Difference between revisions of "Historical:Fishing line (fine)"
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
''An iron fishing hook attached to a cotton string.'' | ''An iron fishing hook attached to a cotton string.'' | ||
| − | Needed to create a | + | Needed to create a fine fishing rod. Hook affects success rate, string determines initial QL. |
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
| − | * There are two types of fishing line, see | + | * There are two types of fishing line, see fishing line (regular) for the other.<br> |
* The maximum QL of the fishing line is capped by the QL of the string of cloth.<br> | * The maximum QL of the fishing line is capped by the QL of the string of cloth.<br> | ||
* The attempt to construct a fine fishing line will consume 0.1kg of string and the iron fishing hook. If the attempt is unsuccessful, only the string is consumed. | * The attempt to construct a fine fishing line will consume 0.1kg of string and the iron fishing hook. If the attempt is unsuccessful, only the string is consumed. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:53, 28 September 2019
The feature described here has been removed from Wurm Online. This page is retained only for historical purposes.
Description
An iron fishing hook attached to a cotton string.
Needed to create a fine fishing rod. Hook affects success rate, string determines initial QL.
Notes
- There are two types of fishing line, see fishing line (regular) for the other.
- The maximum QL of the fishing line is capped by the QL of the string of cloth.
- The attempt to construct a fine fishing line will consume 0.1kg of string and the iron fishing hook. If the attempt is unsuccessful, only the string is consumed.
