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| − | '''Rolflogic'''™ is a term used to describe something quirky about [[Wurm]] that just doesn't seem quite right or logical. It is more often referred to as Wurm logic. [[Rolf]] is the lead developer of Wurm.
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| − | Some examples of Rolflogic include:
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| − | * Needing a [[mallet]] to finish or [[improve]] a mallet.
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| − | * Needing a [[hammer]] to finish or improve a hammer.
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| − | * Needing [[water]] to finish/improve a [[clay]] item but not having a liquid container to hold it in (despite being right next to a pond/lake ''filled'' with water that the clay item can't simply be dipped into or water picked up by [[activating]] a hand on it).
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| − | * Attaching an [[anchor]] to a [[mooring rope]] and, if failing, the anchor becomes [[lead scrap]]. ''Only'' the rope should be lost (or just [[damage]]d, even more logically).
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| − | * [[Dirt]] taking damage and "crumbling to dust". Dirt doesn't [[decay]]...ever! If anything, when dirt is in a [[pile]], it should go back into the closest tile corner instead of magically disappearing out of existence. The universe doesn't work like that, Rolf... And when dirt is in a [[container]] it should stay there forever.
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| − | * Fitting large [[unfinished]] items in a [[flask]] or any other [[container]] that is too small to hold the item.
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| − | * Building [[ship]]s in a [[cart]].
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| − | * Holding the [[water]] to [[temper]] a hot item.
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| − | * [[Shaft]]s are longer than the [[log]]s they are made from.
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| − | * Having the ability to equip massive objects like [[tree]]s and unfinished ships.
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| − | * Trees don't grow in "shadows", which are defined to be east and south of [[fence]]s and [[building]] walls.
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| − | * Being able to put a 12[[kg]] [[hide]] in a [[backpack]] but not a .2kg [[pelt]].
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| − | [[Category:Babel/R]]
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| − | [[Category:Misc]]
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