Oak tree - Revision history

NeeNee: Clean up

2019-04-10T23:30:02Z

Clean up

Ostentatio: Minor note reformatting

2018-05-20T02:36:35Z

Minor note reformatting

Naiani: /* The Kill Zone */

2018-05-05T02:19:42Z

The Kill Zone

Mordoskull: Slight rewording and move of kill zone notes to "Kill Zone" section

2018-05-03T15:11:02Z

Slight rewording and move of kill zone notes to "Kill Zone" section

Mordoskull: Added additional note to clarify that other wood types can be better in special situations.

2018-05-02T17:09:01Z

Added additional note to clarify that other wood types can be better in special situations.

Mordoskull: Added clarification to oak properties and resilience factors and fixed some grammar issues

2018-05-02T16:48:33Z

Added clarification to oak properties and resilience factors and fixed some grammar issues

Mordoskull: Added note about oak bash resistance

2018-05-02T16:36:14Z

Added note about oak bash resistance

Wolfey: Fix

2017-02-10T01:50:54Z

Fix

Wolfey: Cleanup

2017-02-10T01:50:35Z

Cleanup

Seedlings: /* Oak Tree */ grammar

2016-12-30T05:01:44Z

Oak Tree: grammar

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 [[File:Newoak.png|thumb|400px|right|An old oak tree.]]
 ==Description ==
-A tall, sprawling tree which is particularly rare to come by. Oaks can take months to reach old age, but are often used for ornamental purposes rather than utility.
+A tall, sprawling tree which is particularly rare to come by.
 ==Notes==
-*Simply in terms of general resilience and durability, oak is the most ideal wood type in Wurm. Items made from oak take 20% less [[damage]] during use and receive a 25% bonus to resilience against bash damage. This is in addition to identically matching the slow decay rate of the popular cedar wood type. It is important to note, however, that for some purposes, such as fishing poles and arrow shafts, a wood other than oak may provide more ideal qualities. See individual item pages for more detail regarding such special circumstances.
+* Oaks can take months to reach old age, but are often used for ornamental purposes rather than utility.
-==The Kill Zone==
+* Items made from oak take 20% less [[damage]] during use and receive a 25% bonus to resilience against bash damage.
-Oak trees are known to kill other trees and bushes around them due to their thick foliage blocking sunlight to the lower forest floor. This kill zone is 1 tile at mature and 2 tiles at old (see illustration below). For this reason, when planting an oak, leaving at least 2 tiles between it and other trees or vegetation is highly recommended. Planted hedges will not be killed by oak trees.
+* [[Acorns]] may be harvested from oak trees during the appropriate [[season]]
-Exclusion zones from Oaks or Willows may overlap the exclusion zone of the Oak, but all trees that are actually growing inside the zone will die. The dying tree will only be killed when the oak moves to the next age level that induces the kill. Until that time, it will continue to grow and age as normal.
+* Oak trees are known to kill other trees and bushes around them due to their thick foliage blocking sunlight to the lower forest floor. This kill zone is 1 tile at mature and 2 tiles at old (see illustration below). Planted hedges will not be killed by oak trees. The dying tree will only be killed when the oak moves to the next age level that induces the kill. Until that time, it will continue to grow and age as normal.

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 *Simply in terms of general resilience and durability, oak is the most ideal wood type in Wurm. Items made from oak take 20% less [[damage]] during use and receive a 25% bonus to resilience against bash damage. This is in addition to identically matching the slow decay rate of the popular cedar wood type. It is important to note, however, that for some purposes, such as fishing poles and arrow shafts, a wood other than oak may provide more ideal qualities. See individual item pages for more detail regarding such special circumstances.
-*[[Charcoal pile]]s made out of oak produce more [[charcoal]]. [[Acorns]] may be harvested from oak trees during the appropriate [[season]]
+*[[Charcoal pile]]s made out of oak produce more [[charcoal]].
 ==The Kill Zone==

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−	Oak trees are known to kill other trees and bushes around them due to their thick foliage blocking sunlight to the lower forest floor. This kill zone is 1 tile at mature and 2 tiles at old (see illustration below). For this reason, when planting an oak, leaving at least 2 tiles between it and other trees or vegetation is highly recommended.	+	Oak trees are known to kill other trees and bushes around them due to their thick foliage blocking sunlight to the lower forest floor. This kill zone is 1 tile at mature and 2 tiles at old (see illustration below). For this reason, when planting an oak, leaving at least 2 tiles between it and other trees or vegetation is highly recommended. Planted hedges will not be killed by oak trees.

	Exclusion zones from Oaks or Willows may overlap the exclusion zone of the Oak, but all trees that are actually growing inside the zone will die. The dying tree will only be killed when the oak moves to the next age level that induces the kill. Until that time, it will continue to grow and age as normal.		Exclusion zones from Oaks or Willows may overlap the exclusion zone of the Oak, but all trees that are actually growing inside the zone will die. The dying tree will only be killed when the oak moves to the next age level that induces the kill. Until that time, it will continue to grow and age as normal.

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 ==Notes==
-*Simply in terms of general resilience, oak is the most ideal wood type in Wurm. Items made from oak take 20% less [[damage]] during use and receive a 25% bonus to resilience against bash damage. This is in addition to identically matching the slow decay rate of the popular cedar wood type. It is important to note, however, that for some purposes, such as fishing poles and arrow shafts, a wood other than oak may provide more ideal qualities. See individual item pages for more detail regarding such special circumstances.
+*Simply in terms of general resilience and durability, oak is the most ideal wood type in Wurm. Items made from oak take 20% less [[damage]] during use and receive a 25% bonus to resilience against bash damage. This is in addition to identically matching the slow decay rate of the popular cedar wood type. It is important to note, however, that for some purposes, such as fishing poles and arrow shafts, a wood other than oak may provide more ideal qualities. See individual item pages for more detail regarding such special circumstances.
 *[[Charcoal pile]]s made out of oak produce more [[charcoal]]. [[Acorns]] may be harvested from oak trees during the appropriate [[season]]
-*Oak trees will also kill trees and bushes around them due to thick foliage blocking sunlight to the lower forest floor. This kill zone is 1 tile at mature and 2 tiles at old (see below). If you are planting an oak, you need to leave at least 2 tiles between it and other trees. Exclusion zones from Oaks or Willows may overlap the exclusion zone of the Oak, but all trees that are actually growing inside the zone will die. The dying tree will only be killed when the oak moves to the next age level that induces the kill. Until that time, it will continue to grow and age as normal.
+==The Kill Zone==
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 ==Notes==
-*Simply in terms of general resilience, oak is the most ideal wood type in Wurm. Items made from oak take 20% less [[damage]] during use and receive a 25% bonus to resilience against bash damage. This is in addition to identically matching the slow decay rate of the popular cedar wood type.
+*Simply in terms of general resilience, oak is the most ideal wood type in Wurm. Items made from oak take 20% less [[damage]] during use and receive a 25% bonus to resilience against bash damage. This is in addition to identically matching the slow decay rate of the popular cedar wood type. It is important to note, however, that for some purposes, such as fishing poles and arrow shafts, a wood other than oak may provide more ideal qualities. See individual item pages for more detail regarding such special circumstances.
 *[[Charcoal pile]]s made out of oak produce more [[charcoal]]. [[Acorns]] may be harvested from oak trees during the appropriate [[season]]

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	*The other tree will only be killed when the oak moves to the next age level. Until then it will continue to grow and age as normal.		*The other tree will only be killed when the oak moves to the next age level. Until then it will continue to grow and age as normal.
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		+	*Items made from oak receive a 25% bonus to resilience against bash damage.

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 [[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Terrain|Terrain]] / [[:Category:Trees|Trees]] / [[Oak tree]]
 [[File:Newoak.png|thumb|400px|right|An old oak tree.]]
-== Oak Tree ==
+==Description ==
-A tall, sprawling tree which is particularly rare to come by. Oaks can take months to reach old age, but are often used for ornamental purposes rather than utility. Items made from oak take 20% less [[damage]] when used. [[Charcoal pile]]s made out of oak produce more [[charcoal]]. [[Acorns]] may be harvested from oak trees during the appropriate [[season]]
+A tall, sprawling tree which is particularly rare to come by. Oaks can take months to reach old age, but are often used for ornamental purposes rather than utility.
-Oak tree will also kill trees around it due to its thick foliage blocking the sunlight. This kill zone is 1 tile at Mature, 2 tiles at Old (see below). If you are planting an oak, you need to leave at least 2 tiles between it and other trees. Exclusion zones from Oaks or Willows may overlap the exclusion zone of the Oak, but all trees that are actually growing inside the zone will die.
+==Notes==
-'''NOTE:'''  The other tree will only be killed when the oak moves to the next age level. Until then it will continue to grow and age as normal.
+*Oak tree will also kill trees and bushes around it due to its thick foliage blocking the sunlight. This kill zone is 1 tile at Mature, 2 tiles at Old (see below). If you are planting an oak, you need to leave at least 2 tiles between it and other trees. Exclusion zones from Oaks or Willows may overlap the exclusion zone of the Oak, but all trees that are actually growing inside the zone will die.
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