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| − | + | |name=Enchanted grass | |
| + | |speed=12.20km/h | ||
| + | |type=Enchanted | ||
| + | |playermade=Yes | ||
| + | |underground=No | ||
| + | |creation=[[Path of Love]] ability. | ||
| + | |material=dirt | ||
| + | |method=dig | ||
| + | }} | ||
| − | == | + | == Description == |
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| − | + | '''Enchanted grass''' is a special type of [[tile]] that can be created by using the [[Path of Love]] ability 'Enchant' on a normal [[grass tile]]. Herbivorous animals like [[horse|horses]] can graze on it with less than typical degradation, and it provides a healing bonus to all wounds when stood upon. | |
| − | Enchanted grass can be | ||
| − | ==See Also== | + | == Notes == |
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| + | * Acts as a potency 4 [[healing cover]] when stood on. | ||
| + | * [[Sprout|Sprouts]] and [[Flower|flowers]] cannot be planted on enchanted grass. | ||
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| + | * Does not spread or otherwise occur naturally. | ||
| + | * Can be [[trap|trapped]]. | ||
| + | * The enchant ability used to create enchanted grass tiles has an 18-hour cooldown period between uses. | ||
| + | * Enchanted grass has an unknown chance to revert to grass on deeds with a good ratio when an animal grazes on it. If the deed has a bad ratio (less than 15 tiles per animal), the enchanted grass tile then has a higher chance of reverting to grass when grazed upon. Off-deed, enchanted grass also has a chance to revert to grass when grazed upon. | ||
| + | * The following [[Resource nodes]] can spawn on Enchanted grass: [[Umbellifers]], [[Nightshades]], [[Mints]], [[Roots and bulbs]], [[Vines]], [[Briar patch]], [[Undergrowth]], [[Animal burrow]], [[Critter nest]], [[Mineral debris]], [[Tropical foliage]] and [[Fairy garden]]. | ||
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| + | == Removal == | ||
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| + | Enchanted grass is not destroyed by digging or dropping dirt, but it can be removed by packing it with a shovel, levelling, or cultivating it (turning it into dirt). [[Fire pillar]], [[Ice pillar]], and [[Corrupt]] spells can also be used to remove it and turn it to sand, marsh, or mycelium. It cannot be [[Dispel|dispelled]]. | ||
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| + | == See Also == | ||
*[[Enchanted tree]] | *[[Enchanted tree]] | ||
[[Category:Terrain]] | [[Category:Terrain]] | ||
[[Category:Babel/E]] | [[Category:Babel/E]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:15, 20 December 2023
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Description
Enchanted grass is a special type of tile that can be created by using the Path of Love ability 'Enchant' on a normal grass tile. Herbivorous animals like horses can graze on it with less than typical degradation, and it provides a healing bonus to all wounds when stood upon.
Notes
- Acts as a potency 4 healing cover when stood on.
- Sprouts and flowers cannot be planted on enchanted grass.
- Does not spread or otherwise occur naturally.
- Can be trapped.
- The enchant ability used to create enchanted grass tiles has an 18-hour cooldown period between uses.
- Enchanted grass has an unknown chance to revert to grass on deeds with a good ratio when an animal grazes on it. If the deed has a bad ratio (less than 15 tiles per animal), the enchanted grass tile then has a higher chance of reverting to grass when grazed upon. Off-deed, enchanted grass also has a chance to revert to grass when grazed upon.
- The following Resource nodes can spawn on Enchanted grass: Umbellifers, Nightshades, Mints, Roots and bulbs, Vines, Briar patch, Undergrowth, Animal burrow, Critter nest, Mineral debris, Tropical foliage and Fairy garden.
Removal
Enchanted grass is not destroyed by digging or dropping dirt, but it can be removed by packing it with a shovel, levelling, or cultivating it (turning it into dirt). Fire pillar, Ice pillar, and Corrupt spells can also be used to remove it and turn it to sand, marsh, or mycelium. It cannot be dispelled.
