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User talk:Eep

2009-12-26T14:00:58Z

Eep: /* User behavior */ <yawn>

==Links==
It would be easier if you edited the link like this:

<nowiki>[[Rock Tile|Rock tile]]</nowiki> 
[[Rock Tile|Rock tile]]

That way you won't need to make a new page and redirect for everything. -[[User:Swedish Phoenix|Swedish Phoenix]] 07:45, October 9, 2007

:No, it wouldn't, because capitalization is a bitch to remember; redirects are the standard wiki way and are no big deal. -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 05:14, 24 October 2007 (CDT)

==Redirects==
Please stop redirecting "Items:" pages. Those are for ingame help, not the main pages. --[[User:KaiH|KaiH]] 17:09, 12 November 2009 (CST)

:Better to redirect than to have blank! -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 23:26, 12 November 2009 (CST)

::Better to fill in the blanks, formatting doesn't work well for ingame help --[[User:KaiH|KaiH]] 07:27, 13 November 2009 (CST)

:::Feel free to do so when you have time. Again, vs. nothing there at all, it's better to have a redirect to the normal page until an in-Wurm page can be created. Incidentally, it's highly lame Wurm can't handle HTML formatting, which would remove the need to even HAVE separate redundant pages... Also, learn to do a correct signature with <nowiki>"~~~~"</nowiki> so your name is linked to your user page... Fixing yours...again...<eyeroll> -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 07:31, 13 November 2009 (CST)

::::No need to attack me. I appreciate your work on the Wiki :) It's just that "redirects" on "Item:" pages mostly become overseen by other people contributing to the Wiki. Yes, it's lame that HTML doesn't work - we have to live with it for now. And thanks for the tip for Signature, but it doesn't work for me sometimes :( (no idea why...) -[[User:KaiH|KaiH]] 07:53, 13 November 2009 (CST)

:::::I didn't attack (you'd know if I did--trust me). Your browser must not be saving tildas (~) or something correctly because this is a standard MediaWiki concept that's been around, oh, like, for as long as MediaWiki's been in existence. Make sure you do FOUR (4) tildas and hit "Show preview" to see if it actually works (if not, your browser or OS is doing something screwy and you might wanna Google it). Fixing your sig yet again... -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 08:04, 13 November 2009 (CST)

::::::What an easy fix... Raw Signatures was checked in my preferences <rolleyes> -[[User:KaiH|KaiH]] 08:39, 13 November 2009 (CST)

==[[Sleep]]==
It only takes 1 minute if you try to go to sleep off-deed. On deed it is instant, and if you have been fighting in the last 5 minutes it takes considerably more than 1 minute. Most people live on a deed, therefor for most people, going to sleep causes them to log off and leave the world instantly. I thought my wording was more accurate, but it's not a big deal I guess. [[User:Robert|Jup]] 16:27, 16 December 2009 (CST)

:I never knew the time to go to sleep varied so the page should be updated accordingly. -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 21:55, 16 December 2009 (CST)

==player pages in main space==
I don't know why, but it is the wiki policy not to do this. See [[Special:Log]] for examples of pages deleted for this reason. -[[User:Thorgot|Thorgot]] 19:21, December 25, 2009

:First, sign your posts with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. Second, I'm not putting player pages in "main space" but simply redirects to them. If/when a Wurm term conflicts with a player's name, it can be handled with a disambiguation page accordingly. -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 20:25, 25 December 2009 (CST)

::Nearly all of the other player pages which have been deleted just redirected, as you are doing. -[[User:Thorgot|thorgot]] 20:30, 25 December 2009 (CST)

:::Why? No reason is not a policy other than that of oppression. Besides, I already explained how term conflicts can be handled. No biggie, yo. -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 20:33, 25 December 2009 (CST)

::::If you wish to take up the oppression of the GMs of your rights to decide the rules of the wiki, please take that up with them instead of spamming new pages. -[[User:Thorgot|thorgot]] 20:35, 25 December 2009 (CST)

:::::Um, adding links is not spam, silly. Don't be a wanna-be griefing wiktator, eh? -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 20:36, 25 December 2009 (CST)

::::::It has been a common rule for whatever reason to not create user pages in the main namespace. We all obey that rule and you should do. It's not up to you to decide on the wiki rules. [[User:Wintermute|Wintermute]] 01:30, 26 December 2009 (CST)

:::::::Common rule where? I've never seen this "rule" and it's not on [[WurmPedia:Style]] either. Do you blindly and mindlessly follow rules without understanding them? Only a lemming does that. Are you a [[Wiktionary:lemming|lemming]], Wintermute (and Thorgot)? <blink> Again, it's no big deal unless the player's name conflicts with a game term, in which case it's easily handled with a disambiguation page. I see no reason to change this common wiki "rule" either. Get over it already. -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 04:15, 26 December 2009 (CST)

::::::::Ever since I follow the recent changes user pages in the main namespace have been moved to the user namespace. I sorry that you can't find a rule on it written down somewhere but you like to wiki a lot so you can add it. Get over it? You are the guy that's new and you have now been told by two users that user pages should go to the user namespace so do it now. And there is no need to get offensive at all. AFAIK you are the one that was banned from the wiki, maybe the moderators should have left it that way. [[User:Wintermute|Wintermute]] 06:13, 26 December 2009 (CST)

:::::::::There is NO need to not have player name redirect pages--especially when a player's name is linked to a lot, (like Tritus). No Wurm term is going to conflict with his name (and most other player names), so your reasoning is non-existant and stupid. -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 06:40, 26 December 2009 (CST)

Stop to create redirection pages to playernames. It is unwanted, unnecessary and it doesn't work to redirect to player:# pages for a reason! [[User:KaiH|KaiH]] 06:18, 26 December 2009 (CST)

:Again, that reason is? Put up or shut up. -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 06:40, 26 December 2009 (CST)

==User behavior==
This in not '''your''' Wiki, Eep. Imo you are stubborn and arrogant, i reported your behaviour. [[User:KaiH|KaiH]] 07:46, 26 December 2009 (CST)

:Never claimed it ''was'' my wiki, Kai. No one has given ''any'' (let alone good) reason for why player names can't be in the main namespace. Not my fault you people fail critical thinking... -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 08:00, 26 December 2009 (CST)

Repair

2009-12-26T13:48:41Z

Eep: /* Unrepairable items */ arrow head/shaft

'''Repair''' is a [[repairing]] [[improve]]ment [[action]] done without any [[item]] on just about every item to remove [[damage]].

==Unrepairable items==
* [[Animal parts]]
* [[Armor chains]]
* [[Arrow head]]
* [[Arrow shaft]]
* [[Belaying pin]]
* [[Cloth sheet]], [[cloth square]], [[cloth string]] (though these can be [[combine]]d to repair damage)
* [[Fishing hook]]
* [[Food]]
* [[Key]]
* [[Key form]]
* [[Leather]]
* [[Liquid]]
* [[Nails]]
* [[Plank]]
* [[Pottery]] (hardened)
* [[Raw materials]] (though some can be combined to repair damage)
* [[Ribbon]]
* [[Rivets]]
* [[Rope]]
* [[Shaft]]
* [[Steel and flint]]
* [[Tenon]]
* [[Whetstone]]
* [[Yoyo]]

==See also==
* [[Improve]]
* [[Repairing]]

[[Category:Actions]]
[[Category:Babel/R]]

Arrow head

2009-12-26T13:48:26Z

Eep: New page: '''Arrow head''' may refer to: * Hunting arrow head * War arrow head {{disambig}} Category:Archery Category:Babel/A Category:Items

'''Arrow head''' may refer to:

* [[Hunting arrow head]]
* [[War arrow head]]

{{disambig}}

[[Category:Archery]]
[[Category:Babel/A]]
[[Category:Items]]

Repair

2009-12-26T13:29:51Z

Eep: /* Unrepairable items */ cloth stuff, leather

'''Repair''' is a [[repairing]] [[improve]]ment [[action]] done without any [[item]] on just about every item to remove [[damage]].

==Unrepairable items==
* [[Animal parts]]
* [[Armor chains]]
* [[Belaying pin]]
* [[Cloth sheet]], [[cloth square]], [[cloth string]] (though these can be [[combine]]d to repair damage)
* [[Fishing hook]]
* [[Food]]
* [[Key]]
* [[Key form]]
* [[Leather]]
* [[Liquid]]
* [[Nails]]
* [[Plank]]
* [[Pottery]] (hardened)
* [[Raw materials]] (though some can be combined to repair damage)
* [[Ribbon]]
* [[Rivets]]
* [[Rope]]
* [[Shaft]]
* [[Steel and flint]]
* [[Tenon]]
* [[Whetstone]]
* [[Yoyo]]

==See also==
* [[Improve]]
* [[Repairing]]

[[Category:Actions]]
[[Category:Babel/R]]

Cloth string

2009-12-26T13:28:25Z

Eep: Redirecting to String of cloth

#redirect[[string of cloth]]

Cloth square piece

2009-12-26T13:26:11Z

Eep: Redirecting to Square piece of cloth

#redirect[[square piece of cloth]]

Cloth square

2009-12-26T13:25:58Z

Eep: Redirecting to Square piece of cloth

#redirect[[square piece of cloth]]

Repair

2009-12-26T12:54:55Z

Eep: /* Unrepairable items */ plank, shaft

'''Repair''' is a [[repairing]] [[improve]]ment [[action]] done without any [[item]] on just about every item to remove [[damage]].

==Unrepairable items==
* [[Animal parts]]
* [[Armor chains]]
* [[Belaying pin]]
* [[Fishing hook]]
* [[Food]]
* [[Key]]
* [[Key form]]
* [[Liquid]]
* [[Nails]]
* [[Plank]]
* [[Pottery]] (hardened)
* [[Raw materials]] (though some can be [[combine]]d to repair damage)
* [[Ribbon]]
* [[Rivets]]
* [[Rope]]
* [[Shaft]]
* [[Steel and flint]]
* [[Tenon]]
* [[Whetstone]]
* [[Yoyo]]

==See also==
* [[Improve]]
* [[Repairing]]

[[Category:Actions]]
[[Category:Babel/R]]

User talk:Eep

2009-12-26T12:40:49Z

Eep: /* player pages in main space */ replies

Sickle

2009-12-26T10:34:58Z

Eep: real cleanup

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

{{item
|name=Sickle
|active=[[sickle blade]]
|passive=[[wooden handle]] (0.10 kg)
|group=Weapons
|materials=no
|result=1 '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.50 kg)
|skill=weapon smithing}}

A '''sickle''' is ''a kind of small hand-held [[scythe]] with a crescent-moon formed blade.''

==Uses==
* [[Harvest]] fruit and other things from [[tree]]s and [[bush]]es when in [[season]]
* [[Pick flowers]] from certain [[grass tile]]s
* [[Pick sprout]]s from [[age|mature, old, and very old]] trees and bushes
* [[Prune]] very old and overaged trees and bushes
* [[Cut down]] trees (but sickle skill gain will not go above 20 doing so)

[[Category:Babel/S]]
[[Category:Tools]]
[[Category:Nature]]

Guides:Farming With Tritus

2009-12-26T10:26:05Z

Eep: fix link, credit

By [[Tritus]]

See [[farming]] for a more general overview.

Farming can be a difficult skill to start, in the sense that getting your hands on the seeds as a new [[player]] can be extremely time consuming. But, since most people build their first [[house]] with at least some surrounding [[land]] [[fence]]d off...

[[Forage]] and [[botanise]] a few times every time you log on. Every time you get a [[seed]], [[plant]] it in the grounds of your house.

'''Notes:'''
* To prepare the ground for planting you may need to [[Flatten]] and then [[cultivate]] it.
* Initially you should start with an easier crop such as [[corn]], [[cotton]], [[potato]], or [[wemp]]. Otherwise you may get zero [[skill]] gain.
* [[Onion]] and [[garlic]] definitely give zero skill gain with up to 22 in farming. They give some skill gain near 30.

Once you have [[sow]]n your seeds, you want to [[farm]] the [[tile]] at least once every real [[day]].

You will raise your skill more quickly if you farm more often, although once every 6 hours is about the most often you will be able to.

Your crops should begin to ripen about 3-5 days after you planted them but this is not precise. Each tile will grow at a different rate and if you sow 10 seeds at the same time then those ten tiles may ripen individually at different times over 3-5 days.

You will rarely lose a [[harvest]] if you harvest at the same time every day. Crops that are ripe can often, though not always, still be properly harvested at the same time the following day.

Your crops will be ripe when the top of the crop (when groomed) is exactly level with the top of a [[small barrel]] placed in the tile.

Your crops need to be harvested within about 24 hours of becoming ripe. If you harvest too early or too late you will get reduced yield. If you are only getting one potato, or whatever, anyway then you will get nothing from early or late harvesting.

At higher skill levels you should be able to harvest early or late without losing all of your crop.

After you harvest you should sow one seed right back into the tile.

You get almost no skill for sowing. You get most skill from farming and maybe a good deal less than that for harvesting.

Your best bet is to assume that you will not be making any real crop gain from your farming until your skill is at 15. In other words, up to that point all your farming will be very much sowing one seed to get one seed back.

With a 50-tile farm you will get roughly 1 point of farming per day if you tend your fields twice a day at 10 hour intervals. Takes about 20 mins to tend 50 tiles with a 10 [[QL]] [[rake]]. As your skill level improves yield increases from 1 through 3 and 4 to 6.

'''Tip:''': If possible always sow, farm, and harvest at the same time just before you go to [[sleep]]. That way, if you can check again first thing after you wake up, you should almost never lose any crop.

Alternatively, do all your farming immediately after you login, at the same time every day.

=== Basic farming cycle ===
# Sow
# Farm (at least once per day. Every time the field requires it preferred...)
# Harvest (when your crop is level with the top of a small barrel)
# Sow (always replant at least one seed from your harvest)

=== Yield borders (approximate) ===
{| class=sortable
! Crop !! Yield 1-3 !! Yield 3-4 !! Yield 4-6 !! Yield 6
|-
| Potato || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Cotton || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Rye || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Oat || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Wemp || [10] 15 || [20] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Wheat || [15] 20 || [20] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Pumpkin || [15] 20 || [20] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Corn || [18] 20 || [20] 30 || [50] 60 || [60]
|-
| Garlic || [18] 20 || [20] 30 || [50] 60 || [60]
|-
| Onion || [18] 20 || [20] 30 || [50] 60 || [60]
|-
| Barley || [18] 20 || [20] 30 || [50] 60 || [60]
|}

* Numbers in brackets indicate the earliest that I got a yield of that amount.
* Earliest I started getting any more than four was at 46 farming skill.
* Constant yield of 6 appears to be at 60 for all crops.

=== Sneaky tips ===
* Use the lowest QL rake you can.
* If possible have [[Circle of Cunning]] cast on your rake.
* Farm your entire crop first before harvesting to ensure the highest farming skill at time of harvest.
* It's best to farm at least two times before harvesting to ensure the most yield.
* The act of farming can be compared to treating a [medium [[wound]]. (Any time the field requires the act of farming, weeds are keeping the field from producing more harvestable items.)
* Planted crops are by far the best source of [[food]] for farm [[animal]]s. Just be certain you have enough from your harvests to replant as [[cattle]] will eat them until there is nothing but [[dirt]] if there are more than one animal per tile. (The act of farming the field will increase crop production therefore sustaining cattle more effectively, which will reduce the chances of cattle turning the tile to dirt.)
* If you harvest a crop tile, you will always recieve the expected amount even with animals grazing on crop tiles (their grazing doesn't reduce the amount harvested).

[[Category:Babel/F]]
[[Category:Farming]]
[[Category:Guides]]

Guides:Farming With Tritus

2009-12-26T10:24:42Z

Eep: case fix, links

See [[farming]] for a more general overview.

Farming can be a difficult skill to start, in the sense that getting your hands on the seeds as a new [[player]] can be extremely time consuming. But, since most people build their first [[house]] with at least some surrounding [[land]] [[fence]]d off...

[[Forage]] and [[botanise]] a few times every time you log on. Every time you get a [[seed]], [[plant]] it in the grounds of your house.

'''Notes:'''
* To prepare the ground for planting you may need to [[Ffatten]] and then [[cultivate]] it.
* Initially you should start with an easier crop such as [[corn]], [[cotton]], [[potato]], or [[wemp]]. Otherwise you may get zero [[skill]] gain.
* [[Onion]] and [[garlic]] definitely give zero skill gain with up to 22 in farming. They give some skill gain near 30.

Once you have [[sow]]n your seeds, you want to [[farm]] the [[tile]] at least once every real [[day]].

You will raise your skill more quickly if you farm more often, although once every 6 hours is about the most often you will be able to.

Your crops should begin to ripen about 3-5 days after you planted them but this is not precise. Each tile will grow at a different rate and if you sow 10 seeds at the same time then those ten tiles may ripen individually at different times over 3-5 days.

You will rarely lose a [[harvest]] if you harvest at the same time every day. Crops that are ripe can often, though not always, still be properly harvested at the same time the following day.

Your crops will be ripe when the top of the crop (when groomed) is exactly level with the top of a [[small barrel]] placed in the tile.

Your crops need to be harvested within about 24 hours of becoming ripe. If you harvest too early or too late you will get reduced yield. If you are only getting one potato, or whatever, anyway then you will get nothing from early or late harvesting.

At higher skill levels you should be able to harvest early or late without losing all of your crop.

After you harvest you should sow one seed right back into the tile.

You get almost no skill for sowing. You get most skill from farming and maybe a good deal less than that for harvesting.

Your best bet is to assume that you will not be making any real crop gain from your farming until your skill is at 15. In other words, up to that point all your farming will be very much sowing one seed to get one seed back.

With a 50-tile farm you will get roughly 1 point of farming per day if you tend your fields twice a day at 10 hour intervals. Takes about 20 mins to tend 50 tiles with a 10 [[QL]] [[rake]]. As your skill level improves yield increases from 1 through 3 and 4 to 6.

'''Tip:''': If possible always sow, farm, and harvest at the same time just before you go to [[sleep]]. That way, if you can check again first thing after you wake up, you should almost never lose any crop.

Alternatively, do all your farming immediately after you login, at the same time every day.

=== Basic farming cycle ===
# Sow
# Farm (at least once per day. Every time the field requires it preferred...)
# Harvest (when your crop is level with the top of a small barrel)
# Sow (always replant at least one seed from your harvest)

=== Yield borders (approximate) ===
{| class=sortable
! Crop !! Yield 1-3 !! Yield 3-4 !! Yield 4-6 !! Yield 6
|-
| Potato || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Cotton || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Rye || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Oat || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Wemp || [10] 15 || [20] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Wheat || [15] 20 || [20] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Pumpkin || [15] 20 || [20] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
|-
| Corn || [18] 20 || [20] 30 || [50] 60 || [60]
|-
| Garlic || [18] 20 || [20] 30 || [50] 60 || [60]
|-
| Onion || [18] 20 || [20] 30 || [50] 60 || [60]
|-
| Barley || [18] 20 || [20] 30 || [50] 60 || [60]
|}

* Numbers in brackets indicate the earliest that I got a yield of that amount.
* Earliest I started getting any more than four was at 46 farming skill.
* Constant yield of 6 appears to be at 60 for all crops.

=== Sneaky tips ===
* Use the lowest QL rake you can.
* If possible have [[Circle of Cunning]] cast on your rake.
* Farm your entire crop first before harvesting to ensure the highest farming skill at time of harvest.
* It's best to farm at least two times before harvesting to ensure the most yield.
* The act of farming can be compared to treating a [medium [[wound]]. (Any time the field requires the act of farming, weeds are keeping the field from producing more harvestable items.)
* Planted crops are by far the best source of [[food]] for farm [[animal]]s. Just be certain you have enough from your harvests to replant as [[cattle]] will eat them until there is nothing but [[dirt]] if there are more than one animal per tile. (The act of farming the field will increase crop production therefore sustaining cattle more effectively, which will reduce the chances of cattle turning the tile to dirt.)
* If you harvest a crop tile, you will always recieve the expected amount even with animals grazing on crop tiles (their grazing doesn't reduce the amount harvested).

[[Category:Babel/F]]
[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Farming]]

User talk:Eep

2009-12-26T10:15:42Z

Eep: /* player pages in main space */

User talk:Eep

2009-12-26T02:36:52Z

Eep: /* player pages in main space */ reply

User talk:Eep

2009-12-26T02:33:26Z

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Hot food cooking

2009-12-26T02:31:44Z

Eep: /* BOB Auer's porridge */ link fix

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

'''Hot food cooking''' ('''HFC''') is a [[skill]] used to create cooked [[food]]. The food made with this skill has a higher [[nutrition]] value than raw (uncooked) meat, [[foraged]], or [[botanized]] food.

To raise this skill, the [[player]] should start out with a simpler dish like a [[stew]] or [[casserole]]. After having gained about 10-15 in HFC skill the player can move on to creating a [[meal]].

== Items ==
<table width=100%><tr valign=top><td>
=== Ingredients ===
==== Meat and fish ====
* [[Meat]]
* [[Filets of meat]]
* [[Cooked meat]]
* [[Fish]]
* [[Filets of fish]]

==== [[Berries]], [[herb]]s, [[nut]]s, [[vegetable]]s ====
* [[Botanised items]]
* [[Farmed items]]
* [[Foraging|Foraged items]]
* [[Harvested items]]
</td><td>
=== Resulting products ===
==== High nutrition value ====
* [[Meal]]

==== Low nutrition value ====
* [[Bread]]
* [[Casserole]]
* [[Cooked meat]]
* [[Goulash]]
* [[Porridge]]
* [[Stew]]
* [[Soup]]

==== No nutrition value ====
* [[Juice]]
* [[Tea]]

==== Unknown nutrition value ====
* [[Wine]]
</td><td>
=== Tools ===
====[[Container]]s====
* [[Cauldron]]
* [[Frying pan]]
* [[Pottery bowl]]
* [[Pottery flask]]
* [[Pottery jar]]
* [[Sauce pan]]

====[[Fire container]]s====
* [[Forge]]
* [[Stone oven]]
</td></tr></table>

==[[:category:guides|Guides]]==
===[[Kameo]]'s way to casserole guide===
* Blueberry - Nettles
* Blueberry - Parsley
* Hazelnuts - Nettles
* Hazelnuts - Parsley
* Lingonberry - Garlic
* Lingonberry - Nettles
* Lingonberry - Onion
* Lingonberry - Parsley
* Strawberry - Garlic
* Strawberry - Onion
* Strawberry - Nettles
* Strawberry - Parsley

===Recipe book (started by [[Realwurld]]) ===
All [[difficulty|difficulties]] should be quoted as base difficulty. Putting the container in a fire may then alter that base difficulty so check the difficulty as it is in your inventory.

====Goulash====
* Filet of fish/meat + vegetable, 14 Difficulty
* Filet of fish/meat + vegetable + herb, 18 Difficulty

====Casserole====
* Blueberry with Lovage, 16 Difficulty

====Meals====
* Catfish with corn and potato#
* Deer meat with Pumpkin and Onion, Difficulty 28 (for difficulty 38 add wemp seeds)

===[[Madt]]'s guide to speed cooking===
This guide basically is a way to make meals really fast.

* Light the oven/forge and throw in the veggies (corn, potato, onion)
* Throw in the meat and grab 10 frying pans.
* Wait for the ingredients to get to glowing with heat.
* Drag 1 meat and 1 veg to each pan while the pans are in your inventory.
* Once you have placed 1 meat and 1 veg in each pan, drop the pans into the forge/oven.
* You will have 10 instant meals, one in each pan.
* Repeat process until either you're out of ingredients or until you get bored.

===[[Christian]]'s good guide to speed cooking===
This guide is another easy way to fast speed cooking. WARNING: Can be rough on players' wrists

* Light the forge or oven.
* Put all meat and veggies in backpacks or not.
* Have at least a few pans (5 always worked for me).
* Put one small nail in each pan this allows the pans to stay open as you cook the meals.
* Once the meat and veggies are glowing take from the backpack/forge/oven and put one of each in each pan.
* It will then make a meal in each pan.
* Then add another veggie and meat and then remove the original meal from the pan and it will make another meal.

Tips: Once you reach 40 Hot food cooking you should add pig food to each meal for best skill gain. It basically increases the difficulty of the meal for most skill gain at higher cooking skill levels. The pig food must be glowing in order to be used in the meal.

===[[Jayz]]'s speed cooking guide===
* Light the oven.
* Put meat and vegetables in the oven.
* Wait until they are glowing from heat.
* Grab a few frying pans.
* Take 1 meat and 1 veggie and put both in a frying pan in your inventory.
* Put the pan back into the oven.
* Enjoy your instant meal

===[[Bobauer|BOB Auer]]'s porridge===
* Light the oven.
* Put 3 grains and water in a sauce pan
* Wait until they are glowing from heat
* Continue this until you have no grains left

You will get much skill for that at lower level. I cooked 14 sauce pans of porridge and get 2,6 skill in hot food cooking.

===[[Poolsclosed]]'s guide to HFC===
* Light the [[Stone forge]]. ('''NOT''' [[Stone oven]])
* Place 7x [[frying pan]], 7x [[sauce pan]], and all the meat you have inside of a [[backpack]] inside the forge.
* Filet 2x 1.20 kg cooked meat and 2x 0.90 kg cooked meat resulting 14x 0.30 kg Filet of cooked meat.
* Add 0.001 kg water and 1x Filet of cooked meat in each sauce pan.
* Add 1x cooked meat and 1x Filet of cooked meat in each frying pan.
* Collect the resulting [[stew]] and [[gulasch]] for use in [[Animal taming]].
* Rinse and repeat.

The idea is to use your hunting kills or the butchered remains of other people's kills carelessly left on the road for your own hot food cooking skill gain. This method works well when doing smithing or mining because only the Filet action uses the action timer. It is recommended to store quantities of food in backpacks so as to avoid inadvertent cooking. Use of a [[Stone forge]] instead of a [[Stone oven]] makes the result more difficult, resulting in increased skill gain. This method is an effective way to gain hot food cooking skill at any level. This method also will work with fish and their associated Filets, or in quantities other than what is described above. The mechanism by which this works is that using two separate meat types makes the dish cook faster. For example, a whole cooked meat and a Filet of cooked meat will turn into stew much more quickly than just using 2x Filet of cooked meat.

== [[Titles]] ==
* Caterer at 50 skill
* Iron chef at 70 skill
* Saucier at 90 skill

[[Category:Babel/H]]
[[Category:Cooking]]
[[Category:Skills]]

User talk:Eep

2009-12-26T02:25:57Z

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Hot food cooking

2009-12-26T02:24:00Z

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

'''Hot food cooking''' ('''HFC''') is a [[skill]] used to create cooked [[food]]. The food made with this skill has a higher [[nutrition]] value than raw (uncooked) meat, [[foraged]], or [[botanized]] food.

To raise this skill, the [[player]] should start out with a simpler dish like a [[stew]] or [[casserole]]. After having gained about 10-15 in HFC skill the player can move on to creating a [[meal]].

== Items ==
<table width=100%><tr valign=top><td>
=== Ingredients ===
==== Meat and fish ====
* [[Meat]]
* [[Filets of meat]]
* [[Cooked meat]]
* [[Fish]]
* [[Filets of fish]]

==== [[Berries]], [[herb]]s, [[nut]]s, [[vegetable]]s ====
* [[Botanised items]]
* [[Farmed items]]
* [[Foraging|Foraged items]]
* [[Harvested items]]
</td><td>
=== Resulting products ===
==== High nutrition value ====
* [[Meal]]

==== Low nutrition value ====
* [[Bread]]
* [[Casserole]]
* [[Cooked meat]]
* [[Goulash]]
* [[Porridge]]
* [[Stew]]
* [[Soup]]

==== No nutrition value ====
* [[Juice]]
* [[Tea]]

==== Unknown nutrition value ====
* [[Wine]]
</td><td>
=== Tools ===
====[[Container]]s====
* [[Cauldron]]
* [[Frying pan]]
* [[Pottery bowl]]
* [[Pottery flask]]
* [[Pottery jar]]
* [[Sauce pan]]

====[[Fire container]]s====
* [[Forge]]
* [[Stone oven]]
</td></tr></table>

==[[:category:guides|Guides]]==
===[[Kameo]]'s way to casserole guide===
* Blueberry - Nettles
* Blueberry - Parsley
* Hazelnuts - Nettles
* Hazelnuts - Parsley
* Lingonberry - Garlic
* Lingonberry - Nettles
* Lingonberry - Onion
* Lingonberry - Parsley
* Strawberry - Garlic
* Strawberry - Onion
* Strawberry - Nettles
* Strawberry - Parsley

===Recipe book (started by [[Realwurld]]) ===
All [[difficulty|difficulties]] should be quoted as base difficulty. Putting the container in a fire may then alter that base difficulty so check the difficulty as it is in your inventory.

====Goulash====
* Filet of fish/meat + vegetable, 14 Difficulty
* Filet of fish/meat + vegetable + herb, 18 Difficulty

====Casserole====
* Blueberry with Lovage, 16 Difficulty

====Meals====
* Catfish with corn and potato#
* Deer meat with Pumpkin and Onion, Difficulty 28 (for difficulty 38 add wemp seeds)

===[[Madt]]'s guide to speed cooking===
This guide basically is a way to make meals really fast.

* Light the oven/forge and throw in the veggies (corn, potato, onion)
* Throw in the meat and grab 10 frying pans.
* Wait for the ingredients to get to glowing with heat.
* Drag 1 meat and 1 veg to each pan while the pans are in your inventory.
* Once you have placed 1 meat and 1 veg in each pan, drop the pans into the forge/oven.
* You will have 10 instant meals, one in each pan.
* Repeat process until either you're out of ingredients or until you get bored.

===[[Christian]]'s good guide to speed cooking===
This guide is another easy way to fast speed cooking. WARNING: Can be rough on players' wrists

* Light the forge or oven.
* Put all meat and veggies in backpacks or not.
* Have at least a few pans (5 always worked for me).
* Put one small nail in each pan this allows the pans to stay open as you cook the meals.
* Once the meat and veggies are glowing take from the backpack/forge/oven and put one of each in each pan.
* It will then make a meal in each pan.
* Then add another veggie and meat and then remove the original meal from the pan and it will make another meal.

Tips: Once you reach 40 Hot food cooking you should add pig food to each meal for best skill gain. It basically increases the difficulty of the meal for most skill gain at higher cooking skill levels. The pig food must be glowing in order to be used in the meal.

===[[Jayz]]'s speed cooking guide===
* Light the oven.
* Put meat and vegetables in the oven.
* Wait until they are glowing from heat.
* Grab a few frying pans.
* Take 1 meat and 1 veggie and put both in a frying pan in your inventory.
* Put the pan back into the oven.
* Enjoy your instant meal

===[[BOB Auer]]'s porridge===
* Light the oven.
* Put 3 grains and water in a sauce pan
* Wait until they are glowing from heat
* Continue this until you have no grains left

You will get much skill for that at lower level. I cooked 14 sauce pans of porridge and get 2,6 skill in hot food cooking.

===[[Poolsclosed]]'s guide to HFC===
* Light the [[Stone forge]]. ('''NOT''' [[Stone oven]])
* Place 7x [[frying pan]], 7x [[sauce pan]], and all the meat you have inside of a [[backpack]] inside the forge.
* Filet 2x 1.20 kg cooked meat and 2x 0.90 kg cooked meat resulting 14x 0.30 kg Filet of cooked meat.
* Add 0.001 kg water and 1x Filet of cooked meat in each sauce pan.
* Add 1x cooked meat and 1x Filet of cooked meat in each frying pan.
* Collect the resulting [[stew]] and [[gulasch]] for use in [[Animal taming]].
* Rinse and repeat.

The idea is to use your hunting kills or the butchered remains of other people's kills carelessly left on the road for your own hot food cooking skill gain. This method works well when doing smithing or mining because only the Filet action uses the action timer. It is recommended to store quantities of food in backpacks so as to avoid inadvertent cooking. Use of a [[Stone forge]] instead of a [[Stone oven]] makes the result more difficult, resulting in increased skill gain. This method is an effective way to gain hot food cooking skill at any level. This method also will work with fish and their associated Filets, or in quantities other than what is described above. The mechanism by which this works is that using two separate meat types makes the dish cook faster. For example, a whole cooked meat and a Filet of cooked meat will turn into stew much more quickly than just using 2x Filet of cooked meat.

== [[Titles]] ==
* Caterer at 50 skill
* Iron chef at 70 skill
* Saucier at 90 skill

[[Category:Babel/H]]
[[Category:Cooking]]
[[Category:Skills]]

Fish filet

2009-12-26T02:17:16Z

Eep: New page: Main / Skills / Cooking / Butchering / '''{{PAGENAME}}''' A '''fish filet''' is a 0.3kg filet of fish used in cooking. See butchering. ==Method== ...

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

A '''fish filet''' is a 0.3[[kg]] [[filet]] of [[fish]] used in [[cooking]]. See [[butchering]].

==Method==
* [[Activate]] a [[butchering knife]]
* Right-click a [[fish]]
* Select [[Filet]]

Fish must weigh more than 0.65kg in order to make filets.

[[Category:Babel/F]]
[[Category:Butchering items]]

Fillets of fish

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#redirect[[fish filet]]

Filets of fish

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#redirect[[fish filet]]

Filets of meat

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#redirect[[meat filet]]

Farmed items

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#redirect[[farming]]

Botanised items

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#redirect[[:category:botanised items]]

Hot food cooking

2009-12-26T02:04:47Z

Eep: cat

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

==Description==
Hot food cooking is a [[:Category:Skills|Skill]] to create cooked food. The food made with this skill has a higher nutrition value than [[Foraging|foraged]] or [[Botanizing|botanized]] food.

To raise this skill, you should start out with simpler dishes like [[casserole]] or [[stew]]. After you have gained about 10-15 in skill you can move on to creating a [[meal]].

== Items ==

=== Ingredients ===

==== Meat ====
:*[[Meat]]
:*[[Fillets of meat]]
:*[[Cooked meat]]
:*[[Fish]]
:*[[Fillets of fish]]

==== Spices ====
:*[[Farmed Items]]
:*[[Foraging|Foraged Items]]
:*[[Botanised Items]]
:*[[Harvested Items]]

=== Resulting products ===

==== High nutrition value ====
:*[[Meal]]

==== Low nutrition Value ====
:*[[Casserole]]
:*[[Stew]]
:*[[Soup]]
:*[[Goulash]]
:*[[Bread]]
:*[[Cooked meat]]
:*[[Porridge]]

==== No nutrition value ====
:*[[Tea]]
:*[[Juice]]

==== Unknown nutrition value ====
:*[[Wine]]

=== Tools ===
:*[[Frying pan]]
:*[[Sauce pan]]
:*[[Cauldron]]
:*[[Pottery bowl]]
:*[[Pottery jar]]
:*[[Pottery flask]]
:*[[Forge]]
:*[[Stone oven]]

== Kameos Way to Casserole Guide ==

* Blueberry - Nettles
* Blueberry - Parsley
* Hazelnuts - Nettles
* Hazelnuts - Parsley
* Lingonberry - Garlic
* Lingonberry - Nettles
* Lingonberry - Onion
* Lingonberry - Parsley
* Strawberry - Garlic
* Strawberry - Onion
* Strawberry - Nettles
* Strawberry - Parsley

==Recipe Book (started by Realwurld) ==

All difficulties should be quoted as base difficulty. Putting the container in a fire may then alter that base difficulty so check the difficulty as it is in your inventory.

====Goulash====
* Filet of fish/meat + vegetable, 14 Difficulty
* Filet of fish/meat + vegetable + herb, 18 Difficulty

====Casserole====
* Blueberry with Lovage, 16 Difficulty

====Meals====
* Catfish with corn and potato#

* Deer meat with Pumpkin and Onion, Difficulty 28 (for difficulty 38 add wemp seeds)

==Madt's Guidance To Speed Cooking==

This guide basically is a way to make meals really fast.

* Light the oven/forge and throw in the veggies (corn, potato, onion)
* Throw in the meat and grab 10 frying pans.
* Wait for the ingredients to get to glowing with heat.
* Drag 1 meat and 1 veg to each pan while the pans are in your inventory.
* Once you have placed 1 meat and 1 veg in each pan, drop the pans into the forge/oven.
* You will have 10 instant meals, one in each pan.
* Repeat process until either you're out of ingredients or until you get bored.

==Christian's God Guide to Speed Cooking==

This guide is another easy way to fast speed cooking. WARNING: Can be rough on players wrists

* Light the forge or oven.
* Put all meat and veggies in backpacks or not.
* Have at least a few pans (5 always worked for me).
* Put one small nail in each pan this allows the pans to stay open as you cook the meals.
* Once the meat and veggies are glowing take from the backpack/forge/oven and put one of each in each pan.
* It will then make a meal in each pan.
* Then add another veggie and meat and then remove the original meal from the pan and it will make another meal.

Tips: Once you reach 40 Hot food cooking you should add pig food to each meal for best skill gain. It basically increases the difficulty of the meal for most skill gain at higher cooking skill levels. The pig food must be glowing in order to be used in the meal.

[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Babel/H]]

==Jayz's Speed Cooking Guide==

* Light the oven.
* Put meat and vegetables in the oven.
* Wait until they are glowing from heat.
* Grab a few frying pans.
* Take 1 meat and 1 veggie and put both in a frying pan in your inventory.
* Put the pan back into the oven.
* Enjoy your instant meal

==BOB Auer's Porridge==

* Light the oven.
* Put 3 grains and water in a sauce pan
* Wait until they are glowing from heat
* Continue this until you have no grains left

You will get much skill for that at lower level. I cooked 14 sauce pans of porridge and get 2,6 skill in hot food cooking.

==Poolsclosed's Guide to HFC==

* Light the [[Stone forge]]. ('''NOT''' [[Stone oven]])
* Place 7x [[frying pan]], 7x [[sauce pan]], and all the meat you have inside of a [[backpack]] inside the forge.
* Filet 2x 1.20 kg cooked meat and 2x 0.90 kg cooked meat resulting 14x 0.30 kg Filet of cooked meat.
* Add 0.001 kg water and 1x Filet of cooked meat in each sauce pan.
* Add 1x cooked meat and 1x Filet of cooked meat in each frying pan.
* Collect the resulting [[stew]] and [[gulasch]] for use in [[Animal taming]].
* Rinse and repeat.
* The idea is to use your hunting kills or the butchered remains of other people's kills carelessly left on the road for your own hot food cooking skill gain. This method works well when doing smithing or mining because only the Filet action uses the action timer. It is recommended to store quantities of food in backpacks so as to avoid inadvertent cooking. Use of a [[Stone forge]] instead of a [[Stone oven]] makes the result more difficult, resulting in increased skill gain. This method is an effective way to gain hot food cooking skill at any level. This method also will work with fish and their associated Filets, or in quantities other than what is described above. The mechanism by which this works is that using two separate meat types makes the dish cook faster. For example, a whole cooked meat and a Filet of cooked meat will turn into stew much more quickly than just using 2x Filet of cooked meat.

== [[Titles]] ==
* Caterer at 50 skill
* Iron chef at 70 skill
* Saucier at 90 skill

[[Category:Cooking]]

Historical:Dashiva/Cooking

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Eep: sortable, cat, links

[[Cooking]] [[difficulty]] calculations

{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" class=sortable
! Difficulty !! [[Oven]] !! [[Campfire]] !! [[Forge]]
! [[Item]] !! [[Container]] !! Ingredients
|-
| 16 || 16 || 21 || 26
| [[Casserole]] || [[Pottery bowl]] || [[barley]]
|-
| 4 || 4 || 9 || 14
| [[Stew]] || Pottery bowl || cooked [[meat]]
|-
| 4 || 4 || 9 || 14
| [[Soup]] || Pottery bowl || [[pumpkin]]
|-
| 14 || 14 || 19 || 24
| Casserole || Pottery bowl || barley, cooked meat
|-
| 16 || 16 || 21 || 26
| Casserole || Pottery bowl || barley, pumpkin
|-
| 4 || 4 || 9 || 14
| Stew || Pottery bowl || cooked meat, pumpkin
|-
| 18 || 18 || 28 || 38
| Casserole || Pottery bowl || barley, cooked meat, pumpkin
|-
|}


{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" class=sortable
! Difficulty !! Oven !! Campfire !! Forge
! Item !! Container !! Ingredients
|-
| 26 || 26 || 31 || 36
| Casserole || Pottery bowl || barley, [[iron lump]]
|-
| 4 || 4 || 9 || 14
| Stew || Pottery bowl || cooked meat, iron lump
|-
| 4 || 4 || 9 || 14
| Soup || Pottery bowl || pumpkin, iron lump
|-
| 24 || 24 || 29 || 34
| Casserole || Pottery bowl || barley, cooked meat, iron lump
|-
| 26 || 26 || 31 || 36
| Casserole || Pottery bowl || barley, pumpkin, iron lump
|-
| 4 || 4 || 9 || 14
| Stew || Pottery bowl || cooked meat, pumpkin, iron lump
|-
| 28 || 28 || 38 || 48
| Casserole || Pottery bowl || barley, cooked meat, pumpkin, iron lump
|}

[[Category:Cooking]]

Difficulty

2009-12-26T01:57:30Z

Eep: New page: '''Difficulty''' is a number used in cooking to determine how hard something is to cook in a fire container. A forge will give a higher difficulty than an oven or [[campfir...

'''Difficulty''' is a number used in [[cooking]] to determine how hard something is to cook in a [[fire container]]. A [[forge]] will give a higher difficulty than an [[oven]] or [[campfire]]. The same [[container]] full of [[food]] will have a different difficulty depending on the fire container.

To most efficiently raise ("[[grind]]") [[hot food cooking|hot food cooking (HFC) skill]], keep the difficulty within 10 points of the [[player]]'s HFC and cook many dishes ([[stew]]s, [[gulasch]]es, [[casserole]]s, [[meal]]s, etc) at a time. However, note that food (and especially prepared food dishes) tends to [[decay]] faster than if uncooked (with the possible exception of cooked [[meat]] that has been [[filet]]ed ''after'' cooking) so don't cook ''too'' much at one time.

==See also==
* [[Cooking]]

[[Category:Babel/D]]
[[Category:Cooking]]

Player:Kinoftheflames

2009-12-26T01:49:07Z

Eep: fix cat link

Playing since November 6th, 2009. Currently on JK-Wild, no village.

==Description==
I'm kind of a hermit right now, I like to do my own thing. I love terraforming, so I plan on taking on some big construction projects in the future.

I have an alt on GV by the name of Bigbrother which I usually multibox while I'm doing something boring on my main.

==Wiki Work==
I spend a lot of time on the wiki reading articles and making changes, adding info, or cleaning up stuff while I'm playing the game.

I'm glad to do any kind of cleanup or documentation that needs to be done, just tell me. I'm not much for fieldwork though so there's a list of things that I need tested below to be verified for the wiki. If you have time, feel free to help and PM me in game or on the forums your findings.

===Testing Needed===
* I compiled all of the [[animals]] fighting skills from the various bestiary pages. However, the information seems off and there's varying accounts with personal bias. I would like to know the rough minimum FS required to solo each animal in no armor, studded leather armor, and chain armor; preferably with no shield and using two long swords. This is very important info that many people want to know and would reference on the wiki daily.

===Wiki Projects===
* Standardize all [[:Category:Bestiary|bestiary]] pages to a similar format with easy to skim information on the side, similar to the crafting articles standard.
* Add the in-game "Examine" description in italics under the description header in the wiki article of each item, structure, terrain, and creature.

==Titles==
Trollslayer
Digger

[[Category:Players]][[Category:Babel/K]]

Mounts

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[[Animals]] you can ride on are referred to as '''mounts'''. They can spawn all over the map from [[lair|lairs]] or being random spawns.

== Riding ==
To start riding an animal it either needs to be [[Animal taming|tamed]], lead with a [[rope]], or [[dominate|dominated]]. Then simply right-click the animal and select '''ride'''. To unmount click anywhere and select '''disembark'''. You also need to have enough [[body control]] to ride on creatures (see below).

Mounts are turned with the 'a' and 'd' keys (unless you have remapped them). The mount must be moving forward or backward in order to turn.

Not all animals can be mounted, may it due to their physical appearance or age (too young or too old). In that case you will get the message that the animal is too weak.

=== Speed ===
The speed at which mounts are going varies greatly. Some may only go at a few km/h without any accessories, bred horses with high QL accessories at about 34 km/h.

[[Champion]] [[crocodile]]s are rumored to go as fast as 60km/h.

== Accessories ==
You can equip certain animals with accessories such as [[horse shoe]]s, [[bridle]] or a [[saddle]] to make the animal go faster. To equip an animal with either of these, it needs to be tame. Right-click the animal, select Look > Equipment and drag the items onto the proper body parts.

== Mountable animals ==
* [[Brown bear]] (Tamed only)
* [[Bull]]
* [[Cow]]
* [[Dragon]] (Dominated only)
* [[Crocodile]] (Tamed only)
* [[Horse]]
* [[Scorpion]] (Dominated only)
* [[Unicorn]] (Tamed only)

== Body control requirements ==

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0 class=sortable
! Body control required !! Mount
|-
| 20 || [[Cow]]
|-
| 21 || [[Horse]]
|-
| 23 || [[Bull]]
|-
| 23 || [[Brown Bear]]
|-
| 26 || [[Unicorn]]
|-
| 29 || [[Scorpion]] (unconfirmed)
|-
| ?? || [[Dragon]] (dominated only)
|-
| ?? || [[Crocodile]]
|}

[[Category:Babel/M]]
[[Category:Bestiary| ]]

Animal conditions

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[Animals]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}''' 
A list comprised of unique conditions or statuses for many [[animal]]s or creatures that [[player]]s may encounter:

* Alert: Yellow, faster moving, larger aggro range, slightly increased attack power
* Angry: Red, attack speed greatly increased, stamina decreased, focuses and frenzies easier
* CHAMPION: Animal model size greatly increased, attack speed increased, attack power increased, defense increased
* Diseased: Green, attack speed greatly reduced, attack power greatly reduced, stamina greatly reduced
* Fierce: Red, animal model slightly larger, attack speed increased, stamina increased, focuses easier
* Greenish: Green, animal model size greatly increased, attack speed greatly increased, attack power greatly increased
* Hardened: Greatly increased stamina, greatly increased armor
* '''Lurking''': Black, animal stealths (can only be seen within 5 tiles of it), slightly faster attack speed
* Raging: Red, attack speed greatly increased, stamina decreased, higher focus and frenzy amplitude
* Scared: Blue?, animal model size slightly larger, attack speed decreased, attack power decreased, stamina decreased, smaller aggro range
* '''Slow''': Black, animal model size slightly larger, attack speed greatly decreased, attack power greatly decreased, stamina increased
* Sly: Blue?, animal model size slightly smaller, attack speed decreased, attack power increased, stamina decreased, less speed

All prefixed animals give additional [[fighting]] skill, and provide optimal gain at [[aged]] or above.

[[Category:Babel/A]]
[[Category:Bestiary| ]]
[[Category:Fighting]]

Animals

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Eep: link, cat sort fix

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

[[Wurm]] is full of '''animals'''/'''creatures'''/'''monsters'''--some harmless and others quite dangerous.

== Spawning and behavior ==
* There are basically two types of creatures in Wurm: normal animals which can be [[tame]]d (and are usually based on real-world domesticated animals) and monsters which cannot be tamed (and are sometimes also known in the real world) but can often can [[dominate]]d.
* Most creatures [[spawn]] in [[lair]]s.
* Most creatures like to avoid civilized areas and will have a reduced spawn rate near such areas. [[Farm]]lands do not spawn creatures at all.
* Animals are attracted to food sources. Creatures such as [[huge spider]]s may come to piles of [[meat]], while unicorns may come to piles of [[seed]].
* Some animals have various [[animal conditions|conditions]] that affect their strengths and weaknesses.
* [[animal breeding|Bred animals]] can have traits that normally spawned animals do not have.
* Most animals have [[age]]s of young, adolescent, mature, old, aged, and venerable.

== Table ==
: ''[[Fighting skill]] (FS) ranking estimated; proceed with caution. The amount of skill required to kill an animal will also vary greatly depending on the [[player]]'s [[equip]]ped [[weapon]]s and their [[quality level]]s.''
{| border=1 class=sortable
|-
!Animal Name !! [[fight skill|FS]] !! Hostile !! [[Taming|Tamable]] !! [[Groom]]able !! Can Swim !! Unique !! [[Meat]] !! [[Paw]] !! [[Fur]] !! [[Tooth]] !! [[Animal hide|Hide]] !! [[Eye]] !! [[Bladder]] !! [[Pelt]] !! [[Tail]] !! [[Hoof]] !! [[Fat]] !! [[Gland]] !! Special
|-
|| [[Anaconda]] || 30 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● ||
|-
|| [[Black bear]] || 25 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || ||
|-
|| [[wolf | Black wolf]] || 10 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || |
|-
|| [[Brown bear]] || 25 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || ||
|-
|| [[Bull]] || 1 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || ||bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ||
|-
|| [[Calf]] || 1 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || ||bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|●|| || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || Grows up into a [[bull]] or [[cow]]
|-
|| [[Cave bug]] || 10 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
|| [[Chicken]] || 1 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || Follow [[Hen]]s and grows up into [[Hen]]s or [[Rooster]]
|-
|| [[Cow]] || 1 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || ||bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|●|| bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ||
|-
|| [[Crocodile]] || 30 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● ||
|-
|| [[Deer]] || 1 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || ||bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|●|| bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● ||
|-
|| [[Dog]] || 5 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || ||
|-
|| [[Dragon]] || ??? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || Very special creature, see [[dragons]] page for details
|-
|| [[Dragon | Dragon hatchling]] || ??? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || Very special creature, see [[dragons]] page for details
|-
|| [[Foal]] || 1 || || ? || ? || ? || || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || || ? || ? || ? || ? || Grows up into a [[horse]]
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|| [[Forest giant]] || ??? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || Gives the [[titles|title]] 'Giantslayer' to all those attacking it when it dies, special loot.
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|| [[Goblin]] || 10 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || Loots weapons, can frenzy.
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|| [[Goblin leader]] || ??? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || Loots weapons, can frenzy, special loot, group leader
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|| [[Hen]] || 1 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || [[Chicken]]s follow hens, hens follow [[rooster]]s
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|| [[Huge spider]] || 25-30 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|| [[Horse]] || 5 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ||
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|| [[Kyklops]] || ??? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || Special loot. Gives the [[titles|title]] 'Giantslayer' to all those attacking it when it dies.
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|| [[Large rat]] || 1 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● ||
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|| [[Lava fiend]] || 25+ || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || Is on fire. Butchering gives [[charcoal]] and [[flint]].
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|| [[Lava spider]] || 20-30 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || Is on fire.
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|| [[Mountain gorilla]] || 40 || bgcolor="#CCCC00"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || Only hostile to [[Horde of the Summoned]], spawns in [[Jenn-Kellon]] and [[Mol-Rehan]]
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|| [[Mountain lion]] || 10 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || ||
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|| [[Pheasant]] || 1 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|| [[Pig]] || 1 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● ||
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|| [[Rabid hyena]] || 50-60 || bgcolor="#CCCC00"|● || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || Hostile towards [[Jenn-Kellon]] and [[Mol-Rehan]], spawns in [[Horde of the Summoned]]
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|| [[Rooster]] || 1 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || [[Rooster]]s are followed by [[hen]]s
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|| [[Scorpion]] || 30 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || ||
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|| [[Tower guard]] || 35-40 || bgcolor="#CCCC00"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || || || || Hostile to the opposing [[kingdom]], only gives meat to [[blacklighter]]s when butchered.
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|| [[Troll]] || 30-50 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || Has a 45ql [[huge club|huge shod club]]
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|| [[Troll king]] || ??? || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || ? || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || || Special loot, group leader.
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|| [[Unicorn]] || 20 || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || || [[Twisted Unicorn Horn]] when butchered.
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|| [[Wild boar]] || 50-60 || bgcolor="#CCCC00"|● || || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || Only hostile to [[Horde of the Summoned]], spawns in [[Jenn-Kellon]] and [[Mol-Rehan]]
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|| [[Wild cat]] || 5 || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || ? || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || || || || bgcolor="#CC0000"|● || || || || ||
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==[[Image:Information_icon.png|15px]] Notes ==
* Creatures can be [[examine]]d to determine their [[wound]]s, if any (look at their [[equipment]] to see the body with wounds).
* Some rare creatures will drop unique items when killed, some of which are highly valuable.

==See also==
* [[Animal conditions]]
* [[:Category:Bestiary|Bestiary]]
* [[Butchering]]
* [[Dominate]]
* [[Fighting]]
* [[Lair]]
* [[Taming]]
* [[Pet]]

==External links==
* [[Wikipedia:Mob (computer gaming)|Wikipedia: Mobs]]

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Spawn

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A '''spawn''' in [[Wurm]] is where [[animals]] are created into the world. Most animals are spawned from [[lair]]s but some will also spawn on certain [[terrain]], areas of certain influence such as [[HOTS]], or can be hatched. [[Tame]]able animals can also be [[bred]].

Unique creatures are only spawned once with the creation of the world/[[map]], and will not return without [[GM]] intervention. Exceptions to this are [[dragons]]; female dragons can on rare occasions lay a [[huge egg]] which should hatch.

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Bred

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Gift

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Butchering

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

'''Butchering''' is the [[skill]] used to [[butcher]] a [[corpse]]s to get [[item]]s like [[pelt]]s, [[meat]], and other [[animal part]]s. Butchering is also used when [[filet]]ing [[fish]] and meat.

== Method ==
# [[Activate]] a [[butchering knife]]
# Right-click a [[corpse]]
# Select "[[Butcher]]"

If it was not your kill, [[examine]] the corpse to see if it has been butchered.

''NOTE! Butchering human corpses makes your [[alignment]] drop by 5 units.''

=== Items required ===
* [[Butchering knife]]
* [[Corpse]]

== Fileting ==
Fileting cuts up meat and fish in 0.3[[kg]] portions. It never [[fail]]s. Resultant filet [[quality]] depends on your butchering skill, the quality of the fish, the quality of your butchering knife, and the skill you have in using a butchering knife.

Fish/meat smaller then 0.3kg will be discarded. This means that a 0.8kg fish will give two 0.3kg fish filet.

=== Method ===
# Activate a carving knife or butchering knife
# Right-click a piece of meat or fish
# Select "[[Filet]]"

=== Items required ===
* [[Butchering knife]]
* [[Carving knife]]
* [[Corpse]]

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

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Butcher

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'''Butcher''' is a [[butchering]] [[action]] used to get various [[animal part]]s and [[meat]] from a [[corpse]].

==See also==
* [[Filet]]

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Beverages

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

'''Beverages''' is a [[skill]] used when crafting [[liquid]]-based [[food]] and drinks.

== Items ==
=== Tools ===
* [[Fruit press]]
* Any [[container]]

=== Ingredients ===
==== Foraged Fruits ====
* [[Blueberry]]
* [[Strawberry]]

==== Harvestable fruits ====
* [[Apple]]
* [[Cherry]]
* [[Grape]]s (green or blue)
* [[Lemon]]
* [[Olives]]

=== Resulting products ===
==== [[Stamina]]- and [[water]]-based regeneration items====
* [[Lemonade]]
* Red [[Wine]]
* White [[Wine]]

==== Water-based regeneration items ====
* [[Juice]]

==== Other ====
* [[Olive Oil]]

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[[Category:Skills]]

Cooking

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / '''Cooking'''

'''Cooking''' is the [[skill]] used to make [[food]] that has a higher [[nutrition]] value, which includes cooking [[casserole]], [[gulasch]], [[meal]], [[porridge]], [[soup]], [[stew]], and [[tea]], baking [[bread]], and making [[wine]].

== Subskills ==
* [[Baking]] - Make [[bread]]
* [[Beverages]] - Make fruit [[juice]] and [[wine]]
* [[Butchering]] - Filet fish, meat and butcher animal or human corpses
* [[Dairy food making]] - Create [[cheese]] from [[milk]]
* [[Hot food cooking]] - Create cooked food

== Tools ==
* [[Cauldron]]
* [[Fruit press]]
* [[Frying pan]]
* [[Pottery bowl]]
* [[Pottery flask]]
* [[Pottery jar]]
* [[Sauce pan]]

== Items ==
* See [[butchering]] and [[hot food cooking]]

==[[Titles]]==
* Cook at 50 skill
* Chef at 70 skill

== Guides ==
* [[Cooking Guide]]

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[[Main Page]] :: [[Useful links for beginners]] :: [[Guide To Cooking|Cooking Guide]]

== Introduction ==
As a [[newbie]] you will get free [[food]] for the first 24 [[hour]]s of playtime (if you play 3 hours every real life day, you will have access to free food for 8 real life days) at the bistro of the starting [[village]]s. During this time you should learn how to [[cook]].

== [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]] ==
You will need to forage and botanize to make [[stew]], [[soup]], or [[casserole]]s. To do this, right-click a [[tile types|grass tile]], and select ''[[Nature]] > [[Forage]]'' or ''[[Botanize]]''.

NOTE: A [[player]] can do both, forage and botanize, once on the same tile every 24 hours. Any attempts past then will find nothing, so it's a good idea to find a less populated area to forage in.

== [[Pottery bowl]] ==
To make your pottery bowl for cooking, you will need to first find [[clay]]. When you find a deposit double-click ([[activate]]) your [[shovel]], right-click the [[Terrain:Clay|clay tile]], and select "[[Dig]]". You will get clay. Now double-click your left or right [[hand]] then right-click and select "[[Create]] > [[Containers]] > Clay bowl". You will now either [[fail]], get an [[unfinished]] clay bowl, or get a (finished) clay bowl. If the bowl is unfinished you will need to perform [[action]]s on it to finish it.

Put the (finished) clay bowl in the campfire (or another [[fire container]]) to finish the bowl; it should change color and be called [[pottery bowl]] once it has heated up and cured.

== Combining ingredients to cook ==
After finding ingredients and making a pottery bowl, before you heat up the clay bowl, put the foraged and botanized items in the bowl and put it in a campfire (please note that the food will only cook in a ''pottery'' bowl, so you may have to wait for a clay bowl to turn into a pottery bowl). If you already have a finished pottery bowl just put your food in the bowl and put it in the campfire. Note that you can add more than just one foraged or botanized item in a bowl for a larger prepared food dish. We'll cover the recipe for [[meal]] on this page as it's currently the most useful recipe.

== [[Campfire]] ==
To create a campfire, first find a [[tree]], double-click your [[hatchet]], right-click the tree, then select "[[cut down]]". Keep chopping down the same tree until the tree vanishes. Now there should be a [[log]] or a [[felled tree]] on the [[ground]]. For the felled tree, right-click and select [[chop up]] to create logs. Now double-click either your hatchet or [[carving knife]], right-click the log, and select "Create > [[Miscellaneos]] > [[Kindling]]". Now that you have kindling, double-click your [[steel and flint]], right-click the kindling, and select "Create > Campfire".

==[[Meal]]==
To create a meal you will need a [[vegetable]] and a piece of [[meat]] or [[fish]]. Heat them up to [[searing hot]] and put them in a [[frying pan]], and you will have a meal. Various low-[[nutrition]] foods like [[bread]], [[berries]], or [[cheese]] can be added to the frying pan to make your meal larger. Meal [[quality]] will, in most cases, equal your [[hot food cooking]] (HFC) skill, unless you try to cook a meal with too high difficulty.

==Why won't my hot food cooking (HFC) skill go up==
You are probably cooking too high or low difficulty food. At HFC 1, cook a couple of 3-5 difficulty foods (like stews). Keep the difficulty up to 10 more than your current HFC. To check the difficulty, right-click the container the food is in, and select "[[Examine]]" (which will also tell you what the food will turn out as and the container's temperature). Try cooking lots of stews at once to gain cooking skill faster.

Gaining cook skill is a mystery, although [[Rolf]] has posted on the [[forums]] the way it should work. What works for one player doesn't always work for another. Use trial-and-error to find what works best for you.

Using 1 [[cooked meat]] and 1 veggie works well until about HFC 30. Once you get to 30, skill gain seems to slow down and you will probably only get skill for every 5-10 meals. You can also use [[corn]] as a component, which is especially nice since you can grow your own and will not have to go out search for ingredients.

'''''Note: To cook faster, placing [[meat]] and veggies in a fire (not in the pan) wait for them all to become at least searing hot, and then place 1 [[cooked meat]] and 1 veggie in the [[Frying Pan]], it will become an instant [[Meal]] and will heat faster than in the [[Frying Pan]].'''''

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[[Category:Cooking]]
[[Category:Guides]]

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[[Main Page]] :: [[Useful links for beginners]] :: [[Guide To Cooking|Cooking Guide]]

== Introduction ==
As a [[newbie]] you will get free [[food]] for the first 24 [[hour]]s of playtime (if you play 3 hours every real life day, you will have access to free food for 8 real life days) at the bistro of the starting [[village]]s.

== [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]] ==
You will need to forage and botanize to make [[stew]], [[soup]], or [[casserole]]s. To do this, right-click a [[tile types|grass tile]], and select ''[[Nature]] > [[Forage]]'' or ''[[Botanize]]''.

NOTE: A [[player]] can do both, forage and botanize, once on the same tile every 24 hours. Any attempts past then will find nothing, so it's a good idea to find a less populated area to forage in.

== [[Pottery bowl]] ==
To make your pottery bowl for cooking, you will need to first find [[clay]]. When you find a deposit double-click ([[activate]]) your [[shovel]], right-click the [[Terrain:Clay|clay tile]], and select "[[Dig]]". You will get clay. Now double-click your left or right [[hand]] then right-click and select "[[Create]] > [[Containers]] > Clay bowl". You will now either [[fail]], get an [[unfinished]] clay bowl, or get a (finished) clay bowl. If the bowl is unfinished you will need to perform [[action]]s on it to finish it.

Put the (finished) clay bowl in the campfire (or another [[fire container]]) to finish the bowl; it should change color and be called [[pottery bowl]] once it has heated up and cured.

== Combining ingredients to cook ==
After finding ingredients and making a pottery bowl, before you heat up the clay bowl, put the foraged and botanized items in the bowl and put it in a campfire (please note that the food will only cook in a ''pottery'' bowl, so you may have to wait for a clay bowl to turn into a pottery bowl). If you already have a finished pottery bowl just put your food in the bowl and put it in the campfire. Note that you can add more than just one foraged or botanized item in a bowl for a larger prepared food dish. We'll cover the recipe for [[meal]] on this page as it's currently the most useful recipe.

== [[Campfire]] ==
To create a campfire, first find a [[tree]], double-click your [[hatchet]], right-click the tree, then select "[[cut down]]". Keep chopping down the same tree until the tree vanishes. Now there should be a [[log]] or a [[felled tree]] on the [[ground]]. For the felled tree, right-click and select [[chop up]] to create logs. Now double-click either your hatchet or [[carving knife]], right-click the log, and select "Create > [[Miscellaneos]] > [[Kindling]]". Now that you have kindling, double-click your [[steel and flint]], right-click the kindling, and select "Create > Campfire".

==[[Meal]]==
To create a meal you will need a [[vegetable]] and a piece of [[meat]] or [[fish]]. Heat them up to [[searing hot]] and put them in a [[frying pan]], and you will have a meal. Various low-[[nutrition]] foods like [[bread]], [[berries]], or [[cheese]] can be added to the frying pan to make your meal larger. Meal [[quality]] will, in most cases, equal your [[hot food cooking]] (HFC) skill, unless you try to cook a meal with too high difficulty.

==Why won't my hot food cooking (HFC) skill go up==
You are probably cooking too high or low difficulty food. At HFC 1, cook a couple of 3-5 difficulty foods (like stews). Keep the difficulty up to 10 more than your current HFC. To check the difficulty, right-click the container the food is in, and select "[[Examine]]" (which will also tell you what the food will turn out as and the container's temperature). Try cooking lots of stews at once to gain cooking skill faster.

Gaining cook skill is a mystery, although [[Rolf]] has posted on the [[forums]] the way it should work. What works for one player doesn't always work for another. Use trial-and-error to find what works best for you.

Using 1 [[cooked meat]] and 1 veggie works well until about HFC 30. Once you get to 30, skill gain seems to slow down and you will probably only get skill for every 5-10 meals. You can also use [[corn]] as a component, which is especially nice since you can grow your own and will not have to go out search for ingredients.

'''''Note: To cook faster, placing [[meat]] and veggies in a fire (not in the pan) wait for them all to become at least searing hot, and then place 1 [[cooked meat]] and 1 veggie in the [[Frying Pan]], it will become an instant [[Meal]] and will heat faster than in the [[Frying Pan]].'''''

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[[Category:Cooking]]
[[Category:Guides]]

Raw materials

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'''Raw materials''' are [[item]]s that are used to create or [[improve]] something else with and are usually by themselves not very useful.

* [[Clay]]
* [[Dirt]]
* [[Felled tree]]
* [[Moss]]
* [[Ore]] and [[lump]]s
* [[Peat]]
* [[Rock shards]]
* [[Sand]]
* [[Tar]]
* [[Water]]

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Raw materials

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'''Raw materials''' are [[item]]s that are used to create or [[improve]] something else with and are usually by themselves not very useful.

* [[Clay]]
* [[Dirt]]
* [[Felled tree]]
* [[Moss]]
* [[Ore]]
* [[Peat]]
* [[Rock shards]]
* [[Sand]]
* [[Tar]]
* [[Water]]

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Terrain

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Beverages

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Wine

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

'''Wine''' is a [[beverage]] made from [[maple syrup]] and [[juice|blue grape juice]] to make red wine or maple syrup and [[juice|green grape juice]] to make white wine.

Unlike most other items, wine [[quality]] goes up over time. The least amount of wine creatable is 1[[kg]] of maple syrup in a [[pottery jar]] (use [[flask]]s to add up to 1[[kg]]) and .36kg of grape juice.

Wine has been shown to increase [[stamina]] as well as [[thirst]], with the effect multiplying in higher quality wine. Wine is being investigated as a valuable [[fighting]] tool, allowing one to recuperate stamina while fleeing from an [[enemy]].

==Notes==
* If [[failing]] while creating, all of the maple syrup is lost, and .6kg of grape juice is lost, regardless of the amount of maple syrup.
* Maple syrup quality affects success chance.
* On success, when using .36kg of grape juice and 1kg of syrup, 1.3kg of wine is produced, and only .06kg of the juice is used.
* As long as there is at least .36kg of grape juice for each 1kg of syrup, the exact amount does not seem to matter. Only 0.06kg of juice is consumed, regardless of success or failure and amount of syrup.

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Wine

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

'''Wine''' in [[Wurm]] is made from [[maple syrup]] and [[juice|blue grape juice]] to make red wine or maple syrup and [[juice|green grape juice]] to make white wine.

Unlike most other items, wine [[quality]] goes up over time. The least amount of wine creatable is 1[[kg]] of maple syrup in a [[pottery jar]] (use [[flask]]s to add up to 1[[kg]]) and .36kg of grape juice.

Wine has been shown to increase [[stamina]] as well as [[thirst]], with the effect multiplying in higher quality wine. Wine is being investigated as a valuable [[fighting]] tool, allowing one to recuperate stamina while fleeing from an [[enemy]].

==Notes==
* If [[failing]] while creating, all of the maple syrup is lost, and .6kg of grape juice is lost, regardless of the amount of maple syrup.
* Maple syrup quality affects success chance.
* On success, when using .36kg of grape juice and 1kg of syrup, 1.3kg of wine is produced, and only .06kg of the juice is used.
* As long as there is at least .36kg of grape juice for each 1kg of syrup, the exact amount does not seem to matter. Only 0.06kg of juice is consumed, regardless of success or failure and amount of syrup.

[[Category:Babel/W]]
[[Category:Cooking items]]
[[Category:Beverages]]

Wine

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Wine

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Prospecting

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

'''Prospecting''' is a [[mining]] sub[[skill]] for locating [[ore vein]]s, [[flint]], and [[salt]] in [[rock]]. To [[prospect]], [[activate]] a [[pickaxe]], right-click a [[rock tile]], and select "Mining > Prospect".

==Notes==
* Ore veins can't be searched for by means of prospecting when being inside a [[cave]]; the player has to be on the surface. Surface prospecting of flint and salt is only for the single tile prospected; nearby flint/salt tiles can't be prospected.
* [[Gem]]s appear randomly during all mining, and cannot be prospected.
* All ores are slightly regional. Thus, if an ore vein is located, it is likely there will be other veins of the same ore type nearby.

==Skill levels==
Anyone can detect veins within 3 tiles. At higher skill levels, additional abilities are unlocked:

* 20 (not on [[GV]] anyway): Estimate the [[quality]] of a vein or rock tile and detect flint
* 40: Detect salt
* 60: Estimate the remaining amount of ore in a vein

== Vein quality ==
Rock tiles and ore veins have a maximum quality level.

When prospecting inside a cave, both "poor" and "acceptable" are displayed as "pretty bad".

* Poor: 20-29
* Acceptable: 30-39
* Normal: 40-59
* Good: 60-79
* Very good: 80-92
* Utmost: 93-99

== Vein depletion ==
Ordered by decreasing ore supply. Some estimated values of the message added by [[Gavin]].

* "Only a few weeks mining remain here"
* "The ore is starting to deplete"
* "You should start to prospect for another vein of this ore" ''(Definitely under 5,000)''
* "The ore will run out soon"'' (Definitely under 2,000. Likely under 1,000.)''
* "The ore will run out any hour (100 left)"

"The estimated values are not to be accepted as 'true', There could be all kinds of factors like it might be a message of total vein capacity, Not just 'whats left'. I noticed these numbers on a [[silver]] vein."

==Guides==
===Prospecting guide (large rock face)===
<pre>
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | o | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | 3 | 2 | 1 |<--| X |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+

X = no prospect of that ore
<-- = last tile you did get a prospect
3 = I recommend you start mining here
</pre>

Realize that the world is 2 dimensional. All the rock and ore tiles are pillars, they are not cubes. You can ignore the height of mountains when prospecting. Only North/South/West/East matter.

When you prospect on the surface, you can detect ore in an area of 7x7 area around you. That's 3 tiles in all directions from the tile you are prospecting. Prospecting inside a cave is not done to find ores, but to tell specific details about the tile you are prospecting.

When you prospect e.g. iron ore on the surface that means that somewhere within a range of 3 tiles around you (including the tiles behind you) an iron vein is located. You then try to find the tiles where you can no longer prospect the ore. You need to find one North or South edge, and one East or West edge.

Then count 3 tiles from both those edges and the tile you end up with is the ore vein.

You cannot mine the vein tile directly from the surface. If you try to mine the vein tile from the surface you will get the message You fail to produce anything, the rock is stone hard, or You cannot keep mining here, the rock is unusually hard (only when you were supposed to get a stone shard, otherwise you'll get You chip away at the rock as usual. You will have to start tunneling in the tile next to vein.

Sometimes grass, dirt or other tile types hinder the prospecting. Try to find a large rockface to ease prospecting.

Or you can try this program out as well [http://discon.googlepages.com/prospector.html]

===[[Uzetaab]]'s Guide===
Alternative for if you do not have a large rock face to prospect.

<pre>
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| X | X | X | X | X | X | X |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | X | | | | 3
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | X | | | | 2
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| X | X | X | X | X | X |X | 1
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | o | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
3 2 1 | # | 1 2 3
+---+
</pre>

You will have to reveal all the tiles in a 7x7 area to find the vein.

* ‘O’ the tile you prospected
* ‘X’ tiles that need to be mined out
* ‘#’ you

Note that I left 2 rows of tiles unmined between mined rows. This increases your chances of finding a 2nd vein that is beyond the reach of prospect. As you expand your mine, this pattern should be continued and expanded to reveal all the tiles in your mine's area.

--[[User:Uzetaab|Uzetaab]] 15:10, February 19, 2006 (CST)

=== Kiro's guide ===
* [[Kiro%27s_mining_guide|Kiro's mining guide]]

== Tools ==
Player-made tools to help find veins.

* [http://discon.googlepages.com/prospector.html Prospector]
* [http://www.pivari.com/grid-maker.html Grid Maker]

== Titles ==
* 50 = Prospector
* 70 = Geologist
* 90 = Goldsniffer

== See also ==
* [[Mining]]

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