 1 [[Khefre's Essence]]
* [[Cooking]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Cabbage]], 100 [[Carrots]], 100 [[Onions]], 100 [[Leeks]], 100 [[Garlic]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|4}} - 20 [[Common Sage]], 20 [[Thyme]], 20 [[Common Rosemary]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|7}} - 49 [[Salt]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 7 [[Camel's Mane Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 7 [[Cobra Hood Mushroom|Cobra Hood]], 7 [[Dead Tongue Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 7 [[Iron Knot Mushroom|Iron Knot]], 7 [[Peasant's Foot Mushroom|Peasant's Foot]], 7 [[Toad Skin Mushroom|Toad Skin]], 7 [[Slave's Bread Mushroom|Slave's Bread]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|16}} - 7 [[Chukkah]], 7 [[Crimson Lettuce]], 7 [[Crumpled Leaf Basil]], 7 [[Dwarf Wild Lettuce]], 7 [[Jaivanti]], 7 [[Royal Rosemary]], 7 [[Wild Garlic]]</s>
** Sixth degree {{Level|22}} - 100 [[Peppers]], 100 [[Eggplant]], 100 [[Cucumbers]], 100 [[Coconut Meat]]
** Seventh degree {{Level|29}} - 100 [[Barley]] (Burnt), 100 [[Malt]] (Burnt), 100 [[Wheat]] (Burnt)
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - Requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 10 [[Coconut Water]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]]</s>
* [[Filleting]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 7 [[Knife Blade]], 7 [[Fish meat|Phagrus Meat]], 20 [[Common Basil]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 3 [[Fish Roe]], 70 [[Fish meat|Carp Meat]], 25 [[Salt]], 77 [[Glass Jars]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Fish Roe]], 105 [[Fish meat|Perch Meat]], 21 [[Salt Water Fungus]], 17 [[Thermometer]]s</s>
** Fourth Degree {{Level|18}} - 14 [[Fish Roe]], 140 [[Fish meat|Catfish Meat]], 35 [[Ginseng Root]], 119 [[Gold Wire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 21 [[Fish Roe]], 175 [[Fish meat|Tilapia Meat]], 42 [[Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]], 250 [[Powdered Diamond]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|33}} - 42 [[Fish Roe]], 210 [[Fish meat|Chromis Meat]], 50 [[Myrrh]], 100 [[Powdered Sunstone]]
* [[Fly Tying]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 100 [[Thread]], 25 [[Thorns]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|6}} - 7 [[Insects#Nippleworm|Nippleworm]], 7 [[Insects#Pickel Slug|Pickel Slug]], 7 [[Insects#Leafhopper|Leafhopper]], 7 [[Insects#Fruit Maggot|Fruit Maggot]], 7 [[Insects#Woolly Aphid|Woolly Aphid]], 7 [[Insects#Slime Moth|Slime Moth]], 7 [[Insects#Rose Mite|Rose Mite]]
** Third Degree {{Level|9}} - 14 [[Insects#Footworm|Footworm]], 14 [[Insects#Clay Slug|Clay Slug]], 14 [[Insects#Snowberry Butterfly|Snowberry Butterfly]], 14 [[Insects#Woodmoth|Woodmoth]], 14 [[Insects#Red Cricket|Red Cricket]], 14 [[Insects#Honey Fly|Honey Fly]], 14 [[Insects#Skinlicker|Skinlicker]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|12}} - 21 [[Needleworm]], 21 [[White Mealybug]], 21 [[Rose Swallowtail]], 21 [[Ruby Hornborrer]], 21 [[Ash Centipede]], 21 [[Grass Slug]], 21 [[White Sawfly]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|15}} - 28 [[Bristleworm]], 28 [[Blister Beetle]], 28 [[Leaf Snapper]], 28 [[Nightwing]], 28 [[Horned Hookworm]], 28 [[Salt Mite]], 28 [[Hairy Slug]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|18}} - 35 [[Insects#Oyster Mite|Oyster Mite]], 35 [[Insects#Corkscrew Asp|Corkscrew Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Clearwing|Clearwing]], 35 [[Insects#Dew Fly|Dew Fly]], 35 [[Insects#Golden Asp|Golden Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Camel Weevil|Camel Weevil]], 35 [[Insects#Toad Sawfly|Toad Sawfly]]
** Seventh Degree {{Level|21}} - ?
* [[Foraging]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 300 [[Thorns]], 30 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree (Foraging Memory) {{Level|9}} - 7 [[Yellow Tristeria]], 7 [[Sweetsop]], 7 [[Pulmonaria Opal]], 7 [[Orange Sweetgrass]], 7 [[Ilex]], 7 [[Fumitory]], 7 [[Ashoka]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1 [[Huge Sapphire]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Medium Diamond]], 1 [[Small Topaz]]</s>
* [[Pilgrim Shrine Construction]] {{Level|9}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 1 [[Yellow Alabaster]], 1 [[Mud Granite]]
* [[Preservation]] {{Level|14}} 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]
* [[Ritual Item Construction]] (Second Degree) {{Level|5}} - 14 [[Candle]]
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 300 [[Leather]], 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Mud Granite]], 4 [[Rose Alabaster]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] - {{Level|4+}} 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Large Topaz]], 1 [[Medium Ruby]], 1 [[Small Sapphire]]</s>

Guilds/Twisted Thistle/Voidlist

2014-03-31T08:32:06Z

Cegaiel:

User:Cegaiel/Skills

2014-03-30T04:22:10Z

Cegaiel: /* School of Worship */

== Skills By Level ==
* [[Levels]]

== Multi-School Skills ==
Degrees in the following skills may be purchased from multiple schools, in any order, but only one degree at each level indicated.
* <s>[[Desiccation]] {{Level|3|5|7}}</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] {{Level|1|4|7|14|21|28|35}}
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|<s>4|8|12|16|22|30</s>|38}}

* All levels of [[Mechanics]] can be learned at {{Level|8}}. Currently 6/7

== School of Architecture ==

*<s>[[Brick Rack Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Boards]]</s>
*<s>[[Carpentry]] {{Level|0}} - 3 [[Stone Blade]]s</s>
*<s>[[Compound Construction]] {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Boards]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>
*[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - requires [[Automation]], 400 [[Concrete]]
*<s>[[Ritual Item Construction]] {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Linen]], 200 [[Firebricks]], 100 [[Oil]]</s>
*<s>[[Rock Saw Construction]] {{Level|2}} - 10 [[Flint]] (Requires [[Stonecutting]])</s>
*<s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Firebricks]]</s>
*<s>[[Stone Blade Fabrication]] {{Level|0}} - 7 [[Slate]]</s>
*[[Structure Maintenance]] - 20 [[Oil]]
*<s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 14 [[Pulley]]</s>
*[[Rocks of the Ages]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Slate]] (Requires [[Perception]] +1, Can be repeated)

== School of Art & Music ==

* [[Advanced Tub Design]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|11}} - 200 [[Saltpeter]], 200 [[Sulfur]], 20 [[Tar]], 1 [[Tangerine Marble]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Iron Bars]], 10 [[Small Barrel]], 50 [[Fine Glass Pipe]], 20 [[Barrel Tap]]
* [[Camp Decoration]]
** First Degree {{Level|8}} - 7 [[Medium Diamond]], 7 [[Medium Emerald]], 7 [[Medium Ruby]], 7 [[Medium Sapphire]]
** Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 1 [[Large Diamond]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Large Ruby]], 1 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Large Diamond]], 7 [[Large Emerald]], 7 [[Large Ruby]], 7 [[Large Sapphire]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|14}} - 1 [[Huge Diamond]], 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]], 1 [[Huge Sapphire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 7 [[Huge Diamond]], 7 [[Huge Emerald]], 7 [[Huge Ruby]], 7 [[Huge Sapphire]]
* <s>[[Clothwork]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Rotten Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 5 [[Salt]], 1 [[Huge Topaz]]</s>
* <s>[[Ferry Construction]] {{Level|0}} - 4 [[Tar]]</s>
* <s>[[Flax Processing]] {{Level|0}} - 20 [[Flax]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 49 [[Acid]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 100 [[Candle]]</s>
* <s>[[Silkworm Farming]] {{Level|19}} - 500 [[Honey]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Thermometer]], 100 [[Sheet Glass]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}}- 60 [[Linen]]</s>
* <s>[[The Art of the Pipe]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Glassblowing]], 7 [[Fine Glass Rods]]</s>

== School of Body ==

*[[Botanical Identification]]
**First Degree {{level|8}} - 10 [[Mushroom|Acorn's Cap]], 10 [[Mushroom|Bleeding Hand]], 10 [[Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 10 [[Mushroom|Cobra's Hood]], 10 [[Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 10 [[Mushroom|Toad Skin]]
**Second Degree {{level|<=15}} - 15 [[Mushroom|Fish Hook Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Hairy Tooth Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Slave's Bread Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Nefertari's Crown Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Ra's Awakening Mushroom]], 15 [[Mushroom|Earth Light Mushroom]]
**Third Degree {{level|??}} - 20 [[Mushroom|Cat Nip Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Peasant Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Scorpions Brood Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heart of Ash Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Colt's Foot Mushroom]], 20 [[Mushroom|Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]]
* <s>[[Carving]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Wood]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Sharpened Stick]], 10 [[Tinder]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|6}} - 10 [[Glass Blade]], 10 [[Wooden Peg|Small Wooden Peg]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|10}} - 10 [[Barrel Tap]], 10 [[Wooden Pestle]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 10 [[Bottle Stopper]], 10 [[Cotter Pin]]</s>
* <s>[[Cooperage]] {{Level|5}} - requires [[Advanced Metallurgy]], 2 [[Brass Plate]], 50 [[Copper Strap]], 100 [[Boards]]</s>
* [[Ecology]]
** First Degree {{Level|3}} - 10 [[Tadpoles]], 5 [[Flax]], 1 [[Fertile Papyrus]]
** Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 20 [[Cabbage Juice]]
** Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 20 [[Dried Flax]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Cabbage]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|21}} - 10 [[Papyrus Paper]], 20 [[Cactus Sap]]
* <s>[[Fly Fishing]] {{Level|1}} - 16 [[Thread]], 1 [[Sharpened Stick]]</s>
* [[Indonesian Bee Care]] {{Level|15}} - 500 [[Honey]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 300 [[Malt]] (Burnt}, 300 [[Malt]] (Raw)</s>
* [[Rhythmic Strength]] {{Level|1}} - 500 [[Grass]]
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 1000 [[Charcoal]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Linen]], 300 [[Canvas]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4}} - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 200 [[Beeswax]], 200 [[Charcoal]]</s>

== School of Harmony ==

* [[Conflict Shrine Construction]] {{Level|7}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* [[Exploration Travel]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Leather]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|14}} - 100 [[Leather]] 7 [[Gems|Large Opals]] 7 [[Fish|Bay Lobster Meat]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 200 [[Rope]], 200 [[Slate]]</s>
* [[Navigation]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|7}} - 50 [[Water in Jugs]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 20 [[Glass Rods]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|14}} - 25 [[Copper]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|19}} - 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 6 [[Silk Cloth]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|32}} - 1 [[Large Sapphire]]</s>
** Seventh Degree {{Level|40}} - 7 [[Huge Topaz]]
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 2 [[Canvas]], 6 [[Rope]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - see [[#School of Leadership|School of Leadership]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 4 [[Night Granite]], 4 [[Canary Granite]], 4 [[White Travertine]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 500 [[Papyrus Paper]], 125 [[Glass Rods]]
* [[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Leather]]

== School of Leadership ==

* <s>[[Firebuilding]] {{Level|1}} - (Requires [[Controlled Burn]]) 4 [[Tinder]]</s>
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1000 [[Gold Wire]]</s>
* <s>[[Project Management]]</s>
** <s>First Degree - see [[#School of Harmony|School of Harmony]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|7}} - 4 [[Canvas]], 12 [[Rope]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 200 [[Cut Stone]], 100 [[Clay]], 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 2 [[Large Gear]], 80 [[Leather]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 300 [[Papyrus Paper]], 300 [[Flint]]</s>

== School of Thought ==

* <s>[[Desiccation]] - requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 20 [[Sulphurous Water]], 1 [[Huge Quartz]]</s>
* [[Eastern Meditation]] - {{Level|21}}
** 2 Hours - 100 [[Bricks]], 6 [[Cut Stone]], 10 [[Concrete]], 1 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 1 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 6 Hours - 200 [[Bricks]], 12 [[Cut Stone]], 20 [[Concrete]], 2 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 2 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 1 Day - 400 [[Bricks]], 24 [[Cut Stone]], 40 [[Concrete]], 4 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 4 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
** 3 Days - 800 [[Bricks]], 72 [[Cut Stone]], 120 [[Concrete]], 12 [[Cut Gems|Cut Citrine:Dalessi]], 7 [[Foraging|Orange Sweetgrass]].
* [[Kiln Construction]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 20 [[Bricks]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|15}} - 200 [[Firebricks]], 10 [[Marble#Serpentine_Marble|Serpentine Marble]], 200 [[Cut Stone]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 10 [[Cuttable Lapis]], 10 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 10 [[Cuttable Amethyst]], 10 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* <s>[[Pottery]] {{Level|0}} - 10 [[Clay]]</s>
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 20 [[Cuttable Garnet]], 20 [[Cuttable Turquoise]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 300 [[Bricks]], 50 [[Oil]], 50 [[Beeswax]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] {{Level|4+}} - 2 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 20 [[Cuttable Jade]], 200 [[Bricks]]</s>

== School of Worship ==

* [[Arthropodology]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 100 [[Dirt]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|5}} - 200 [[Tadpoles]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|8}} - 300 [[Beeswax]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 400 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|14}} - 500 [[Raw Silk]]</s>
** <s>Sixth Degree {{Level|17}} - 600 [[Dung]]</s>
** Seven Degree {{Level|20}} - 7 [[Cocoa Seed]]
* [[Botanist's Touch]] {{Level|9}} - 150 [[Flower Fertilizer]], 100 [[Sticky Sun Fertilizer]], 100 [[Liquid Sun Fertilizer]], 50 [[Harvest Elixir]], 1 [[Khefre's Essence]]
* [[Cooking]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|1}} - 100 [[Cabbage]], 100 [[Carrots]], 100 [[Onions]], 100 [[Leeks]], 100 [[Garlic]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|4}} - 20 [[Common Sage]], 20 [[Thyme]], 20 [[Common Rosemary]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|7}} - 49 [[Salt]]</s>
** <s>Fourth Degree {{Level|11}} - 7 [[Camel's Mane Mushroom|Camel's Mane]], 7 [[Cobra Hood Mushroom|Cobra Hood]], 7 [[Dead Tongue Mushroom|Dead Tongue]], 7 [[Iron Knot Mushroom|Iron Knot]], 7 [[Peasant's Foot Mushroom|Peasant's Foot]], 7 [[Toad Skin Mushroom|Toad Skin]], 7 [[Slave's Bread Mushroom|Slave's Bread]]</s>
** <s>Fifth Degree {{Level|16}} - 7 [[Chukkah]], 7 [[Crimson Lettuce]], 7 [[Crumpled Leaf Basil]], 7 [[Dwarf Wild Lettuce]], 7 [[Jaivanti]], 7 [[Royal Rosemary]], 7 [[Wild Garlic]]</s>
** Sixth degree {{Level|22}} - 100 [[Peppers]], 100 [[Eggplant]], 100 [[Cucumbers]], 100 [[Coconut Meat]]
** Seventh degree {{Level|29}} - 100 [[Barley]] (Burnt), 100 [[Malt]] (Burnt), 100 [[Wheat]] (Burnt)
* <s>[[Desiccation]] - Requires [[Basic Chemistry]], 10 [[Coconut Water]], 1 [[Huge Ruby]]</s>
* [[Filleting]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 7 [[Knife Blade]], 7 [[Fish meat|Phagrus Meat]], 20 [[Common Basil]]</s>
** <s>Second Degree {{Level|10}} - 3 [[Fish Roe]], 70 [[Fish meat|Carp Meat]], 25 [[Salt]], 77 [[Glass Jars]]</s>
** <s>Third Degree {{Level|12}} - 7 [[Fish Roe]], 105 [[Fish meat|Perch Meat]], 21 [[Salt Water Fungus]], 17 [[Thermometer]]s</s>
** Fourth Degree {{Level|18}} - 14 [[Fish Roe]], 140 [[Fish meat|Catfish Meat]], 35 [[Ginseng Root]], 119 [[Gold Wire]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|25}} - 21 [[Fish Roe]], 175 [[Fish meat|Tilapia Meat]], 42 [[Heaven's Torrent Mushroom]], 250 [[Powdered Diamond]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|33}} - 42 [[Fish Roe]], 210 [[Fish meat|Chromis Meat]], 50 [[Myrrh]], 100 [[Powdered Sunstone]]
* [[Fly Tying]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|3}} - 100 [[Thread]], 25 [[Thorns]]</s>
** Second Degree {{Level|6}} - 7 [[Insects#Nippleworm|Nippleworm]], 7 [[Insects#Pickel Slug|Pickel Slug]], 7 [[Insects#Leafhopper|Leafhopper]], 7 [[Insects#Fruit Maggot|Fruit Maggot]], 7 [[Insects#Woolly Aphid|Woolly Aphid]], 7 [[Insects#Slime Moth|Slime Moth]], 7 [[Insects#Rose Mite|Rose Mite]]
** Third Degree {{Level|9}} - 14 [[Insects#Footworm|Footworm]], 14 [[Insects#Clay Slug|Clay Slug]], 14 [[Insects#Snowberry Butterfly|Snowberry Butterfly]], 14 [[Insects#Woodmoth|Woodmoth]], 14 [[Insects#Red Cricket|Red Cricket]], 14 [[Insects#Honey Fly|Honey Fly]], 14 [[Insects#Skinlicker|Skinlicker]]
** Fourth Degree {{Level|12}} - 21 [[Needleworm]], 21 [[White Mealybug]], 21 [[Rose Swallowtail]], 21 [[Ruby Hornborrer]], 21 [[Ash Centipede]], 21 [[Grass Slug]], 21 [[White Sawfly]]
** Fifth Degree {{Level|15}} - 28 [[Bristleworm]], 28 [[Blister Beetle]], 28 [[Leaf Snapper]], 28 [[Nightwing]], 28 [[Horned Hookworm]], 28 [[Salt Mite]], 28 [[Hairy Slug]]
** Sixth Degree {{Level|18}} - 35 [[Insects#Oyster Mite|Oyster Mite]], 35 [[Insects#Corkscrew Asp|Corkscrew Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Clearwing|Clearwing]], 35 [[Insects#Dew Fly|Dew Fly]], 35 [[Insects#Golden Asp|Golden Asp]], 35 [[Insects#Camel Weevil|Camel Weevil]], 35 [[Insects#Toad Sawfly|Toad Sawfly]]
** Seventh Degree {{Level|21}} - ?
* [[Foraging]]
** <s>First Degree {{Level|2}} - 300 [[Thorns]], 30 [[Cactus Sap]]</s>
** Second Degree (Foraging Memory) {{Level|9}} - 7 [[Yellow Tristeria]], 7 [[Sweetsop]], 7 [[Pulmonaria Opal]], 7 [[Orange Sweetgrass]], 7 [[Ilex]], 7 [[Fumitory]], 7 [[Ashoka]]
* <s>[[Mechanics]] {{Level|8}} - ''requires [[Automation]]'', 1 [[Huge Sapphire]], 1 [[Large Emerald]], 1 [[Medium Diamond]], 1 [[Small Topaz]]</s>
* [[Pilgrim Shrine Construction]] {{Level|9}} - 1 [[Oyster Shell Marble]], 1 [[Yellow Alabaster]], 1 [[Mud Granite]]
* [[Preservation]] {{Level|14}} 50 [[Papyrus Paper]]
* [[Ritual Item Construction]] (Second Degree) {{Level|5}} - 14 [[Candle]]
* <s>[[Salvage Techniques]] ''Multi-School Skill (see chart above)'' - 300 [[Leather]], 300 [[Glass Rods]], 300 [[Papyrus Paper]]</s>
* [[Structure Maintenance]] - 4 [[Mud Granite]], 4 [[Rose Alabaster]]
* <s>[[Structure Repair]] - {{Level|4+}} 1 [[Huge Emerald]], 1 [[Large Topaz]], 1 [[Medium Ruby]], 1 [[Small Sapphire]]</s>

Guilds/Twisted Thistle/Voidlist

2014-03-28T11:14:13Z

Cegaiel:

Fly Fishing

2014-03-27T08:33:14Z

Cegaiel: /* Source */

{{Box|Improved for Tale 5|The method of fishing has changed in Tale 5.}}

== Source ==
Taught at the [[Skills#School of the Human Body|School of the Human Body]]. ''Multi-level skill''

Only Level 1 can be acquired from school. All other levels will go up as you do LOTS of fishing.

== Cost ==
{| style="color:#abcd;background-color:#ffffcc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
!Level
!School
!Requires
!Allows
|-
|1
|Body
|16 [[Thread]], 1 [[Sharpened Stick]]
|Allows you to build a fly fishing rod
|}

== Use ==
[[Image:FishIcon.png|left]] Allows you to build a [[Basic Fly Rod]]. You will also receive one free rod upon learning the skill from the school.

If a fishing pole is in inventory a new [[Action Icons|action icon]] will appear when near bodies of water.

In order to fish, you need [[Fly Tying#Use|lures]], which are made from [[insects]] using the [[Fly Tying]] skill.
 

==Fishing Results==
Once you have a lure on your rod, and you cast, the messages you can get are:

* No fish bit. Try different lures and locations.
* You didn't catch anything. Try different lures and locations.
* You almost caught an odd fish, but you were too late recognizing the bite.
* You almost caught an unusual fish, but you were not quick enough.
* You almost caught a strange fish, but this rod was just too clumsy.
* Caught a (qty) deben (fish type)

There is also a random chance you will be told "You also lost your lure.". If you catch a fish, it will NOT necessarily cost a lure.

== See Also ==
* [[Fishing]]
* [[Arthropodology]]
* [[Fly Tying]]
* [[Insects]]

[[Category:Skills]]

 
{{Languages}}

2014-03-23T02:55:08Z

Cegaiel:

Main Pagetale4/Logs

2014-03-22T23:38:05Z

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Cegaiel: /* Good Places for Worship Initiation */

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{{Sidebar Test
|name = Principles of Worship
|discipline = Worship
|level = 2
|principles =
* Perform the Ritual of Initiation
* Horus Offering: Bow Down (Bless emote)
* Horus Incantation: "Praise Horus, King of Egypt!"
* Isis Offering: Plant a bed of [[requires::Flax]]
* Isis Incantation: "Praise Isis, whose seed is forever fertile!"
* Osiris Offering: Drop a [[requires::beetle]] into a [[requires::Mine]]
* Osiris Incantation: "Praise Osiris, who was Reborn like the Scarab!"
* Thoth Offering: Learn a new [[Skills|skill]] or [[Technologies|technology]]
* Thoth Incantation: "Praise Thoth, the Magician who created Science!"
* Ra Offering: Light a [[requires::Ritual Torch]] in Deep Desert
* Ra Incantation: "Praise Ra, of the Blazing Eye!"
* Bastet Offering: Place [[requires::Camel Milk]] in a Grassy Field near Water
* Bastet Incantation: "Praise Bastet, who teaches grace and elegance!"
* Amun Offering: Eat a meal of [[requires::Grilled Fish]]
* Amun Incantation: "Praise Amun, who gives us reason to celebrate!"
* Perform the Closing Ceremony
|demo name = Lerlila
|demo region = Seven Lakes
|demo date = 13-DEC-2011
}}

The '''Principle of Worship''' is a cooperative task which, once completed, enables the player to pursue the seven [[Tests]] in the Worship discipline. A [[level]] is also gained on completion. To sign up for the Principle of Worship, visit a School or University of Worship and use the "Tests" menu. You must be level 2 or higher to sign up.

The Worship Principle is a team effort. Two players (known as ''aspirants'') undertake a sequence of tasks together and, if successful, they pass together. Note: You CANNOT do this test with someone who has already passed the test. Only two people who are NOT initiated into worship may begin this test. Check this by clicking the Pyramid icon in the top corner of your screen before you begin if you're not sure, and ask the other player just to verify.

== Overview of Tasks ==

The trial begins when the two aspirants perform the '''Ritual of Initiation''' (see below) together at a common altar. From that moment, the aspirants have 25 minutes to perform the required tasks. They succeed or fail together. Players who fail the principle may try again as often as they like, either with their previous partner or with someone else.

The tasks are listed below. The Ritual of Initiation must be done first and the Closing Ceremony must be performed last; for both rituals, both aspirants must be present together. In between, seven gods must be pleased -- Horus, Isis, Osiris, Thoth, Ra, Bastet, and Amun. Pleasing each god requires 1) an '''offering''' performed by one aspirant, followed by 2) an '''incantation''' spoken (in the Main chat channel) by the other aspirant. For these tasks, the two aspirants do not need to be near each other.

It is not required that one aspirant always perform the offerings and the other the incantations, but many teams choose to divide responsibilities that way, for simplicity's sake. One aspirant will run around performing the offerings; the other will stay put and recite the incantations.

The seven gods may be pleased in any order.

* Perform the Ritual of Initiation
* Horus Offering: Bow Down (Bless emote)
* Horus Incantation: "Praise Horus, King of Egypt!"
* Isis Offering: Plant a bed of [[requires::Flax]]
* Isis Incantation: "Praise Isis, whose seed is forever fertile!"
* Osiris Offering: Drop a [[requires::beetle]] into a [[requires::Mine]]
* Osiris Incantation: "Praise Osiris, who was Reborn like the Scarab!"
* Thoth Offering: Learn a new [[Skills|skill]] or [[Technologies|technology]]
* Thoth Incantation: "Praise Thoth, the Magician who created Science!"
* Ra Offering: Light a [[requires::Ritual Torch]] in Deep Desert
* Ra Incantation: "Praise Ra, of the Blazing Eye!"
* Bastet Offering: Place [[requires::Camel Milk]] in a Grassy Field near Water
* Bastet Incantation: "Praise Bastet, who teaches grace and elegance!"
* Amun Offering: Eat a meal of [[requires::Grilled Fish]]
* Amun Incantation: "Praise Amun, who gives us reason to celebrate!"
* Perform the Closing Ceremony

Warping using your [[Navigation]] skill isn't allowed after the Ritual of Initiation, although you may use [[Exploration Travel]] to warp to an Expedition Site. You cannot use spouse warp.

== Details ==

=== Ritual of Initiation ===
Part 1: The Opening Ceremony
The opening ceremony takes place at a common altar, and involves the following steps:
# Aspirant #1 places a [[Small Diamond]] on the altars' left pillar.
# Aspirant #2 places a piece of [[Twine]] on the altars' right pillar.
# Aspirant #1 meditates on the altar.

You can, and should, take the items back immediately now. They do not have to stay during the test.

Note: This is the statue's left/right, not necessarily yours. If the statue is facing the camera, reverse the instructions (or move the camera).

From this point forward, you must move rapidly! The entire ceremony, from start to finish, can take no more than 25 minutes. If you run out of time, the gods will forget about you, and you will have to start over.

=== Pleasing the Gods ===
You can please the gods in any order. For each god, one of the two players must perform some action, then ''the other'' must recite a phrase into Main. The action must precede the phrase, or the phrase won't count. The same players do not need to consistently be the actor and the speaker throughout the initiation.

To avoid typing errors, copy the words you need to recite off this wiki, without the quotes, and paste them into the Main channel. If you do mistype something, it will not ruin the test. Just try again.

When an action or a spoken phrase has been correctly performed, both players will receive a popup dialog box confirming it. So the player who will recite the phrase should wait until they get the dialog box for the action being completed.

==== Horus ====
Bow down to his lordship (using the "Bless" emote -- the "Bow" emote won't work), then recite, "Praise Horus, King of Egypt!".

You do not need to find a statue of Horus, just do the bless emote anywhere you want and it will count. I suggest doing it right at the altar.

==== Isis ====
Plant [[Flax]], then recite, "Praise Isis, whose seed is forever fertile!"

You do not need to wait for the flax to grow. Once the seed goes into the ground, the goddess is pleased.

==== Osiris ====
Give him the gift of a [[Beetles|Beetle]] by dropping it into a [[Mine]], then recite, "Praise Osiris, who was Reborn like the Scarab!"

The gender, species, and ownership of the beetle don't matter. Drop whichever type you have most of, or acquire one from an experienced player who will have hundreds to spare from beetle breeding. The option to drop a beetle appears on all mine menus once you complete the opening ceremony, even mines that you don't own and don't have permission to work.

==== Thoth ====
Learn a new skill or tech from a school or university, then recite, "Praise Thoth, the Magician who created Science!"

This is probably the hardest god for older players to please! Make sure you have enough resources to learn a skill if you are going to learn from a school. Learning another level on a multilevel skill (like Project Management) counts. Learning a tech from another player does ''not''.

''It is best to leave the Thoth offering until the end in case you make a mistake on something else you still have your skill to learn available to you -- Cynic'' (Note: this is an imported comment from T4. Cynic no longer plays.)

==== Ra ====
Light a [[Ritual Torch]] deep in the desert, with sand as far as the eye can see. Then recite, "Praise Ra, of the Blazing Eye!"

Location is key here. Use the F6 camera zoomed all the way out. Spin it entirely around. If the only ground texture you can see is sand, the spot should be good. The torch takes 1 oil to light, and 1 board, 1 canvas, and Ritual Item Construction 1 to build. Once lit, it burns for about 15 minutes, then disappears.

'''NOTE:''' [[Ritual Item Construction]] (1) is required to build a [[Ritual Torch]]. This can be the skill learned during the ceremony (for Thoth). Alternatively, a third player may build the torch and give the aspirants permission to use it.

==== Bastet ====
Drop a deben of [[Camel Milk]] on the ground, in a grassy area at the edge of a body of water, then recite, "Praise Bastet, who teaches grace and elegance!"

The entire body of water does not need to be surrounded by grass, only the part the milk sits on. Make sure the grass is touching the water.

==== Amun ====
Eat a [[Grilled Fish]], then recite, "Praise Amun, who gives us reason to celebrate!"

=== Closing Ceremony ===
When all seven gods have been pleased, both aspirants must go once more to an altar. It does not need to be the same one used for the opening ceremony. Once they are both there, perform this ceremony:
# Aspirant #1 places a piece of [[Twine]] on the left pillar.
# Aspirant #2 places a [[Water in Jugs]] on the right pillar.
# Aspirant #1 meditates on the altar.

'''NOTE:''' Aspirant #1 doesn't have to be the same player that was aspirant #1 in the opening.

As before, items may be removed from the altar immediately after this ceremony.

== Checklist ==
The short list of what you need ready before you start
*List of blessings to recite (copy'n'paste from this page, or make a copy in notepad for faster use)
*Route that includes:
**[[Common Altar]] (or two)
**[[Mine]]
**Either a [[School]] or [[University]]
**Deep desert location
**Grass on water's edge
*Materials consumed during ritual:
**[[Beetles|Beetle]]
**[[Ritual Torch]] (salvagable after you finish the principle)(1 board, 1 canvas)
**[[Flax|Flax seed]]
**[[Grilled Fish]]
**1 [[Oil]] to light the torch
**Tuition if learning a [[Skills|skill]]
*Materials required but not consumed:
**[[Small Diamond]]
**[[Twine]]
**[[Camel Milk]]
**[[Water in Jugs]]
*Skills needed
**[[Ritual Item Construction]] lv. 1

== Good Places for Worship Initiation ==
** A purpose built facility has been created with a donated altar at the SArch in Four Corners Region. (-40, 4220)
The facility is pathed to each station, with a sign detailing the action to be performed, and copy / paste clipboard of the appropriate response on the sign details.
The entire process can be completed in as little as 2 minutes.
The signs along the paths explain the process step by step, including opening and closing ceremonies.

* School of Leadership in DON. Altar is at 1494 7011 OE, public mine is at 1480 6922, head SSE for the sand, water is near the altar. Very easy had 11 minutes to spare and that's with us getting mixed up a few times. =)
**Note this is a very good spot, especially if you need Project Management 2 (SLead). Everything you need is within 30 seconds of the altar (except going to sLeadership and running to desert to light torch). Just note its really the Old Egypt area. They mentioned DoN above because the altar is right on the border, but just think of it all being in Old Egypt. We had 13 minutes to spare.
*[[User:Cegaiel/Map | MAP of Locations]] of the above if you want to view the layout visually. ~Cegaiel

* [[User:Mudkest/worship|ULead in River Plains]] Has altar, SHarmony and SArch(good for getting ritual item construction) and mine closeby

==Demonstration==
* 1 [[Camel Milk]]
* 1 [[Grilled Fish]]
* 1 [[Iron Ore]]
You must present your demonstration items as part of a group of 21 people. Only the Petitioner needs to carry the items.

The Principle of Worship was demonstrated on December 13, 2011 by Lerlila in Seven Lakes.

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Cegaiel: /* P */

Herb needs for the [[Test_of_the_Ritual_Tattoo|Test of the Ritual Tattoo]]

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Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] '''C''' [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] '''D''' [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] '''E''' [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#E| Earth Apple]]
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=== F ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] '''F''' [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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=== G ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] '''G''' [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Garcinia]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Garlic Chives]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Ginger Tarragon]]
| ysabeau
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| [[Foraging#G| Ginseng Root]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Glechoma]]
| Daxier
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| [[Foraging#G| Gnemnon]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Gokhru]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Golden Dubloons]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Golden Gladalia]]
| Tinwhistle
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| [[Foraging#G| Golden Sellia]]
| Dalia
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| [[Foraging#G| Golden Sun]]
| Mar
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| [[Foraging#G| Golden Sweetgrass]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Golden Thyme]]
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| [[Foraging#G| Gynura]]
| [[User:Minerva|Minerva]]
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=== H ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] '''H''' [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#H| Harebell]]
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| [[Foraging#H| Harrow]]
| Tinwhistle
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| [[Foraging#H| Hazlewort]]
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| [[Foraging#H| Headache Tree]]
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| [[Foraging#H| Heartsease]]
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| [[Foraging#H| Hogweed]]
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| [[Foraging#H| Homesteader Palm]]
| Hirokache
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| [[Foraging#H| Honey Mint]]
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| [[Foraging#H| Houseleek]]
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| [[Foraging#H| Hyssop]]
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=== I ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] '''I''' [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#I| Ice Blossom]]
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| [[Foraging#I| Ice Mint]]
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| [[Foraging#I| Indigo Damia]]
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| [[Foraging#I| Ipomoea]]
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=== J ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] '''J''' [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#J| Jagged Dewcup]]
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| [[Foraging#J| Jaivanti]]
| Hirokache
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| [[Foraging#J| Jaiyanti]]
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| [[Foraging#J| Joy of the Mountain]]
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| [[Foraging#J| Jugwort]]
| Sharae
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=== K ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] '''K''' [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#K| Katako root]]
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| [[Foraging#K| Khokali]]
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| [[Foraging#K| King's Coin]]
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=== L ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] '''L''' [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#L| Lamae]]
| [[User:Tunnen | Tunnen]]
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| [[Foraging#L| Larkspur]]
| Vae
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| [[Foraging#L| Lavender Navarre]]
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| [[Foraging#L| Lavender Scented Thyme]]
| Groseth
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| [[Foraging#L| Lemon Basil]]
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| [[Foraging#L| Lemondrop]]
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| [[Foraging#L| Lemon Grass]]
| Aarys
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| [[Foraging#L| Lilia]]
| Feyth
| Yari
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| [[Foraging#L| Liquorice]]
| Hirokache
| Vae
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| [[Foraging#L| Lungclot]]
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| [[Foraging#L| Lythrum]]
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=== M ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] '''M''' [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#M| Mahonia]]
| Hirokache
| irrie
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| [[Foraging#M| Malice Weed]]
| Aarys
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| [[Foraging#M| Mandrake Root]]
| irrie
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| [[Foraging#M| Maragosa]]
| Daxier
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| [[Foraging#M| Mariae]]
| Korrin
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| [[Foraging#M| Meadowsweet]]
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| [[Foraging#M| Medicago]]
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| [[Foraging#M| Mindanao]]
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| [[Foraging#M| Miniature Bamboo]]
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| [[Foraging#M| Miniature Lamae]]
| Korrin
| Tallow
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| [[Foraging#M| Mirabellis Fern]]
| Tallow
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| [[Foraging#M| Moon Aloe]]
| BusDriverBen
| Larame
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| [[Foraging#M| Morpha]]
| Yari
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| [[Foraging#M| Motherwort]]
| Daxier
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| [[Foraging#M| Mountain Mint]]
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| [[Foraging#M| Myristica]]
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| [[Foraging#M| Myrrh]]
| Tallow
| Dalia
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=== N ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] '''N''' [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#N| Naranga]]
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| [[Foraging#N| Nubian Liquorice]]
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=== O ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] '''O''' [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#O| Octec's Grace]]
| Mar
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| [[Foraging#O| Opal Harebell]]
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| [[Foraging#O| Orange Niali]]
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| [[Foraging#O| Orange Sweetgrass]]
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| [[Foraging#O| Orris]]
| Dalia
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=== P ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] '''P''' [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Pale Dhamasa]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Pale Ochoa]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Pale Russet]]
| Daxier
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| [[Foraging#P| Pale Skirret]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Panoe]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Paradise Lily]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Patchouli]]
| Laf
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| [[Foraging#P| Peppermint]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Pippali]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Pitcher Plant]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Primula]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Prisniparni]]
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| [[Foraging#P| Pulmonaria Opal]]
| Cegaiel
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| [[Foraging#P| Purple Tintiri]]
| Cegaiel
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=== Q ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] '''Q''' [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#Q| Quamash]]
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=== R ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] '''R''' [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#R| Red Pepper Plant]]
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=== S ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] '''S''' [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#S| Sacred Palm]]
| Dalia
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| [[Foraging#S| Sandalwood]]
| [[User:Tunnen | Tunnen]]
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| [[Foraging#S| Sandy Dustweed]]
| Daxier
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| [[Foraging#S| Scaley Hardwood]]
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| [[Foraging#S| Schisandra]]
| Sharae
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| [[Foraging#S| Shyama]]
| Mar
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| [[Foraging#S| Shyamalata]]
| Porthos
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| [[Foraging#S| Sky Gladalia]]
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| [[Foraging#S| Steel Bladegrass]]
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| Menmaatre
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| [[Foraging#S| Sweet Groundmaple]]
| Daxier
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=== T ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] '''T''' [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#T| Tagetese]]
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| [[Foraging#T| Thunder Plant]]
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| [[Foraging#T| Thyme]]
| [[User:Tunnen | Tunnen]]
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| [[Foraging#T| Tiny Clover]]
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| [[Foraging#T| True Tarragon]]
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| [[Foraging#T| Tsangto]]
| [[User:Tunnen | Tunnen]]
| Daxier
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| [[Foraging#T| Tsatso]]
| Hirokache
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| [[Foraging#T| Turtle's Shell]]
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=== U ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] '''U''' [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#U| Umber Basil]]
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=== V ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] '''V''' [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#V| Vanilla Tea Tree]]
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| [[Foraging#V| Verdant Squill]]
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| [[Foraging#V| Verdant Two-Lobe]]
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=== W ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] '''W''' [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#W| Wasabi]]
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| [[Foraging#W| Weeping Patala]]
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| [[Foraging#W| Whitebelly]]
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| [[Foraging#W| White Pepper Plant]]
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| [[Foraging#W| Wild Garlic]]
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| [[Foraging#W| Wild Lettuce]]
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| [[Foraging#W| Wild Onion]]
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| [[Foraging#W| Wild Yam]]
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| [[Foraging#W| Wood Sage]]
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=== X ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] '''X''' [[#Y | Y]] [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#X| Xanat]]
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=== Y ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] '''Y''' [[#Z | Z]]
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| [[Foraging#Y| Yava]]
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| [[Foraging#Y| Yellow Gentian]]
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| [[Foraging#Y| Yigory]]
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=== Z ===
Jump to letter: [[#A | A]] [[#B | B]] [[#C | C]] [[#D | D]] [[#E | E]] [[#F | F]] [[#G | G]] [[#H | H]] [[#I | I]] [[#J | J]] [[#K | K]] [[#L | L]] [[#M | M]] [[#N | N]] [[#O | O]] [[#P | P]] [[#Q | Q]] [[#R | R]] [[#S | S]] [[#T | T]] [[#U | U]] [[#V | V]] [[#W | W]] [[#X | X]] [[#Y | Y]] '''Z'''
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| [[Foraging#Z| Zanthoxylum]]
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