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Dye

2014-08-11T12:06:41Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Alchemy]] / [[Natural substances]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description==
''Dye, used to colour clothing and items with.''

'''Dye''' is made from various [[item]]s and [[water]] and is used to paint items and [[wall]]s.

== Colors ==
* '''Black''' - [[Tannin]] and [[iron lump]] (difficulty 40, hardest dye to make)
* Blue - [[Woad]]
* Green - [[Copper lump]] (minimum .8 kg)
* Red - [[Cave bug]] or [[scorpion]] [[cochineal]]
* White - [[Zinc lump]]

''Note: The more difficult colors can not be made until after having made some of the easier colors or [[healing cover]]s to gain [[natural substances]] skill. Start with green, or maybe blue.''
== Tools required ==
* Any [[container]] that can hold [[liquid]], like [[pottery jar]] or [[small bucket]]

== Items required ==
* Water
* Cochineal
* Copper lump
* Tannin and iron lump
* Woad
* Zinc lump

== Method ==
# Put appropriate item in [[inventory]].
# Put water in container.
# [[Activate]] item.
# Right-click on water in container and select ''Create > Miscellaneous > <color> dye''. You might want to put the water container in the inventory before creating the dye.

=== Ratio ===
* Black - at least 1kg of water per [[acorn]]. Produces 1kg of [[tannin]] per acorn. 1kg of tannin per 1kg of [[iron lump]]. Larger amounts of tannin and iron produce larger amounts of dye.
* Blue - at least 1kg of water per [[woad]]. Produces 1kg of dye per woad.
* Green - 1kg of water per 1kg of [[copper lump]]. Larger amounts of water and copper produce larger amounts of dye.
* Red - at least 1kg of water per [[cochineal]]. Produces 1kg of dye per cochineal.
* White - 1kg of water per 1kg of [[zinc lump]]. Larger amounts of water and zinc produce larger amounts of dye.

When using more water or tannin than metal the amount of metal determines the amount of dye produced. Sometimes a water to metal ratio that's not exactly 1:1 will only use the same amount of water as metal and leave some water in the container. You will get the message that ''Not all the dye would fit'' and the dye is lost. Therefore it is advised to use an exact 1:1 ratio.

Since combining dye results in small loss of quality it is advised to create dye from one larger piece of metal instead of many 1kg pieces.

=== Notes ===
* The dye color shows up as the color of the word "Dye".
* Resulting dye will have three color values: red, green, and blue.
* R=255 G=255 B=255 is pure white.
* Dye may be combined and the values will average out (although they will be about 2 points closer to grey across the board).
* The higher the quality is, the brighter and less grey the color will be.
* Dye's RGB values can be changed using the base material.
** Lower ql base material lowers RGB values
** Higher ql base material hightens RGB values
** To change the red value use a [[cochineal]]
** To change the green value use a [[copper lump]]
** To change the blue value use [[woad]]
** Cannot improve all values with [[zinc lump]] (white)
* The amount of water used does not seem to affect creation chance or resulting QL or RGB value.
* Dye and water cannot be mixed to make a paler dye.
* When making dye with metal lumps, there is no need to [[heat]] them up first.
* The [[quality]] of the cochineal does not affect the success chance when creating red dye.
* If [[failing]] to make green dye the mass of the copper lump is decreased by 0.1.
* If [[failing]] to make red dye the quality of the [[cochineal]] is reduced by 0.5 quantity of water is reduced by 0.1.
* If [[failing]] to make blue the [[woad]] is reduced in quality by 0.5
* If [[failing]] to make black dye the weight of the iron lump is decreased by 0.1 and the volume of tannin is decreased by 0.1
* To get rid of unwanted dye, just right-click and select ''Pour'' > ''On ground'' - don't worry, it won't leave a stain.
* Black dye has little effect on a light source (No black light) and only dims the light a little. And it doesn`t dim light sources around it.
** Testing reveals ''An excellent black dye (R=12 B=12 G=13) on a 45ql lantern light looks the same as a 40ql no dye lantern and a little dimmer than a 43ql white dyed lantern.''
* A 2.5ql rare copper lump produced a 3.5ql dye

==Usage==
# Activate dye.
# Right-click on item and select 'Paint'.

Paintable items include: building walls, chests, barrels, buckets, signs, carts, catapults, pottery, lanterns, statues, and boats.

The amount of dye used depends on the item being painted:
{| border="1" cellpadding = "5" cellspacing = "0" class=sortable
! Object
! Amount, kg
|-
|[[Armchair]]
| 0.14
|-
|[[Banner]]
| 0.041
|-
|[[Bed]]
| 5.76
|-
|[[Bucket]]
| 0.10
|-
|[[Catapult]]
| 43.20
|-
|[[Chair]]
| 0.15
|-
|[[Cheese drill]]
| 0.09
|-
|[[Cloth hood]]
| 0.001
|-
|[[Great helm]]
| 0.001
|-
|[[House (general)|House wall]]
| 1.00
|-
|[[Huge oil barrel]]
| 18.00
|-
|[[Huge tub]]
| 18.00
|-
|[[Lamp]]
| 0.06
|-
|[[Lantern]]
| 0.015
|-
|[[Large barrel]]
| 2.00
|-
|[[Large cart]]
| 26.65
|-
|[[Large crate]]
| 15.00
|-
|[[Large chest]]
| 2.40
|-
|[[Metal torch]]
| 0.02
|-
|[[Open helm]]
| 0.001
|-
|[[Pointing sign]]
| 0.01
|-|-
|[[Pottery flask]]
| 0.002
|-
|[[Pottery bowl]]
| 0.072
|-
|[[Pottery jar]]
| 0.016
|-
|[[Round table]]
| 0.29
|-
|[[Rowing boat]]
| 6.05
|-
|[[Soft cap]]
| 0.001
|-
|[[Satchel]]
| 0.14
|-
|[[Large metal shield]]
| 0.128
|-
|[[Small wooden shield]]
| 0.006
|-
|[[Shop sign]]
| 0.01
|-
|[[Small barrel]]
| 0.36
|-
|[[Small cart]]
| 6.05
|-
|[[Small crate]]
| 8.00
|-
|[[Small chest]]
| 0.36
|-
|[[Small raft]]
| 6.05
|-
|[[Small sailing boat]]
| 5.40
|-
|[[Small sign]]
| 0.01
|-
|[[Small wine barrel]]
| 0.36
|-
|[[Snowman]]
| 1.71
|-
|[[Spirit castle]]
| 2.00
|-
|[[statue|Statues]]
| 0.16 to 3.33
|-
|[[Statuette]]
| 0.002
|-
|[[Toolbelt]]
| 0.001
|}

The following items are thought to be paintable, but we do not generally have large enough containers to hold the dye required. (Fountain Containers have been used for boats. (no longer creatable))

{| border="1" cellpadding = "5" cellspacing = "0" class=sortable
! Object
! Amount, kg
|-
|[[Caravel]]
|630
|-
|[[Knarr]]
|240
|-
|[[Cog]]
|65
|-
|[[Corbita]]
|73
|-
|[[Colossus]]
|66.67
|-
|[[Bulk storage bin]]
| 128.00
|-
|[[Food storage bin]]
| 128.00
|-
|[[Trash heap]]
| 128.00
|}

==Removal==
To remove dye from a painted object, use a [[metal brush]] on it.

==Image==

Example of Dyed items.

[[File:Dyed.jpg|640px]]

[[Category:Zinc products]]
[[Category:Copper products]]
[[Category:Liquids]]
[[Category:Natural substances items]]
[[Category:Babel/D]]

Ssb

2014-08-11T10:46:24Z

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#redirect[[Small sailing boat]]

Salt

2014-08-09T21:03:31Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Mining]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|image=salt.png
|creation=Mined from some cave tiles, Granted as a gift from praying
|result=* '''Salt''' (0.00 kg)
|improve=no
|combinable=no
}}

''Fine white, chunky salt.''

== Acquisition ==
Salt can be found on certain [[ore]] and [[rock tile]]s while [[mining]]. The maximum QL of the salt will be capped by your [[mining]] skill or the maximum QL of the rock/ore tile, whichever is lower.
It can also be granted as a gift to a [[follower]] or [[priest]] when [[praying]].

== Notes ==
*Salt can be used in [[cooking]] in place of an [[herb]].
*If included in [[meal]]s, salt reduces the [[decay]] by half.
*Salt is also used in the creation of [[Leatherworking#Rugs|Animal rug]]s.

== Miscellaneous ==
If you have a [[prospecting]] skill of at least 40, you can prospect a tile and see if it contains salt.

Placing a salt (or any food item) into your [[bank]] will cause it to immediately take some damage. The Event window will state "the salt gets dirty."

[[Category:Cooking items]]
[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Mining

2014-08-06T17:01:08Z

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[[CDB | Main]] / [[:Category:Skills | Skills]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==
'''Mining''' is the skill of excavating [[rock shards]] and [[ore]] veins.

==== Characteristics gained ====
Body / [[Body strength]], [[Body stamina]]

Mind / [[Mind logic]]

Soul / [[Soul strength]]

== Method ==
{{see also|Mining warnings}}
There are several "modes" of mining, depending on where and what you mine. The method is much the same for all of them: Activate a [[pickaxe]], right-click the place to mine and select Mining -> (action).

Because Wurm is not a true 3D world, the cave layer is essentially a second world beneath the surface world. It is possible to mine upwards and downwards with a few [[Mining warnings|limitations]]. You may not mine upward out of rock and into the [[dirt]] that is covering it. You can mine downward until you reach the [[water]] table, but can not mine deeper than one tile level below water level. It is also not possible to have one tunnel pass under or over another without forming a vertical shaft. Each tile is essentially a pillar, so if two tunnels cross at different elevations they create a shaft going from the upper tunnel to the lower tunnel. his can be useful when done intentionally. It can also ruin your mine if unplanned. Planning your mine with an overhead view of your mine on graph paper can save you some heartache.

=== Opening a mine ===
The first step in all mines is to make a mine entrance on the surface. This can be done on any [[cliff]] or [[rock tile]]. Equip a mining pick, and select the "Tunnel" option. After 51 tunneling actions, the message "You will soon create an entrance" will appear. A few actions later an entrance will be created. The exact value is random, averaging around 5 mining actions after the message appears.

Tunneling on a shallow [[slope]] is dangerous since you are basically mining straight down and may dig yourself into a steep slope or a pit. A slope of 10+ is probably safe (estimate). The good news is that a poor tunnel slopes can be fixed. The bad news is that it is a lot of work!

Tunnels can not be opened if the northwest corner is more than 4 dirts below [[Water#Water level|water level]].

* Important Note: You cannot surface mine to correct an oddly shaped opening, so you must make sure to have the tile in the shape you want it to be, before you open the mine.

=== Opening a ship tunnel ===
Look for a [[rock tile]] that is approximately two-thirds below the [[Water#Water level|waterline]]. Needing to [[dredge]] such a [[tile]] is not unusual, especially to make the surrounding terrain look natural for those concealed ship docks.

The important thing is ''not'' to tunnel the ship entrance from the surface. You mine ''to'' the surface from inside, thus leaving an opening deep enough to sail through.

How you get inside doesnt matter. Everything ranging from alternative entries to making temp openings and collapsing them with [[shaker_orb|orbs]] works. All that matters is you mine the cave floor deep enough and then mine straight out. Just make sure you have some means of restoring [[stamina]] nearby, especially to avoid [[drowning]].

Even if you get the entrance wrong on the first try. Do not worry. Simply collapse the tile with an orb or Mag priest and try again.

[[Sculpting wand]] is also something to look into if you can`t find a tile.

Note: You can tunnel at 0 stamina while climbing but a boat close by for stamina regain is recommended as its slow.

*Important Note: You cannot surface mine to correct an oddly shaped opening, so you must make sure to have the tile in the shape you want it to be, before you open the mine.

=== Surface mining ===

The slope of surface rock (or mining tunnel rock) can be changed with a pickaxe or a [[sculpting wand]]. The sculpting wand is the fastest way to shape rock. Using a pickaxe is time consuming but possible as only 1 in 5 mining actions will lower the rock. Here's a step-by-step on how to do this:

<table><tr valign=top><td>
1) Clear a square of four tiles all the way down to rock in order to lower the rock at the point where those four tiles intersect. To clear all the dirt off a single rock tile, you must dig down to rock on all four corners. You will know that you have hit rock by watching event messages for messages that indicate you are hitting rock. You will also cease collecting dirt in inventory when you start hitting rock. Example:

If you want to lower rock at point E, you will have to dig down to rock at all points A through I. Points A/B/E/D will clear the top left square, B/C/F/E will clear the top right, etc, etc.
</td>
<td>
A--B--C
| | |
D--E--F
| | |
G--H--I
</td></tr></table>

2) Activate your mining pick and stand at the intersection of the four tiles (point E), click the ground, and select the mining action. Be sure that you do not select tunneling. Tunneling will eventually create a mine entrance, which we do not want (at least not yet).

3) Randomly, with a 25% chance, you will drop the rock level at the point where you are mining by 1 dirt and produce a [[rock shard]]. This is not cumulative. Sometimes you will drop the rock level very quickly for a short spurt, other times you might mine for along time not drop the level. In other words, many failures in a row does not make future success more likely.

4) Attempting to lower surface rock below the ceiling of a mine below results in the message "The rock sounds hollow, you will need to tunnel to continue". At this point, you cannot lower the surface rock any further.

<table><tr valign=top><td>
Note that the example above is only for one point. To lower the face of a tile to make a nice mine entry tunnel, here's a more complex example:

After prospecting tile B/C/G/F to create a tunnel there to start a mine, the slope is just not right.
* Drop corners F and G to make a nice slope for the mine entrance.
* To drop the rock level at F dig A/B/C/E/F/G/I/J/K down to rock.
* To drop the rock level at G dig B/C/D/F/G/H/J/K/L down to rock.

Remember: surface rock lowering is done at intersections of rock tiles, tunnel creation is done within a single rock tile. If you try to tunnel while standing at a intersection of 4 tiles, you might get a tunnel at an unexpected location, so be sure to be standing on one tile, and be sure to be clicking that one tile when creating a tunnel.
</td><td align="right">
A--B--C--D
| | | |
E--F--G--H
| | | |
I--J--K--L
</td></tr></table>

Surface mining will produce [[rock shards]] on each action that lowered the corner.

Slopes created with surface mining are limited to 3x mining skill on PvE and 1x mining skill on PvP. Be careful as its possible to surface mine a slope's steepness one mine action beyond what your skill will allow. This small mistake prevents any mining actions on top of the slope.

=== Mine doors ===
You can limit access to your mine with the use of a [[mine door]]. Several types of mine doors are available. 
Remember that offdeed minedoors can be bashed, so your mine is not entirely safe just because it has a mine door attached. Perimeter does '''not''' protect mine doors.

Walls can be built around any slope of tunnel entrance by standing within the mine and selecting the tile borders. Note that you should build these walls ''before'' placing a mine door if you wish to install one aswell.

=== Tunnel Excavation ===

Mining a cave wall inside a mine will create a tunnel further into the mine. It takes 45 mining actions to produce the message "The wall will break soon", after which it takes average 5 actions to open the tunnel.

==== Dropshaft ====
To create a dropshaft, mine a tile that is either above or below a tile that has already been dug out.

Primary uses of dropshafts are fast travel from one level of a mine to a lower level.

For example, if you dig down to water level to get a source of water, you can create a water-filled cave and mine out over that cave to get a dropshaft that takes you straight down to the water.

There is no falling [[damage]] inside mines.

I do not recommend doing this as it ruins the structure of the mine. Making some parts unstable thus making it unable to be mined.

=== Tunnel exits ===
* You '''cannot''' mine out from a tunnel if the tile outside has dirt on it.
* You '''can''' mine out from a tunnel if the tile outside is bare rock.

=== Ore mining ===
Ore is produced by mining ore veins found inside a mine. When an ore vein is depleted, a tunnel is created as when tunnel mining. However, a vein can take several thousand actions to deplete, so it is advised to mine around ore veins for tunneling purposes.

Each action will produce one [[ore]] of the vein's type.

=== Floor and ceiling mining ===
Mining the floor or ceiling of a cave does not create tunnels. Instead, it raises (for ceiling) or lowers (for floors) the cave. Note that, as with [[digging]], these actions affect the closest corner of the tile and not the tile itself. A ceiling tile can be mined upward around 31 times before it is too high to reach (given that you haven't lowered the floor before you start). A floor tile can be mined downward all the way to a bit below the water level.

Excavating a new tile from a tile that has a raised ceiling will not create a new tile with the same ceiling height as the adjacent: the new tile will have the standard ceiling height for cave tiles. However, if you have lowered the floor you might excavate a new tile at the same floor level. If you have mined down the two floor corners that are in contact with the wall you mine down the floor will stay at that level (the ceiling will still have standard height, but at the new level). This is very useful for making tunnels, for example for boats, as you only have to reach the wished floor level on the first tile and the rest will go along in accordance to it.

Please note that when mining the floor you can create uneven surfaces thus make it hard to move around in your mine. For the best access in a mine it is recommended not to mine the floor directly unless you have a plan for it. The actions "mine up" and "mine down" create somewhat predictable slopes of 20 and are good if you want a sloped passage, although floor mining can be very useful if used in the right way. Proceed floor excavations with caution as the mining is not easily reversed. When digging you can always drop the dirt and refill the hole - this is '''not''' possible when mining.

You can fix slopes with [[Concrete]]: one concrete will raise one corner, the equivalent of 1 dirt, (or 1 mine action.)

It's advised that you mine cave ceilings when in need of rock shards, since it's faster than mining cave walls.

== Cave-ins ==
Any excavated cave tile has a chance of caving in. When this happens, the tile is simply returned to its former non-excavated state and can be excavated again. If you mine a tile soon after it collapses, it won't need as many mine actions as usual to re-open. Ore veins may appear in cave-ins.

Reinforcing a cave wall with a [[support beam]] lowers the chance of cave-ins, but reinforced walls cannot be excavated, but they can be mined when found on a deed. After approx 50 shards mined from a reinforced wall, the reinforcement is removed and the wall can then be mined out normally. Ore veins are said to count as reinforced for purposes of stability.

Note: The only cave-ins/tile collapse that I have seen are those next to other unmined tiles.
For example: If you mine a three (3) tile wide path, the center tile won't cave in but the outter tiles will have a chance to cave in...

== Other considerations ==
You can either mine "up", "down" or level when mining a tile. Only the last mining action is relevant to determine the direction the mine shaft will take. Mining up or down represents the equivalent of a 20 dirt [[slope]].

There are slight deviations in slope (up to 1 "dirt") when a mine shaft progresses. So, "level" is actually 0 slope, 1, or -1. Note that when connecting two mine shafts, the direction of the mining is irrelevant; one floor will connect to the other floor and ceilings will likewise connect.

== Tips ==
Mining speed is determined by mining skill, [[pickaxe]] [[quality]], [[Skills:Pickaxe|pickaxe skill]] and the [[Wind of Ages]] cast, ordered from greatest effect to least.

== Skillgain ==
{{see also|Mining guide}}
Different ore veins have different difficulties. The easiest is mining plain rock, followed by [[iron vein]]s and [[copper vein]]s. The hardest are silver and gold. As with most things in Wurm, too low difficulty leads to reduced skill gain, while too high difficulty results in high failure rate. A failure results in a 1.00 QL rock or ore.

Items from successful mining have random QL, but the maximum possible is the lower of your mining skill and the tile's inherent quality. See [[prospecting]] for details about tile QL.

''Optimal Skill Gain''

* Rock: 1-50
* [[Iron vein]]: 50-60
* [[Copper vein]]: 60-70
* [[Tin vein]], [[Zinc vein]], or [[Lead vein]]: 70-85
* [[Silver vein]] or [[Marble wall]]: 90-99

== Resources ==
There are several types of resource which can be found while mining:
{| border="1" cellpadding="3"
! Resource
! Vein / Tile
! Crude
! Refined
|-
| [[Copper]]||[[Copper vein]]||[[Copper ore]]||[[Copper lump]]
|-
| [[Gold]]||[[Gold vein]]||[[Gold ore]]||[[Gold lump]]
|-
| [[Iron]]||[[Iron vein]]||[[Iron ore]]||[[Iron lump]]
|-
| [[Lead]]||[[Lead vein]]||[[Lead ore]]||[[Lead lump]]
|-
| [[Silver]]||[[Silver vein]]||[[Silver ore]]||[[Silver lump]]
|-
| [[Tin]]||[[Tin vein]]||[[Tin ore]]||[[Tin lump]]
|-
| [[Zinc]]||[[Zinc vein]]||[[Zinc ore]]||[[Zinc lump]]
|-
| [[Slate]]||[[Slate wall]]||[[Slate shard]]||N/A
|-
| [[Marble]]||[[Marble wall]]||[[Marble shard]]||N/A
|-
| [[Rock]]||[[Rock tile]]||[[Rock shard]]||[[Stone_cutting|Stone cutting]]
|}

Other resources which can be found include [[salt]], [[gems]], [[source crystal]]s and [[flint]].

For details about ore location, see [[prospecting]].

== See also ==
* [[Pickaxe]]
* [[Prospecting]]
* [[Support beam]]
* [[Stuck]]
* [[Mining warnings]]

== [[Titles]] ==
* Miner at 50 skill
* Prime Minester at 70 skill
* Mastermine at 90 skill
*'''The World is Mine''' at 100 skill

==Guides==
* [[Mining guide]]
* [[Mining With Mamadarkness]]

[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Babel/M]]

Olive oil

2014-08-03T21:10:07Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Cooking]] / [[Beverages]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name=Olive oil
|image=Liquid.jpg
|active=[[fruit press]]
|passive=[[olives]] (0.30 kg)
|group=Miscellaneous
|materials=no
|result=* 1 '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.18 kg)
|skill=beverages
|improve=no}}

== Description ==
A syrupy oil made of [[olives]]. Used to burn for light or in the creation of [[compass]]es.

== Uses ==
* Olive oil is used in the creation of [[compass]]es; to start a compass, combine olive oil with a [[pottery jar]].
* Olive oil can also be used as fuel in [[item:oil lamp|oil lamps]] and [[item:lantern|lanterns]].
* Olive oil is used by spirit templars to refill off-deed lamps within 24 tiles of deed. You can store it in a [[huge oil barrel]] to help prevent decay (an on-deed tub will be used as the source for refilling).
* Update: on-deed lamps no longer consume oil

== Notes ==
* Failure to produce olive oil results in the loss of 0.064kg of olives.

==Rare Functionality==
Attempting to combine rare olive oil with regular olive oil generates this message.

''The olive oil or the olive oil would lose it's rarity.''

[[Category:Babel/O]]

Smallmouth bass

2014-08-02T12:08:39Z

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{{stub}}

This [[fish]] has greenish sides with dark vertical bars that come and go, and three dark bars radiating from the eye.

Avg 0.44kg

Weight multiplier 0.04

Large crate

2014-08-01T16:14:12Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Large_crate.jpg
|active=[[Large Nails]]
|passive=[[plank]]
|group=Storage
|materials=* 15x [[plank]]
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=Carpentry
}}

==Description==
''A large crate made from planks, primarily used to transport goods.''

==Vehicle Load Capacity==
{| border="1" cellpadding="5" |
! Vehicle !! No of crates
|-
| [[Large cart]] || 3
|-
| [[Wagon]] || 9
|-
| [[Cog]] || 29
|-
| [[Corbita]] || 49
|-
| [[Knarr]] || 43
|-
| [[Caravel]] || 62
|}

==Notes==

* Requires 60 [[Carpentry]] to create. At 60.0060 carpentry, there is a 23% chance to make this item with a 1 [[QL]] plank.
* The plank's QL determines the success chance. At low Carpentry levels, the plank's QL can make a big difference.
* Prevents decay of its contents similar to a [[bulk storage bin]] and [[food storage bin]].
* Items that fit in a bulk storage bin also fit in crates.
* Holds 300 items.
* Can't be picked up (held in [[inventory]]), but can be [[Load cargo|loaded]] while full.
* You must embark on your vehicle as commander to be able to load this into it. This is not a requirement to unload though.
* [[Load|Loading]] requires 23 Body Strength.
* May be dyed with 13.82kg of [[Dye]].

==See Also==
*[[Small crate]]

[[Category:Storage]]
[[Category:Containers]]

Wild boar

2014-08-01T13:28:53Z

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{{Creature
|image=WildboarRender.jpg
|aggro=Only to [[Libila]] followers
|tamable=No
|dommable=No
|groomable=No
|butcheringprod=[[Meat]], [[tooth]], [[Animal fat|fat]]
|eats=Meat, grain
|ridable=No
|swim=No
|lair=The domain of [[Fo]]
}}

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Bestiary|Bestiary]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==
''A large and strong boar is grunting here.''

'''Wild boar''' is the religion [[animal]] of [[Fo]]. It spawns in the [[white light]] domain of [[Fo]] (on the Freedom Isles as well as in Wild), and is aggressive towards followers of [[Libila]] and her religion animal, the [[rabid hyena]]. It is stronger than a [[brown bear]] but weaker than the hyena. Good to gain [[fighting]] [[skill]].

== Images ==
[[Image:WildBoar.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Wild Boar.]]

[[Category:Bestiary]]
[[Category:Babel/W]]

Explorer tent

2014-07-31T10:14:29Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
{{Item
|name=Explorer tent
|image=Explorer_tent.png
|active=[[Shaft]] (1.00kg)
|passive=[[Square piece of cloth]]
|group=Tents
|materials= * 8x [[Square piece of cloth]]
* 6x [[peg]]
* 8x [[Shaft]]
* 6x [[Cordage rope]]
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (3.50kg)
|skill=Fine carpentry
|improve=no
}}
==Description==
''A more robust version of the standard tent but without the item protection restrictions. The name of the owner, XXX, has been etched on a pole.''

==Notes==
* Has a 100 item inventory limit.
* The player that drops the tent becomes the owner.
* Can be locked with a [[small padlock|small]] or [[large padlock]].
* On Freedom servers, you cannot [[lock picks|lock pick]] a tent that does not belong to you.
* Easy to destroy - 1 hit off deed with a [[huge axe]] did 12 damage to a 50 [[QL]] tent.
* Cannot be placed on deed or perimeter.
* 1 animal can be hitched to a tent.
* Can't be [[Load cargo|loaded]].
* It neeeds to stand 8 dirt or higher over water level to be picked up.
* On PVP servers, you cannot respawn at a tent unless it is placed in your kingdom's influence.
[[Category:Tents]]
[[Category:Babel/E]]

Large chest

2014-07-30T17:08:12Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Notes */ Grammar

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|active=[[iron ribbon]]
|passive=[[plank]]
|group=Storage
|materials=* 4x [[plank]]
* 2x [[iron ribbon]]
* 1x [[small nails]]
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=Fine carpentry
}}

== Description ==
''A large chest made from planks and strengthened with iron ribbons.''

== Notes ==
* The [[QL]] of the iron ribbon determines the creation success rate.
* If the creation attempt fails, the ribbon and plank are damaged.
* The last plank attached determines the [[trees|wood type]] of the chest if the plank is the last component to be attached.
* Cannot be picked up (unlike the [[small chest]]). Drops to the ground where you are standing when you attach the last piece.
* Can be pushed/pulled/rotated.
* With a [[Small padlock|small]] or [[large padlock]] attached, it is a secure storage for items. Be careful not to lose the [[key]] though.
* Large chest that are loaded and unloaded from a cart/wagon regain the ability to be renamed.

== Tips ==
* As is the case with many other items, it is recommended (especially if it's not to be placed on a [[deed]]) to create this chest from [[cedar]].
* It's possible (and in many cases recommended) to make a copy of the key from [[copper lump|copper]].

* Items that can be stored in large chests are:
:All forms of armor.
:Various smaller items.
:[[Short Bow]]

* Items that can not be stored in large chests are:
:[[Bow]]
:[[Long bow]]
:[[Fishing Rod]]
:[[Barding]]

[[Category:Structures]]
[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Storage]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]

Healing cover

2014-07-28T19:11:25Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Strength identification */ Useless info

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Alchemy]] / [[Natural substances]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|image=healing_cover.jpg
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|creation=natural substances
|improve=no
}}



A '''healing cover''' is an [[alchemy]] item made from [[natural substances]] that consists of a poultice of various herbs and other components to be applied on a [[wound]] in order to assist healing. It can be applied in addition to a [[bandage]] or used on its own.

== Method ==
# Activate the first item
# Right-click the second item
# To preview its effectiveness, choose "Alchemy > Lore" (requires at least 10 natural substances skill)
# To make the healing cover, choose "Alchemy > Mix".

== Result ==
* Healing cover (0.02-1.80 kg)

== Skill used ==
* [[Natural substances]]

== Usage ==
# Activate a healing cover
# Right-click a wound
# Choose "Treat"

Chance of success is affected by [[first aid]] skill, the [[quality]] of the cover and the severity of the wound. Failure to apply has a small chance to make the wound worse.

== Cover strength ==
The strength of the cover is the value of the first ingredient multiplied by the value of the second:
: ''substance1.potency * substance2.potency = cover.power''

For example, a cover made from [[garlic]] (2) and [[nettles]] (3) would be (2 x 3 = 6) 6 potency. The maximum potency is 25.

== Potency ==
{| border="0" cellpadding = "3" cellspacing = "1"
! Potency !! Substance
|-
|style="text-align:center; background-color:#33CC33;" rowspan="4" | 5
| [[Black mushroom]]
|-
| [[Gland]]
|-
| [[Heart]]
|-
| [[Twisted unicorn horn|Unicorn twisted horn]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#79A526;" rowspan="4"| 4
| [[Green mushroom]]
|-
| [[Lovage]]
|-
| [[Rosemary]]
|-
| [[Tooth]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#A28E1E;" rowspan="8" | 3
| [[Blue mushroom]]
|-
| [[Bison horn]]
|-
| [[Camellia]]
|-
| [[Eye]]
|-
| [[Long horn]]
|-
| [[Nettles]]
|-
| [[Sage]]
|-
| [[Yellow mushroom]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#C87917;" rowspan="11" | 2
| [[Acorns]]
|-
| [[Barley]]
|-
| [[Bladder]]
|-
| [[Brown mushroom]]
|-
| [[Garlic]]
|-
| [[Hoof]]
|-
| [[Lavender]]
|-
| [[Lemon]]
|-
| [[Paw]]
|-
| [[Sassafras]]
|-
| [[Tail]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#F95E0E;" rowspan="8" | 1
| [[Corn]]
|-
| [[Onion]]
|-
| [[Parsley]]
|-
| [[Pumpkin]]
|-
| [[Reed plants]]
|-
| [[Rose]]
|-
| [[Wemp plants]]
|-
| [[Wheat]]
|-
|}

== Strength identification ==
The [[Quality level|quality]] of a healing cover is of no consequence to the strength of the cover. To identify whether the cover is weak or strong, [[examine]] it:

* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''help some''' against wounds.'' (1-5)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''pretty efficient''' against wounds.'' (6-9)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be good''' against wounds.'' (10-12)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be very good''' against wounds.'' (15-16)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be supreme''' against wounds.'' (20+)

== Effectiveness ==
The effectiveness of a cover is the amount of points the healing cover will add to the base rate of natural healing, which is 5 each 10 minutes. Effectiveness is determined by the substances used to make the covers. Effectiveness can be seen, once applied, while examining a wound, shown as a number between parenthesis at the end of the wound description:

* ''You see a small bruise at the lower back.''
* ''It is covered with some healing plants (2).''

Weak covers will have an effectiveness of 1 to 10 while strong covers will have an effectiveness of 10 or more.

Overall healing tick = 5 + (effectiveness of healing cover)
==Notes==
* Quality of the Healing cover increases the chance to successfully apply it.
* 2 items of the same type can't be mixed except mushrooms.
* Butchered items can last for more than one creation.
* When training [[natural substances]] skill by making covers, higher potency covers will give more skill.

==See also==
* [[Bandage]]
* [[Farmer's salve]]
* [[Healing Guide]]

[[Category:Babel/H]]
[[Category:Natural substances items]]
[[Category:Healing]]

Small raft

2014-07-23T08:53:17Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Notes */ Periods

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Ship building]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Small raft.jpg
|active=[[large nails]]
|passive=[[plank]]
|group=Shipbuilding resources
|materials=* 4x 18kg [[log]]s
* 3x [[plank]]s
* 7x [[large nails]]
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (60.0 kg)
|skill=ship building
}}

== Description ==
Used to transport cargo over water, like masses of [[dirt]], [[rock shards]] and [[ore]]. Other things fit in too. Unlike a [[small cart]] it can be picked up when empty. Holds same volume as Small Cart. See [[containers]] for volume information for all containers.

They need to be floating on water to be dragged, but can be pulled / pushed if on land.

==Total Components==

* 4x [[Plank]]s
* 4x [[Log]]s 18kg or more.
* 8x [[Large nails]]

== Creation ==

The QL of the nails determines creation success. The wood type of the last plank or log added determines the wood type of the completed raft. The plank and large nails will both take damage upon creation failure. Additional components will receive damage if you fail to add them.

Construction only requires 18kg logs. If you use a bigger log (such as a 24kg "full" log), it will consume the entire log and the excess will be lost.

== Notes ==

*Rafts put a massive strain on [[stamina]] so it is not advisable to drag them over large distances since you can [[drown]] very quickly.
*Requires 6.05kg of [[dye]] to paint with colour.
*Can fit a total of 40 dirt, ore or shards (800kg)
*Often used in large carts or boats to increase cargo capacity.
*An unfinished raft (with one nail missing) will weigh between 82.1kg and 90.10kg, but the finished raft will only weigh 60kg.

{{shiplist}}

[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Shipbuilding resources]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Large cart

2014-07-23T07:04:16Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Security */ Grammar

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Large cart
|image=Large cart.jpg
|active=[[plank]] (2.00 kg)
|passive=[[small wheel axle]]
|group=Carts
|materials=* 15 [[plank]]
* 2 [[shaft]] (1.00 kg)
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
''A fairly large two wheel cart designed to be dragged by an animal.''

'''Large carts now requires 20.10 [[mind logic]] to be commanded, but they can still be dragged at any skill level.'''

A '''large cart''' is a mobile [[container]] used to transport cargo or [[player]]. It has a larger capacity than its smaller counterpart [[small cart]], it can be [[drag]]ged by a player or led by up to two [[animals]], and it can be locked with a [[large padlock]]. A large cart can have a commander and up to three additional passengers. A large cart must be at least 10 quality for commander or passengers to ride it.

== Subcomponents ==
* 1x [[small wheel axle]]

=== Total Materials ===
* 7 [[shaft]]
* 22 [[plank|planks]]
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]

Large carts can be difficult to start and continue at very low [[fine carpentry]] skill.

The last piece of wood will determine wood type of cart when attached.

== Hitching ==
*To hitch an animal to a cart, lead it with [[rope]], right-click the cart, and select "Hitch".
*To unhitch one of the animals, embark the cart as commander, right-click that animal and choose "Unhitch".
*To unhitch both animals from the cart, right-click the cart and select "Unhitch".

=== Hitching Notes ===
* 20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to hitch animals.
* The large cart needs to be at least 10 [[quality]] before animals can be hitched to it.
* Hitching any animal will allow you to move the the cart slowly. Weight doesn't matter, only quantity. A second animal only makes it faster.
* [[Hell horse]]s are the fastest hitched animals yet discovered (use to be [[brown bear]]s)
* Animals cannot drag a cart over tiles that have a total [[slope]] of any two adjacent edges over 39.
* All the usual animal traits and statuses like hurting will affect their cart-dragging speed.
* Driver [[stamina]] is drained while driving the cart. Running out of stamina has no effect on the speed.
* Animals remain hitched during a server restart.

=== Animals that can be hitched ===
* [[Horse]] (adult, not foal)
* [[Bull]] (not cows)
* [[Bison]]
* [[Hell horse]] (young and adolescent, fastest known)
* [[Brown bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Black bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Troll]] when dominated (young and adolescent)

Note : the strength of a creature can prevent it from being hitched - [[Animal conditions|conditions]] such as "greenish" affect their strength.

== Security ==

The owner and any person with the ''Manage'' right can manage the usage permissions through a window available via the ''Manage vehicle'' menu option.

The permissions control ''drive'' (embarking as commander), ''mount'' (embarking as a passenger), ''accessing the inventory hold'' of the cart and ''managing the settings''.
Each of these rights can be granted or denied to ''all friends'', ''all villagers'' and ''everyone''. The owner always has all permissions. '''The settings only take effect if the cart is locked, however.'''

The owner of the large cart can attach a [[large padlock]] to it to enable permissions. The lock can be removed by everyone in possession of the key, but only the owner can attach it again.

Another player can drag an unhitched locked cart regardless of what [[large padlock]] enabled management settings are used. Three simple solutions are 1) Leave it with a hitched animal or 2) put heavy things in your cart or 3) store the cart in a secure area. As an example, if you were to put a [[small barrel]] in a cart and then a bunch of 100 kg unfinished [[charcoal pile]]s in the barrel, it would make dragging more difficult. Furthermore, management options will prevent these others from accessing the inventory or using animals to drive the cart away.

On [[Freedom]] carts can not be [[Lockpicking|lockpicked]] unless you are the owner. Trying to do so will result in the following message: ''Stealing carts is punished with death penalty here. You decide not to''.

== Useful capacity quantities ==

The capacity of a large cart can be adjusted by stacking other [[container]]s, such as [[raft]]s, inside. Up to 7 rafts can be added to a large cart. Some items, such as felled trees, cannot fit in rafts, and are indicated as such below.
{| border="1" cellpadding="5" |
! Item !! No containers !! With 6 rafts !! With 7 rafts !! With 5 S.Crates & raft !! With Large Crates
|-
| Any of:
*[[Dirt]]
*[[Heap of sand]]
*[[Peat]]
*[[Ore]]s
*[[Rock shards]]
| 100 (320 combined) || 312 || 312 || 750+40(1 raft)+7 || 900 + 38
|-
| Finished [[support beam]] || 7
| bgcolor="#FF8888" colspan="2" align="center" | Does not fit in rafts?
|-
| [[Felled tree]] || 18 || 12+1 (2 per) || 14+? || 0 || ??
|-
| [[Slab]] || 59 || 42+13 (7 per) || 49+6 || 0+7(1 raft)+1 || 0 + 7
|-
| [[Log]] || 73 || 71 || 70 || 750+9(1 raft)+1 || 900 + 9
|-
| [[Plank]] || 100 || 600+94 (100 per) || 700+93
|-
| [[Stone brick]] || 100 || 564+94 (94 per) || 658+76 || 750+94(1 raft)+18 || 900 + 90
|-
| [[Troll]] || 3||
|-
| [[Backpack]] || 78||
|}

Quantities ending in a question mark are estimated or otherwise unconfirmed. Quantities denoted as "??" are unknown and need to be tested.

== Crate and Raft combinations ==

There are various configurations of [[Small crate]], [[Large crate]] and [[Small raft|rafts]] that can be placed together into a large cart.

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" |
! Large crates !! Small crates !! Rafts
|-
| 3 || 0 || 0
|-
| 2 || 3 || 0
|-
| 2 || 2 || 1
|-
| 1 || 4 || 0
|-
| 1 || 3 || 1
|-
| 1 || 2 || 2
|-
| 1 || 1 || 4
|-
| 1 || 0 || 5
|-
|0 || 5 || 1
|-
|0 || 4 || 2
|-
|0 || 3 || 3
|-
| 0 || 2 || 5
|-
| 0 || 1 || 6
|-
|0 || 0 || 7
|}

== Loadable items ==
Most containers (not the crates) must be empty before loading. Not all are currently listed. You must be embarked as commander in order to be able to load things. Right click them and load them.

* [[Small crate]]
* [[Large crate]]
* [[Large chest]]
* [[Small cart]]
* [[Statue]]
* [[Bed]]
* [[Bow rack]]
* [[Weapons rack]]
* [[Coffin]]
* [[Bench]]
* [[Large dining table]]
* [[Archery target]]

== Unloadable items ==
These cannot be loaded onto a cart, but may be loaded onto a [[wagon]]. Not all are currently listed.

* [[Ornate fountain]]
* [[Food storage bin]]
* [[Bulk storage bin]]
* [[Forge]]
* [[Oven]]
* [[Floor loom]]

== Notes ==
* The type of wood currently does not effect the texture or color of the cart.
* The [[quality]] of the cart affects its [[decay]] rate; there is no other bonuses from increasing the quality of carts.
* The volume of items will affect what fits in the cart. See the [[container]] page for a item volume list.
* Although carts cannot be dragged in [[water tile]]s, they can be pushed. They can be dragged through tiles with 5 slope of water or less.
* 26.65 kg of [[dye]] is needed to paint a large cart.
* The maximum weight a player can drag in a large cart is determined by the formula: ([[strength|body strength]] * 7 - carried weight) * 10 - 240.
*'''As of 1.0 it is no longer known if the following is true. Use caution when building in carts:''' Items can be stowed in large carts during construction, but will drop out when too heavy and will encumber the cart during construction. If the item becomes too heavy to remove and too heavy to finish, the cart will be useless and the item cannot be removed. If boats are being made in it, then it is advisable to take the cart to the water before finishing the boat.

==See Also==
*[[Small cart]]
*[[Wagon]]

[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Carts]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]

Stern

2014-07-22T16:58:06Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Notes */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Ship building]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
{{Item
|name=Stern
|image=none.jpg
|active=[[Tenon]]
|passive=[[Hull plank]]
|group=Shipbuilding resources
|materials=* 10x [[Hull plank]]
* 20x [[Peg]]
* 9x [[Tenon]]
|result=* 1 '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (120 kg)
|skill=ship building
|improve=carpentry
}}

A '''stern''' is a [[ship building]] [[item]].

== Notes ==
* [[Tenon]] [[QL]] affects % chance of success. [[Failure]] will [[damage]] the tenon and the hull plank.
* Will neither fit in a [[Small cart|small]] nor [[large cart]].
* If building a boat in a cart away from [[water]], leave off a [[peg]] until the stern is ready to be finished - an unfinished stern fits in carts.

== Item totals ==
* 11 [[Hull plank]]
* 20 [[Peg]]
* 10 [[Tenon]]

==Uses==
* [[Caravel]]
* [[Cog]]
* [[Corbita]]
* [[Knarr]]
* [[Rowing boat]]
* [[Small sailing boat]]

[[Category:Shipbuilding resources]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Hunting arrow

2014-07-21T14:27:07Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Notes */ woopsie

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fletching]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Hunting arrow.png
|active=[[arrow shaft]] (0.1 kg)
|passive=[[hunting arrow head]]
|group=Miscellaneous
|materials=no
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.14 kg)
|skill=fletching
|improve=fletching
}}

== Description ==
''An arrow with a thin straight head that can more easily be pulled out of a killed creature.''

== Notes ==
* It has greater accuracy than a [[war arrow]], but does less damage.
* The quality level of the [[Hunting arrow head|arrow head]] affects creation success.
* Arrows made from [[maple]] take less damage (4 damage a shot instead of 5).
* Arrows made from [[cedar]] are easier to improve.
* Upon creation failure, the arrow head loses 0.5 [[QL]].

== See Also ==
* [[Archery]]

[[Category:Arrows]]
[[Category:Babel/H]]

Hunting arrow

2014-07-21T14:25:41Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Notes */ Creation failure

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fletching]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Hunting arrow.png
|active=[[arrow shaft]] (0.1 kg)
|passive=[[hunting arrow head]]
|group=Miscellaneous
|materials=no
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.14 kg)
|skill=fletching
|improve=fletching
}}

== Description ==
''An arrow with a thin straight head that can more easily be pulled out of a killed creature.''

== Notes ==
* It has greater accuracy than a [[war arrow]], but does less damage.
* The quality level of the [[Hunting arrow head|arrow head]] affects creation success.
* Arrows made from [[maple]] take less damage (4 damage a shot instead of 5).
* Arrows made from [[cedar]] are easier to improve.
* Upon creation failure, the arrow head loses 1 [[QL]].

== See Also ==
* [[Archery]]

[[Category:Arrows]]
[[Category:Babel/H]]

Shaft

2014-07-21T08:11:43Z

Ddddestroyer: Period.

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Shaft
|image=Shaft.png
|active=[[carving knife]]
|passive=[[log]] (2.00 kg)
|group=Construction material
|materials=* None
|result=* 1 '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1.00 kg)
* 1 '''[[Wood scrap]]''' (1.00 kg)
|skill=carpentry
|improve=no}}

== Description ==
''A one step long wooden shaft that could be used to create a tool or a weapon.''

== Usage ==
* Shafts are mainly used in the creation of [[carpentry]] and [[smithing]] items.

* A shaft can be used as a weapon when the player has not yet created one with [[smithing]] but it is not advisable, it is, however, excellent at training the fighting skill.

== Notes ==
* When creating a shaft, the quality of the [[carving knife]] determines the success rate of the shaft.

* When wielded, shafts are considered two-handed weapons, so both hands must be free in order to wield one.

* Shafts may also be created by using a [[crude knife]] on a foraged [[branch]].

[[Category:Two handed weapon]]
[[Category:Construction material]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Large cart

2014-07-20T19:09:42Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Security */ Removing outdated info

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Large cart
|image=Large cart.jpg
|active=[[plank]] (2.00 kg)
|passive=[[small wheel axle]]
|group=Carts
|materials=* 15 [[plank]]
* 2 [[shaft]] (1.00 kg)
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
''A fairly large two wheel cart designed to be dragged by an animal.''

'''Large carts now requires 20.10 [[mind logic]] to be commanded, but they can still be dragged at any skill level.'''

A '''large cart''' is a mobile [[container]] used to transport cargo or [[player]]. It has a larger capacity than its smaller counterpart [[small cart]], it can be [[drag]]ged by a player or led by up to two [[animals]], and it can be locked with a [[large padlock]]. A large cart can have a commander and up to three additional passengers. A large cart must be at least 10 quality for commander or passengers to ride it.

== Subcomponents ==
* 1x [[small wheel axle]]

=== Total Materials ===
* 7 [[shaft]]
* 22 [[plank|planks]]
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]

Large carts can be difficult to start and continue at very low [[fine carpentry]] skill.

The last piece of wood will determine wood type of cart when attached.

== Hitching ==
*To hitch an animal to a cart, lead it with [[rope]], right-click the cart, and select "Hitch".
*To unhitch one of the animals, embark the cart as commander, right-click that animal and choose "Unhitch".
*To unhitch both animals from the cart, right-click the cart and select "Unhitch".

=== Hitching Notes ===
* 20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to hitch animals.
* The large cart needs to be at least 10 [[quality]] before animals can be hitched to it.
* Hitching any animal will allow you to move the the cart slowly. Weight doesn't matter, only quantity. A second animal only makes it faster.
* [[Hell horse]]s are the fastest hitched animals yet discovered (use to be [[brown bear]]s)
* Animals cannot drag a cart over tiles that have a total [[slope]] of any two adjacent edges over 39.
* All the usual animal traits and statuses like hurting will affect their cart-dragging speed.
* Driver [[stamina]] is drained while driving the cart. Running out of stamina has no effect on the speed.
* Animals remain hitched during a server restart.

=== Animals that can be hitched ===
* [[Horse]] (adult, not foal)
* [[Bull]] (not cows)
* [[Bison]]
* [[Hell horse]] (young and adolescent, fastest known)
* [[Brown bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Black bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Troll]] when dominated (young and adolescent)

Note : the strength of a creature can prevent it from being hitched - [[Animal conditions|conditions]] such as "greenish" affect their strength.

== Security ==

The owner and any person with the ''Manage'' right can manage the usage permissions through a window available via the ''Manage vehicle'' menu option.

The permissions control ''drive'' (embarking as commander), ''mount'' (embarking as a passenger), ''accessing the inventory hold'' of the cart and ''managing the settings''.
Each of these rights can be granted or denied to ''all friends'', ''all villagers'' and ''everyone''. The owner always has all permissions. '''The settings only take affect if the cart is locked, however.'''

The owner of the large cart can attach a [[large padlock]] to it to enable permissions. The lock can be removed by everyone in possession of the key, but only the owner can attach it again.

Another player can drag an unhitched locked cart regardless of what [[large padlock]] enabled management settings are used. Three simple solutions are 1) Leave it with an hitched animal or 2) put heavy things in your cart or 3) store the cart in a secure area. As an example, if you were to put a [[small barrel]] in a cart and then a bunch of 100 kg unfinished [[charcoal pile]]s in the barrel, it would make dragging more difficult. Furthermore, management option will prevent these others from accessing the inventory or using animals to drive the cart away.

On [[Freedom]] carts can not be [[Lockpicking|lockpicked]] unless you are the owner. Trying to do so will result in the following message: ''Stealing carts is punished with death penalty here. You decide not to''.

== Useful capacity quantities ==

The capacity of a large cart can be adjusted by stacking other [[container]]s, such as [[raft]]s, inside. Up to 7 rafts can be added to a large cart. Some items, such as felled trees, cannot fit in rafts, and are indicated as such below.
{| border="1" cellpadding="5" |
! Item !! No containers !! With 6 rafts !! With 7 rafts !! With 5 S.Crates & raft !! With Large Crates
|-
| Any of:
*[[Dirt]]
*[[Heap of sand]]
*[[Peat]]
*[[Ore]]s
*[[Rock shards]]
| 100 (320 combined) || 312 || 312 || 750+40(1 raft)+7 || 900 + 38
|-
| Finished [[support beam]] || 7
| bgcolor="#FF8888" colspan="2" align="center" | Does not fit in rafts?
|-
| [[Felled tree]] || 18 || 12+1 (2 per) || 14+? || 0 || ??
|-
| [[Slab]] || 59 || 42+13 (7 per) || 49+6 || 0+7(1 raft)+1 || 0 + 7
|-
| [[Log]] || 73 || 71 || 70 || 750+9(1 raft)+1 || 900 + 9
|-
| [[Plank]] || 100 || 600+94 (100 per) || 700+93
|-
| [[Stone brick]] || 100 || 564+94 (94 per) || 658+76 || 750+94(1 raft)+18 || 900 + 90
|-
| [[Troll]] || 3||
|-
| [[Backpack]] || 78||
|}

Quantities ending in a question mark are estimated or otherwise unconfirmed. Quantities denoted as "??" are unknown and need to be tested.

== Crate and Raft combinations ==

There are various configurations of [[Small crate]], [[Large crate]] and [[Small raft|rafts]] that can be placed together into a large cart.

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" |
! Large crates !! Small crates !! Rafts
|-
| 3 || 0 || 0
|-
| 2 || 3 || 0
|-
| 2 || 2 || 1
|-
| 1 || 4 || 0
|-
| 1 || 3 || 1
|-
| 1 || 2 || 2
|-
| 1 || 1 || 4
|-
| 1 || 0 || 5
|-
|0 || 5 || 1
|-
|0 || 4 || 2
|-
|0 || 3 || 3
|-
| 0 || 2 || 5
|-
| 0 || 1 || 6
|-
|0 || 0 || 7
|}

== Loadable items ==
Most containers (not the crates) must be empty before loading. Not all are currently listed. You must be embarked as commander in order to be able to load things. Right click them and load them.

* [[Small crate]]
* [[Large crate]]
* [[Large chest]]
* [[Small cart]]
* [[Statue]]
* [[Bed]]
* [[Bow rack]]
* [[Weapons rack]]
* [[Coffin]]
* [[Bench]]
* [[Large dining table]]
* [[Archery target]]

== Unloadable items ==
These cannot be loaded onto a cart, but may be loaded onto a [[wagon]]. Not all are currently listed.

* [[Ornate fountain]]
* [[Food storage bin]]
* [[Bulk storage bin]]
* [[Forge]]
* [[Oven]]
* [[Floor loom]]

== Notes ==
* The type of wood currently does not effect the texture or color of the cart.
* The [[quality]] of the cart affects its [[decay]] rate; there is no other bonuses from increasing the quality of carts.
* The volume of items will affect what fits in the cart. See the [[container]] page for a item volume list.
* Although carts cannot be dragged in [[water tile]]s, they can be pushed. They can be dragged through tiles with 5 slope of water or less.
* 26.65 kg of [[dye]] is needed to paint a large cart.
* The maximum weight a player can drag in a large cart is determined by the formula: ([[strength|body strength]] * 7 - carried weight) * 10 - 240.
*'''As of 1.0 it is no longer known if the following is true. Use caution when building in carts:''' Items can be stowed in large carts during construction, but will drop out when too heavy and will encumber the cart during construction. If the item becomes too heavy to remove and too heavy to finish, the cart will be useless and the item cannot be removed. If boats are being made in it, then it is advisable to take the cart to the water before finishing the boat.

==See Also==
*[[Small cart]]
*[[Wagon]]

[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Carts]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]

Sickle blade

2011-08-03T20:45:51Z

Ddddestroyer: Rephrasing the note

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Weapon smithing]] / [[Blades smithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Sickle blade
|active=glowing [[iron lump]] (0.4 kg)
|passive=[[large anvil]]
|group=Miscellaneous
|materials=no
|result=* 1 '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.4 kg)
|skill=blades smithing}}

== Description ==
A blade used in the construction of a [[sickle]], together with a [[wooden handle]]

== Notes ==
[[Sickle blade]]s are often the first time a new player encounters the the minimum required creation chance. The item requires a 6% chance of creation or greater to be displayed in the creation menu, and a sickle blade requires [[blades smithing]] of more than 1.00 to reach this level.

[[Category:Babel/S]]

Goblin

2011-06-26T20:33:49Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Description */ Fixed a typo

{{Creature
|aggro=Yes
|tamable=No
|dommable=Yes
|groomable=No
|butcheringprod=[[Meat]]
|eats=Meat
|ridable=No
|swim=No
|lair=[[Goblin hut]]
}}

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Animals]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==
''This small, dirty creature looks at you greedily, and would go into a frenzy if you show pain.''

'''Goblin''' is a feisty little green [[animal|creature]] similar in strength to a [[black wolf]].

*Goblins spawn near [[goblin hut]]s.
*Often found in groups.
*Uses claw and kick attacks.

== Special treats ==

They will go into a frenzy if you are low on [[stamina]] and health. Goblins are attracted to any fighting, including fights with any goblins, making it a certain death if you are not paying attention. (To be confirmed)

== Fighting tips ==
These are fairly weak little creatures but they are not to be underestimated. Alone one of these goblins can be a pushover. But if you're caught off guard with a lot of them, it can get messy. They deal many light wounds and sometimes medium wounds, but mostly on your legs, arms and feet (because they are small), and rarely hit you in the head.

== Images ==
[[Image:Goblin.JPG|left|thumb|200px|A goblin.]]
[[Image:Goblin2.jpg|left|thumb|97px|Another goblin.]]
[[Category:Bestiary]]
[[Category:Babel/G]]

Gland

2010-05-08T11:31:06Z

Ddddestroyer: Fixed typo.

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Butchering]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

A gland butchered from an animal, filled with mysterious substances.

It can be used in the creation of [[healing cover|healing covers]], where it has a potency of 5.

Uses 0.01 wieght when creating a [[healing cover|healing cover]].

Found by successfully butchering it from:

* [[Large Rat]]s
* [[Pig]]s
* [[Deer]]s
* [[Crocodile]]s
* [[Troll]]s
* [[Anaconda]]s

[[Category:Butchering items]]
[[Category:Natural substances items]]
[[Category:Babel/G]]

Paving

2009-10-03T20:44:00Z

Ddddestroyer:

[[CDB | Main]] / [[:Category:Skills | Skills]] / [[Paving]]

== Description ==
Paving is the skill needed to pave dirt for faster travel.

Road construction is very important in Wurm, it lets you go places - fast. On a paved road you can reach speeds up to 17.31km/h compared to the 11km/h on grass and less then half of that on sand. That in combination with finding your way around (which many seem to have trouble with in Wurm) makes it pretty obvious that roads are a good thing to have.

== Items required ==

* [[Rock Shards]] for making [[Terrain:Gravel|Gravel]]
* [[Stone Brick]] for making [[Terrain:Cobblestone|Cobblestone]]
* [[Slab]] for making [[Terrain:Stone slabs|Stone slabs]]
* [[Terrain:Wooden planks|Wooden planks]] for making [[Floor boards]]

== Method ==

Paving is done on [[Terrain:Packed dirt|Packed dirt]]. Simply activate the item you want to pave with, right-click the tile and choose 'pave'.

Paved tiles can be converted back to [[Terrain:Dirt|Dirt]] by equiping a shovel and choosing 'destroy pavement'. [[Vynora]] frowns upon such actions, however. [[Body strength]] of 21 is needed for destroying pavement.

== Levelling ==

To make a road level to walk on (so does not slope to one side), stand on the higher of the two sides and examine the tile border that crosses the road to the lower side. You will need to do some combination of [[digging]] the higher side and dropping dirt on the lower side to bring this to "this slope is level".

In normal grassy areas, it may be possible to simply choose '[[flattening|flatten]]' on each tile as you walk along the road, but this often does not work because of rock, uneven numbers of dirt, lack of dirt in your inventory or low digging skill. A player with a higher [[digging]] skill may also flatten paved tiles of any type provided they're not too close to a building / wall or on deeded land where they do not have permission. The dig & dump method however will always work, unless there is a fence preventing dirt from being dropped. It may also be possible that a road has to be placed near a 30+ slope, in that case, it's better to [[flattening|flat-raise]] to flatten your tile because any dirt dropped will slide down.

When using flatten, one may find it handy to 'stop' the flatten action once the slope hits the desired value, instead of allowing the entire flatten to take place. This can make evening out slopes along a hill much faster.

== Slopes ==

The optimal road slope is 20. Any slope greater than 20 may physically hurt you if you travel down the road at full speed.

A road with a slope of 24+ is self-defeating and fairly useless.

== [[Titles]] ==
* Roadbuilder at 50 skill

[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Babel/P]]

Small wheel

2009-08-25T09:27:37Z

Ddddestroyer:

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] /'''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|active=[[plank]]
|passive=[[shaft]] (1 kg)
|group=Miscellaneous
|materials=* 2x [[plank]]
* 1x [[shaft]] (1 kg)
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=fine carpentry
}}

== Description ==
Two small wheels can be combined with a shaft to create a [[small wheel axle]].

== Note ==

Planks are lost when you fail during the creation process.

[[Category:Babel/S]]

Special:Badtitle/NS105:Perch

2009-08-24T09:24:02Z

Ddddestroyer:

Pike is a shallow water fish.

Min weight and average weight is .65kg in shallow water. Catching a .65kg pike causes about .80 damage to a fine fishing rod.

I disagree with the first part. I keep catching pikes in the wide open. [[user:Ddddestroyer|Ddddestroyer]] (24 August 2009)

Special:Badtitle/NS105:Carp

2009-08-22T13:04:53Z

Ddddestroyer:

Carp are caught in shallow water.

Average and min weight is 2.72kg.

Lies, I've caught carps in deep water. Though their weight rarely exceeds 2,72 kg. [[user:Ddddestroyer|Ddddestroyer]] (22nd August 2009)

Special:Badtitle/NS105:Carp

2009-08-22T13:03:48Z

Ddddestroyer:

Acorn

2009-08-22T09:23:21Z

Ddddestroyer:

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Botanizing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

An '''acorn''' can be found when [[botanizing]] [[grass|grass tile]]s and can be used for making [[tannin]] or [[healing cover]]s (potency 2). An acorn can also used to [[tame]] [[deer]] and [[Unicorn|Unicorns]] (as can other [[seed]]s).

[[Category:Natural substances items]]
[[Category:Botanised items]]
[[category:Babel/A]]

Talk:Fishing

2009-08-22T08:52:48Z

Ddddestroyer:

It's rumored that you catch marlin after 10 skill

Does fishing rod QL affect the success of catching a fish? or the QL of the fish? [[User:Zao|Zao]] (Aug 21, 2009)

When I imped my rod I started catching more fish and their QL went up too. [[user:Ddddestroyer|Ddddestroyer]] (Aug 22, 2009)

Colossus

2009-08-18T17:02:18Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Golden Valley */

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|active=[[colossus brick]]
|passive=[[clay]] (2.00kg)
|group=Decorations
|materials=* 1999x [[clay]] (2kg each)
* 1999x [[colossus brick]]s
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=masonry
}}
A colossus is a huge statue. It is twice the height of a [[guard tower]] and is 3 tiles long and wide.

== Known Colossi ==
=== Wild ===
* Colossus of Landing - ''[[The Landing]]''
* Colossus of Mole Hill - ''[[Fort Mole]]''
* Colossus of The Shroud - ''[[The Shroud]]''
* Colossus of Whosville - ''[[Whosville]]''
* Colossus of Dark Citadel - ''[[Dark Citadel]]''

=== Golden Valley ===
* Colossus of Zephyr and notasian - ''[[Glitterdale]]''

A colossus can be painted but the amount of dye needed is unknown.

Colossus

2009-08-18T17:01:43Z

Ddddestroyer: /* Wild */

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|active=[[colossus brick]]
|passive=[[clay]] (2.00kg)
|group=Decorations
|materials=* 1999x [[clay]] (2kg each)
* 1999x [[colossus brick]]s
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=masonry
}}
A colossus is a huge statue. It is twice the height of a [[guard tower]] and is 3 tiles long and wide.

== Known Colossi ==
=== Wild ===
* Colossus of Landing - ''[[The Landing]]''
* Colossus of Mole Hill - ''[[Fort Mole]]''
* Colossus of The Shroud - ''[[The Shroud]]''
* Colossus of Whosville - ''[[Whosville]]''
* Colossus of Dark Citadel - ''[[Dark Citadel]]''

=== Golden Valley ===
* Colossus of Zephyr and notasian ''[[Glitterdale]]''

A colossus can be painted but the amount of dye needed is unknown.

Large iron shield

2009-08-17T17:44:10Z

Ddddestroyer: Added a missing dot.

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Armour smithing]] / [[Shield smithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Large iron shield
|active=[[glowing]] [[iron lump]] (4.50 kg)
|passive=[[large anvil]]
|group=Shields
|materials=no
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (4.50 kg)
|skill=shield smithing
}}

=== Description ===
Large shields have the greatest base percentage to block with the highest penalty against weapon speed. They are however, considered the ideal choice for shield users as the massive parry chance increase far outweighs the additional attack speed deficit.

'''NOTE: Large iron shields mitigate 20% more damage than large wooden shields but damage quicker.'''

[[Category:Shields]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]