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Lye

2024-06-03T16:47:34Z

Zariodan: Removed multiple links to the same page

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

{{itemBox
|name=Lye
|image=Liquid.jpg
|active=[[ash]] (0.1 kg)
|passive=[[water]] (1.0 kg)
|group=Alchemy
|materials=no
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1.00 kg)
|skill=Natural substances
|improve=no
|combinable=yes
}}

== Description ==
''Made from ash and water, this is used when preparing leather.''

A mixture made through [[alchemy]] for making [[leather]] out of [[animal hide]], and for creating [[corrosive trap]]s and [[concrete]].

== Notes ==
*When creating lye, all [[water]] in the [[container]] you're using will be replaced with [[lye]], and [[ash]] will be consumed at a ratio of 0.10 kg for every full litre (1.00 kg) of water.
*Even when using 45 kg of water (a [[small barrel]] worth) and 0.10 kg of ash, all water will be consumed and 1.00 kg lye created.
*If you use 0.20 kg of ash with 2 kg of water, you can create 2.00 kg of lye. Note that excess water will still be wasted.
*[[Quality]] of the lye is capped by the quality of the ash used and affected by your skill check success in [[natural substances]].
*Failing to create lye uses 0.10 kg of water and 0.10 kg of ash.
*Lye is not edible. If you try to drink it, you get the message "Eww.. the lye tastes funny and won't quench your thirst at all!"
*Rare lye adds +1 to the QL of leather produced. Additional applications of rare lye need further research.

[[Category:Babel/L]]
[[Category:Liquids]]
[[Category:Natural substances items]]

Soul depth

2024-01-11T04:49:26Z

Zariodan: Added Channeling

[[Main Page]] / [[Characteristics]] / [[Soul]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

'''Soul depth''' increases your chance to successfully attach [[runes]] to items. To see which activities help increase this attribute refer to the [[Characteristics|characteristics table]]

== List of skills that raise Soul depth ==
*[[Cooking]]
**[[Baking]]
**[[Dairy food making]]
**[[Hot food cooking]]
*[[Healing]]
*[[Nature]]
**[[Animal husbandry]]
**[[Farming]]
**[[Fishing]]
**[[Forestry]]
**[[Gardening]]
**[[Meditating]]
**[[Milking]]
**[[Taming]]
**All nature skills give Soul depth but some actions like butchering are very short any don't yield much skill.
*[[Papyrusmaking]]
*[[Pottery]]
*[[Religion]]
**[[Praying]]
**[[Channeling]]
*[[Shields]]
**[[Large metal shield]]
*[[Tracking]]
NB: List continuously under construction and not complete yet.

==Titles==
*Soulman - 50 skill level
*Spirited - 70 skill level
*Runemaster - 90 skill level

==See also==
* [[Soul]]
* [[Soul strength]]

[[Category:Characteristics]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Soul depth

2024-01-11T04:48:42Z

Zariodan: Reverted edits by Zariodan (talk) to last revision by Manachan

[[Main Page]] / [[Characteristics]] / [[Soul]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

'''Soul depth''' increases your chance to successfully attach [[runes]] to items. To see which activities help increase this attribute refer to the [[Characteristics|characteristics table]]

== List of skills that raise Soul depth ==
*[[Cooking]]
**[[Baking]]
**[[Dairy food making]]
**[[Hot food cooking]]
*[[Healing]]
*[[Nature]]
**[[Animal husbandry]]
**[[Farming]]
**[[Fishing]]
**[[Forestry]]
**[[Gardening]]
**[[Meditating]]
**[[Milking]]
**[[Taming]]
**All nature skills give Soul depth but some actions like butchering are very short any don't yield much skill.
*[[Papyrusmaking]]
*[[Pottery]]
*[[Religion]]
**[[Praying]]
*[[Shields]]
**[[Large metal shield]]
*[[Tracking]]
NB: List continuously under construction and not complete yet.

==Titles==
*Soulman - 50 skill level
*Spirited - 70 skill level
*Runemaster - 90 skill level

==See also==
* [[Soul]]
* [[Soul strength]]

[[Category:Characteristics]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Soul depth

2024-01-11T04:48:14Z

Zariodan: Added Soul depth

Aura of shared pain

2024-01-05T08:43:08Z

Zariodan: Minor phrasing changes

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

{{Spell
|faith=25
|favor=35
|difficulty=60
|target=Item
|castingtime=20
|god=[[Vynora]] or [[Libila]]
|cooldowntime=0 minutes
}}

== Description ==
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' makes the item it is cast upon cause damage to the opponent when the wearer is being hit. This spell is only effective on armour pieces. Shields do not benefit from this spell.

Some unique creatures like dragons are known to resist this spell.

The power and effect of the spell is given in the bracket [x] ranging from 1 to 104. The spell can be cast multiple times to try to improve the effect of it. Success of casting the spell depends on your channeling skill.

This spell will not stack with [[web armour]].

== Method ==
# [[Activate]] your deity's [[statuette]]
# Right-click a piece of armour
# Select ''Spells'' > ''{{PAGENAME}}''

== Warning ==
There is a risk that this spell will destroy the item if you fail casting it. This spell, like all other weapon/armour enchantment spells, has a significant chance of shattering an item when cast below 40 channeling on items below 50ql.

[[Category:Enchantment spells]]
[[Category:Libila spells]]
[[Category:Spells]]
[[Category:Vynora spells]]
[[Category:Babel/A]]

Settlement:The Great Wick Enclave

2023-12-20T20:41:32Z

Zariodan: Created

{{WIP| }}

{{S-freedom}}

{{settlement
|name=The Great Wick Enclave
|motto=A settlement like no other.
|type=v
|size=91 x 74
|mayor=[[Player:Mrwickster | Mrwickster]]
|population=?
|allies=* Bay St Squid
* Blackforge
* Burklindt
* Cedar Brook
* Cheeky-breeky Town
* Ele's Cottage
* Genesis Valley
* Goblin University
* Have-a-nice-day
* Hazeville
* Hilltop Village
* Hiraeth
* Hobby's Annex
* Honayo Ranch
* Kataleuz's Crescendo
* Lorderon
* Lost Outpost
* Luna View
* Magamines
* Nashoba
* Niloc Werkstatt
* Novum Caelum
* Oar's Rest
* Ottr's Rock
* Paragon's Landing
* Polaris
* Rat's Nest
* Re-estize Kingdom
* Red Panda Township
* Sacredge
* Seahunter Marsh
* Serene Sanctuary
* Skyhold
* The Cadence Derby
* The Wick Bulk Self Serve Market
* The Yellowstone
* Whispering Pines
* White Wolf Cove
* Wildethorn Crossroads
* Windermere
* Wolf Watch and Yggdrasil
|enemies=None
}}

Settlement:Margor

2023-12-20T19:09:58Z

Zariodan: Add "Abandoned" template

{{Template:S-abandoned}}

{{settlement
|name = Margor
|motto = The Darkstone will shine
|type = Village
|size = 23 x 28
|mayor = [[Player:Zario | Zario]]
|comayors = [[Player:Zariana | Zariana]]
|population = 2
|allies =
* Mooncat Forest
* [[Settlement:Mooncat Lake | Mooncat Lake]]
* Mooncat River
* Mooncat Sound
* Mooncat Under The Mountain
* Mooncat Watch
* The Wolf And The Crow
* Atrum Sanctus
|enemies = None
}}

== Location ==
* [[Server]] : [[Cadence]]
* Grid : Q10
* [https://cadence.yaga.host/#685,3214 Position on map]

== Alliance ==
This settlement was part of the "Mooncat&Fishermen" alliance.

Player:Zario

2023-12-20T19:04:38Z

Zariodan: Changed settlement

{{HP-freedom}}

{{PlayerInfo
|name=Zario
|kingdom=[[Freedom]]
|server=Cadence
|settlement=[[Settlement:The Great Wick Enclave | The Great Wick Enclave]]
|profession=Main
|alts=
*[[Player:Zariana | Zariana]]
*[[Player:Zariodan | Zariodan]]
}}

[[Category:Players]]

== User ==
[[User:Zariodan | Zariodan]]

== [[Titles]] ==
* Blacksmith
* Blessed
* Handyman
* Marker
* Miner
* Padre
* Primer Minester
* Renowned Blacksmith
* Reverent
* Rider of Lomaner
* Rockbreaker
* Trollslayer
* Tunneller

Player:Sheffy

2023-12-20T18:54:26Z

Zariodan: Added "Inactive"

{{Inactive}}

{{Template:Ca-player}}

{{HP-freedom}}

{{PlayerInfo
|name = Sheffy
|kingdom = [[Freedom]]
|server = Cadence
|settlement=[[Settlement:Mooncat Lake | Mooncat Lake]]
|profession = Main
|alts=
}}

== Bio ==

Sheffy is a very helpful player. She helped many new players over time by providing them with basic necessities like shelter, food and tools to name a few. If you are new to the game and chose Cadence as your server, don't hesitate to communicate with her if you need help or advice. 
[[User:Zariodan | Zariodan]]

Settlement:Margor

2023-12-20T18:51:55Z

Zariodan: Added "disbanded" notice

{{infobox | This settlement has been disbanded. }}

{{Template:S-freedom}}

{{settlement
|name = Margor
|motto = The Darkstone will shine
|type = Village
|size = 23 x 28
|mayor = [[Player:Zario | Zario]]
|comayors = [[Player:Zariana | Zariana]]
|population = 2
|allies =
* Mooncat Forest
* [[Settlement:Mooncat Lake | Mooncat Lake]]
* Mooncat River
* Mooncat Sound
* Mooncat Under The Mountain
* Mooncat Watch
* The Wolf And The Crow
* Atrum Sanctus
|enemies = None
}}

== Location ==
* [[Server]] : [[Cadence]]
* Grid : Q10
* [https://cadence.yaga.host/#685,3214 Position on map]

== Alliance ==
This settlement was part of the "Mooncat&Fishermen" alliance.

Stone strike

2023-09-15T16:52:05Z

Zariodan: Corrected typo

{{Spell
|faith=75
|favor=50
|difficulty=60
|target=Item
|castingtime=20
|god=[[Magranon]]
|cooldowntime=0 minutes
}}
[[CDB|Main]] / [[Religion]] / [[:Category:Spells|Spells]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==
'''Stone strike''' is cast on a pick to improve the success chance of a surface mining action.

==Notes==
* Stone strike increases your likelihood of a successful surface mining action (lowering the tile) rock by power of the cast / 10. So 10% at 100, 5% at 50, etc. with a cap of 60% at 100 mining, 100 stone strike cast.
* Without stone strike, 100 mining would give you a 50% chance.

[[Category:Magranon spells]]
[[Category:Spells]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Vos premiers jours dans Wurm Online

2023-05-04T20:40:07Z

Zariodan: /* I found a cotton tent in my inventory. What is it good for? */ Translated to french

[[Main Page]] / [[Tutorials]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{WIP | Cet article est en cours de traduction à partir de la version [[Your_first_days_in_Wurm_Online|anglaise]].}}

Questions fréquemment posées
(Un guide rapide pour les nouveaux joueurs sur les serveurs JcE) 

==Je suis sorti du tutoriel - mais où suis-je maintenant ?==

Vous avez été envoyé à la ville de départ de l'île que vous avez sélectionnée au portail. Cette ville est un environnement protégé, parfait pour vous habituer au jeu. Pour voir la carte de l'île sur laquelle vous vous trouvez, appuyez sur "M". Sur la carte, vous verrez une petite icône violette de maison, montrant la position de la ville de départ. Passser le pointeur de la souris sur le symbole vous montrera le nom de la ville.

Note : Quelques îles ont plusieurs villes de départ. Pour déterminer dans laquelle vous êtes, double-cliquer n'importe où par terre près de vous et vous verrez un message dans l'onglet "Event" disant quelque chose du genre "''This is within the village of Glasshollow.''" 

==Comment regarder autour de vous ?==

Dans le tutoriel, vous avez appris à vous déplacer en utilisant les touches directionnelles ou W, A, S, D. Vous pouvez également regarder autour de vous en tenant le bouton gauche de votre souris enfoncé. 

==Comment basculer vers la vue à la troisième personne ?==

Appuyez sur la touche V pour entrer en mode vue à la troisième personne. Les touches Moins et Plus servent à approcher et à éloigner la caméra de votre personnage. 

Appuyer sur la touche V une autre fois vous fera retourner en mode vue à la première personne. 

==Puis-je sauter ?==

Non, il est impossible de sauter dans Wurm Online - et ce n'est habituellement pas nécessaire. Vous ne pouvez pas outrepasser des obstacles en sautant par-dessus. Cependant, il y a un risque de "tomber" par-dessus les clôtures quand vous tomber d'une pente abrupte - faites donc attention de ne pas être piégé dans une zone fermée. 

==Je marche très lentement. Comment je cours ?==

Il n'y a pas de mode "course" dans Wurm Online. Votre vitesse de mouvement est déterminée par le poids que vous portez et par le terrain sur lequel vous marchez. Si votre personnage semble se déplacer extrêmement lentement, vous portez probablement trop de poids ou vous avez accidentellement activé le mode "grimper".

* Pour connaître votre poids actuel, ouvrez la fenêtre de personnage en appuyant sur la touche "C" et placer le curseur de votre souris sur le petit symbole de poids dans le coin supérieur gauche. Une info-bulle vous montrera votre poids total et vous informera des pénalités au mouvement.

* Pour savoir si vous grimpez à la place de marcher, utiliser la barre d'actions rapides située en bas à droite de votre écran. La première icône de la barre active ou désactive le mode "grimper". En jouant à Wurm Online, vos compétences et caractéristiques corporelles vont s'améliorer. Vous pourrez porter de plus and plus de poids sans subir un ralentissement de votre vitesse de déplacement ! 

==Pourquoi mon endurance ne se régénère pas ?==

[[Stamina | Endurance]] (la barre verte de votre [[Healthbar | barre de santé]]) diminue pendant que vous marchez, nagez ou performez des actions. La barre d'endurance se met à se régénérer lentement dès que vous cessez vos activités. La vitesse à laquelle elle se régénère dépend de votre faim et de votre soif. Ces dernières sont représentées par vos barres de faim et de soif. Il existe quelques scénarios où votre barre d'endurance ne se régénérera pas : par exemple, si vous êtes en mode "grimper" (voir plus haut) ou si vous nagez en eau profonde.

== Je vois des créatures autour de moi. Sont-elles dangereuses ? ==

Le monde de Wurm Online est plein de créatures ! Quelques-unes sont hostiles et vous attaqueront si vous vous en approchez trop. D'autres sont inoffensives et pacifiques. Pour vérifier, placez le pointeur de votre souris sur la créature. Si son contour est rouge, vous devez faire attention. Cela signifie que cette créature est hostile et qu'elle peut vous attaquer ! Les créatures inoffensives ont un contour bleu. 

==Une créature m'attaque. Puis-je survivre?==

Pendant vos premiers jours, vous devriez essayer d'éviter n'importe quelle créature hostile en évitant de l'approcher. Par exemple, celles avec un contour rouge. Cependant, si vous approchez accidentellement d'un animal dangereux et qu'il commence à vous attaquer, essayez de vous enfuir ! Si vous avez été touché, vous serez ralenti pendant un bref moment, mais vous serez bientôt capable de vous déplacer à une vitesse normale. Prendre note que la plupart des créatures hostiles ne sont pas capables de nager (avec quelques exceptions, comme les ours bruns, les crocodiles, et bien sûr tous les animaux marins), c'est donc une bonne idée de rester près de la côte ou de la rive d'un lac et d'essayer de vous enfuir dans l'eau. Aussi : vous devriez porter l'armure en cuir que vous avez trouvée dans votre inventaire. 

==Je vois des tours et des gardes. Que sont-ils ?==

[[Guard tower | Les tours de garde]] sont éparpillées un peu partout sur les îles ; elles sont là pour vous protéger ! Vous trouverez, autour de chacune d'elles, des PNJs spéciaux ("Personnages non-joueurs"), les gardes de la tour. Vous pouvez les appeler afin qu'ils vous protègent contre une créature hostile, mais seulement si la créature n'est pas trop loin de la tour de garde (techniquement, dans un périmètre de 20 tuiles) et que vous "ciblez" la créature. Par exemple, elle vous a attaqué et apparaît alors dans votre "fenêtre de cible". Pour appeler les gardes, utilisez l'onglet "Local" de votre fenêtre de clavardage et écrivez "help" ou "guards!" (sans les guillemets). Si la créature ciblée est dans le périmètre de la tour, chaque appel à l'aide amènera deux gardes à l'attaquer. Après un cooldown de 10 secondes, vous pourrez de nouveau appeler à l'aide et deux autres gardes attaqueront la créature. Une tour de garde peut avoir un maximum de 5 gardes. Quelques types de tours spéciales peuvent en avoir plus.

==Comment puis-je trouver un endroit sécuritaire pour la nuit ?==

L'endroit le plus sécuritaire pour vos premières heures est la ville de départ ! Explorez-la tout en vous habituant au jeu. Après avoir quitté ce havre sécuritaire, vous devriez toujours regarder autour de vous pour voir s'il n'y aurait pas des créatures hostiles afin de pouvoir les éviter. Quand il s'agit du comportement des créatures, il n'y a pas de différence entre le jour et la nuit. Cependant, vous pourriez avoir plus de difficulté à les repérer dans le noir. Alors, il serait peut-être judicieux de ne pas voyager de nuit tant que vous êtes débutant. Si vous traversez une zone développée avec des maisons, des champs et des clôtures, il y a des chances que vous soyez dans une colonie, un village ou une ville de joueur. Ces derniers ont souvent des gardes spéciaux : [[Spirit templar | les templiers esprits]]. Ils ressemblent à des guerriers fantomatiques blancs transparents et ils attaqueront n'importe quelle créature hostile dans le périmètre de la ville. Il s'agit donc d'un endroit sécuritaire ! 

==J'ai trouvé une tente en cotton dans mon inventaire. À quoi sert-elle ?==

Vous pouvez déposer votre [[starter tent | tente de départ]] quelque part dans les régions sauvages, en dehors d'une colonie, en effectuant un clic droit sur la tente dans votre inventaire et sélectionnant "Drop - On Ground". Elle vous servira d'endroit sécuritaire pour entreposer vos objets (les autres joueurs ne peuvent pas prendre les objets contenus dans votre tente) et de point de réapparition. Donc, si votre personnage meurt (voir plus bas), vous avez l'option de réapparaître à votre tente, en plus de pouvoir réapparaître au village de départ. Pour entreposer vos objets dans votre tente, effectuez un clic droit sur la tente et sélectionner "open", ensuite effectuer un glisser déposer des objets dans votre inventaire vers la fenêtre de la tente (''ne pas déposer les objets par terre dans la tente !''). Prendre note que la tente ne prendra pas de dégâts pendant qu'elle est dans votre inventaire, mais elle en prendra pendant qu'elle est déposée. Elle prend des dégâts plutôt rapidement, alors utilisez-la seulement comme entrepôt temporaire et remettez-la dans votre inventaire si vous n'en avez pas besoin. 

==I died! What can I do now?==

Dying is something to be expected during your first days in Wurm Online – so don’t be worried. You will lose a small percentage of your current skills (which aren’t very high yet anyway), and some of your inventory items will be missing. They remain with [[Death#Your_corpse|your corpse]] and can be retrieved later. The items are safe for quite a while; nobody will be able to take them as long as the corpse is lying on the ground – typically about 2 real days. When you die, a window will appear asking you where you want to respawn. You always have the option to respawn at the starter town, and – if you dropped your [[starter tent]] somewhere – near your tent. That’s why it is a good idea to drop your tent if you are staying at a place far from a starter town for a while. It is also possible to start over with nothing. 

==How do I find water and food?==

You may have noticed that your water and food bar are slowly decreasing while you play Wurm Online. Don’t be worried too much: you cannot die from hunger or thirst! However, having full bars is always a good thing, because the lower they are the slower you will regain stamina. Drinking water regularly is more important than keeping your food level up, because your body is able to “fast” several times if you become too hungry. “[[Fasting]]” will restore your food bar (while lowering your nutrition value; but you don’t have to worry about that for the time being). Getting water is easy: just find a well or fountain, or go to the sea coast or any lake shore and drink! (Yes, you can even drink sea water!) Getting food is a bit more difficult. You can either [[forage]] for vegetables or berries (which are not very nutritious), go [[fishing]], or try to cook a simple meal from fresh meat (look for animal corpses) and vegetables, using a campfire. 

==How do I travel? Can I teleport?==

Later on, when your skills have increased, you will be able to ride horses and drive carts. For now, you will probably just walk! (Technically, even as a new player you could ride a cow – but they are pretty slow. Donkeys are a good alternative.) There is no “magical” way of fast travelling in Wurm Online, so no teleporting. One exception: When you decide to join an existing village, you will have a one-time option to teleport to that place.

For travelling you can use your in-game map to see what the area looks like (press “M” to open it), but on the official Wurm forums you will find a “community map” of your server, which is a lot more detailed and offers a great deal of information. 

==I found an abandoned unlocked vehicle. Is it OK to use it?==

Using abandoned vehicles, like carts, wagons, and boats may seem tempting, however, it is actually very risky. As you are not the owner and don't have permissions for that vehicle you may easily get into trouble. When you happen to disembark the vehicle inside another player's settlement you will usually be unable to embark again and the vehicle will become useless. In these situations you will also lose everything you loaded into the vehicle, as well as any animals you hitched to it - unless you can contact the owner of the settlement and ask him to help you. Therefore you are strongly advised against using abandoned vehicles!

'''''Never use an abandoned cart, wagon, or boat.''''' 

==Can I see my current location on the map?==

The world of Wurm Online is based on a medieval setting, so there is no such thing as a GPS! Thus, you cannot see your current location on an in-game map. The challenge of finding out where you currently are is an interesting part of the game experience. Use the community map and try to find a landmark or a settlement close to you, then try to identify it on the map. Or talk to other players around you and ask them where you are. 

==How do I find my way from … to …?==

You can always use the map, as explained earlier, but if you are lucky you will find one of Wurm’s [[highway]]s. The highway system consists of a network of player-built multi-lane roads having “cat’s eyes” (rows of green lights in the center of the highway) and “waystones” (road signs). If your destination is a settlement that is connected to the highway network, you can easily find it by right-clicking one of the waystones and search for the route. If you pick the settlement name from the list, every waystone will show you the direction and distance to your destination. Distances are given in “number of tiles”, where each [[tile]] has a size of 4 x 4 meters. 

==How do I talk to other players?==

Characters that are close to you will appear in your local tab. You can chat with them by using the chat tab named [[Local#Local|“Local”]] (usually the first tab in the chat window). In order to type a chat line just press “Enter” and then type your line. Send it to the local area by pressing “Enter” again. If you have questions about the game and need help with game mechanics, you are welcome to use the chat tab named “CA HELP”. (Just click on the tab, then ask your question in the same way as explained earlier.)

There are two more chat tabs that can be used to communicate with other players – but they usually have to be opened before you can use them. Typing “/shout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Freedom” and will send your message to all players on your current island (provided they are reading that chat). Typing “/gshout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Gl_Freedom” and will send your message to all islands (technically to all islands within your current kingdom, which is called "Freedom"). Both tabs will stay open, so you can continue chatting there. Finally, you can open a private chat with another player by typing “/tell <name>”, inserting the proper character name. 

==Can I join other players?==

Of course you can! In fact, you are encouraged to do so. Joining a group of other players will make your new life in Wurm Online so much easier. Try to use the official forums or the “Freedom” chat to look for settlements recruiting new villagers, or just ask around. 

==I want to be on my own. How do I start my own place?==

Of course you are also welcome to start out as a lonesome hermit! This may be harder, but on the other hand will provide an interesting challenge. Begin by finding a suitable place with some trees (for wood) and some rocky slopes (for your first iron mine), preferably not too far from water. (Also read the answer to the next question regarding rules and code of conduct.) Then start by chopping some [[wood]], make planks and shafts, and mine some [[iron]]. You can also use the “[[Rummage]]” option on rock tiles to look for low-quality iron rocks. To open a [[mine]], you need to find a rock tile. Activate your pickaxe, right-click the rock tile and select “Tunnel”. Repeat until a tunnel entrance opens – then continue mining until you find an iron vein. This can take some time! Once you have enough planks and nails you can start building your first little wooden shack! (Yes, in this game you can build your own house, a structure persisting in the world and seen by every passer-by!) 

==Can I settle anywhere? Are there rules for placing my first shack?==

Technically, the game will allow you to settle almost anywhere – unless you are on someone’s property. You will not be able to chop trees, open a mine or build your first shack on land that has been claimed (“deeded”) by another player. To check if the land you are on is already claimed you double-click the ground near you. If you see messages like “''This is within the village of xxx''” or “''This is within the perimeter of xxx''” you cannot (or should not) build your place there. It is also not allowed to build a house on a highway.

Apart from that, there are some unwritten and self-evident guidelines of politeness and courtesy. For example, it usually is frowned upon if you settle too close to other players’ structures or property without asking. Generally, if you see houses and structures around, try to talk to the locals and make sure it is ok for you to settle. You don’t want to annoy your future neighbours, do you? As a general rule: try to be as polite and considerate as you would be in real life. If you are unsure, always ask. 

==How do I build my shack?==

Every house in Wurm Online must be built on flat ground. If you cannot find a suitable flat spot, please read the section about ground flattening below, or read the Wurmpedia article on [[Flattening]]. Making a house requires two steps: planning and [[House#Creation|Building]]. You need a mallet to plan your house. With the mallet activated right-click a flat tile and select "Plan building". A structure plan (which looks like a wooden framework) will appear on that tile. You can repeat the process on adjacent tiles to enlarge your house plan, until you are satisfied.

Start small (1x2 tiles or 2x2 tiles) - you will be able to expand your house later. When you are ready, right-click one of the planned tiles (with your mallet still activated) and select "Finalize build plan". Now, all you have to do is to actually build the doors and walls and finally a floor and a roof. Refer to the Wurmpedia article about [[Wooden_house|wooden houses]] to learn more.

==What is a “deed”?==

Technically, a [[deed]] is a document of land ownership. In Wurm Online you can purchase an area of land for in-game silver, usually for the sake of founding a settlement. This specially protected area is therefore called a “settlement” or a “village”, but most commonly referred to as a “deed”. So, while technically the “deed” is only the document you own, you will usually hear Wurm players talk about the land they own as their “deed” or about things happening “on deed” or “off deed”.

Having a deed gives you a number of benefits: control over actions other players may perform, the ability to hire “spirit templars” as guards, easy access to your in-game bank account, no decay on structures, fences, lamps and decoration, a safe place to respawn, the ability to brand and protect animals, and many others. Founding a deed is simple: just use the “deed stake” you found in your inventory and fill in the various forms. Placing a minimum sized deed requires you to have at least 4.21 silver coins on your bank account. This money will be used for deed foundation, and it includes the upkeep for 3 months (1 silver per month). 

==How can I chop trees?==

You activate your hatchet by double-clicking the hatchet in your inventory, right-click a tree and select “Cut down”. Repeat this until the tree falls and you see a “felled tree” on the ground before you. In order to use its wood (for the creation of wooden planks, for example) you must then chop the felled tree and produce wooden logs by using your hatchet on the felled tree. Please note: “Activating” a tool is not the same as “equipping”. Tools to be used in crafting must always be “activated” (by double-clicking), whereas weapons, clothing, pieces of armour, or jewelry are “equipped” (using the right-click menu). 

==How do I craft items?==

Usually, [[crafting]] items is done by combining various parts and components, sometimes using a tool. (For example: to make a hammer you would first use a small anvil and a glowing iron lump to make a hammer head, then combine that with a wooden shaft.) You can open a “crafting window” (press “B”) and a window with “crafting recipes” (press “N”) to help you with the process of crafting. 

==My actions seem to fail very often. Why does making things take forever?==

When trying to craft items you will notice that you fail very often and have to repeat the same action again and again, until it finally succeeds. This can be annoying, but it is normal for a beginning player. The reason is that your crafting [[skills]] are still very low! If you open the “skill window” (press “F2”) you can see a complex list of skills. These skills determine how well you can perform certain actions, how long they will take and how successful your actions are. The higher the skill the better you perform! While you are using your skills they will gradually increase, and you will become more and more successful until you become an expert. 

==How can I change the shape of the landscape?==

Being able to change the landscape is one of the outstanding features of this game! The land around you is not a static environment – you can use your shovel to raise or lower the ground! This process is called “[[terraforming]]”. In a nutshell, terraforming works like this: the terrain consists of dirt “tiles” (the outlined squares you see on the ground when moving your mouse pointer over them). A tile, which can also have grass, a tree or a bush growing on it, has four corners, and each of those corners can be raised or lowered. To lower a tile corner use your shovel (stand next to the corner, activate the shovel, right-click the ground and select “dig”). You will notice that each digging action will lower the corner you are standing on by a little amount and you will find 1 piece of dirt in your inventory. Therefore the amount that corner is lowered by one digging action is called “1 dirt”. So, for example, if you repeat the digging action 4 times, you will find 4 pieces of dirt in your inventory, and the tile corner will be lower than before by “4 dirts”. You created a little slope! To raise the corner again, you can just drop the dirts from your inventory: right-click the dirt and select “drop on ground”. Please note: A corner does not belong to a single tile! Actually, there are always 4 tiles sharing a corner, so ''when you dig or drop dirt on a tile corner you will always affect all 4 tiles''! 

==I still don’t understand digging. How do I make a tile flat?==

To make a flat tile you have to know what its current slope is. Move your mouse pointer over a ground tile, and you will notice that the tile has 4 “borders” around it. Stand on one of the tile corners, look at the slope and right-click a border. Selecting “Examine” you will see a message like “''The border is 16 slope up''”, meaning you would need to drop 16 dirts on that corner to make the border flat. If it says “''The border is 10 slope down''” you will instead have to dig 10 times to flatten the border. Keep in mind, that the “other border” (the one connected to the corner you are standing on) will also be raised or lowered by your action, so you may have to stand on the other three borders and repeat the process several times, until all four borders say “The border is level”. All this sounds too complicated? Well, there fortunately is an easier way! Just activate your shovel, stand on a tile, right-click the tile and select “Flatten”. The game will automatically try to remove and add dirt to the tile corners in order to make the tile flat for you! 

==How do I get iron?==

Finding [[iron]] during your first days is important, because you will need it for many items you want to craft. There are several ways to get iron: you can either [[forage]] on grass tiles or [[rummage]] on rock tiles with a chance of finding “iron rocks”, which can then be smelted into iron lumps. Or you can use an underground [[mine]] to find an iron vein, which will give you iron ore when you mine it using your pickaxe. Most of the starter towns have public iron mines in their neighbourhood – just walk around and explore the surroundings until you find an open mine entrance with a sign saying “Public mine”. Walk inside and carefully study the tunnel walls until you find a wall segment that looks different. Right-click the wall, and if it says “Iron vein” you can use your pickaxe to mine pieces of iron ore. Then use a [[campfire]] or a [[forge]] to smelt them into iron lumps. 

==Should I become a premium player?==

You can play Wurm Online for free as a non-premium player as long as you wish. However, becoming a [[premium]] player will grant you a lot of benefits: you can raise your skills above 20 (meaning you will be able to perform many tasks that you wouldn’t be able to as a non-premium player, like building stone houses, riding horses, using sailing boats and driving carts, becoming a priest, and many other things), you can invite citizens to your village, and your account will never be deleted even after a long period of inactivity. So, in a nutshell: If you want to enjoy all of Wurm’s features and “really play the game” you should become a premium player!

The monthly cost for a premium account is 7.99 Euros (less with purchase of more months at once) if purchased with actual money.

'''If''' you access Wurm through the original launcher, you purchase time from the [https://shop.wurmonline.com Wurm shop].

'''If''' you access Wurm through Steam, while in game press Escape and then Shop from the menu to access the Steam shop.

You can also buy 15 or 30 days of premium time for in game silver coins at any settlement token in-game, no matter which launcher you use. 5 silver coins for 15 days and 10 silver coins for 30 days.

==How do I change the way my character looks?==

In your inventory you will find a brightly glowing golden hand mirror. Use it to change the look and/or gender of your avatar, but please be aware that this item can only be used once - so use it wisely. Further changes would require buying another mirror from a [[trader]] and this costs silver coins!

==Where can I find more information?==

The information in this short overview is brief and probably far from sufficient to answer all of your questions. Therefore, you are encouraged to use this Wurmpedia, an extensive and informative Wiki about Wurm Online. Please use Wurmpedia frequently!

Questions about the game and its rules and mechanics can also be asked in the “CA HELP” chat tab. Usually community assistants and other players will be present to answer your questions! Questions and discussion in this tab stick to game mechanics and questions-no trolling or casual conversation is allowed here. Once you feel more comfortable in the game, you may want to help other newbies here yourself!

There is also the "Book of Wisdom" which contains useful information about the game. Press escape, select Tools, and then More to access the Book of Wisdom.

==More helpful links for beginners==

:[[Basic Knowledge]] 
:[[Wurmians_starter_guide|Wurmians Starter Guide]] 
:[[What_Do_I_Do|What do I do?]] 

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==Je suis sorti du tutoriel - mais où suis-je maintenant ?==

Vous avez été envoyé à la ville de départ de l'île que vous avez sélectionnée au portail. Cette ville est un environnement protégé, parfait pour vous habituer au jeu. Pour voir la carte de l'île sur laquelle vous vous trouvez, appuyez sur "M". Sur la carte, vous verrez une petite icône violette de maison, montrant la position de la ville de départ. Passser le pointeur de la souris sur le symbole vous montrera le nom de la ville.

Note : Quelques îles ont plusieurs villes de départ. Pour déterminer dans laquelle vous êtes, double-cliquer n'importe où par terre près de vous et vous verrez un message dans l'onglet "Event" disant quelque chose du genre "''This is within the village of Glasshollow.''" 

==Comment regarder autour de vous ?==

Dans le tutoriel, vous avez appris à vous déplacer en utilisant les touches directionnelles ou W, A, S, D. Vous pouvez également regarder autour de vous en tenant le bouton gauche de votre souris enfoncé. 

==Comment basculer vers la vue à la troisième personne ?==

Appuyez sur la touche V pour entrer en mode vue à la troisième personne. Les touches Moins et Plus servent à approcher et à éloigner la caméra de votre personnage. 

Appuyer sur la touche V une autre fois vous fera retourner en mode vue à la première personne. 

==Puis-je sauter ?==

Non, il est impossible de sauter dans Wurm Online - et ce n'est habituellement pas nécessaire. Vous ne pouvez pas outrepasser des obstacles en sautant par-dessus. Cependant, il y a un risque de "tomber" par-dessus les clôtures quand vous tomber d'une pente abrupte - faites donc attention de ne pas être piégé dans une zone fermée. 

==Je marche très lentement. Comment je cours ?==

Il n'y a pas de mode "course" dans Wurm Online. Votre vitesse de mouvement est déterminée par le poids que vous portez et par le terrain sur lequel vous marchez. Si votre personnage semble se déplacer extrêmement lentement, vous portez probablement trop de poids ou vous avez accidentellement activé le mode "grimper".

* Pour connaître votre poids actuel, ouvrez la fenêtre de personnage en appuyant sur la touche "C" et placer le curseur de votre souris sur le petit symbole de poids dans le coin supérieur gauche. Une info-bulle vous montrera votre poids total et vous informera des pénalités au mouvement.

* Pour savoir si vous grimpez à la place de marcher, utiliser la barre d'actions rapides située en bas à droite de votre écran. La première icône de la barre active ou désactive le mode "grimper". En jouant à Wurm Online, vos compétences et caractéristiques corporelles vont s'améliorer. Vous pourrez porter de plus and plus de poids sans subir un ralentissement de votre vitesse de déplacement ! 

==Pourquoi mon endurance ne se régénère pas ?==

[[Stamina | Endurance]] (la barre verte de votre [[Healthbar | barre de santé]]) diminue pendant que vous marchez, nagez ou performez des actions. La barre d'endurance se met à se régénérer lentement dès que vous cessez vos activités. La vitesse à laquelle elle se régénère dépend de votre faim et de votre soif. Ces dernières sont représentées par vos barres de faim et de soif. Il existe quelques scénarios où votre barre d'endurance ne se régénérera pas : par exemple, si vous êtes en mode "grimper" (voir plus haut) ou si vous nagez en eau profonde.

== Je vois des créatures autour de moi. Sont-elles dangereuses ? ==

Le monde de Wurm Online est plein de créatures ! Quelques-unes sont hostiles et vous attaqueront si vous vous en approchez trop. D'autres sont inoffensives et pacifiques. Pour vérifier, placez le pointeur de votre souris sur la créature. Si son contour est rouge, vous devez faire attention. Cela signifie que cette créature est hostile et qu'elle peut vous attaquer ! Les créatures inoffensives ont un contour bleu. 

==Une créature m'attaque. Puis-je survivre?==

Pendant vos premiers jours, vous devriez essayer d'éviter n'importe quelle créature hostile en évitant de l'approcher. Par exemple, celles avec un contour rouge. Cependant, si vous approchez accidentellement d'un animal dangereux et qu'il commence à vous attaquer, essayez de vous enfuir ! Si vous avez été touché, vous serez ralenti pendant un bref moment, mais vous serez bientôt capable de vous déplacer à une vitesse normale. Prendre note que la plupart des créatures hostiles ne sont pas capables de nager (avec quelques exceptions, comme les ours bruns, les crocodiles, et bien sûr tous les animaux marins), c'est donc une bonne idée de rester près de la côte ou de la rive d'un lac et d'essayer de vous enfuir dans l'eau. Aussi : vous devriez porter l'armure en cuir que vous avez trouvée dans votre inventaire. 

==Je vois des tours et des gardes. Que sont-ils ?==

[[Guard tower | Les tours de garde]] sont éparpillées un peu partout sur les îles ; elles sont là pour vous protéger ! Vous trouverez, autour de chacune d'elles, des PNJs spéciaux ("Personnages non-joueurs"), les gardes de la tour. Vous pouvez les appeler afin qu'ils vous protègent contre une créature hostile, mais seulement si la créature n'est pas trop loin de la tour de garde (techniquement, dans un périmètre de 20 tuiles) et que vous "ciblez" la créature. Par exemple, elle vous a attaqué et apparaît alors dans votre "fenêtre de cible". Pour appeler les gardes, utilisez l'onglet "Local" de votre fenêtre de clavardage et écrivez "help" ou "guards!" (sans les guillemets). Si la créature ciblée est dans le périmètre de la tour, chaque appel à l'aide amènera deux gardes à l'attaquer. Après un cooldown de 10 secondes, vous pourrez de nouveau appeler à l'aide et deux autres gardes attaqueront la créature. Une tour de garde peut avoir un maximum de 5 gardes. Quelques types de tours spéciales peuvent en avoir plus.

==Comment puis-je trouver un endroit sécuritaire pour la nuit ?==

L'endroit le plus sécuritaire pour vos premières heures est la ville de départ ! Explorez-la tout en vous habituant au jeu. Après avoir quitté ce havre sécuritaire, vous devriez toujours regarder autour de vous pour voir s'il n'y aurait pas des créatures hostiles afin de pouvoir les éviter. Quand il s'agit du comportement des créatures, il n'y a pas de différence entre le jour et la nuit. Cependant, vous pourriez avoir plus de difficulté à les repérer dans le noir. Alors, il serait peut-être judicieux de ne pas voyager de nuit tant que vous êtes débutant. Si vous traversez une zone développée avec des maisons, des champs et des clôtures, il y a des chances que vous soyez dans une colonie, un village ou une ville de joueur. Ces derniers ont souvent des gardes spéciaux : [[Spirit templar | les templiers esprits]]. Ils ressemblent à des guerriers fantomatiques blancs transparents et ils attaqueront n'importe quelle créature hostile dans le périmètre de la ville. Il s'agit donc d'un endroit sécuritaire ! 

==I found a cotton tent in my inventory. What is it good for?==

You can drop your [[starter tent]] somewhere in the wilderness, outside a settlement, by right-clicking it in your inventory and select "Drop - On Ground". It serves as a secure temporary storage for your items (no other player can take them from the tent) and as a respawn point. So, if your character dies (see below) you get the option to respawn at your tent, in addition to respawning at the starter town. To store items in your tent, right-click the tent and select "open", then drag and drop items from your inventory to the tent window. (''Do not just drop items on the ground inside the tent!'') Please note that the tent will not decay while in your inventory, but it will take damage once dropped. It decays rather quickly, so only use it as a temporary storage, and put it back in your inventory if not needed. 

==I died! What can I do now?==

Dying is something to be expected during your first days in Wurm Online – so don’t be worried. You will lose a small percentage of your current skills (which aren’t very high yet anyway), and some of your inventory items will be missing. They remain with [[Death#Your_corpse|your corpse]] and can be retrieved later. The items are safe for quite a while; nobody will be able to take them as long as the corpse is lying on the ground – typically about 2 real days. When you die, a window will appear asking you where you want to respawn. You always have the option to respawn at the starter town, and – if you dropped your [[starter tent]] somewhere – near your tent. That’s why it is a good idea to drop your tent if you are staying at a place far from a starter town for a while. It is also possible to start over with nothing. 

==How do I find water and food?==

You may have noticed that your water and food bar are slowly decreasing while you play Wurm Online. Don’t be worried too much: you cannot die from hunger or thirst! However, having full bars is always a good thing, because the lower they are the slower you will regain stamina. Drinking water regularly is more important than keeping your food level up, because your body is able to “fast” several times if you become too hungry. “[[Fasting]]” will restore your food bar (while lowering your nutrition value; but you don’t have to worry about that for the time being). Getting water is easy: just find a well or fountain, or go to the sea coast or any lake shore and drink! (Yes, you can even drink sea water!) Getting food is a bit more difficult. You can either [[forage]] for vegetables or berries (which are not very nutritious), go [[fishing]], or try to cook a simple meal from fresh meat (look for animal corpses) and vegetables, using a campfire. 

==How do I travel? Can I teleport?==

Later on, when your skills have increased, you will be able to ride horses and drive carts. For now, you will probably just walk! (Technically, even as a new player you could ride a cow – but they are pretty slow. Donkeys are a good alternative.) There is no “magical” way of fast travelling in Wurm Online, so no teleporting. One exception: When you decide to join an existing village, you will have a one-time option to teleport to that place.

For travelling you can use your in-game map to see what the area looks like (press “M” to open it), but on the official Wurm forums you will find a “community map” of your server, which is a lot more detailed and offers a great deal of information. 

==I found an abandoned unlocked vehicle. Is it OK to use it?==

Using abandoned vehicles, like carts, wagons, and boats may seem tempting, however, it is actually very risky. As you are not the owner and don't have permissions for that vehicle you may easily get into trouble. When you happen to disembark the vehicle inside another player's settlement you will usually be unable to embark again and the vehicle will become useless. In these situations you will also lose everything you loaded into the vehicle, as well as any animals you hitched to it - unless you can contact the owner of the settlement and ask him to help you. Therefore you are strongly advised against using abandoned vehicles!

'''''Never use an abandoned cart, wagon, or boat.''''' 

==Can I see my current location on the map?==

The world of Wurm Online is based on a medieval setting, so there is no such thing as a GPS! Thus, you cannot see your current location on an in-game map. The challenge of finding out where you currently are is an interesting part of the game experience. Use the community map and try to find a landmark or a settlement close to you, then try to identify it on the map. Or talk to other players around you and ask them where you are. 

==How do I find my way from … to …?==

You can always use the map, as explained earlier, but if you are lucky you will find one of Wurm’s [[highway]]s. The highway system consists of a network of player-built multi-lane roads having “cat’s eyes” (rows of green lights in the center of the highway) and “waystones” (road signs). If your destination is a settlement that is connected to the highway network, you can easily find it by right-clicking one of the waystones and search for the route. If you pick the settlement name from the list, every waystone will show you the direction and distance to your destination. Distances are given in “number of tiles”, where each [[tile]] has a size of 4 x 4 meters. 

==How do I talk to other players?==

Characters that are close to you will appear in your local tab. You can chat with them by using the chat tab named [[Local#Local|“Local”]] (usually the first tab in the chat window). In order to type a chat line just press “Enter” and then type your line. Send it to the local area by pressing “Enter” again. If you have questions about the game and need help with game mechanics, you are welcome to use the chat tab named “CA HELP”. (Just click on the tab, then ask your question in the same way as explained earlier.)

There are two more chat tabs that can be used to communicate with other players – but they usually have to be opened before you can use them. Typing “/shout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Freedom” and will send your message to all players on your current island (provided they are reading that chat). Typing “/gshout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Gl_Freedom” and will send your message to all islands (technically to all islands within your current kingdom, which is called "Freedom"). Both tabs will stay open, so you can continue chatting there. Finally, you can open a private chat with another player by typing “/tell <name>”, inserting the proper character name. 

==Can I join other players?==

Of course you can! In fact, you are encouraged to do so. Joining a group of other players will make your new life in Wurm Online so much easier. Try to use the official forums or the “Freedom” chat to look for settlements recruiting new villagers, or just ask around. 

==I want to be on my own. How do I start my own place?==

Of course you are also welcome to start out as a lonesome hermit! This may be harder, but on the other hand will provide an interesting challenge. Begin by finding a suitable place with some trees (for wood) and some rocky slopes (for your first iron mine), preferably not too far from water. (Also read the answer to the next question regarding rules and code of conduct.) Then start by chopping some [[wood]], make planks and shafts, and mine some [[iron]]. You can also use the “[[Rummage]]” option on rock tiles to look for low-quality iron rocks. To open a [[mine]], you need to find a rock tile. Activate your pickaxe, right-click the rock tile and select “Tunnel”. Repeat until a tunnel entrance opens – then continue mining until you find an iron vein. This can take some time! Once you have enough planks and nails you can start building your first little wooden shack! (Yes, in this game you can build your own house, a structure persisting in the world and seen by every passer-by!) 

==Can I settle anywhere? Are there rules for placing my first shack?==

Technically, the game will allow you to settle almost anywhere – unless you are on someone’s property. You will not be able to chop trees, open a mine or build your first shack on land that has been claimed (“deeded”) by another player. To check if the land you are on is already claimed you double-click the ground near you. If you see messages like “''This is within the village of xxx''” or “''This is within the perimeter of xxx''” you cannot (or should not) build your place there. It is also not allowed to build a house on a highway.

Apart from that, there are some unwritten and self-evident guidelines of politeness and courtesy. For example, it usually is frowned upon if you settle too close to other players’ structures or property without asking. Generally, if you see houses and structures around, try to talk to the locals and make sure it is ok for you to settle. You don’t want to annoy your future neighbours, do you? As a general rule: try to be as polite and considerate as you would be in real life. If you are unsure, always ask. 

==How do I build my shack?==

Every house in Wurm Online must be built on flat ground. If you cannot find a suitable flat spot, please read the section about ground flattening below, or read the Wurmpedia article on [[Flattening]]. Making a house requires two steps: planning and [[House#Creation|Building]]. You need a mallet to plan your house. With the mallet activated right-click a flat tile and select "Plan building". A structure plan (which looks like a wooden framework) will appear on that tile. You can repeat the process on adjacent tiles to enlarge your house plan, until you are satisfied.

Start small (1x2 tiles or 2x2 tiles) - you will be able to expand your house later. When you are ready, right-click one of the planned tiles (with your mallet still activated) and select "Finalize build plan". Now, all you have to do is to actually build the doors and walls and finally a floor and a roof. Refer to the Wurmpedia article about [[Wooden_house|wooden houses]] to learn more.

==What is a “deed”?==

Technically, a [[deed]] is a document of land ownership. In Wurm Online you can purchase an area of land for in-game silver, usually for the sake of founding a settlement. This specially protected area is therefore called a “settlement” or a “village”, but most commonly referred to as a “deed”. So, while technically the “deed” is only the document you own, you will usually hear Wurm players talk about the land they own as their “deed” or about things happening “on deed” or “off deed”.

Having a deed gives you a number of benefits: control over actions other players may perform, the ability to hire “spirit templars” as guards, easy access to your in-game bank account, no decay on structures, fences, lamps and decoration, a safe place to respawn, the ability to brand and protect animals, and many others. Founding a deed is simple: just use the “deed stake” you found in your inventory and fill in the various forms. Placing a minimum sized deed requires you to have at least 4.21 silver coins on your bank account. This money will be used for deed foundation, and it includes the upkeep for 3 months (1 silver per month). 

==How can I chop trees?==

You activate your hatchet by double-clicking the hatchet in your inventory, right-click a tree and select “Cut down”. Repeat this until the tree falls and you see a “felled tree” on the ground before you. In order to use its wood (for the creation of wooden planks, for example) you must then chop the felled tree and produce wooden logs by using your hatchet on the felled tree. Please note: “Activating” a tool is not the same as “equipping”. Tools to be used in crafting must always be “activated” (by double-clicking), whereas weapons, clothing, pieces of armour, or jewelry are “equipped” (using the right-click menu). 

==How do I craft items?==

Usually, [[crafting]] items is done by combining various parts and components, sometimes using a tool. (For example: to make a hammer you would first use a small anvil and a glowing iron lump to make a hammer head, then combine that with a wooden shaft.) You can open a “crafting window” (press “B”) and a window with “crafting recipes” (press “N”) to help you with the process of crafting. 

==My actions seem to fail very often. Why does making things take forever?==

When trying to craft items you will notice that you fail very often and have to repeat the same action again and again, until it finally succeeds. This can be annoying, but it is normal for a beginning player. The reason is that your crafting [[skills]] are still very low! If you open the “skill window” (press “F2”) you can see a complex list of skills. These skills determine how well you can perform certain actions, how long they will take and how successful your actions are. The higher the skill the better you perform! While you are using your skills they will gradually increase, and you will become more and more successful until you become an expert. 

==How can I change the shape of the landscape?==

Being able to change the landscape is one of the outstanding features of this game! The land around you is not a static environment – you can use your shovel to raise or lower the ground! This process is called “[[terraforming]]”. In a nutshell, terraforming works like this: the terrain consists of dirt “tiles” (the outlined squares you see on the ground when moving your mouse pointer over them). A tile, which can also have grass, a tree or a bush growing on it, has four corners, and each of those corners can be raised or lowered. To lower a tile corner use your shovel (stand next to the corner, activate the shovel, right-click the ground and select “dig”). You will notice that each digging action will lower the corner you are standing on by a little amount and you will find 1 piece of dirt in your inventory. Therefore the amount that corner is lowered by one digging action is called “1 dirt”. So, for example, if you repeat the digging action 4 times, you will find 4 pieces of dirt in your inventory, and the tile corner will be lower than before by “4 dirts”. You created a little slope! To raise the corner again, you can just drop the dirts from your inventory: right-click the dirt and select “drop on ground”. Please note: A corner does not belong to a single tile! Actually, there are always 4 tiles sharing a corner, so ''when you dig or drop dirt on a tile corner you will always affect all 4 tiles''! 

==I still don’t understand digging. How do I make a tile flat?==

To make a flat tile you have to know what its current slope is. Move your mouse pointer over a ground tile, and you will notice that the tile has 4 “borders” around it. Stand on one of the tile corners, look at the slope and right-click a border. Selecting “Examine” you will see a message like “''The border is 16 slope up''”, meaning you would need to drop 16 dirts on that corner to make the border flat. If it says “''The border is 10 slope down''” you will instead have to dig 10 times to flatten the border. Keep in mind, that the “other border” (the one connected to the corner you are standing on) will also be raised or lowered by your action, so you may have to stand on the other three borders and repeat the process several times, until all four borders say “The border is level”. All this sounds too complicated? Well, there fortunately is an easier way! Just activate your shovel, stand on a tile, right-click the tile and select “Flatten”. The game will automatically try to remove and add dirt to the tile corners in order to make the tile flat for you! 

==How do I get iron?==

Finding [[iron]] during your first days is important, because you will need it for many items you want to craft. There are several ways to get iron: you can either [[forage]] on grass tiles or [[rummage]] on rock tiles with a chance of finding “iron rocks”, which can then be smelted into iron lumps. Or you can use an underground [[mine]] to find an iron vein, which will give you iron ore when you mine it using your pickaxe. Most of the starter towns have public iron mines in their neighbourhood – just walk around and explore the surroundings until you find an open mine entrance with a sign saying “Public mine”. Walk inside and carefully study the tunnel walls until you find a wall segment that looks different. Right-click the wall, and if it says “Iron vein” you can use your pickaxe to mine pieces of iron ore. Then use a [[campfire]] or a [[forge]] to smelt them into iron lumps. 

==Should I become a premium player?==

You can play Wurm Online for free as a non-premium player as long as you wish. However, becoming a [[premium]] player will grant you a lot of benefits: you can raise your skills above 20 (meaning you will be able to perform many tasks that you wouldn’t be able to as a non-premium player, like building stone houses, riding horses, using sailing boats and driving carts, becoming a priest, and many other things), you can invite citizens to your village, and your account will never be deleted even after a long period of inactivity. So, in a nutshell: If you want to enjoy all of Wurm’s features and “really play the game” you should become a premium player!

The monthly cost for a premium account is 7.99 Euros (less with purchase of more months at once) if purchased with actual money.

'''If''' you access Wurm through the original launcher, you purchase time from the [https://shop.wurmonline.com Wurm shop].

'''If''' you access Wurm through Steam, while in game press Escape and then Shop from the menu to access the Steam shop.

You can also buy 15 or 30 days of premium time for in game silver coins at any settlement token in-game, no matter which launcher you use. 5 silver coins for 15 days and 10 silver coins for 30 days.

==How do I change the way my character looks?==

In your inventory you will find a brightly glowing golden hand mirror. Use it to change the look and/or gender of your avatar, but please be aware that this item can only be used once - so use it wisely. Further changes would require buying another mirror from a [[trader]] and this costs silver coins!

==Where can I find more information?==

The information in this short overview is brief and probably far from sufficient to answer all of your questions. Therefore, you are encouraged to use this Wurmpedia, an extensive and informative Wiki about Wurm Online. Please use Wurmpedia frequently!

Questions about the game and its rules and mechanics can also be asked in the “CA HELP” chat tab. Usually community assistants and other players will be present to answer your questions! Questions and discussion in this tab stick to game mechanics and questions-no trolling or casual conversation is allowed here. Once you feel more comfortable in the game, you may want to help other newbies here yourself!

There is also the "Book of Wisdom" which contains useful information about the game. Press escape, select Tools, and then More to access the Book of Wisdom.

==More helpful links for beginners==

:[[Basic Knowledge]] 
:[[Wurmians_starter_guide|Wurmians Starter Guide]] 
:[[What_Do_I_Do|What do I do?]] 

==Langage==
Consulter cette page en:
*[[Your first days in Wurm Online | English]]
*[[Deine ersten Tage in Wurm Online | Deutsch]]

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Tutorials]]
[[Category:Français]]

Settlement:Mooncat Lake

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{{settlement
|name = Mooncat Lake
|motto = Meaow
|type = Village
|size =
|mayor = [[Player:Sheffy | Sheffy]]
|comayors =
|population = ?
|allies =
* Mooncat Forest
* Mooncat River
* Mooncat Sound
* Mooncat Under The Mountain
* Mooncat Watch
* [[Settlement:Margor | Margor]]
* The Wolf And The Crow
* Atrum Sanctus
|enemies = None
}}

== Bio ==
This village welcomes new players. The mayor, Sheffy, is very helpful. She helped many newcomers by offering them a home in Mooncat Lake. Many players, new and old, still live here to this day. 
[[User:Zariodan | Zariodan]]

== Location ==
* [[Server]] : [[Cadence]]
* Grid : Q10
* [https://cadence.yaga.host/#764,3210 Position on map]

== Alliance ==
This village is the capital and metropolis of the "Mooncat&Fishermen" alliance.

== Permission ==

Sheffy granted Zariodan permission to create this page. 
[21:28:39] <[[Player:Zario|Zario]]> Would you allow me to make Wurmpedia pages for you and your settlements? 
[21:28:52] <Sheffy> sure, I guess 
[21:29:11] <Zario> Its ok if you dont want to 
[21:29:27] <Sheffy> I'd just never thought of it myself 
[21:29:30] <Sheffy> sure

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{{PlayerInfo
|name = Sheffy
|kingdom = [[Freedom]]
|server = Cadence
|settlement=[[Settlement:Mooncat Lake | Mooncat Lake]]
|profession = Main
|alts=
}}

== Bio ==

Sheffy is a very helpful player. She helped many new players over time by providing them with basic necessities like shelter, food and tools to name a few. If you are new to the game and chose Cadence as your server, don't hesitate to communicate with her if you need help or advice. 
[[User:Zariodan | Zariodan]]

== Permission ==

Sheffy granted Zariodan permission to create this page. 
[21:28:39] <[[Player:Zario|Zario]]> Would you allow me to make Wurmpedia pages for you and your settlements? 
[21:28:52] <Sheffy> sure, I guess 
[21:29:11] <Zario> Its ok if you dont want to 
[21:29:27] <Sheffy> I'd just never thought of it myself 
[21:29:30] <Sheffy> sure

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{{PlayerInfo
|name=Zariana
|kingdom=[[Freedom]]
|server=Cadence
|settlement=[[Settlement:Margor | Margor]]
|profession=[[Vynora]] [[priest]]
|alts=
*[[Player:Zario | Zario]]
*[[Player:Zariodan | Zariodan]]
}}

[[Category:Players]]

== User ==
[[User:Zariodan | Zariodan]]

Settlement:Margor

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{{settlement
|name = Margor
|motto = The Darkstone will shine
|type = Village
|size = 23 x 28
|mayor = [[Player:Zario | Zario]]
|comayors = [[Player:Zariana | Zariana]]
|population = 2
|allies =
* Mooncat Forest
* [[Settlement:Mooncat Lake | Mooncat Lake]]
* Mooncat River
* Mooncat Sound
* Mooncat Under The Mountain
* Mooncat Watch
* The Wolf And The Crow
* Atrum Sanctus
|enemies = None
}}

== Location ==
* [[Server]] : [[Cadence]]
* Grid : Q10
* [https://cadence.yaga.host/#685,3214 Position on map]

== Alliance ==
This village is part of the "Mooncat&Fishermen" alliance.

Player:Zariodan

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{{Inactive}}

{{HP-freedom}}

{{PlayerInfo
|name=Zariodan
|kingdom=[[Freedom]]
|server=Pristine
|settlement=Sanctuary
|profession=Alt
|alts=
*[[Player:Zario | Zario]]
*[[Player:Zariana | Zariana]]
}}

[[Category:Players]]

== User ==
[[User:Zariodan | Zariodan]]

Player:Zariana

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{{PlayerInfo
|name=Zariana
|kingdom=[[Freedom]]
|server=Cadence
|settlement=[[Settlement:Margor | Margor]]
|profession=Alt
|alts=
*[[Player:Zario | Zario]]
*[[Player:Zariodan | Zariodan]]
}}

[[Category:Players]]

== User ==
[[User:Zariodan | Zariodan]]

Player:Zario

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{{HP-freedom}}

{{PlayerInfo
|name=Zario
|kingdom=[[Freedom]]
|server=Cadence
|settlement=[[Settlement:Margor | Margor]]
|profession=Main
|alts=
*[[Player:Zariana | Zariana]]
*[[Player:Zariodan | Zariodan]]
}}

[[Category:Players]]

== User ==
[[User:Zariodan | Zariodan]]

== [[Titles]] ==
* Blacksmith
* Blessed
* Handyman
* Marker
* Miner
* Padre
* Primer Minester
* Renowned Blacksmith
* Reverent
* Rider of Lomaner
* Rockbreaker
* Trollslayer
* Tunneller

User:Zariodan

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{{staff|wa|Zariodan|https://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/profile/75460-zariodan/}}

== Players ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! [[Server]] !! [[Settlement]] !! [[Permissions#Settlement|Role]] !! Profession !! [[Titles]]
|-
| [[Player:Zario|Zario]] || [[Cadence]] || [[Settlement:Margor|Margor]] || Mayor || Main || 13
|-
| [[Player:Zariana|Zariana]] || Cadence || Margor || Co-mayor || [[Vynora]] [[priest]] || 0
|-
| [[Player:Zariodan|Zariodan]] || [[Pristine]] || Sanctuary || [[Citizen]] || [[Alt]] || ?
|}

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{{staff|wa|Zariodan|https://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/profile/75460-zariodan/}}

{{warning | warning=This is a personal page. Please don’t edit anyone’s personal page, except your own. Exception: you may remove dead (red) links. [[Wurmpedia_editing_handbook#General_Wurmpedia_Etiquette | Reference]]}}

== Players ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! [[Server]] !! [[Settlement]] !! [[Permissions#Settlement|Role]] !! Profession !! [[Titles]]
|-
| [[Player:Zario|Zario]] || [[Cadence]] || [[Settlement:Margor|Margor]] || Mayor || Main || 13
|-
| [[Player:Zariana|Zariana]] || Cadence || Margor || Co-mayor || [[Vynora]] [[priest]] || 0
|-
| [[Player:Zariodan|Zariodan]] || [[Pristine]] || Sanctuary || [[Citizen]] || [[Alt]] || ?
|}

Housing

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Work in Progress

This page is empty (for now).

Click [[Main Page | here]] to go back to the main page.

[[Category:Structures]]
[[Category:Babel/H]]

Housing

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Work in Progress

[[Category:Structures]]
[[Category:Babel/H]]

Housing

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Work in Progress

This page is empty (for now).

Click [[]]

[[Category:Structures]]
[[Category:Babel/H]]

Playing Wurm Online with better FPS

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This is a work in progress.

[[Main Page | Wurm]] can be very graphics intensive, even if you have a gaming computer. If you're using an older computer or laptop, you may need to adjust your graphics settings for optimum Wurm gaming. You may need to restart your game for these settings changes to take effect.

==Playing Wurm with Intel graphics==
[https://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/topic/162562-how-to-run-wurm-on-intel/ Forum post]

==Adjustments to the Graphics tabs==
There are a few adjustment in the graphics settings that can help with your Wurm experience.
===Graphics===
*Turn shadow details down or off.
*Turn water detail and reflections down or off.
===Advanced Graphics tab===
*Uncheck
**Detailed Weather
**Ambient Environment
**Particles & Effects
===Post-Process tab===
*Turn Ambient Occlusion off.
*Uncheck Volumetric Fog.
===Compatibility tab (Only available before logging in)===
*Turn GLSL Support off

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This page is empty.

Click [[Main Page | here]] to go back to the main page.

Pandemonium

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This page is empty.

Click [[Main Page | here]] to go back to the main page.

Wurm staff

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==Wurm staff==
[[Main Page | Wurm]] is developed and staffed by a team of employees and volunteers. Please refer to the [https://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/topic/4976-wurm-online-staff/ forum list] for the most up to date list.

Seris (moon)

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==Description==
''You see Seris, haven for the dead.''

==Notes==
This white-colored moon is the smallest of the three moons of wurm. Its path in the horizon is more unpredictable than [[Valrei (moon) | Valrei]]. If you're lucky, you might see an eclipse.

[[Category:Astronomy and geography]]
[[Category: Babel/S]]

Screenshot

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To take screenshots in [[Main Page | Wurm]]:

==On a Windows Computer==
* Press {{key|F10}} to remove the UI (unless you want that in the shot)
* Press {{key|F11}} to take the screenshot.

==To Find your Screenshots on your Computer==
There are a few options to find your screenshots, if you are unsure.
===Ingame===
* Press {{key|F1}} to bring up your console window. Right after a screenshot is taken, the console will show which folder they are in.
===On Steam===
* Click on the ''View'' dropdown in your Steam window, select ''Screenshots''.

[[Category:Technical Details]]

Ritual of Rain

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A mission only spell. It's required to perform a ritual on a certain structure, either an Epic structure, like a pillar or pylon, or a certain [[guard tower]]. At the particular tower or structure, one have to right click it, the option to perform the ritual will be there. Sometimes it requires a certain item to be active, the required item should be activated, and after right clicking the structure, again the option to perform the ritual will be there.

Playing Wurm Online on a Mac

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This page is a work in progress as we update for Mac use. Please see the [https://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/forum/131-mac-issues/ Mac Tech Issues forum section] for more information.

==Using a Mac with the Wurm Online launcher==
==Using a Mac with the Steam launcher==
[https://support.steampowered.com/kb_cat.php?id=81 Steam support for Macs]
===Using the shop through Steam===
As a Steam player, you access the shop through Steam to purchase premium or silver. If you are unable to see the Steam overlay, you may need to reset the game to fullscreen (not windowed fullscreen). You may additionally need to lower your resolution. This is a Steam/Mac issue, not a Wurm Online issue.

==Use of the mouse==
Wurm Online relies heavily on use of the right-click. Some mice for Macs don't have more than one button or you may be using a touchpad. While this might not be ideal, pressing Control + click works, as does double tapping your touchpad.

Please see [https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204895 this Apple support page] for some further info on clicking, if you are new to Macs.
==Recommendations for playing [[Wurm Online]]==
*If you have a mouse with more than one button, this might make your Wurm experience easier. It's not required but some PC mice do work with Macs.

Lore

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Wurm lore dates back to the earliest days and many of our [[players]] have moved from champion and villain to heroic legend. Wurm is unique in that the players make their own lore. While there is a framework of history and worldbuilding, we welcome players to make their own history.

{{Special:Prefixindex/Lore:}}

Jackal (moon)

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==Description==
''You see Jackal, flowing with the blood of the damned.''
==Notes==
This strange red-colored moon eclipses Sol once every 80th Wurm [[day]]. A total eclipse is never seen, since Sol dips below the horizon just before being covered by Jackal.

Rises in the East and Sets in the West

[[Category:Astronomy and geography]]
[[Category:Babel/J]]

User:Beanbag

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{{Player
|name=Beanbag
|kingdom=freedom
|server=independence
|settlement=Lebowski Square
}}
==Player History:==

Originally part of Fort Mole, Beanbag arrived many ages ago into the depths of Wild where he stayed until the opening of the Independence server, where he lives to this day.

[[Category:Players]]

User:Beanbag

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{{Player
|name=Beanbag
|kingdom=freedom
|server=independence
|settlement=Lebowski Square
}}
==Player History:==

Originally part of [[Fort Mole]], Beanbag arrived many ages ago into the depths of Wild where he stayed until the opening of the Independence server, where he lives to this day.

[[Category:Players]]

User:Asidecay

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Asidecay is a Freedom cluster player who enjoys being a "Jack of all Trades".

===Skills===
Asidecay's skills are published on the [http://wurm.riceri.se Wurm Online Skillcompare] site.

===Titles===

*Ambassador of Lomaner
*Athlete
*Axeman
*Blacksmith
*Butcher
*Carpenter
*Caterer
*Chieftain of Lomaner
*Crofter
*Digger
*Dragonslayer
*Drover
*Ecologist
*Excavator
*Farmer
*Fearless
*Fine Carpenter
*Fletcher
*Forester
*Giantslayer
*Goldsmith
*Greenthumbs
*Handyman
*Herbalist
*High Mason
*Knifer
*Land Shaper
*Lumberjack
*Mason
*Master Blacksmith
*Materia Tamer
*Mercenary
*Miner
*Potter
*Prime Minester
*Prospector
*Puppeteer
*Renowned Blacksmith
*Renowned Carpenter
*Renowned Goldsmith
*Repairman
*Rider of Lomaner
*Roadbuilder
*Sculptor
*Smith
*Soldier
*Swordsman
*Tailor
*Tanner
*Thinker
*Tim the Toolman
*Timberman
*Tinker
*Trollslayer
*Weaponsmith

===History/Random Stats===
*Asidecay entered through the portal to Wurm on day of the Ant, week 1 of the starfall of Fires, 986.

Player:Artashes

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[[Category:Players]]

=== Current ===

Artashes is the founder and mayor of [[Elysian Fields]] on the Freedom server, but can often be found travelling the map as he is a keen hunter.

Since coming to Freedom, he has been much more active in community projects than previously, having taking part in two large projects since the map opened, the [[Lore:Cave Canal|Cave Canal]] and [[Freedom Market]].

As of the beginning of November 2009, he is acting as the author/publisher for [http://www.wurmonline.com/freedom-isles Freedom News] on the Wurm website, and can be sent contributions [http://www.wurmonline.com/submit-freedom-news here].

He was for a while between August 2009 and May 2010 a [[Moderator|CM]] on the Freedom server, but has since relinquished this role.

=== Past history ===

Artashes first came to Wurm under a different name in a very early map in Jan/Feb 2004, and stayed for some months before disappearing again for a couple of years. It is one of his great regrets that he was not around for the beginning of Gold 1 in 2006, as he returned to Wurm in October 2006.

In gold 1, he briefly had a homestead in the far SW of Home, before joining [[Mist]] when the new islands were created at the millenium. He was once again inactive at the time of the [[Wurmageddon]].

For the first two years of gold 2 he had a homestead called Well of Souls in the far SE of JK Home, and apart from a couple of months here and there, was relatively active all through that period, before moving to Freedom on the day it opened.

=== Titles ===

==== Current skill titles ====

As at 11th June 2010, 36 skill titles (including one at 90, and ten at 70)

*[[Blacksmithing]]
**Blacksmith
**Renowned Blacksmith
*[[Bowyery]]
**Bowmaker
*[[Butchering]]
**Butcher
*[[Carpentry]]
**Carpenter
**Renowned Carpenter
*[[Carving knife]]
**Stabber
*[[Cloth tailoring]]
**Tailor
*[[Digging]]
**Digger
**Excavator
**Land Shaper
*[[Farming]]
**Farmer
*[[Fighting]]
**Soldier
**Mercenary
*[[Fine carpentry]]
**Fine carpenter
*[[First aid]]
**Quacksalver
*[[Fletching]]
**Fletcher
*[[Hot food cooking]]
**Caterer
*[[Jewelry smithing]]
**Goldsmith
*[[Leatherworking]]
**Tanner
**High Tanner
*[[Masonry]]
**Mason
**High Mason
*[[Mining]]
**Miner
**Prime Minester
*[[Miscellaneous items]]
**Handyman
**Tim the Toolman
*[[Natural substances]]
**Alchemist
**Transmutator
*[[Pottery]]
**Potter
*[[Repairing]]
**Repairman
*[[Shield smithing]]
**Shieldsmith
*[[Stonecutting]]
**Sculptor
*[[Swords]]
**Swordsman
*[[Woodcutting]]
**Lumberjack
**Timberman

==== Characteristics ====

*[[Body]]
**Body builder

==== In pursuit of ====

These are titles that are very close to being achieved, or in skills that are actively being worked on.

*[[Fletching]]
**Arrowmaker
*[[Ropemaking]]
**Ropemaker
*[[Ship building]]
**Harbormaster

==== Other [[titles]] ====

*Trollslayer
*Giantslayer
*Dragonslayer

*Keeper of Faith

=== Alts ===

Jernau (Fo priest)

Player:Arronicus

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[[Category:Players]]

{{Player
|name=Arronicus
|kingdom=Mol-Rehan
|server=Desertion
|settlement=[[The Iron Jewel]]
|alts=Numerous
}}

=Description=
Madman Miner, and permanent Hand of [[The Iron Jewel]], Arronicus is a hermit preferring to hide away from the general populous in his fortress in the clouds. He enjoys all sorts of improvement projects to his deed, including long elaborate tunnels, cliff-crushing projects, and farming.

=[[Titles]]=
*Axeman
*Carpenter
*[[Chieftain of Lomaner]]
*Digger
*Excavator
*Handyman
*Lumberjack
*Mason
*Mercenary
*Miner
*Soldier
*[[Trollslayer]]

=Noteworthy Titles on Alts=
*Renowned Blacksmith
*Drover
*Padre
*Prime Minester (soon to be Mastermine)

Player:Arronicus

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[[Category:Players]]

{{Player
|name=Arronicus
|kingdom=Mol-Rehan
|server=Desertion
|settlement=[[The Iron Jewel]]
|alts=Numerous
}}

=Description=
Madman Miner, and permanent Hand of [[The Iron Jewel]], Arronicus is a hermit preferring to hide away from the general populous in his fortress in the clouds. He enjoys all sorts of improvement projects to his deed, including long elaborate tunnels, cliff-crushing projects, and farming.

=[[Titles]]=
*Axeman
*Carpenter
*[[Chieftain of Lomaner]]
*Digger
*Excavator
*Handyman
*Lumberjack
*Mason
*Mercenary
*Miner
*Soldier
*[[Trollslayer]]

=Noteworthy Titles on Alts=
*[[Renowned Blacksmith]]
*[[Drover]]
*[[Padre]]
*[[Prime Minester]] (soon to be Mastermine)

Player:Arkanor

2023-02-27T05:33:16Z

Zariodan: /* Ademar */ Removed dead link

== Identity ==

'''Arkanor''' is a [[Jenn-Kellon]] player who resides in [[Woodscove]] on the [[Server Types#Wild server details|Wild Server]]. He follows [[Vynora]]. Arkanor specializes in smithing, specifically [[Blacksmithing]]. His titles are (in order of receipt): Miner, Blacksmith, Trollslayer, Goldsmith. He tends to have a sarcastic sense of humor, possibly too sarcastic, and would ask that no one be offended and/or take him too seriously.

== History ==

=== Ademar ===

Arkanor started Wurm during the first week of Gold 2, spending the first week as a nomad with no skill specialization and a very low foodbar. Fortunately, Surplusxmas invited him to join the newly formed village of Ademar, providing a stable base for Arkanor to 'get his footing'. As time passed he became the village blacksmith and weaponsmith, eventually being offered (and declining) a position as a Mayor. His favorite memories during this time were discovering the beauty of Wurm, whether mining iron ore in the Ademar cavern by the light of a lantern, making a moonlit journey to his farm (before Maincorpse and Cheater created the highway that cut through the middle of it), standing on the upper tier of the village and looking at Lake Ademar while the sun set, or pounding away at his forge while chatting to friends in /village. Eventually, he accepted a promotion to Elder, and remained in Ademar until 18 August 2007, when he elected to leave due to continuing inactivity among Ademar's citizens.

=== Jewelspar ===

Suiciding to NT, he applied and was accepted into [[Jewelspar]] as a trial citizen on 19 August 2007. Electing to live off-deed rather than in communal on-deed housing, he eventually created a walled compound with house, and over the course of several apathy-laden weeks replenished his supply of tools and miscellaneous items. Unfortunately the scourge of inactivity had followed him, laying waste the brave citizens of Jewelspar one by one. From the second week in September onward Arkanor, not being a cook, subsisted on raw meat. He did have the comfort of exploring the quickly encroaching forests and discovering ruined accomplishments of the once-promising Jewelspar citizenry. Eventually [[Player:Oni|Oni]] paid a visit to Jewelspar, prompting Arkanor to cave into loneliness and boredom (and hunger). With a cart of worldly possessions, he departed Jewelspar on 7 October 2007.

=== Grimston ===

Accepting Oni's offer, Arkanor moved to Grimston, rafting his items south along the shoreline. After two months of living like a hobo due to not having a house on-deed, Arkanor was pleased to have a house, forge, and iron mine all in close proximity. Not to mention food. He spent a month in Grimston in comfort working on skills, but also in boredom. While Oni's trench and thorns provided amusement (and occasional death), the road up to the Tundra overlooked the sea, and the calls of the gulls could be heard. By the start of November the monotony of Home began to take its toll at long last, and something more was needed. Something... Wilder.

=== Woodscove - Jenn Kellon ===

Arkanor gave Oni the deed to his house on 9 November, left all his items behind, and set out West towards Wild on 10 November. Crossing south of the Black Light, he suicided to the Landing and walked from there to the site of what would become the first Size 20 village in Gold 2, Woodscove. What he did in Woodscove matters little, save to say that he helped build some of its road network and initially served as the town blacksmith. Arkanor eventually became an Elder of Woodscove, and found a stable village at last.

Old Woodscove was founded on approximately 10 November, and on 23 December was expanded by the mayor Dadd to Size 50, making it the largest village in Wurm Gold history. In mid-February, with the introduction of Mol-Rehan, it was decided to disband Woodscove and re-establish it as one of the first major Mol-Rehan cities. The following is a brief description of 'Old Woodscove', lest it perish to the ages. Old Woodscove's 'citadel', the original Size 20 double-walled area, was a two-tiered city. The lower tier was for citizen housing and the upper tier for farm space and public access buildings. Following the expansion, a significant portion of the northwest was walled off and work had begun on an external trench. An enormous natural depression had been refined by Crazybill into the three-tier deep Woodscove Arena, with a level sand floor, sheer slabbed sides, and an enormous mine for hide-and-seek or gladiator entrances. New citizens established numerous buildings in this walled area. Unfortunately, much of the expanded Size 50 area, particularly to the southeast, was left unused, as virgin forest or shadowed valley. The Woodscove Petting Zoo included numerous champion animals, such as Champion Mountain Lions, Brown Bears, Black Bears, Deer, Dogs, Wolves, and Scorpions.

=== Woodscove - Mol Rehan ===

It was at this point that Arkanor's story came to its close for some time. Prior to the move, his motivation to play Wurm had declined for a number of reasons. The water no longer held its shimmer, the monotony of shaping iron no longer enticed, and many other things. He moved to Gold Coast with the other remaining citizens, preparing to head to a prospective deed site, but an encounter with bears and a champion scorpion left him dead with all his items and almost a gold in cash lost. While these were recovered by village mates, by the time Arkanor logged in several days later the items had been 'redistributed', leaving him with nothing. Many of his friends had left Wurm, lost to time and space. The spark of fun had not merely guttered, it had gone out. Arkanor never built a house in New Woodscove. He logged in occasionally to observe the village's progress. Features he observed of New Woodscove included the acropolis-like elevated walled village center (and the original site of habitation), the Russian Doll-like token houses, the successful walling of the entire Size 50 deed with no space outside the walls, and Crazybill's initial work on the dirt wall fortifications.

From mid February to mid May, the name and banner of Arkanor lay in the dust, abandoned.

On May 16, Arkanor on a whim returned to Wurm, reactivating his subscription and arriving in a village he did not recognize, with a sad handful of familiar faces but many new fellow citizens. He attempted to carry on as before, but in vain. The ennui remained, and he departed again.

[[Category:Players]]

Vos premiers jours dans Wurm Online

2023-02-27T05:31:45Z

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Questions fréquemment posées
(Un guide rapide pour les nouveaux joueurs sur les serveurs JcE) 

==Je suis sorti du tutoriel - mais où suis-je maintenant ?==

Vous avez été envoyé à la ville de départ de l'île que vous avez sélectionnée au portail. Cette ville est un environnement protégé, parfait pour vous habituer au jeu. Pour voir la carte de l'île sur laquelle vous vous trouvez, appuyez sur "M". Sur la carte, vous verrez une petite icône violette de maison, montrant la position de la ville de départ. Passser le pointeur de la souris sur le symbole vous montrera le nom de la ville.

Note : Quelques îles ont plusieurs villes de départ. Pour déterminer dans laquelle vous êtes, double-cliquer n'importe où par terre près de vous et vous verrez un message dans l'onglet "Event" disant quelque chose du genre "''This is within the village of Glasshollow.''" 

==Comment regarder autour de vous ?==

Dans le tutoriel, vous avez appris à vous déplacer en utilisant les touches directionnelles ou W, A, S, D. Vous pouvez également regarder autour de vous en tenant le bouton gauche de votre souris enfoncé. 

==Comment basculer vers la vue à la troisième personne ?==

Appuyez sur la touche V pour entrer en mode vue à la troisième personne. Les touches Moins et Plus servent à approcher et à éloigner la caméra de votre personnage. 

Appuyer sur la touche V une autre fois vous fera retourner en mode vue à la première personne. 

==Puis-je sauter ?==

Non, il est impossible de sauter dans Wurm Online - et ce n'est habituellement pas nécessaire. Vous ne pouvez pas outrepasser des obstacles en sautant par-dessus. Cependant, il y a un risque de "tomber" par-dessus les clôtures quand vous tomber d'une pente abrupte - faites donc attention de ne pas être piégé dans une zone fermée. 

==Je marche très lentement. Comment je cours ?==

Il n'y a pas de mode "course" dans Wurm Online. Votre vitesse de mouvement est déterminée par le poids que vous portez et par le terrain sur lequel vous marchez. Si votre personnage semble se déplacer extrêmement lentement, vous portez probablement trop de poids ou vous avez accidentellement activé le mode "grimper".

* Pour connaître votre poids actuel, ouvrez la fenêtre de personnage en appuyant sur la touche "C" et placer le curseur de votre souris sur le petit symbole de poids dans le coin supérieur gauche. Une info-bulle vous montrera votre poids total et vous informera des pénalités au mouvement.

* Pour savoir si vous grimpez à la place de marcher, utiliser la barre d'actions rapides située en bas à droite de votre écran. La première icône de la barre active ou désactive le mode "grimper". En jouant à Wurm Online, vos compétences et caractéristiques corporelles vont s'améliorer. Vous pourrez porter de plus and plus de poids sans subir un ralentissement de votre vitesse de déplacement ! 

==Pourquoi mon endurance ne se régénère pas ?==

[[Stamina | Endurance]] (la barre verte de votre [[Healthbar | barre de santé]]) diminue pendant que vous marchez, nagez ou performez des actions. La barre d'endurance se met à se régénérer lentement dès que vous cessez vos activités. La vitesse à laquelle elle se régénère dépend de votre faim et de votre soif. Ces dernières sont représentées par vos barres de faim et de soif. Il existe quelques scénarios où votre barre d'endurance ne se régénérera pas : par exemple, si vous êtes en mode "grimper" (voir plus haut) ou si vous nagez en eau profonde.

== Je vois des créatures autour de moi. Sont-elles dangereuses ? ==

Le monde de Wurm Online est plein de créatures ! Quelques-unes sont hostiles et vous attaqueront si vous vous en approchez trop. D'autres sont inoffensives et pacifiques. Pour vérifier, placez le pointeur de votre souris sur la créature. Si son contour est rouge, vous devez faire attention. Cela signifie que cette créature est hostile et qu'elle peut vous attaquer ! Les créatures inoffensives ont un contour bleu. 

==Une créature m'attaque. Puis-je survivre?==

Pendant vos premiers jours, vous devriez essayer d'éviter n'importe quelle créature hostile en évitant de l'approcher. Par exemple, celles avec un contour rouge. Cependant, si vous approchez accidentellement d'un animal dangereux et qu'il commence à vous attaquer, essayez de vous enfuir ! Si vous avez été touché, vous serez ralenti pendant un bref moment, mais vous serez bientôt capable de vous déplacer à une vitesse normale. Prendre note que la plupart des créatures hostiles ne sont pas capables de nager (avec quelques exceptions, comme les ours bruns, les crocodiles, et bien sûr tous les animaux marins), c'est donc une bonne idée de rester près de la côte ou de la rive d'un lac et d'essayer de vous enfuir dans l'eau. Aussi : vous devriez porter l'armure en cuir que vous avez trouvée dans votre inventaire. 

==Je vois des tours et des gardes. Que sont-ils ?==

[[Guard tower | Les tours de garde]] sont éparpillées un peu partout sur les îles ; elles sont là pour vous protéger ! Vous trouverez, autour de chacune d'elles, des PNJs spéciaux ("Personnages non-joueurs"), les gardes de la tour. Vous pouvez les appeler afin qu'ils vous protègent contre une créature hostile, mais seulement si la créature n'est pas trop loin de la tour de garde (techniquement, dans un périmètre de 20 tuiles) et que vous "ciblez" la créature. Par exemple, elle vous a attaqué et apparaît alors dans votre "fenêtre de cible". Pour appeler les gardes, utilisez l'onglet "Local" de votre fenêtre de clavardage et écrivez "help" ou "guards!" (sans les guillemets). Si la créature ciblée est dans le périmètre de la tour, chaque appel à l'aide amènera deux gardes à l'attaquer. Après un cooldown de 10 secondes, vous pourrez de nouveau appeler à l'aide et deux autres gardes attaqueront la créature. Une tour de garde peut avoir un maximum de 5 gardes. Quelques types de tours spéciales peuvent en avoir plus.

==How can I find a safe place for the night?==

The safest place during your first hours is the starter town! Explore it and get acquainted with the game. After leaving that safe haven you should always look out for hostile creatures and try to avoid them. When it comes to creature behavior there is no difference between day and night – however you may not be able to see them soon enough in the dark. Thus, it may be wise not to travel at night time, as long as you are brand new. Should you come by a developed area with houses, fields and fences, chances are high you are inside a player settlement, a village or town. These often have a special kind of guards: [[spirit templar]]s. They look like transparent white ghost warriors, and they will attack any hostile creature within the area of the settlement. This would be a safe place to stay! 

==I found a cotton tent in my inventory. What is it good for?==

You can drop your [[starter tent]] somewhere in the wilderness, outside a settlement, by right-clicking it in your inventory and select "Drop - On Ground". It serves as a secure temporary storage for your items (no other player can take them from the tent) and as a respawn point. So, if your character dies (see below) you get the option to respawn at your tent, in addition to respawning at the starter town. To store items in your tent, right-click the tent and select "open", then drag and drop items from your inventory to the tent window. (''Do not just drop items on the ground inside the tent!'') Please note that the tent will not decay while in your inventory, but it will take damage once dropped. It decays rather quickly, so only use it as a temporary storage, and put it back in your inventory if not needed. 

==I died! What can I do now?==

Dying is something to be expected during your first days in Wurm Online – so don’t be worried. You will lose a small percentage of your current skills (which aren’t very high yet anyway), and some of your inventory items will be missing. They remain with [[Death#Your_corpse|your corpse]] and can be retrieved later. The items are safe for quite a while; nobody will be able to take them as long as the corpse is lying on the ground – typically about 2 real days. When you die, a window will appear asking you where you want to respawn. You always have the option to respawn at the starter town, and – if you dropped your [[starter tent]] somewhere – near your tent. That’s why it is a good idea to drop your tent if you are staying at a place far from a starter town for a while. It is also possible to start over with nothing. 

==How do I find water and food?==

You may have noticed that your water and food bar are slowly decreasing while you play Wurm Online. Don’t be worried too much: you cannot die from hunger or thirst! However, having full bars is always a good thing, because the lower they are the slower you will regain stamina. Drinking water regularly is more important than keeping your food level up, because your body is able to “fast” several times if you become too hungry. “[[Fasting]]” will restore your food bar (while lowering your nutrition value; but you don’t have to worry about that for the time being). Getting water is easy: just find a well or fountain, or go to the sea coast or any lake shore and drink! (Yes, you can even drink sea water!) Getting food is a bit more difficult. You can either [[forage]] for vegetables or berries (which are not very nutritious), go [[fishing]], or try to cook a simple meal from fresh meat (look for animal corpses) and vegetables, using a campfire. 

==How do I travel? Can I teleport?==

Later on, when your skills have increased, you will be able to ride horses and drive carts. For now, you will probably just walk! (Technically, even as a new player you could ride a cow – but they are pretty slow. Donkeys are a good alternative.) There is no “magical” way of fast travelling in Wurm Online, so no teleporting. One exception: When you decide to join an existing village, you will have a one-time option to teleport to that place.

For travelling you can use your in-game map to see what the area looks like (press “M” to open it), but on the official Wurm forums you will find a “community map” of your server, which is a lot more detailed and offers a great deal of information. 

==I found an abandoned unlocked vehicle. Is it OK to use it?==

Using abandoned vehicles, like carts, wagons, and boats may seem tempting, however, it is actually very risky. As you are not the owner and don't have permissions for that vehicle you may easily get into trouble. When you happen to disembark the vehicle inside another player's settlement you will usually be unable to embark again and the vehicle will become useless. In these situations you will also lose everything you loaded into the vehicle, as well as any animals you hitched to it - unless you can contact the owner of the settlement and ask him to help you. Therefore you are strongly advised against using abandoned vehicles!

'''''Never use an abandoned cart, wagon, or boat.''''' 

==Can I see my current location on the map?==

The world of Wurm Online is based on a medieval setting, so there is no such thing as a GPS! Thus, you cannot see your current location on an in-game map. The challenge of finding out where you currently are is an interesting part of the game experience. Use the community map and try to find a landmark or a settlement close to you, then try to identify it on the map. Or talk to other players around you and ask them where you are. 

==How do I find my way from … to …?==

You can always use the map, as explained earlier, but if you are lucky you will find one of Wurm’s [[highway]]s. The highway system consists of a network of player-built multi-lane roads having “cat’s eyes” (rows of green lights in the center of the highway) and “waystones” (road signs). If your destination is a settlement that is connected to the highway network, you can easily find it by right-clicking one of the waystones and search for the route. If you pick the settlement name from the list, every waystone will show you the direction and distance to your destination. Distances are given in “number of tiles”, where each [[tile]] has a size of 4 x 4 meters. 

==How do I talk to other players?==

Characters that are close to you will appear in your local tab. You can chat with them by using the chat tab named [[Local#Local|“Local”]] (usually the first tab in the chat window). In order to type a chat line just press “Enter” and then type your line. Send it to the local area by pressing “Enter” again. If you have questions about the game and need help with game mechanics, you are welcome to use the chat tab named “CA HELP”. (Just click on the tab, then ask your question in the same way as explained earlier.)

There are two more chat tabs that can be used to communicate with other players – but they usually have to be opened before you can use them. Typing “/shout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Freedom” and will send your message to all players on your current island (provided they are reading that chat). Typing “/gshout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Gl_Freedom” and will send your message to all islands (technically to all islands within your current kingdom, which is called "Freedom"). Both tabs will stay open, so you can continue chatting there. Finally, you can open a private chat with another player by typing “/tell <name>”, inserting the proper character name. 

==Can I join other players?==

Of course you can! In fact, you are encouraged to do so. Joining a group of other players will make your new life in Wurm Online so much easier. Try to use the official forums or the “Freedom” chat to look for settlements recruiting new villagers, or just ask around. 

==I want to be on my own. How do I start my own place?==

Of course you are also welcome to start out as a lonesome hermit! This may be harder, but on the other hand will provide an interesting challenge. Begin by finding a suitable place with some trees (for wood) and some rocky slopes (for your first iron mine), preferably not too far from water. (Also read the answer to the next question regarding rules and code of conduct.) Then start by chopping some [[wood]], make planks and shafts, and mine some [[iron]]. You can also use the “[[Rummage]]” option on rock tiles to look for low-quality iron rocks. To open a [[mine]], you need to find a rock tile. Activate your pickaxe, right-click the rock tile and select “Tunnel”. Repeat until a tunnel entrance opens – then continue mining until you find an iron vein. This can take some time! Once you have enough planks and nails you can start building your first little wooden shack! (Yes, in this game you can build your own house, a structure persisting in the world and seen by every passer-by!) 

==Can I settle anywhere? Are there rules for placing my first shack?==

Technically, the game will allow you to settle almost anywhere – unless you are on someone’s property. You will not be able to chop trees, open a mine or build your first shack on land that has been claimed (“deeded”) by another player. To check if the land you are on is already claimed you double-click the ground near you. If you see messages like “''This is within the village of xxx''” or “''This is within the perimeter of xxx''” you cannot (or should not) build your place there. It is also not allowed to build a house on a highway.

Apart from that, there are some unwritten and self-evident guidelines of politeness and courtesy. For example, it usually is frowned upon if you settle too close to other players’ structures or property without asking. Generally, if you see houses and structures around, try to talk to the locals and make sure it is ok for you to settle. You don’t want to annoy your future neighbours, do you? As a general rule: try to be as polite and considerate as you would be in real life. If you are unsure, always ask. 

==How do I build my shack?==

Every house in Wurm Online must be built on flat ground. If you cannot find a suitable flat spot, please read the section about ground flattening below, or read the Wurmpedia article on [[Flattening]]. Making a house requires two steps: planning and [[House#Creation|Building]]. You need a mallet to plan your house. With the mallet activated right-click a flat tile and select "Plan building". A structure plan (which looks like a wooden framework) will appear on that tile. You can repeat the process on adjacent tiles to enlarge your house plan, until you are satisfied.

Start small (1x2 tiles or 2x2 tiles) - you will be able to expand your house later. When you are ready, right-click one of the planned tiles (with your mallet still activated) and select "Finalize build plan". Now, all you have to do is to actually build the doors and walls and finally a floor and a roof. Refer to the Wurmpedia article about [[Wooden_house|wooden houses]] to learn more.

==What is a “deed”?==

Technically, a [[deed]] is a document of land ownership. In Wurm Online you can purchase an area of land for in-game silver, usually for the sake of founding a settlement. This specially protected area is therefore called a “settlement” or a “village”, but most commonly referred to as a “deed”. So, while technically the “deed” is only the document you own, you will usually hear Wurm players talk about the land they own as their “deed” or about things happening “on deed” or “off deed”.

Having a deed gives you a number of benefits: control over actions other players may perform, the ability to hire “spirit templars” as guards, easy access to your in-game bank account, no decay on structures, fences, lamps and decoration, a safe place to respawn, the ability to brand and protect animals, and many others. Founding a deed is simple: just use the “deed stake” you found in your inventory and fill in the various forms. Placing a minimum sized deed requires you to have at least 4.21 silver coins on your bank account. This money will be used for deed foundation, and it includes the upkeep for 3 months (1 silver per month). 

==How can I chop trees?==

You activate your hatchet by double-clicking the hatchet in your inventory, right-click a tree and select “Cut down”. Repeat this until the tree falls and you see a “felled tree” on the ground before you. In order to use its wood (for the creation of wooden planks, for example) you must then chop the felled tree and produce wooden logs by using your hatchet on the felled tree. Please note: “Activating” a tool is not the same as “equipping”. Tools to be used in crafting must always be “activated” (by double-clicking), whereas weapons, clothing, pieces of armour, or jewelry are “equipped” (using the right-click menu). 

==How do I craft items?==

Usually, [[crafting]] items is done by combining various parts and components, sometimes using a tool. (For example: to make a hammer you would first use a small anvil and a glowing iron lump to make a hammer head, then combine that with a wooden shaft.) You can open a “crafting window” (press “B”) and a window with “crafting recipes” (press “N”) to help you with the process of crafting. 

==My actions seem to fail very often. Why does making things take forever?==

When trying to craft items you will notice that you fail very often and have to repeat the same action again and again, until it finally succeeds. This can be annoying, but it is normal for a beginning player. The reason is that your crafting [[skills]] are still very low! If you open the “skill window” (press “F2”) you can see a complex list of skills. These skills determine how well you can perform certain actions, how long they will take and how successful your actions are. The higher the skill the better you perform! While you are using your skills they will gradually increase, and you will become more and more successful until you become an expert. 

==How can I change the shape of the landscape?==

Being able to change the landscape is one of the outstanding features of this game! The land around you is not a static environment – you can use your shovel to raise or lower the ground! This process is called “[[terraforming]]”. In a nutshell, terraforming works like this: the terrain consists of dirt “tiles” (the outlined squares you see on the ground when moving your mouse pointer over them). A tile, which can also have grass, a tree or a bush growing on it, has four corners, and each of those corners can be raised or lowered. To lower a tile corner use your shovel (stand next to the corner, activate the shovel, right-click the ground and select “dig”). You will notice that each digging action will lower the corner you are standing on by a little amount and you will find 1 piece of dirt in your inventory. Therefore the amount that corner is lowered by one digging action is called “1 dirt”. So, for example, if you repeat the digging action 4 times, you will find 4 pieces of dirt in your inventory, and the tile corner will be lower than before by “4 dirts”. You created a little slope! To raise the corner again, you can just drop the dirts from your inventory: right-click the dirt and select “drop on ground”. Please note: A corner does not belong to a single tile! Actually, there are always 4 tiles sharing a corner, so ''when you dig or drop dirt on a tile corner you will always affect all 4 tiles''! 

==I still don’t understand digging. How do I make a tile flat?==

To make a flat tile you have to know what its current slope is. Move your mouse pointer over a ground tile, and you will notice that the tile has 4 “borders” around it. Stand on one of the tile corners, look at the slope and right-click a border. Selecting “Examine” you will see a message like “''The border is 16 slope up''”, meaning you would need to drop 16 dirts on that corner to make the border flat. If it says “''The border is 10 slope down''” you will instead have to dig 10 times to flatten the border. Keep in mind, that the “other border” (the one connected to the corner you are standing on) will also be raised or lowered by your action, so you may have to stand on the other three borders and repeat the process several times, until all four borders say “The border is level”. All this sounds too complicated? Well, there fortunately is an easier way! Just activate your shovel, stand on a tile, right-click the tile and select “Flatten”. The game will automatically try to remove and add dirt to the tile corners in order to make the tile flat for you! 

==How do I get iron?==

Finding [[iron]] during your first days is important, because you will need it for many items you want to craft. There are several ways to get iron: you can either [[forage]] on grass tiles or [[rummage]] on rock tiles with a chance of finding “iron rocks”, which can then be smelted into iron lumps. Or you can use an underground [[mine]] to find an iron vein, which will give you iron ore when you mine it using your pickaxe. Most of the starter towns have public iron mines in their neighbourhood – just walk around and explore the surroundings until you find an open mine entrance with a sign saying “Public mine”. Walk inside and carefully study the tunnel walls until you find a wall segment that looks different. Right-click the wall, and if it says “Iron vein” you can use your pickaxe to mine pieces of iron ore. Then use a [[campfire]] or a [[forge]] to smelt them into iron lumps. 

==Should I become a premium player?==

You can play Wurm Online for free as a non-premium player as long as you wish. However, becoming a [[premium]] player will grant you a lot of benefits: you can raise your skills above 20 (meaning you will be able to perform many tasks that you wouldn’t be able to as a non-premium player, like building stone houses, riding horses, using sailing boats and driving carts, becoming a priest, and many other things), you can invite citizens to your village, and your account will never be deleted even after a long period of inactivity. So, in a nutshell: If you want to enjoy all of Wurm’s features and “really play the game” you should become a premium player!

The monthly cost for a premium account is 7.99 Euros (less with purchase of more months at once) if purchased with actual money.

'''If''' you access Wurm through the original launcher, you purchase time from the [https://shop.wurmonline.com Wurm shop].

'''If''' you access Wurm through Steam, while in game press Escape and then Shop from the menu to access the Steam shop.

You can also buy 15 or 30 days of premium time for in game silver coins at any settlement token in-game, no matter which launcher you use. 5 silver coins for 15 days and 10 silver coins for 30 days.

==How do I change the way my character looks?==

In your inventory you will find a brightly glowing golden hand mirror. Use it to change the look and/or gender of your avatar, but please be aware that this item can only be used once - so use it wisely. Further changes would require buying another mirror from a [[trader]] and this costs silver coins!

==Where can I find more information?==

The information in this short overview is brief and probably far from sufficient to answer all of your questions. Therefore, you are encouraged to use this Wurmpedia, an extensive and informative Wiki about Wurm Online. Please use Wurmpedia frequently!

Questions about the game and its rules and mechanics can also be asked in the “CA HELP” chat tab. Usually community assistants and other players will be present to answer your questions! Questions and discussion in this tab stick to game mechanics and questions-no trolling or casual conversation is allowed here. Once you feel more comfortable in the game, you may want to help other newbies here yourself!

There is also the "Book of Wisdom" which contains useful information about the game. Press escape, select Tools, and then More to access the Book of Wisdom.

==More helpful links for beginners==

:[[Basic Knowledge]] 
:[[Wurmians_starter_guide|Wurmians Starter Guide]] 
:[[What_Do_I_Do|What do I do?]] 

==Langage==
Consulter cette page en:
*[[Your first days in Wurm Online | English]]
*[[Deine ersten Tage in Wurm Online | Deutsch]]

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Tutorials]]
[[Category:Français]]

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[[Main Page]] / [[Tutorials]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

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Questions fréquemment posées
(Un guide rapide pour les nouveaux joueurs sur les serveurs JcE) 

==Je suis sorti du tutoriel - mais où suis-je maintenant ?==

Vous avez été envoyé à la ville de départ de l'île que vous avez sélectionnée au portail. Cette ville est un environnement protégé, parfait pour vous habituer au jeu. Pour voir la carte de l'île sur laquelle vous vous trouvez, appuyez sur "M". Sur la carte, vous verrez une petite icône violette de maison, montrant la position de la ville de départ. Passser le pointeur de la souris sur le symbole vous montrera le nom de la ville.

Note : Quelques îles ont plusieurs villes de départ. Pour déterminer dans laquelle vous êtes, double-cliquer n'importe où par terre près de vous et vous verrez un message dans l'onglet "Event" disant quelque chose du genre "''This is within the village of Glasshollow.''" 

==Comment regarder autour de vous ?==

Dans le tutoriel, vous avez appris à vous déplacer en utilisant les touches directionnelles ou W, A, S, D. Vous pouvez également regarder autour de vous en tenant le bouton gauche de votre souris enfoncé. 

==Comment basculer vers la vue à la troisième personne ?==

Appuyez sur la touche V pour entrer en mode vue à la troisième personne. Les touches Moins et Plus servent à approcher et à éloigner la caméra de votre personnage. 

Appuyer sur la touche V une autre fois vous fera retourner en mode vue à la première personne. 

==Puis-je sauter ?==

Non, il est impossible de sauter dans Wurm Online - et ce n'est habituellement pas nécessaire. Vous ne pouvez pas outrepasser des obstacles en sautant par-dessus. Cependant, il y a un risque de "tomber" par-dessus les clôtures quand vous tomber d'une pente abrupte - faites donc attention de ne pas être piégé dans une zone fermée. 

==Je marche très lentement. Comment je cours ?==

Il n'y a pas de mode "course" dans Wurm Online. Votre vitesse de mouvement est déterminée par le poids que vous portez et par le terrain sur lequel vous marchez. Si votre personnage semble se déplacer extrêmement lentement, vous portez probablement trop de poids ou vous avez accidentellement activé le mode "grimper".

* Pour connaître votre poids actuel, ouvrez la fenêtre de personnage en appuyant sur la touche "C" et placer le curseur de votre souris sur le petit symbole de poids dans le coin supérieur gauche. Une info-bulle vous montrera votre poids total et vous informera des pénalités au mouvement.

* Pour savoir si vous grimpez à la place de marcher, utiliser la barre d'actions rapides située en bas à droite de votre écran. La première icône de la barre active ou désactive le mode "grimper". En jouant à Wurm Online, vos compétences et caractéristiques corporelles vont s'améliorer. Vous pourrez porter de plus and plus de poids sans subir un ralentissement de votre vitesse de déplacement ! 

==Pourquoi mon endurance ne se régénère pas ?==

[[Stamina | Endurance]] (la barre verte de votre [[Healthbar | barre de santé]]) diminue pendant que vous marchez, nagez ou performez des actions. La barre d'endurance se met à se régénérer lentement dès que vous cessez vos activités. La vitesse à laquelle elle se régénère dépend de votre faim et de votre soif. Ces dernières sont représentées par vos barres de faim et de soif. Il existe quelques scénarios où votre barre d'endurance ne se régénérera pas : par exemple, si vous êtes en mode "grimper" (voir plus haut) ou si vous nagez en eau profonde.

== Je vois des créatures autour de moi. Sont-elles dangereuses ? ==

Le monde de Wurm Online est plein de créatures ! Quelques-unes sont hostiles et vous attaqueront si vous vous en approchez trop. D'autres sont inoffensives et pacifiques. Pour vérifier, placez le pointeur de votre souris sur la créature. Si son contour est rouge, vous devez faire attention. Cela signifie que cette créature est hostile et qu'elle peut vous attaquer ! Les créatures inoffensives ont un contour bleu. 

==Une créature m'attaque. Puis-je survivre?==

Pendant vos premiers jours, vous devriez essayer d'éviter n'importe quelle créature hostile en évitant de l'approcher. Par exemple, celles avec un contour rouge. Cependant, si vous approchez accidentellement d'un animal dangereux et qu'il commence à vous attaquer, essayez de vous enfuir ! Si vous avez été touché, vous serez ralenti pendant un bref moment, mais vous serez bientôt capable de vous déplacer à une vitesse normale. Prendre note que la plupart des créatures hostiles ne sont pas capables de nager (avec quelques exceptions, comme les ours bruns, les crocodiles, et bien sûr tous les animaux marins), c'est donc une bonne idée de rester près de la côte ou de la rive d'un lac et d'essayer de vous enfuir dans l'eau. Aussi : vous devriez porter l'armure en cuir que vous avez trouvée dans votre inventaire. 

==I see towers and tower guards. What are they?==

[[Guard tower]]s are scattered around the islands; they are there to protect you! Around each of them you will find a number of special NPCs (“Non-player characters”), the tower guards. You can call out for them to help you against hostile creatures, but only if the creature is not too far from the guard tower (technically: within 20 tiles) and the creature has been “targeted” by you, i.e. it already attacked you and thus appears in your “target window”. To call the guards use your “Local” chat tab and enter “help” or “guards!” (without quotation marks). If the creature targeted is within tower range every call for help will alert 2 of the guards to run and attack it. After a cooldown time of 10 seconds you can call again and alert the next 2 guards to join in. A guard tower can have a maximum of 5 guards. Some special types of towers can even have more. 

==How can I find a safe place for the night?==

The safest place during your first hours is the starter town! Explore it and get acquainted with the game. After leaving that safe haven you should always look out for hostile creatures and try to avoid them. When it comes to creature behavior there is no difference between day and night – however you may not be able to see them soon enough in the dark. Thus, it may be wise not to travel at night time, as long as you are brand new. Should you come by a developed area with houses, fields and fences, chances are high you are inside a player settlement, a village or town. These often have a special kind of guards: [[spirit templar]]s. They look like transparent white ghost warriors, and they will attack any hostile creature within the area of the settlement. This would be a safe place to stay! 

==I found a cotton tent in my inventory. What is it good for?==

You can drop your [[starter tent]] somewhere in the wilderness, outside a settlement, by right-clicking it in your inventory and select "Drop - On Ground". It serves as a secure temporary storage for your items (no other player can take them from the tent) and as a respawn point. So, if your character dies (see below) you get the option to respawn at your tent, in addition to respawning at the starter town. To store items in your tent, right-click the tent and select "open", then drag and drop items from your inventory to the tent window. (''Do not just drop items on the ground inside the tent!'') Please note that the tent will not decay while in your inventory, but it will take damage once dropped. It decays rather quickly, so only use it as a temporary storage, and put it back in your inventory if not needed. 

==I died! What can I do now?==

Dying is something to be expected during your first days in Wurm Online – so don’t be worried. You will lose a small percentage of your current skills (which aren’t very high yet anyway), and some of your inventory items will be missing. They remain with [[Death#Your_corpse|your corpse]] and can be retrieved later. The items are safe for quite a while; nobody will be able to take them as long as the corpse is lying on the ground – typically about 2 real days. When you die, a window will appear asking you where you want to respawn. You always have the option to respawn at the starter town, and – if you dropped your [[starter tent]] somewhere – near your tent. That’s why it is a good idea to drop your tent if you are staying at a place far from a starter town for a while. It is also possible to start over with nothing. 

==How do I find water and food?==

You may have noticed that your water and food bar are slowly decreasing while you play Wurm Online. Don’t be worried too much: you cannot die from hunger or thirst! However, having full bars is always a good thing, because the lower they are the slower you will regain stamina. Drinking water regularly is more important than keeping your food level up, because your body is able to “fast” several times if you become too hungry. “[[Fasting]]” will restore your food bar (while lowering your nutrition value; but you don’t have to worry about that for the time being). Getting water is easy: just find a well or fountain, or go to the sea coast or any lake shore and drink! (Yes, you can even drink sea water!) Getting food is a bit more difficult. You can either [[forage]] for vegetables or berries (which are not very nutritious), go [[fishing]], or try to cook a simple meal from fresh meat (look for animal corpses) and vegetables, using a campfire. 

==How do I travel? Can I teleport?==

Later on, when your skills have increased, you will be able to ride horses and drive carts. For now, you will probably just walk! (Technically, even as a new player you could ride a cow – but they are pretty slow. Donkeys are a good alternative.) There is no “magical” way of fast travelling in Wurm Online, so no teleporting. One exception: When you decide to join an existing village, you will have a one-time option to teleport to that place.

For travelling you can use your in-game map to see what the area looks like (press “M” to open it), but on the official Wurm forums you will find a “community map” of your server, which is a lot more detailed and offers a great deal of information. 

==I found an abandoned unlocked vehicle. Is it OK to use it?==

Using abandoned vehicles, like carts, wagons, and boats may seem tempting, however, it is actually very risky. As you are not the owner and don't have permissions for that vehicle you may easily get into trouble. When you happen to disembark the vehicle inside another player's settlement you will usually be unable to embark again and the vehicle will become useless. In these situations you will also lose everything you loaded into the vehicle, as well as any animals you hitched to it - unless you can contact the owner of the settlement and ask him to help you. Therefore you are strongly advised against using abandoned vehicles!

'''''Never use an abandoned cart, wagon, or boat.''''' 

==Can I see my current location on the map?==

The world of Wurm Online is based on a medieval setting, so there is no such thing as a GPS! Thus, you cannot see your current location on an in-game map. The challenge of finding out where you currently are is an interesting part of the game experience. Use the community map and try to find a landmark or a settlement close to you, then try to identify it on the map. Or talk to other players around you and ask them where you are. 

==How do I find my way from … to …?==

You can always use the map, as explained earlier, but if you are lucky you will find one of Wurm’s [[highway]]s. The highway system consists of a network of player-built multi-lane roads having “cat’s eyes” (rows of green lights in the center of the highway) and “waystones” (road signs). If your destination is a settlement that is connected to the highway network, you can easily find it by right-clicking one of the waystones and search for the route. If you pick the settlement name from the list, every waystone will show you the direction and distance to your destination. Distances are given in “number of tiles”, where each [[tile]] has a size of 4 x 4 meters. 

==How do I talk to other players?==

Characters that are close to you will appear in your local tab. You can chat with them by using the chat tab named [[Local#Local|“Local”]] (usually the first tab in the chat window). In order to type a chat line just press “Enter” and then type your line. Send it to the local area by pressing “Enter” again. If you have questions about the game and need help with game mechanics, you are welcome to use the chat tab named “CA HELP”. (Just click on the tab, then ask your question in the same way as explained earlier.)

There are two more chat tabs that can be used to communicate with other players – but they usually have to be opened before you can use them. Typing “/shout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Freedom” and will send your message to all players on your current island (provided they are reading that chat). Typing “/gshout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Gl_Freedom” and will send your message to all islands (technically to all islands within your current kingdom, which is called "Freedom"). Both tabs will stay open, so you can continue chatting there. Finally, you can open a private chat with another player by typing “/tell <name>”, inserting the proper character name. 

==Can I join other players?==

Of course you can! In fact, you are encouraged to do so. Joining a group of other players will make your new life in Wurm Online so much easier. Try to use the official forums or the “Freedom” chat to look for settlements recruiting new villagers, or just ask around. 

==I want to be on my own. How do I start my own place?==

Of course you are also welcome to start out as a lonesome hermit! This may be harder, but on the other hand will provide an interesting challenge. Begin by finding a suitable place with some trees (for wood) and some rocky slopes (for your first iron mine), preferably not too far from water. (Also read the answer to the next question regarding rules and code of conduct.) Then start by chopping some [[wood]], make planks and shafts, and mine some [[iron]]. You can also use the “[[Rummage]]” option on rock tiles to look for low-quality iron rocks. To open a [[mine]], you need to find a rock tile. Activate your pickaxe, right-click the rock tile and select “Tunnel”. Repeat until a tunnel entrance opens – then continue mining until you find an iron vein. This can take some time! Once you have enough planks and nails you can start building your first little wooden shack! (Yes, in this game you can build your own house, a structure persisting in the world and seen by every passer-by!) 

==Can I settle anywhere? Are there rules for placing my first shack?==

Technically, the game will allow you to settle almost anywhere – unless you are on someone’s property. You will not be able to chop trees, open a mine or build your first shack on land that has been claimed (“deeded”) by another player. To check if the land you are on is already claimed you double-click the ground near you. If you see messages like “''This is within the village of xxx''” or “''This is within the perimeter of xxx''” you cannot (or should not) build your place there. It is also not allowed to build a house on a highway.

Apart from that, there are some unwritten and self-evident guidelines of politeness and courtesy. For example, it usually is frowned upon if you settle too close to other players’ structures or property without asking. Generally, if you see houses and structures around, try to talk to the locals and make sure it is ok for you to settle. You don’t want to annoy your future neighbours, do you? As a general rule: try to be as polite and considerate as you would be in real life. If you are unsure, always ask. 

==How do I build my shack?==

Every house in Wurm Online must be built on flat ground. If you cannot find a suitable flat spot, please read the section about ground flattening below, or read the Wurmpedia article on [[Flattening]]. Making a house requires two steps: planning and [[House#Creation|Building]]. You need a mallet to plan your house. With the mallet activated right-click a flat tile and select "Plan building". A structure plan (which looks like a wooden framework) will appear on that tile. You can repeat the process on adjacent tiles to enlarge your house plan, until you are satisfied.

Start small (1x2 tiles or 2x2 tiles) - you will be able to expand your house later. When you are ready, right-click one of the planned tiles (with your mallet still activated) and select "Finalize build plan". Now, all you have to do is to actually build the doors and walls and finally a floor and a roof. Refer to the Wurmpedia article about [[Wooden_house|wooden houses]] to learn more.

==What is a “deed”?==

Technically, a [[deed]] is a document of land ownership. In Wurm Online you can purchase an area of land for in-game silver, usually for the sake of founding a settlement. This specially protected area is therefore called a “settlement” or a “village”, but most commonly referred to as a “deed”. So, while technically the “deed” is only the document you own, you will usually hear Wurm players talk about the land they own as their “deed” or about things happening “on deed” or “off deed”.

Having a deed gives you a number of benefits: control over actions other players may perform, the ability to hire “spirit templars” as guards, easy access to your in-game bank account, no decay on structures, fences, lamps and decoration, a safe place to respawn, the ability to brand and protect animals, and many others. Founding a deed is simple: just use the “deed stake” you found in your inventory and fill in the various forms. Placing a minimum sized deed requires you to have at least 4.21 silver coins on your bank account. This money will be used for deed foundation, and it includes the upkeep for 3 months (1 silver per month). 

==How can I chop trees?==

You activate your hatchet by double-clicking the hatchet in your inventory, right-click a tree and select “Cut down”. Repeat this until the tree falls and you see a “felled tree” on the ground before you. In order to use its wood (for the creation of wooden planks, for example) you must then chop the felled tree and produce wooden logs by using your hatchet on the felled tree. Please note: “Activating” a tool is not the same as “equipping”. Tools to be used in crafting must always be “activated” (by double-clicking), whereas weapons, clothing, pieces of armour, or jewelry are “equipped” (using the right-click menu). 

==How do I craft items?==

Usually, [[crafting]] items is done by combining various parts and components, sometimes using a tool. (For example: to make a hammer you would first use a small anvil and a glowing iron lump to make a hammer head, then combine that with a wooden shaft.) You can open a “crafting window” (press “B”) and a window with “crafting recipes” (press “N”) to help you with the process of crafting. 

==My actions seem to fail very often. Why does making things take forever?==

When trying to craft items you will notice that you fail very often and have to repeat the same action again and again, until it finally succeeds. This can be annoying, but it is normal for a beginning player. The reason is that your crafting [[skills]] are still very low! If you open the “skill window” (press “F2”) you can see a complex list of skills. These skills determine how well you can perform certain actions, how long they will take and how successful your actions are. The higher the skill the better you perform! While you are using your skills they will gradually increase, and you will become more and more successful until you become an expert. 

==How can I change the shape of the landscape?==

Being able to change the landscape is one of the outstanding features of this game! The land around you is not a static environment – you can use your shovel to raise or lower the ground! This process is called “[[terraforming]]”. In a nutshell, terraforming works like this: the terrain consists of dirt “tiles” (the outlined squares you see on the ground when moving your mouse pointer over them). A tile, which can also have grass, a tree or a bush growing on it, has four corners, and each of those corners can be raised or lowered. To lower a tile corner use your shovel (stand next to the corner, activate the shovel, right-click the ground and select “dig”). You will notice that each digging action will lower the corner you are standing on by a little amount and you will find 1 piece of dirt in your inventory. Therefore the amount that corner is lowered by one digging action is called “1 dirt”. So, for example, if you repeat the digging action 4 times, you will find 4 pieces of dirt in your inventory, and the tile corner will be lower than before by “4 dirts”. You created a little slope! To raise the corner again, you can just drop the dirts from your inventory: right-click the dirt and select “drop on ground”. Please note: A corner does not belong to a single tile! Actually, there are always 4 tiles sharing a corner, so ''when you dig or drop dirt on a tile corner you will always affect all 4 tiles''! 

==I still don’t understand digging. How do I make a tile flat?==

To make a flat tile you have to know what its current slope is. Move your mouse pointer over a ground tile, and you will notice that the tile has 4 “borders” around it. Stand on one of the tile corners, look at the slope and right-click a border. Selecting “Examine” you will see a message like “''The border is 16 slope up''”, meaning you would need to drop 16 dirts on that corner to make the border flat. If it says “''The border is 10 slope down''” you will instead have to dig 10 times to flatten the border. Keep in mind, that the “other border” (the one connected to the corner you are standing on) will also be raised or lowered by your action, so you may have to stand on the other three borders and repeat the process several times, until all four borders say “The border is level”. All this sounds too complicated? Well, there fortunately is an easier way! Just activate your shovel, stand on a tile, right-click the tile and select “Flatten”. The game will automatically try to remove and add dirt to the tile corners in order to make the tile flat for you! 

==How do I get iron?==

Finding [[iron]] during your first days is important, because you will need it for many items you want to craft. There are several ways to get iron: you can either [[forage]] on grass tiles or [[rummage]] on rock tiles with a chance of finding “iron rocks”, which can then be smelted into iron lumps. Or you can use an underground [[mine]] to find an iron vein, which will give you iron ore when you mine it using your pickaxe. Most of the starter towns have public iron mines in their neighbourhood – just walk around and explore the surroundings until you find an open mine entrance with a sign saying “Public mine”. Walk inside and carefully study the tunnel walls until you find a wall segment that looks different. Right-click the wall, and if it says “Iron vein” you can use your pickaxe to mine pieces of iron ore. Then use a [[campfire]] or a [[forge]] to smelt them into iron lumps. 

==Should I become a premium player?==

You can play Wurm Online for free as a non-premium player as long as you wish. However, becoming a [[premium]] player will grant you a lot of benefits: you can raise your skills above 20 (meaning you will be able to perform many tasks that you wouldn’t be able to as a non-premium player, like building stone houses, riding horses, using sailing boats and driving carts, becoming a priest, and many other things), you can invite citizens to your village, and your account will never be deleted even after a long period of inactivity. So, in a nutshell: If you want to enjoy all of Wurm’s features and “really play the game” you should become a premium player!

The monthly cost for a premium account is 7.99 Euros (less with purchase of more months at once) if purchased with actual money.

'''If''' you access Wurm through the original launcher, you purchase time from the [https://shop.wurmonline.com Wurm shop].

'''If''' you access Wurm through Steam, while in game press Escape and then Shop from the menu to access the Steam shop.

You can also buy 15 or 30 days of premium time for in game silver coins at any settlement token in-game, no matter which launcher you use. 5 silver coins for 15 days and 10 silver coins for 30 days.

==How do I change the way my character looks?==

In your inventory you will find a brightly glowing golden hand mirror. Use it to change the look and/or gender of your avatar, but please be aware that this item can only be used once - so use it wisely. Further changes would require buying another mirror from a [[trader]] and this costs silver coins!

==Where can I find more information?==

The information in this short overview is brief and probably far from sufficient to answer all of your questions. Therefore, you are encouraged to use this Wurmpedia, an extensive and informative Wiki about Wurm Online. Please use Wurmpedia frequently!

Questions about the game and its rules and mechanics can also be asked in the “CA HELP” chat tab. Usually community assistants and other players will be present to answer your questions! Questions and discussion in this tab stick to game mechanics and questions-no trolling or casual conversation is allowed here. Once you feel more comfortable in the game, you may want to help other newbies here yourself!

There is also the "Book of Wisdom" which contains useful information about the game. Press escape, select Tools, and then More to access the Book of Wisdom.

==More helpful links for beginners==

:[[Basic Knowledge]] 
:[[Wurmians_starter_guide|Wurmians Starter Guide]] 
:[[What_Do_I_Do|What do I do?]] 

==Langage==
Consulter cette page en:
*[[Your first days in Wurm Online | English]]
*[[Deine ersten Tage in Wurm Online | Deutsch]]

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Tutorials]]
[[Category:Français]]

Vos premiers jours dans Wurm Online

2023-02-25T21:42:14Z

Zariodan: /* A creature attacks me. Can I survive? */ Translated

[[Main Page]] / [[Tutorials]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{WIP | Cet article est en cours de traduction à partir de la version [[Your_first_days_in_Wurm_Online|anglaise]].}}

Questions fréquemment posées
(Un guide rapide pour les nouveaux joueurs sur les serveurs JcE) 

==Je suis sorti du tutoriel - mais où suis-je maintenant ?==

Vous avez été envoyé à la ville de départ de l'île que vous avez sélectionnée au portail. Cette ville est un environnement protégé, parfait pour vous habituer au jeu. Pour voir la carte de l'île sur laquelle vous vous trouvez, appuyez sur "M". Sur la carte, vous verrez une petite icône violette de maison, montrant la position de la ville de départ. Passser le pointeur de la souris sur le symbole vous montrera le nom de la ville.

Note : Quelques îles ont plusieurs villes de départ. Pour déterminer dans laquelle vous êtes, double-cliquer n'importe où par terre près de vous et vous verrez un message dans l'onglet "Event" disant quelque chose du genre "''This is within the village of Glasshollow.''" 

==Comment regarder autour de vous ?==

Dans le tutoriel, vous avez appris à vous déplacer en utilisant les touches directionnelles ou W, A, S, D. Vous pouvez également regarder autour de vous en tenant le bouton gauche de votre souris enfoncé. 

==Comment basculer vers la vue à la troisième personne ?==

Appuyez sur la touche V pour entrer en mode vue à la troisième personne. Les touches Moins et Plus servent à approcher et à éloigner la caméra de votre personnage. 

Appuyer sur la touche V une autre fois vous fera retourner en mode vue à la première personne. 

==Puis-je sauter ?==

Non, il est impossible de sauter dans Wurm Online - et ce n'est habituellement pas nécessaire. Vous ne pouvez pas outrepasser des obstacles en sautant par-dessus. Cependant, il y a un risque de "tomber" par-dessus les clôtures quand vous tomber d'une pente abrupte - faites donc attention de ne pas être piégé dans une zone fermée. 

==Je marche très lentement. Comment je cours ?==

Il n'y a pas de mode "course" dans Wurm Online. Votre vitesse de mouvement est déterminée par le poids que vous portez et par le terrain sur lequel vous marchez. Si votre personnage semble se déplacer extrêmement lentement, vous portez probablement trop de poids ou vous avez accidentellement activé le mode "grimper".

* Pour connaître votre poids actuel, ouvrez la fenêtre de personnage en appuyant sur la touche "C" et placer le curseur de votre souris sur le petit symbole de poids dans le coin supérieur gauche. Une info-bulle vous montrera votre poids total et vous informera des pénalités au mouvement.

* Pour savoir si vous grimpez à la place de marcher, utiliser la barre d'actions rapides située en bas à droite de votre écran. La première icône de la barre active ou désactive le mode "grimper". En jouant à Wurm Online, vos compétences et caractéristiques corporelles vont s'améliorer. Vous pourrez porter de plus and plus de poids sans subir un ralentissement de votre vitesse de déplacement ! 

==Pourquoi mon endurance ne se régénère pas ?==

[[Stamina | Endurance]] (la barre verte de votre [[Healthbar | barre de santé]]) diminue pendant que vous marchez, nagez ou performez des actions. La barre d'endurance se met à se régénérer lentement dès que vous cessez vos activités. La vitesse à laquelle elle se régénère dépend de votre faim et de votre soif. Ces dernières sont représentées par vos barres de faim et de soif. Il existe quelques scénarios où votre barre d'endurance ne se régénérera pas : par exemple, si vous êtes en mode "grimper" (voir plus haut) ou si vous nagez en eau profonde.

== Je vois des créatures autour de moi. Sont-elles dangereuses ? ==

Le monde de Wurm Online est plein de créatures ! Quelques-unes sont hostiles et vous attaqueront si vous vous en approchez trop. D'autres sont inoffensives et pacifiques. Pour vérifier, placez le pointeur de votre souris sur la créature. Si son contour est rouge, vous devez faire attention. Cela signifie que cette créature est hostile et qu'elle peut vous attaquer ! Les créatures inoffensives ont un contour bleu. 

==Une créature m'attaque. Puis-je survivre?==

During your first couple of days you should try to avoid any hostile creature, i.e. those showing a red outline, by just not moving close to them. However, should you accidentally have approached a dangerous animal and it starts to attack you, try to run away! If you have been hit you will be slowed down for a little while, but soon you will be able to move normally again. Please note that most hostile creatures are not able to swim (with a few exceptions, like brown bears, crocodiles, and of course marine animals), so it is a good idea to stay near the coast or lake shore and try to escape into water. Also: you should wear the leather armour you found in your inventory. 

Pendant vos premiers jours, vous devriez essayer d'éviter n'importe quelle créature hostile en évitant de l'approcher. Par exemple, celles avec un contour rouge. Cependant, si vous approchez accidentellement d'un animal dangereux et qu'il commence à vous attaquer, essayez de vous enfuir ! Si vous avez été touché, vous serez ralenti pendant un bref moment, mais vous serez bientôt capable de vous déplacer à une vitesse normale. Prendre note que la plupart des créatures hostiles ne sont pas capables de nager (avec quelques exceptions, comme les ours bruns, les crocodiles, et bien sûr tous les animaux marins), c'est donc une bonne idée de rester près de la côte ou de la rive d'un lac et d'essayer de vous enfuir dans l'eau. Aussi : vous devriez porter l'armure en cuir que vous avez trouvée dans votre inventaire. 

==I see towers and tower guards. What are they?==

[[Guard tower]]s are scattered around the islands; they are there to protect you! Around each of them you will find a number of special NPCs (“Non-player characters”), the tower guards. You can call out for them to help you against hostile creatures, but only if the creature is not too far from the guard tower (technically: within 20 tiles) and the creature has been “targeted” by you, i.e. it already attacked you and thus appears in your “target window”. To call the guards use your “Local” chat tab and enter “help” or “guards!” (without quotation marks). If the creature targeted is within tower range every call for help will alert 2 of the guards to run and attack it. After a cooldown time of 10 seconds you can call again and alert the next 2 guards to join in. A guard tower can have a maximum of 5 guards. Some special types of towers can even have more. 

==How can I find a safe place for the night?==

The safest place during your first hours is the starter town! Explore it and get acquainted with the game. After leaving that safe haven you should always look out for hostile creatures and try to avoid them. When it comes to creature behavior there is no difference between day and night – however you may not be able to see them soon enough in the dark. Thus, it may be wise not to travel at night time, as long as you are brand new. Should you come by a developed area with houses, fields and fences, chances are high you are inside a player settlement, a village or town. These often have a special kind of guards: [[spirit templar]]s. They look like transparent white ghost warriors, and they will attack any hostile creature within the area of the settlement. This would be a safe place to stay! 

==I found a cotton tent in my inventory. What is it good for?==

You can drop your [[starter tent]] somewhere in the wilderness, outside a settlement, by right-clicking it in your inventory and select "Drop - On Ground". It serves as a secure temporary storage for your items (no other player can take them from the tent) and as a respawn point. So, if your character dies (see below) you get the option to respawn at your tent, in addition to respawning at the starter town. To store items in your tent, right-click the tent and select "open", then drag and drop items from your inventory to the tent window. (''Do not just drop items on the ground inside the tent!'') Please note that the tent will not decay while in your inventory, but it will take damage once dropped. It decays rather quickly, so only use it as a temporary storage, and put it back in your inventory if not needed. 

==I died! What can I do now?==

Dying is something to be expected during your first days in Wurm Online – so don’t be worried. You will lose a small percentage of your current skills (which aren’t very high yet anyway), and some of your inventory items will be missing. They remain with [[Death#Your_corpse|your corpse]] and can be retrieved later. The items are safe for quite a while; nobody will be able to take them as long as the corpse is lying on the ground – typically about 2 real days. When you die, a window will appear asking you where you want to respawn. You always have the option to respawn at the starter town, and – if you dropped your [[starter tent]] somewhere – near your tent. That’s why it is a good idea to drop your tent if you are staying at a place far from a starter town for a while. It is also possible to start over with nothing. 

==How do I find water and food?==

You may have noticed that your water and food bar are slowly decreasing while you play Wurm Online. Don’t be worried too much: you cannot die from hunger or thirst! However, having full bars is always a good thing, because the lower they are the slower you will regain stamina. Drinking water regularly is more important than keeping your food level up, because your body is able to “fast” several times if you become too hungry. “[[Fasting]]” will restore your food bar (while lowering your nutrition value; but you don’t have to worry about that for the time being). Getting water is easy: just find a well or fountain, or go to the sea coast or any lake shore and drink! (Yes, you can even drink sea water!) Getting food is a bit more difficult. You can either [[forage]] for vegetables or berries (which are not very nutritious), go [[fishing]], or try to cook a simple meal from fresh meat (look for animal corpses) and vegetables, using a campfire. 

==How do I travel? Can I teleport?==

Later on, when your skills have increased, you will be able to ride horses and drive carts. For now, you will probably just walk! (Technically, even as a new player you could ride a cow – but they are pretty slow. Donkeys are a good alternative.) There is no “magical” way of fast travelling in Wurm Online, so no teleporting. One exception: When you decide to join an existing village, you will have a one-time option to teleport to that place.

For travelling you can use your in-game map to see what the area looks like (press “M” to open it), but on the official Wurm forums you will find a “community map” of your server, which is a lot more detailed and offers a great deal of information. 

==I found an abandoned unlocked vehicle. Is it OK to use it?==

Using abandoned vehicles, like carts, wagons, and boats may seem tempting, however, it is actually very risky. As you are not the owner and don't have permissions for that vehicle you may easily get into trouble. When you happen to disembark the vehicle inside another player's settlement you will usually be unable to embark again and the vehicle will become useless. In these situations you will also lose everything you loaded into the vehicle, as well as any animals you hitched to it - unless you can contact the owner of the settlement and ask him to help you. Therefore you are strongly advised against using abandoned vehicles!

'''''Never use an abandoned cart, wagon, or boat.''''' 

==Can I see my current location on the map?==

The world of Wurm Online is based on a medieval setting, so there is no such thing as a GPS! Thus, you cannot see your current location on an in-game map. The challenge of finding out where you currently are is an interesting part of the game experience. Use the community map and try to find a landmark or a settlement close to you, then try to identify it on the map. Or talk to other players around you and ask them where you are. 

==How do I find my way from … to …?==

You can always use the map, as explained earlier, but if you are lucky you will find one of Wurm’s [[highway]]s. The highway system consists of a network of player-built multi-lane roads having “cat’s eyes” (rows of green lights in the center of the highway) and “waystones” (road signs). If your destination is a settlement that is connected to the highway network, you can easily find it by right-clicking one of the waystones and search for the route. If you pick the settlement name from the list, every waystone will show you the direction and distance to your destination. Distances are given in “number of tiles”, where each [[tile]] has a size of 4 x 4 meters. 

==How do I talk to other players?==

Characters that are close to you will appear in your local tab. You can chat with them by using the chat tab named [[Local#Local|“Local”]] (usually the first tab in the chat window). In order to type a chat line just press “Enter” and then type your line. Send it to the local area by pressing “Enter” again. If you have questions about the game and need help with game mechanics, you are welcome to use the chat tab named “CA HELP”. (Just click on the tab, then ask your question in the same way as explained earlier.)

There are two more chat tabs that can be used to communicate with other players – but they usually have to be opened before you can use them. Typing “/shout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Freedom” and will send your message to all players on your current island (provided they are reading that chat). Typing “/gshout <message>” will open a chat tab called “Gl_Freedom” and will send your message to all islands (technically to all islands within your current kingdom, which is called "Freedom"). Both tabs will stay open, so you can continue chatting there. Finally, you can open a private chat with another player by typing “/tell <name>”, inserting the proper character name. 

==Can I join other players?==

Of course you can! In fact, you are encouraged to do so. Joining a group of other players will make your new life in Wurm Online so much easier. Try to use the official forums or the “Freedom” chat to look for settlements recruiting new villagers, or just ask around. 

==I want to be on my own. How do I start my own place?==

Of course you are also welcome to start out as a lonesome hermit! This may be harder, but on the other hand will provide an interesting challenge. Begin by finding a suitable place with some trees (for wood) and some rocky slopes (for your first iron mine), preferably not too far from water. (Also read the answer to the next question regarding rules and code of conduct.) Then start by chopping some [[wood]], make planks and shafts, and mine some [[iron]]. You can also use the “[[Rummage]]” option on rock tiles to look for low-quality iron rocks. To open a [[mine]], you need to find a rock tile. Activate your pickaxe, right-click the rock tile and select “Tunnel”. Repeat until a tunnel entrance opens – then continue mining until you find an iron vein. This can take some time! Once you have enough planks and nails you can start building your first little wooden shack! (Yes, in this game you can build your own house, a structure persisting in the world and seen by every passer-by!) 

==Can I settle anywhere? Are there rules for placing my first shack?==

Technically, the game will allow you to settle almost anywhere – unless you are on someone’s property. You will not be able to chop trees, open a mine or build your first shack on land that has been claimed (“deeded”) by another player. To check if the land you are on is already claimed you double-click the ground near you. If you see messages like “''This is within the village of xxx''” or “''This is within the perimeter of xxx''” you cannot (or should not) build your place there. It is also not allowed to build a house on a highway.

Apart from that, there are some unwritten and self-evident guidelines of politeness and courtesy. For example, it usually is frowned upon if you settle too close to other players’ structures or property without asking. Generally, if you see houses and structures around, try to talk to the locals and make sure it is ok for you to settle. You don’t want to annoy your future neighbours, do you? As a general rule: try to be as polite and considerate as you would be in real life. If you are unsure, always ask. 

==How do I build my shack?==

Every house in Wurm Online must be built on flat ground. If you cannot find a suitable flat spot, please read the section about ground flattening below, or read the Wurmpedia article on [[Flattening]]. Making a house requires two steps: planning and [[House#Creation|Building]]. You need a mallet to plan your house. With the mallet activated right-click a flat tile and select "Plan building". A structure plan (which looks like a wooden framework) will appear on that tile. You can repeat the process on adjacent tiles to enlarge your house plan, until you are satisfied.

Start small (1x2 tiles or 2x2 tiles) - you will be able to expand your house later. When you are ready, right-click one of the planned tiles (with your mallet still activated) and select "Finalize build plan". Now, all you have to do is to actually build the doors and walls and finally a floor and a roof. Refer to the Wurmpedia article about [[Wooden_house|wooden houses]] to learn more.

==What is a “deed”?==

Technically, a [[deed]] is a document of land ownership. In Wurm Online you can purchase an area of land for in-game silver, usually for the sake of founding a settlement. This specially protected area is therefore called a “settlement” or a “village”, but most commonly referred to as a “deed”. So, while technically the “deed” is only the document you own, you will usually hear Wurm players talk about the land they own as their “deed” or about things happening “on deed” or “off deed”.

Having a deed gives you a number of benefits: control over actions other players may perform, the ability to hire “spirit templars” as guards, easy access to your in-game bank account, no decay on structures, fences, lamps and decoration, a safe place to respawn, the ability to brand and protect animals, and many others. Founding a deed is simple: just use the “deed stake” you found in your inventory and fill in the various forms. Placing a minimum sized deed requires you to have at least 4.21 silver coins on your bank account. This money will be used for deed foundation, and it includes the upkeep for 3 months (1 silver per month). 

==How can I chop trees?==

You activate your hatchet by double-clicking the hatchet in your inventory, right-click a tree and select “Cut down”. Repeat this until the tree falls and you see a “felled tree” on the ground before you. In order to use its wood (for the creation of wooden planks, for example) you must then chop the felled tree and produce wooden logs by using your hatchet on the felled tree. Please note: “Activating” a tool is not the same as “equipping”. Tools to be used in crafting must always be “activated” (by double-clicking), whereas weapons, clothing, pieces of armour, or jewelry are “equipped” (using the right-click menu). 

==How do I craft items?==

Usually, [[crafting]] items is done by combining various parts and components, sometimes using a tool. (For example: to make a hammer you would first use a small anvil and a glowing iron lump to make a hammer head, then combine that with a wooden shaft.) You can open a “crafting window” (press “B”) and a window with “crafting recipes” (press “N”) to help you with the process of crafting. 

==My actions seem to fail very often. Why does making things take forever?==

When trying to craft items you will notice that you fail very often and have to repeat the same action again and again, until it finally succeeds. This can be annoying, but it is normal for a beginning player. The reason is that your crafting [[skills]] are still very low! If you open the “skill window” (press “F2”) you can see a complex list of skills. These skills determine how well you can perform certain actions, how long they will take and how successful your actions are. The higher the skill the better you perform! While you are using your skills they will gradually increase, and you will become more and more successful until you become an expert. 

==How can I change the shape of the landscape?==

Being able to change the landscape is one of the outstanding features of this game! The land around you is not a static environment – you can use your shovel to raise or lower the ground! This process is called “[[terraforming]]”. In a nutshell, terraforming works like this: the terrain consists of dirt “tiles” (the outlined squares you see on the ground when moving your mouse pointer over them). A tile, which can also have grass, a tree or a bush growing on it, has four corners, and each of those corners can be raised or lowered. To lower a tile corner use your shovel (stand next to the corner, activate the shovel, right-click the ground and select “dig”). You will notice that each digging action will lower the corner you are standing on by a little amount and you will find 1 piece of dirt in your inventory. Therefore the amount that corner is lowered by one digging action is called “1 dirt”. So, for example, if you repeat the digging action 4 times, you will find 4 pieces of dirt in your inventory, and the tile corner will be lower than before by “4 dirts”. You created a little slope! To raise the corner again, you can just drop the dirts from your inventory: right-click the dirt and select “drop on ground”. Please note: A corner does not belong to a single tile! Actually, there are always 4 tiles sharing a corner, so ''when you dig or drop dirt on a tile corner you will always affect all 4 tiles''! 

==I still don’t understand digging. How do I make a tile flat?==

To make a flat tile you have to know what its current slope is. Move your mouse pointer over a ground tile, and you will notice that the tile has 4 “borders” around it. Stand on one of the tile corners, look at the slope and right-click a border. Selecting “Examine” you will see a message like “''The border is 16 slope up''”, meaning you would need to drop 16 dirts on that corner to make the border flat. If it says “''The border is 10 slope down''” you will instead have to dig 10 times to flatten the border. Keep in mind, that the “other border” (the one connected to the corner you are standing on) will also be raised or lowered by your action, so you may have to stand on the other three borders and repeat the process several times, until all four borders say “The border is level”. All this sounds too complicated? Well, there fortunately is an easier way! Just activate your shovel, stand on a tile, right-click the tile and select “Flatten”. The game will automatically try to remove and add dirt to the tile corners in order to make the tile flat for you! 

==How do I get iron?==

Finding [[iron]] during your first days is important, because you will need it for many items you want to craft. There are several ways to get iron: you can either [[forage]] on grass tiles or [[rummage]] on rock tiles with a chance of finding “iron rocks”, which can then be smelted into iron lumps. Or you can use an underground [[mine]] to find an iron vein, which will give you iron ore when you mine it using your pickaxe. Most of the starter towns have public iron mines in their neighbourhood – just walk around and explore the surroundings until you find an open mine entrance with a sign saying “Public mine”. Walk inside and carefully study the tunnel walls until you find a wall segment that looks different. Right-click the wall, and if it says “Iron vein” you can use your pickaxe to mine pieces of iron ore. Then use a [[campfire]] or a [[forge]] to smelt them into iron lumps. 

==Should I become a premium player?==

You can play Wurm Online for free as a non-premium player as long as you wish. However, becoming a [[premium]] player will grant you a lot of benefits: you can raise your skills above 20 (meaning you will be able to perform many tasks that you wouldn’t be able to as a non-premium player, like building stone houses, riding horses, using sailing boats and driving carts, becoming a priest, and many other things), you can invite citizens to your village, and your account will never be deleted even after a long period of inactivity. So, in a nutshell: If you want to enjoy all of Wurm’s features and “really play the game” you should become a premium player!

The monthly cost for a premium account is 7.99 Euros (less with purchase of more months at once) if purchased with actual money.

'''If''' you access Wurm through the original launcher, you purchase time from the [https://shop.wurmonline.com Wurm shop].

'''If''' you access Wurm through Steam, while in game press Escape and then Shop from the menu to access the Steam shop.

You can also buy 15 or 30 days of premium time for in game silver coins at any settlement token in-game, no matter which launcher you use. 5 silver coins for 15 days and 10 silver coins for 30 days.

==How do I change the way my character looks?==

In your inventory you will find a brightly glowing golden hand mirror. Use it to change the look and/or gender of your avatar, but please be aware that this item can only be used once - so use it wisely. Further changes would require buying another mirror from a [[trader]] and this costs silver coins!

==Where can I find more information?==

The information in this short overview is brief and probably far from sufficient to answer all of your questions. Therefore, you are encouraged to use this Wurmpedia, an extensive and informative Wiki about Wurm Online. Please use Wurmpedia frequently!

Questions about the game and its rules and mechanics can also be asked in the “CA HELP” chat tab. Usually community assistants and other players will be present to answer your questions! Questions and discussion in this tab stick to game mechanics and questions-no trolling or casual conversation is allowed here. Once you feel more comfortable in the game, you may want to help other newbies here yourself!

There is also the "Book of Wisdom" which contains useful information about the game. Press escape, select Tools, and then More to access the Book of Wisdom.

==More helpful links for beginners==

:[[Basic Knowledge]] 
:[[Wurmians_starter_guide|Wurmians Starter Guide]] 
:[[What_Do_I_Do|What do I do?]] 

==Langage==
Consulter cette page en:
*[[Your first days in Wurm Online | English]]
*[[Deine ersten Tage in Wurm Online | Deutsch]]

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Tutorials]]
[[Category:Français]]

Player:Concubine

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{{PlayerInfo
|name=Concubine
|kingdom=Mol-Rehan
|server=Desertion
|settlement=Mandrakes Moore
|profession=Mayor
|alts=Markusariliu
}}

Player:Alyeska

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[[Image:Alyeska.png|500px|thumb]] 

 
== Information ==
Alyeska, previously a citizen of [[Kyara]] on Wild, is the proud Co-Mayor of Muspellsheimr on Independence with her boyfriend, [[Player:Xallo|Xallo]]. She is a seasoned veteran of Wurm, and one of the only main Fo priest players, having achieved 100 [[Faith]] and over 90 [[Channeling]] skill. Currently, she resides on her throne in the Kastali of Muspellsheimr, and can be regularly found fishing for sharks on one of her many large vessels. She enjoys tending to her animals and breeding a variety of exotic creatures such as Champion Crocodiles and Hell Horses. 
 
Alyeska enchants weapons of all kinds with Life Transfer and Venom, and regularly stocks different warcrafts on her merchants at Muspellsheimr. 
 
'''Some Wurm friends:''' Xallo, [[Player:Duce|Duce]], Joemog, [[Player:Kswords|Kswords]], [[Player:Kylebooze|Kylebooze]], Littlebear, [[Player:Saroman|Saroman]], Whykillme, Wintermute, [[Player:Wintersolstice|Wintersolstice]] 
 
Alyeska has participated in the killing of [[Dragon|Vuvuzela the White Dragon]], Charlie the Unicorn the White Dragon, and Cardigan the White Dragon on Wild, the Green Dragon and Red Dragon on Independence, the White Dragon and the [[Kyklops|Kyklops]] on Deliverance, the White Dragon, Black Dragon, Green Dragon and the [[Forest Giant]] on Exodus, the White Dragon, Green Dragon, Red Dragon, and the [[Troll King]] on Celebration. She also found the third [[Goblin Leader]] on Wild with Xallo after being ganked by 50 goblins and screaming for help. She has successfully butchered seven dragons and other uniques. 
 
{{Player
|name=Alyeska
|kingdom=Jenn-Kellon
|server=Independence
|settlement=Muspellsheimr
|alts=Alphyn 
Runo}}

== Titles and Religion ==

'''Alyeska the Protector [[Titles|[Skinner]]]'''

'''[[Religion]]'''
* Priest of [[Fo]]

'''Titles'''
* [[Soul_depth|Soulman]]
* Alchemy
** [[Natural_Substances|Alchemist]]
* [[Axes|Axewoman]]
* [[Carpentry|Carpenter]]
* [[Cloth_tailoring|Tailor]]
* [[Cooking|Cook]] / Chef
** [[Butchering|Butcher]] / Skinner
** [[Hot food cooking|Caterer]] / Iron Chef / Saucier
* [[Digging|Digger]] / Excavator / Land Shaper
* [[Nature|Gardener]] / Treehugger
** [[Animal_taming|Animal Trainer]]
** [[Animal_husbandry|Drover]] / Granger
** [[Farming|Farmer]] / Crofter / Master Farmer
** [[Fishing|Fisherwoman]] / Angler / Kingfisher
** [[Forestry|Forester]] / Arboriculturist
** [[Gardening|Greenthumbs]]
* [[Knives|Knifer]]
* [[Miscellaneous|Handywoman]] / Tim the Toolwoman
** [[Repairing|Repairwoman]]
* Healing
** [[First aid|Quacksalver]]
* Order of the Golden Unicorn
* [[Masonry|Mason]]
* [[Mauls|Mauler]]
* [[Mining|Miner]]
* [[Fighting|Soldier]] / Mercenary / Tank Girl
* [[Shield|Shieldswoman]]
* [[sword|Swordswoman]]
* [[Norn]] / [[Mystic]] / [[Enlightened]]
** [[Channeling|Channeler]] / Conduit / Casting Specialist
* (12)Dragonslayer / [[Troll|Trollslayer]] / [[Champion player|Slayer of Champions]] / (2)Kingslayer / (2) Giantslayer / Fearless
* [[Battle rank|Warmaid]]
* [[Hota|Participant of the Hunt]] / Bloodhound of the Hunt / Leader of the Hunt / Master of the Hunt / King of the Hunt

'''[[Meditation]]'''
* [[Path of Love]]

'''[[Affinity|Affinities]]''': 15

'''[[Battle Rank]]''': 1229 
(Before Decay)

== History ==
Alyeska first started the game and owned a small homestead named Suden Myrsky in the northern parts of Jenn-Kellon Home, Gold 2. 
''August, 2008''

A year after she started playing, Alyeska was forced off the Jenn-Kellon Home server after it was shut down and joined Mol-Rehan on Wild where she founded the settlement of Suden Vartioima. 
''July, 2009''

She founded her second deed, Suden Tahti, on the top of a mountain in the lands of Mol-Rehan. 
''February 2010''

Alyeska converted to Jenn-Kellon and joined the settlement of Kyara. 
''April 2010''

The [[settlement]] of Candy Mountain has been founded by Alyeska. 
''July 2010 - Wild''

Alyeska has moved to the [[Freedom server]] with Xallo. 
''July 15th, 2011''

Moved to the settlement of Nature Valley with Xallo. 
''July 16th, 2011 - Independence''

Moved to the settlement of Lakeside Retreat with Xallo. 
''September 16, 2011 - Exodus''

Moved to the settlement of Northern Sanctuary with Xallo. 
''June 28, 2012 - Celebration''

Moved to the settlement of Muspellsheimr with Xallo. 
''November 18, 2012 - Independence''

Player:Alyeska

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[[Image:Alyeska.png|500px|thumb]] 

 
== Information ==
Alyeska, previously a citizen of [[Kyara]] on Wild, is the proud Co-Mayor of Muspellsheimr on Independence with her boyfriend, [[Player:Xallo|Xallo]]. She is a seasoned veteran of Wurm, and one of the only main Fo priest players, having achieved 100 [[Faith]] and over 90 [[Channeling]] skill. Currently, she resides on her throne in the Kastali of Muspellsheimr, and can be regularly found fishing for sharks on one of her many large vessels. She enjoys tending to her animals and breeding a variety of exotic creatures such as Champion Crocodiles and Hell Horses. 
 
Alyeska enchants weapons of all kinds with Life Transfer and Venom, and regularly stocks different warcrafts on her merchants at Muspellsheimr. 
 
'''Some Wurm friends:''' Xallo, [[Player:Duce|Duce]], Joemog, [[Player:Kswords|Kswords]], [[Player:Kylebooze|Kylebooze]], Littlebear, [[Player:Saroman|Saroman]], Whykillme, Wintermute, [[Player:Wintersolstice|Wintersolstice]] 
 
Alyeska has participated in the killing of [[Dragon|Vuvuzela the White Dragon]], Charlie the Unicorn the White Dragon, and Cardigan the White Dragon on Wild, the Green Dragon and Red Dragon on Independence, the White Dragon and the [[Kyklops|Kyklops]] on Deliverance, the White Dragon, Black Dragon, Green Dragon and the [[Forest Giant]] on Exodus, the White Dragon, Green Dragon, Red Dragon, and the [[Troll King]] on Celebration. She also found the third [[Goblin Leader]] on Wild with Xallo after being ganked by 50 goblins and screaming for help. She has successfully butchered seven dragons and other uniques. 
 
{{Player
|name=Alyeska
|kingdom=Jenn-Kellon
|server=Independence
|settlement=Muspellsheimr
|alts=Alphyn 
Runo}}

== Titles and Religion ==

'''Alyeska the Protector [[Titles|[Skinner]]]'''

'''[[Religion]]'''
* Priest of [[Fo]]

'''Titles'''
* [[Soul_depth|Soulman]]
* Alchemy
** [[Natural_Substances|Alchemist]]
* [[Axes|Axewoman]]
* [[Carpentry|Carpenter]]
* [[Cloth_tailoring|Tailor]]
* [[Cooking|Cook]] / Chef
** [[Butchering|Butcher]] / Skinner
** [[Hot food cooking|Caterer]] / Iron Chef / Saucier
* [[Digging|Digger]] / Excavator / Land Shaper
* [[Nature|Gardener]] / Treehugger
** [[Animal_taming|Animal Trainer]]
** [[Animal_husbandry|Drover]] / Granger
** [[Farming|Farmer]] / Crofter / Master Farmer
** [[Fishing|Fisherwoman]] / Angler / Kingfisher
** [[Forestry|Forester]] / Arboriculturist
** [[Gardening|Greenthumbs]]
* [[Knives|Knifer]]
* [[Miscellaneous|Handywoman]] / Tim the Toolwoman
** [[Repairing|Repairwoman]]
* Healing
** [[First aid|Quacksalver]]
* Order of the Golden Unicorn
* [[Masonry|Mason]]
* [[Mauls|Mauler]]
* [[Mining|Miner]]
* [[Fighting|Soldier]] / Mercenary / Tank Girl
* [[Shield|Shieldswoman]]
* [[sword|Swordswoman]]
* [[Norn]] / [[Mystic]] / [[Enlightened]]
** [[Channeling|Channeler]] / Conduit / Casting Specialist
* (12)Dragonslayer / [[Troll|Trollslayer]] / [[Champion player|Slayer of Champions]] / (2)Kingslayer / (2) Giantslayer / Fearless
* [[Battle rank|Warmaid]]
* [[Hota|Participant of the Hunt]] / Bloodhound of the Hunt / Leader of the Hunt / Master of the Hunt / King of the Hunt

'''[[Meditation]]'''
* [[Path of Love]]

'''[[Affinity|Affinities]]''': 15

'''[[Battle Rank]]''': 1229 
(Before Decay)

== History ==
Alyeska first started the game and owned a small homestead named Suden Myrsky in the northern parts of Jenn-Kellon Home, Gold 2. 
''August, 2008''

A year after she started playing, Alyeska was forced off the Jenn-Kellon Home server after it was shut down and joined Mol-Rehan on Wild where she founded the settlement of Suden Vartioima. 
''July, 2009''

She founded her second deed, Suden Tahti, on the top of a mountain in the lands of Mol-Rehan. 
''February 2010''

Alyeska converted to Jenn-Kellon and joined the settlement of [[Kyara]]. 
''April 2010''

The [[settlement]] of Candy Mountain has been founded by Alyeska. 
''July 2010 - Wild''

Alyeska has moved to the [[Freedom server]] with [[Player:Xallo|Xallo]]. 
''July 15th, 2011''

Moved to the [[settlement]] of Nature Valley with Xallo. 
''July 16th, 2011 - Independence''

Moved to the [[settlement]] of Lakeside Retreat with Xallo. 
''September 16, 2011 - Exodus''

Moved to the [[settlement]] of Northern Sanctuary with Xallo. 
''June 28, 2012 - Celebration''

Moved to the [[settlement]] of Muspellsheimr with Xallo. 
''November 18, 2012 - Independence''