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Guides:Permissions

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= You don't want to get robbed, do you? =

Of course not, that's why we have a permission system. It manages who may access or use items, perform actions or simply regulate admittance.

[[Image:Body perrmission menu.jpg|right|frame|Manage permission from your Body menu]]

'''Permissions''' are the fundamental key to secure your belongings no matter if you're playing alone or in a group.

You can find the menu to manage permissions by '''right-clicking''' your '''body''' in the character window, the '''inventory''' header or by '''right-clicking''' the item. The different options in the '''manage''' sub-menu lead to their respective lists.

== Brief overview of the basic permissions ==
This brief look into the permissions system covers the basic points most new players are interested in.

=== Animals ===
Animals must be [[Branding iron|branded]] by a [[Deed|deed]] to enable animal management. (PvE Servers only)

* Who can lead or ride the animal.
* Set the nickname of the animal.

=== Buildings ===

* Who may enter the building through locked doors.
* Who may take items within the building.

Note: Permissions set for a building override settlement permissions.

=== Doors ===
A door needs to be locked by attaching a [[door lock]] in order to manage it.

* Who may pass through this door.

=== Carts and Wagons ===
A vehicle needs to be locked by attaching a [[small padlock]] or [[large padlock]] in order to manage it.

* Who may command the vehicle.
* Who may be a passenger on the vehicle.
* Who may take items within the vehicle.
* Rename the vehicle.

=== Gates ===
A gate needs to be locked with a [[gate lock]] in order to manage it. Newly created carts and wagons have premade locks attached to them.

* Who may pass this gate.
* Who may lock or unlock this gate.

=== Mine Doors ===

* Who may pass the [[mine door]].

=== Settlement ===
Roles can be defined for citizens, individual players, alliance members and "everyone". The roles written in blue text can only be set for citizens.

* Who may perform which action on deed.

=== Ships ===
* Who may command the [[ship]].
* Who may be a passenger on the ship.
* Who may take items within the ship.
* Rename the ship.

Note: The permission to command the ship is needed to cross server borders.

=== Containers ===
A container needs to be locked by attaching a [[small padlock]] or a [[large padlock]] in order to manage it. To manage permissions '''right click''' the container.

* Who may access the container.

Note: Permissions set for a container override settlement and building permissions.

=== Beds ===
To manage permissions '''right click''' the [[bed]].

* Who may access the bed.
* Who may sleep in the bed for free.

== A word of advice ==
Take the safe route and secure your items. It's better to be safe than sorry. And beeing sorry in this context might mean to receive very unpleasant surprises.

== Additional information on permissions ==
For the in-depth look at the permissions system visit the [[Permissions|Permissions page]] with all the information on the topic.

Guides:Permissions

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= You don't want to get robbed, do you? =

Of course not, that's why we have a permission system. It manages who may access or use items, perform actions or simply regulate admittance.

[[Image:Body perrmission menu.jpg|right|frame|Manage permission from your Body menu]]

'''Permissions''' are the fundamental key to secure your belongings no matter if you're playing alone or in a group.

You can find the menu to manage permissions by '''right-clicking''' your '''body''' in the character window, the '''inventory''' header or by '''right-clicking''' the item. The different options in the '''manage''' sub-menu lead to their respective lists.

== Brief overview of the basic permissions ==
This brief look into the permissions system covers the basic points most new players are interested in.

=== Animals ===
Animals must be [[Branding iron|branded]] by a [[Deed|deed]] to enable animal management. (PvE Servers only)

* Who can lead or ride the animal.
* Set the nickname of the animal.

=== Buildings ===

* Who may enter the building through locked doors.
* Who may take items within the building.

Note: Permissions set for a building override settlement permissions.

=== Doors ===
A door needs to be locked by attaching a [[door lock]] in order to manage it.

* Who may pass through this door.

=== Carts and Wagons ===
A vehicle needs to be locked by attaching a [[small padlock]] or [[large padlock]] in order to manage it.

* Who may command the vehicle.
* Who may be a passenger on the vehicle.
* Who may take items within the vehicle.
* Rename the vehicle.

=== Gates ===
A gate needs to be locked with a [[gate lock]] in order to manage it.

* Who may pass this gate.
* Who may lock or unlock this gate.

=== Mine Doors ===

* Who may pass the [[mine door]].

=== Settlement ===
Blue roles may only be set on citizens.

* Who may perform which action on deed.

=== Ships ===
* Who may command the [[ship]].
* Who may be a passenger on the ship.
* Who may take items within the ship.
* Rename the ship.

Note: The permission to command the ship is needed to cross server borders.

=== Containers ===
A container needs to be locked by attaching a [[small padlock]] or a [[large padlock]] in order to manage it. To manage permissions '''right click''' the container.

* Who may access the container.

Note: Permissions set for a container override settlement and building permissions.

=== Beds ===
To manage permissions '''right click''' the [[bed]].

* Who may access the bed.
* Who may sleep in the bed for free.

== A word of advice ==
Take the safe route and secure your items. It's better to be safe than sorry. And beeing sorry in this context might mean to receive very unpleasant surprises.

== Additional information on permissions ==
For the in-depth look at the permissions system visit the [[Permissions|Permissions page]] with all the information on the topic.

Guides:Permissions

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= You don't want to get robbed, do you? =

Of course not, that's why we have a permission system. It manages who may access or use items, perform actions or simply regulate admittance.

[[Image:Body perrmission menu.jpg|right|frame|Manage permission from your Body menu]]

'''Permissions''' are the fundamental key to secure your belongings no matter if you're playing alone or in a group.

You can find the menu to manage permissions by '''right-clicking''' your '''body''' in the character window, the '''inventory''' header or by '''right-clicking''' the item. The different options in the '''manage''' sub-menu lead to their respective lists.

== Brief overview of the basic permissions ==
This brief look into the permissions system covers the basic points most new players are interested in.

=== Animals ===
Animals must be branded by a deed to enable animal management. (PvE Servers only)

* Who can lead or ride the animal.
* Set the nickname of the animal.

=== Buildings ===

* Who may enter the building through locked doors.
* Who may take items within the building.

Note: Permissions set for a building override settlement permissions.

=== Doors ===
A door needs to be locked by attaching a door lock in order to manage it.

* Who may pass through this door.

=== Carts and Wagons ===
A vehicle needs to be locked by attaching a small padlock or large padlock in order to manage it.

* Who may command the vehicle.
* Who may be a passenger on the vehicle.
* Who may take items within the vehicle.
* Rename the vehicle.

=== Gates ===
A gate needs to be locked with a gate lock in order to manage it.

* Who may pass this gate.
* Who may lock or unlock this gate.

=== Mine Doors ===

* Who may pass the mine door.

=== Settlement ===
Blue roles may only be set on citizens.

* Who may perform which action on deed.

=== Ships ===
* Who may command the ship.
* Who may be a passenger on the ship.
* Who may take items within the ship.
* Rename the ship.

Note: The permission to command the ship is needed to cross server borders.

=== Containers ===
A container needs to be locked by attaching a small padlock or a large padlock in order to manage it. To manage permissions right click the container.

* Who may access the container.

Note: Permissions set for a container override settlement and building permissions.

=== Beds ===
To manage permissions right click the bed.

* Who may access the bed.
* Who may sleep in the bed for free.

== A word of advice ==
Take the safe route and secure your items. It's better to be safe than sorry. And beeing sorry in this context might mean to receive very unpleasant surprises.

== Additional information on permissions ==
For the in-depth look at the permissions system visit the [[Permissions|Permissions page]] with all the information on the topic.

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Clad

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

==Description==
Clad is the terminology given to the process of applying materials to an existing reinforced mine wall. This is used in a decorative or aesthetic purpose, and has no further [[Support beam|reinforcement]] effect on the tile it is applied to.

==Clad Options==

{| border=1 class=wikitable
! width=200 |Wall Type !! width=200|Material Used !! width=200|Image
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|| Stone brick || [[Stone brick]] x10 <br> [[Mortar]] x10 || [[Image:Stone brick reinforced cave wall.jpg|200px]]
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|| Marble brick || [[Marble brick]] x10 <br> [[Mortar]] x10|| [[Image:Marble brick reinforced cave wall.jpg|200px]]
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|| Pottery brick || [[Pottery brick]] x10 <br> [[Mortar]] x10|| [[Image:Pottery brick reinforced cave wall.jpg|200px]]
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|| Round stone brick || [[Rounded stone]] x10 <br> [[Mortar]] x10|| [[Image:Rounded stone brick reinforced cave wall.jpg|200px]]
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|| Sandstone brick || [[Sandstone brick]] x10 <br> [[Mortar]] x10|| [[Image:Sandstone brick reinforced cave wall.jpg|200px]]
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|| Slate brick || [[Slate brick]] x10 <br> [[Mortar]] x10|| [[Image:Slate brick reinforced cave wall.jpg|200px]]
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|| Wood clad || [[Plank]] x10 <br> [[Small nails]] x2|| [[Image:Wood clad reinforced cave wall.jpg|200px]]
|-
|| Rendered brick || [[Clay]] x10 || [[Image:Rendered brick reinforced cave wall.jpg|200px]]
|}

==Method==
To clad a mine wall, one must first reinforce it with a [[support beams|support beam]]. After this is done, the supported rock must be prepared with 10 * [[mortar]] and 10 * [[bricks]]. Only then, will the wall be capable of being clad. Choose your clad type and apply it with the corresponding applicator. [[Trowel|Trowels]] are used for any masonry type, and a [[hammer]] will apply planks.

===Removing clad===
Clad must be removed with the use of a [[crowbar]]. After clad removal, the tile will remain reinforced and unprepared as it was prior to its cladding.

==See also==
* [[Masonry]]

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Archaeology

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==Description==
Archaeology is a skill used in retrieving artifacts. It has one subskill of ''Restoration''. These skills are used for locating, identifying and combining of fragments of different items from resources to weapons and more.

The '''Archaeology''' skill helps determine what item you get when investigating tiles. It will also determine what and how much information you get on settlements that used to exist on or near the location investigated.

To investigate a tile, activate a [[trowel]], right-click a tile and click ''Investigate''. This will search the tile for fragments.
*At 20+ Archaeology skill, a [[shovel]] may be used instead of a trowel, increasing the difficulty of the action.
*At 20+ Archaeology skill, some fragments are instantly identified upon discovery with no further restoration work needed.

The type of fragment you retrieve is determined based on:
# How many settlements have been on that tile in the past
# How long the settlement(s) stood there
# How long it has been since the settlement disbanded
# Your Archaeology skill level
Each of these increase the difficulty of the action, but also increase the chances of finding uncommon item fragments, with the higher difficulties providing the most unique items.

When finding a fragment, you may get a message in the event tab stating information on past settlement locations. The higher your skill level in Archaeology, the more information you may receive.

*At 30+ Archaeology you have a chance to see the name of one of the settlements at that location:
''You can see multiple markers of abandoned settlements here. Based on your knowledge of the area and small hints you can find, one of the settlements must have been called Sunnyvale.''

*At 40+ Archaeology you have a chance to see the name of the last mayor:
''You can see signs of a single abandoned settlement here. Based on your knowledge of the area and small hints you can find, the settlement must have been called Splash Point. You find a scrap of washed out parchment signed by the last mayor, Badgirl.''

*At 50+ Archaeology you have a chance to see the name of the settlement's founder:
''You can see multiple markers of abandoned settlements here. Based on your knowledge of the area and small hints you can find, one of the settlements must have been called Mordor. You recall this settlement, and remember the name of the founder as Gromclad.''

*At 70+ Archaeology you have a chance to see names of deeds in the area some tiles away:
''You spot some markers of an old settlement in the area. It looks like it may be close to the northeast from here. You find a small scrap of something that has the deed name on it... 'Kittenforest Paradise'.''

==Restoration==
The '''Restoration''' subskill is used to identify and combine [[Unidentified_fragment|fragments]].

Rare partial items maintain rarity when combined with like parts.

==Identify==
Identifying a fragment will tell you what it is a fragment of as well as how many more pieces are needed to assemble it into the full item. For example, an identified fragment may say: ''ore fragment [1/3], iron'' - this tells you it is a piece of iron ore, and you need 2 more fragments to combine to it.

To identify a fragment, you will need a [[metal brush]] and/or a [[stone chisel]]. Activate the tool, right click the unidentified fragment and select "Identify".

Examining a fragment will tell you if you need a brush or a chisel to clear away dirt and rock from it - however, you may use either tool. The difficulty of the action will increase by using the opposite tool than that which is suggested.

The weight of the fragment will decrease with each successful identify action, as dirt and rock is cleared away, until it reaches the weight of the actual fragment. The fragment weight is the weight of the completed item divided by the number of pieces needed. For example, a bronze lump weighs 0.1 kg - an identified fragment requiring 3 total fragments will weigh 0.033 kg.

==Notes==
*The key binds INVESTIGATE and IDENTIFY can be bound through console or settings.
*Can use either stone chisel or metal brush to identify. The difficulty of the action will increase by using the opposite tool than that which is suggested.

== [[Titles]] ==
* Investigator at 50 skill
* Archaeologist at 70 skill
* Curator at 90 skill
* '''??? at 100 skill'''

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Highway

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

== Description ==

[[File:Highway_1.jpg|300px|thumb|right|A highway protected and linked by catseyes.]]
A highway is an at least 2 tile-wide paved road that leads between two or more deeds. Single paved roads that are paved on the edge with gravel also count as a highway.

Official protected highways use a marker per tile corner which will protect all 4 tiles around it. Most of these markers are called [[Catseye|Catseyes]], with a second type called a [[Waystone]], which is used primarily at junctions, e.g. where roads meet or as a terminus (on deed). Official highways are used by Wagoners to transport goods, help players find deeds by checking for directions at a waystone and the basic feature of faster travel of course.

== Creating an official protected highway ==
A road can be turned into a official highway if it is at least two tiles wide and connects a minimum of two deeds. The start of a highway is marked by a waystone on a deed. A second waystone on the second deed marks the end, or destination, of the highway. The highway is complete once both waystones are linked by catseyes. The catseyes will start to glow green if anything worked.

Since highways are more than simple point-to-point roads in most cases it is possible to use waystones at junctions to link more than two deeds. Waystones can be placed while building the initial highway or replace a catseye on a finished highway.

Building or adding to already existing highways can be tricky sometimes. [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1enAogVQhXsDvKrOT0DCna5zWh-z4RCsN9ABxMnDSmjw This Google document] helps with troubleshooting and gives in-depth information on the mechanics of highways.

== Additions and maintenance ==
[[File:Highway_2.jpg|300px|thumb|left|A junction with a waystone and a [[wagoner container]].]]
* Highways can be illuminated by [[Bless|blessed]] lamps without the need of refueling. While they will shine without further work, they still need to be repaired from time to time.
* Connected deeds can hire a [[Wagoner|wagoner]] to deliver bulk items to other connected deeds.
* Bridges can be included in highways but waystones may not be placed on them.
* Cave highways can be included if paved with reinforced floor.

== Changes and removal ==
Official protected highways may be changed or removed. Check [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1enAogVQhXsDvKrOT0DCna5zWh-z4RCsN9ABxMnDSmjw this Google document] for legitimate ways to to so. Leaving a formerly intact highway without fixing it again may induce decay on some parts and might entail moderation actions.

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