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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* The woodtype has no effect for runes. | * The woodtype has no effect for runes. | ||
| + | * Woodtypes Include: Birch, Maple, Oak, Oleander, and Willow. | ||
* Failure to create [[runes]] uses '''0.01kg''' of the material. | * Failure to create [[runes]] uses '''0.01kg''' of the material. | ||
* '''0.20kg''' is needed to craft [[runes]]. | * '''0.20kg''' is needed to craft [[runes]]. | ||
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Obtained through cutting down a rift plant or as a rift reward |
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Description
Some pieces of hardened wood gathered from a defeated rift. Can be crafted together with metal to create a rune that will attach to wooden items.
Rift wood is used to create runes.
Aquisition
Woodcutting
Rift wood can be obtained by cutting down a rift plant in the rift area after the rift has been closed. Gathering these efficiently requires a high woodcutting skill. Gathered rift wood is dropped directly into the inventory. A failed action results in a regular log on the ground with a random woodtype.
Participation
Rift wood is also randomly distributed to players according to their participation points together with the other rift rewards after the rift has been closed.
Usage
Rift wood combined with a metal lump and devoted to a god creates a rune that can be attached to wooden items. Creating runes with rift wood uses fine carpentry.
Notes
- The woodtype has no effect for runes.
- Woodtypes Include: Birch, Maple, Oak, Oleander, and Willow.
- Failure to create runes uses 0.01kg of the material.
- 0.20kg is needed to craft runes.
