Test of the Constellation

	Test of the
	Constellation
Discipline
Thought
Requirements
Level 13 Principles of Thought Project Management Pottery Flax Processing Carving
Principles
Make a Clay Lamp Gather Papyrus Dry Papyrus on a Drying Rack Whittle a Sharp Stick Gather Clay Gather Limestone Spin Twine into Rope Build a Night Sky Table Open the Table for Judging Tear down your Constellation Table, OR do the following: Have Seven Judges solve and rate your puzzle Design rated Good by most Judges All of the above, OR solve three recent winning Constellations
Demonstration
Demonstrated by Rehpic in EG on 24-Oct-2015.

For this test, you are required to build a Night Sky Table (also referred to in-game as a Constellation Table) and have others in Egypt vote for it.

Size	N/A
Where	outside

Construction Costs

• Built in a Small Construction Site
  • 1 Clay Lamp
  • 20 Dried Papyrus
  • 2 Sharpened Stick
  • 80 Clay
  • 9 Stone Blades
  • 60 Limestone
  • 30 Rope

Design Stage

When the table is in design mode:

• Add a Star (pinhole) by left clicking on the table. To make the star brighter, click again at the same place (two stars on top of each other will double the glow effect).
• Remove a Star (pinhole) by right clicking on the star.

Note: You are allowed a maximum of 21 Stars per table.

• To add a cloud (piece), click on the edge of the table and select "Add a Piece...".
• To move a cloud (piece), left click and drag it
• To rotate a cloud (piece), right click and drag it
• Remove a cloud by dragging it to the edge of the table. Do not drag the piece beyond the edge of the table before releasing mouse button or it won't delete.

Clouds available:

Once all the stars are covered by clouds, you can open the piece for judging.

Solve Stage

• All stars must be obscured by clouds.
• Clouds can be rotated by "right click, hold, and drag".
• You can left-click and drag clouds to actually move them.
• There doesn't seem to be any requirement to get the clouds in any configuration - the only goal is to hide all of the stars. As far as I can tell, this means that there can be multiple solutions for each puzzle.
• I start by dragging all of the clouds so that none are on top of any other and I can see the shapes I'm working with.

Constellation Table Locations

Region	Coordinates	Designer	Passed	Build Date	Date Recognized
Midland Valley	907, 4860	Eldrikt	Yes	Akhet IV-26	2015-10-26
River Plains	1550, 2850	merek	Yes	Akhet IV-27	2015-11-02
River Plains	1587, 3121	Robby	Yes	Akhet IV-27	2015-11-02
Seven Lakes	1401, -1077	Qwu	Yes	Peret I-1	2015-11-09
River Plains	1584, 2834	greedy	Yes	Peret I-10	2015-11-09
Seven Lakes	1401, -1075	Lizzi	No	?
Seven Lakes	1393, -1075	Heterika	No	?
Seven Lakes	1401, -1073	Nissim	Yes	?
Cradle of the Sun	4304, -780	Yarnheim	No	?
Seven Lakes	1402, -1074	Touthankarton	No	?
River Plains	1583, 2836	ThePheonix	No	?
River Plains	1330, 3565	Talos	No	?
Seven Lakes	1394, -1076	Coyan	No	?
Seven Lakes	1394, -1073	Xasis	No	?
Seven Lakes	1394, -1074	Denebo	No	?
Seven Lakes	1394, -1072	Astrina	No	?
Seven Lakes	722, -1137	Honasha	No	Peret IV-21
River Plains	1560, 2857	Ay	No	?
South Egypt	1055, -5615	Rahu	No	?
Midland Valley	911, 4861	Duncan	No
Midland Valley	911, 4850	Tesa	No	Peret II-30
Old Egypt	992, 6903	Djehuty	No	Peret III-20
Seven Lakes	1391, -1114	Eohine	No	Peret III-28
Seven Lakes	1411, -1135	Sharae	No	Shemu I-12
River Plains	1605, 2806	Hildibrand	No	Peret II-26