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Legacy:Shewbread

2011-06-04T10:43:34Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox_curiofood
| image = Image:Shewbread.png
| skillreq = [[requires::Cooking]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Wheat Flour]] x4, [[requires::Wax]] x3, [[requires::Water]] x5
| producedby = [[requires::Oven]]
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
| lpgain = 10000
| studytime =120
| mentalweight = 16
| hunger = 45
| str = 4
| agi = 0
| int = 0
| con = 0
| per = 0
| cha = 0
| dex = 0
| psy = 0
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A Shewbread is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]].
Hunger needs to be confirmed.

You can eat it, gain 4 [[STR]] and 5 hurt [[FEP]]s.
==How to Acquire==
{{Template:Key|1 = C}}raft >
C{{Template:Key|1 = u}}riosities >
{{Key|S|}}hewbread
[[Category:Foods]] [[Category:Crafted]]

Place the Shewbread dough in the [[oven]] and fuel it with 4 [[branch]]es and light it to aquire Shewbread.

Common [[beeswax]] can be harvested from a [[Beehive]].

Legacy:Weird Beetroot

2011-06-04T10:43:26Z

DatOneGuy:

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|producedby = Hand
|lpgain = 10000
|studytime =120
|mentalweight = 2
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Weird Beetroot is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]].

==How to Acquire==

Randomly acquired when harvesting [[beetroot]]s. It is gathered randomly in addition to all other products harvested from a beetroot plant.

[[Category:Miscellaneous]]

Legacy talk:Ranger's Bow

2011-05-04T20:28:11Z

DatOneGuy: /* Damage Calculation */ new section

A Ranger's Bow is 3 times slower than a Wood Bow (i.e. 1/3x), not 2 times (i.e. 1/2x). Please stop changing it. See [[Archery]] and this [http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=10048&p=109023 thread] discussing bow and sling speed. [[Special:Contributions/196.215.27.87|196.215.27.87]] 09:31, August 3, 2010 (UTC)

== Damage Calculation ==

'''It is, however, currently unknown exactly how overall damage is calculated from bow damage and arrow damage. '''
This is false and needs to be changed.

Quality also needs to be added. [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 15:28, 4 May 2011 (CDT)

Legacy:Grape Crop

2011-05-03T04:43:42Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox structure
| type = Special
| skillreq = [[requires::Farming]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Grape Seeds]]
| producedby = [[requires::Plowed Tile]]
| reqby = [[Grapes]]
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
}}

Harvesting a grape crop gives you some [[Grapes]]. The quality of the items depends on your [[Glossary#Farming|Farming]] skill value when you sowed the seeds and the quality of the seeds you planted.

==How to Acquire==

Drying [[Wild Windsown Weed]]s on a [[Herbalist Table]] or [[Drying Frame]] may result in finding [[Grape Seeds]], which can be planted to produce Grape Crop.

To plant Grapes, select a [[Grape Seeds|grape seed]], and right-click on the plowed tile where you want to plant.

[[Category:Crops]]

Legacy:Grape Crop

2011-05-03T04:37:28Z

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| reqby = [[Wheat Seeds]], [[Straw]]
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Harvesting a grape crop gives you some [[Grapes]]. The quality of the items depends on your [[Glossary#Farming|Farming]] skill value when you sowed the seeds and the quality of the seeds you planted.

==How to Acquire==

Drying [[Wild Windsown Weed]]s on a [[Herbalist Table]] or [[Drying Frame]] may result in finding [[Grape Seeds]], which can be planted to produce Grape Crop.

To plant Grapes, select a [[Grape Seeds|grape seed]], and right-click on the plowed tile where you want to plant.

[[Category:Crops]]

Legacy:Wheat Crop

2011-05-03T04:35:37Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox structure
| type = Special
| skillreq = [[requires::Farming]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Wheat Seeds]]
| producedby = [[requires::Plowed Tile]]
| reqby = [[Wheat Seeds]], [[Straw]]
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
}} Harvesting a wheat crop gives you some wheat seeds and straw. The quality of the items depends on your [[Glossary#Farming|Farming]] skill value when you sowed the seeds and the quality of the seeds you planted.

==How to Acquire==

Drying [[Wild Windsown Weed]]s on a [[Herbalist Table]] or [[Drying Frame]] may result in finding [[Wheat Seeds]], which can be planted to produce Wheat Crop.

To plant wheat crop, select a [[wheat seeds|wheat seed]], and right-click on the plowed tile where you want to plant.

User talk:Wad

2011-05-03T01:53:55Z

DatOneGuy: Created page with "Please don't '''test''' things you don't know will break, such as property:studytime. Changing it to a string breaks sorting. -~~~~"

Please don't '''test''' things you don't know will break, such as [[property:studytime]]. Changing it to a string breaks sorting. -[[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 20:53, 2 May 2011 (CDT)

Property:Studytime

2011-05-03T01:52:45Z

DatOneGuy:

[[has type::number]]

Legacy talk:Troll

2011-05-01T09:48:14Z

DatOneGuy:

From alpha on IRC:
Troll:

Level - 3

Base Q - 250

HP - 1500

UA - 600

AGI - 175

Base Damage - 500

Needs confirmation and more sources.

[[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 04:47, 1 May 2011 (CDT)

Legacy talk:Troll

2011-05-01T09:47:48Z

DatOneGuy: Created page with "From alpha on IRC: Troll: Level - 3 Base Q - 250 HP - 1500 UA - 600 AGI - 175 Base Damage - 500 Needs confirmation and more sources. ~~~~"

From alpha on IRC:
Troll:
Level - 3
Base Q - 250
HP - 1500
UA - 600
AGI - 175
Base Damage - 500
Needs confirmation and more sources.
[[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 04:47, 1 May 2011 (CDT)

Legacy:Pig

2011-05-01T07:47:34Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Template:Creature
|caption = Bull - Cow - Calf
|location = Domestic Areas
|hp = ?
|loot = [[Raw Pork]], [[Intestines]], [[Raw Pigskin]], [[Bone Material]], [[Boar Tusk]]
}}
{{stub}}
Pigs are domesticated creatures, kept usually for their low upkeep requirements and for [[Pork]]'s uses in various recipes. In order to obtain pigs you must [[Taming|tame]] [[Boar]]s. Pigs can be lead around by equipping a [[Rope]], right-clicking on the animal, and selecting 'Leash'.
Pigs can have twins on rare occasions.

==Hog==
Hogs give 1-2 Boar Tusk when their bones are collected, pigs do not.

==Advantages To Pigs==

Pigs give [[Raw Pork]] instead of Boar Meat. Pork has all of the same applications as Boar meat and can also be used in [[Bierwurst]] where Boar Meat cannot be. Pigs also give one [[raw pigskin]], a 2 tile hide with no known use other than hide straps and leather.[[File:Sem_título27.png|frame|Pigs rocking ;0]]
[[Category:Domesticated]]

Legacy:Pig

2011-05-01T07:47:20Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Template:Creature
|caption = Bull - Cow - Calf
|location = Domestic Areas
|loot = [[Raw Pork]], [[Intestines]], [[Raw Pigskin]], [[Bone Material]], [[Boar Tusk]]
}}
{{stub}}
Pigs are domesticated creatures, kept usually for their low upkeep requirements and for [[Pork]]'s uses in various recipes. In order to obtain pigs you must [[Taming|tame]] [[Boar]]s. Pigs can be lead around by equipping a [[Rope]], right-clicking on the animal, and selecting 'Leash'.
Pigs can have twins on rare occasions.

==Hog==
Hogs give 1-2 Boar Tusk when their bones are collected, pigs do not.

==Advantages To Pigs==

Pigs give [[Raw Pork]] instead of Boar Meat. Pork has all of the same applications as Boar meat and can also be used in [[Bierwurst]] where Boar Meat cannot be. Pigs also give one [[raw pigskin]], a 2 tile hide with no known use other than hide straps and leather.[[File:Sem_título27.png|frame|Pigs rocking ;0]]
[[Category:Domesticated]]

Legacy:Cattle

2011-05-01T07:41:13Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Template:Creature
|caption = Bull - Cow - Calf
|location = Domestic Areas
|hp = ?
|lpgain = ?
|loot = [[Milk]], [[Beef]], [[Intestines]], [[Raw Hide]], [[Bone Material]]
}}
{{stub}}
{{PAGENAME}} are domesticated creatures, kept mainly for [[Milk]] and [[Beef]]. In order to obtain cattle, you must [[Taming|tame]] [[Auroch]]s. Cattle can be lead around by equipping a [[Rope]], right-clicking on the animal, and selecting 'Leash'. Cows can have twins on rare occassions.
==Cow==
Cows, female cattle, are the only source of millk other than feeding Aurochs [[Four-Leaf Clover]]s. Heifers, cows that have not give birth yet, do not produce milk, thus you will need access to a [[#Bull|Bull]] in order to get milk from a cow. Cows can only 'store' a maximum of 10L at a time. Calves drink the milk, so be sure to leave enough for them.

A female cow will take 4.5 real life days to give birth.

A calf takes 10 real life days to grow up.

A non-pregnant cow eats 4.8 units of food per day (a food trough holds 200 units). A pregnant cow eats 10 times as much (48 units per day). A lactating cow eats 4.8 units of food per day, plus 1/10 unit for every 1L of milk produced.

=== Milk ===
Cows produce Milk at a rate of Milk Quantity * .01 per 10 minutes. That is .1L/10 minutes at Quantity 10. .4L/10 minutes at Quantity 40, 2.0L/10 minutes at Quantity 200.

Cows can only store a maximum of 10L Milk at a time.

==Bull==
[[File:Sem_título28.png|frame|Cattle rocking]][[File:Bull_info.png|frame|Cattle Information]]
Bulls, male cattle, are mainly used to pull [[Wagon]]s, though cows can also do this.

Bulls are also used to impregnate cows. It is a good idea to separate your bulls from your cows, to ensure that you can select the highest quality bull to mate with your cows when you want calves. You should also use your lowest quality bull to pull a wagon, since quality has no effect on wagon-pulling and if you have to flee and leave your wagon behind, then the loss will not be as bad.
[[Category:Domesticated]]

Legacy talk:Battleaxe of the Twelfth Bay

2011-05-01T07:03:43Z

DatOneGuy:

b12 gives agi, you guys know this right...? not a lot but it still gives agi and thats noteworthy imo.
-vigilance

they're also able to mine, but act as stone axes ofc. also noteworthy?
-vigilance

Both things are noteworthy. If you can figure out how much AGI at base, please add it.
[[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 02:03, 1 May 2011 (CDT)

Legacy:Cattle

2011-05-01T07:01:11Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Template:Creature
|caption = Bull - Cow - Calf
|location = Domestic Areas
|hp = ?
|lpgain = ?
|loot = [[Milk]], [[Beef]], [[Intestines]], [[Raw Hide]], [[Bone Material]]
}}
{{stub}}
{{PAGENAME}} are domesticated creatures, kept mainly for [[Milk]] and [[Beef]]. In order to obtain cattle, you must [[Taming|tame]] [[Auroch]]s. Cattle can be lead around by equipping a [[Rope]], right-clicking on the animal, and selecting 'Leash'. Cows can have twins on rare occassions.
==Cow==
Cows, female cattle, are the only source of millk other than feeding Aurochs [[Four-Leaf Clover]]s. Heifers, cows that have not give birth yet, do not produce milk, thus you will need access to a [[#Bull|Bull]] in order to get milk from a cow. Cows can only 'store' a maximum of 10L at a time. Calves drink the milk, so be sure to leave enough for them.

A female cow will take 4.5 real life days to give birth.

A calf takes 10 real life days to grow up.

A non-pregnant cow eats 4.8 units of food per day (a food trough holds 200 units). A pregnant cow eats 10 times as much (48 units per day). A lactating cow eats 4.8 units of food per day, plus 1/10 unit for every 1L of milk produced.

=== Milk ==
Cows produce Milk at a rate of Milk Quantity * .01 per 10 minutes. That is .1L/10 minutes at Quantity 10. .4L/10 minutes at Quantity 40, 2.0L/10 minutes at Quantity 200.

Cows can only store a maximum of 10L Milk at a time.

==Bull==
[[File:Sem_título28.png|frame|Cattle rocking]][[File:Bull_info.png|frame|Cattle Information]]
Bulls, male cattle, are mainly used to pull [[Wagon]]s, though cows can also do this.

Bulls are also used to impregnate cows. It is a good idea to separate your bulls from your cows, to ensure that you can select the highest quality bull to mate with your cows when you want calves. You should also use your lowest quality bull to pull a wagon, since quality has no effect on wagon-pulling and if you have to flee and leave your wagon behind, then the loss will not be as bad.
[[Category:Domesticated]]

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2011-04-30T01:46:31Z

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2011-04-30T01:46:12Z

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Legacy:Food Trough

2011-04-29T06:49:30Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox structure
|xsize = 2
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Animal Husbandry]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Board]] x4, [[requires::Block of Wood]] x4
|type = Yes
}}

== Comments ==
Domesticated animals gain food from two sources:

*1) The food trough: Any Seeds, Apples, Apple Cores, [[Blueberries]], [[Chantrelles]], [[Carrots]], [[Pumpkin Flesh]], [[Giant Pumpkin]], [[Peapod]], [[Straw]], [[Poppy Flower]], [[Beetroot]] and [[Beetroot Leaves]] go into the food trough.
*2) Moor, heath and grassland tiles. These always count as a food unit of quality level 10.

A [[Giant Pumpkin]] counts as the sum of its parts when thrown into a trough, meaning that one giant pumpkin adds as much fodder as 16 seeds.

If the animals are inside the radius of the trough, they will eat from the trough before feeding on the grassland. The quality of the fodder from the trough is the average seed quality placed inside the trough. For example, if you placed a quality 5, 12, and 16, the quality of the fodder will be 11. The trough will hold a maximum of 200 unit of fodder.

Food Trough's Radius is 18 tiles.

==How to Acquire==
{{Key|B}}uild > C{{Key|o}}ntainers > Food {{Key|T}}rough

Legacy:Mouflon

2011-04-29T04:43:45Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Creature
|location = [[Grassland]], [[Moor]], [[Heath]]
|hp = 200
|lpgain = 200
|loot = [[Raw Sheep Skin]], [[Intestines]] x4, [[Raw Mutton]] x6, [[Bone Material]] x3
}}

Mouflon can be tamed to become a [[Sheep]]. See [[Taming|this page]] for more info about taming wild animals. They sometimes will attack you and kill you while you are unconscious.

The quality of all Mouflon materials (Raw Hide, Meat, Intestines, Bones/Teeth) is equal to 10. Raw Hide, Intestines, and Meat are softcapped[http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Quality#Skill_values] by Survival and your carving tool. Bones are only softcapped[http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Quality#Skill_values] by Survival.

Mouflon spawn in a herd. All mouflons within sight will engage you simultaneously if you attack one of them.

Mouflon can be fed [[Four-Leaf Clover]] by right-clicking a mouflon with it. This allows them to be shorn for [[Wool]] of a quality level equal to the clover fed. They can be shorn as many times as they are fed clovers, and if fed multiple clovers they will be shearable for however many they were fed.

If multiple clovers of different quality are fed to the same sheep without sheering it, then all the clovers will average to one quality. Example: A sheep is fed a Quality 20, 30, and 10 clover then shorn. All three wool extracted will be quality 20.

==In Game Example==
[[Image:mouflon_heard.png]]
[[Category:Content]]
[[Category:Creatures]]
Mouflon move slightly faster than a [[Hearthling]] on Run(3rd) Speed.

Legacy talk:Mouflon

2011-04-29T04:42:48Z

DatOneGuy: /* Mouflon Damage/Speed */ new section

Mouflon may also have 150 HP

== Mouflon Damage/Speed ==

Damage done is based on many calculations, it's better to calculate their UA which I believe was done and documented in W3 somewhere on the forums for most animals. [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 23:42, 28 April 2011 (CDT)

Legacy talk:Dewy Lady's Mantle

2011-04-28T16:08:31Z

DatOneGuy:

What counts as "dusk/dawn" and is dewy mantle different forageable object? --[[User:Barhandar|Barhandar]] 07:19, 28 March 2011 (CDT)
:Dusk/dawn is when on the daytime picture (on the top) the sun is shown partly, i.e. it's not fully above the horizon. And the plant in the wild looks just the same. --[[User:Theodor|Theodor]] 22:15, 28 March 2011 (CDT)

I tried harvesting them at dusk, it didnt seem to be dewy, it might just be dawn, which is when you'd expect dew on your plants anyway. Anyone want to confirm? [[User:ScegfOd|so sayeth the wise and ungrateful rock!]] 18:24, 16 April 2011 (CDT)

Also I tested the timing of picking at dawn, apparently the first crack of dawn is too early, but the third picture in the sequence of dawn is late enough that dew forms on the lady's mantle [[User:ScegfOd|so sayeth the wise and ungrateful rock!]] 02:03, 21 April 2011 (CDT)

I just collected a normal Lady's Mantle mid-dawn, it definitely seems to be an item that spawns at dawn and despawns sometime after...though perhaps non-dewy Lady's Mantles can convert to dewy ones? this is the first time ive had a non dewy mantle at dawn [[User:ScegfOd|so sayeth the wise and ungrateful rock!]] 21:56, 27 April 2011 (CDT)
:I've waited on a Lady's Mantle to convert to a Dewy Lady's Mantle, and it did. You were probably there too early or late. [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 11:08, 28 April 2011 (CDT)

Legacy:Cheese Rack

2011-04-28T02:44:21Z

DatOneGuy:

{{stub}}

{{infobox structure
| type = Yes
| skillreq = [[requires::Cheesemaking]] (?)
| objectsreq = [[requires::Board]] x5, [[requires::Branch]] x10
| reqby = [[Cheese]]
}}

Leaving a cheese tray filled with 4 pieces of cheese curd on a cheese rack for some time will produce cheese. Cheese racks can hold up to 3 cheese trays and can only be lifted while empty. Cheese Rack quality has no effect on cheese quality.

==How to Acquire==
Build [B] > Containers [o] > Cheese Rack [h]

Legacy talk:Strongbox

2011-04-28T02:43:03Z

DatOneGuy:

When can i build this? Learned Carpentry but its not avaible yet.

*Please read the wiki page before asking questions like these. "Skill(s) Required Locks & Bolts" --[[User:HunterSilver|HunterSilver]] 13:07, 2 March 2011 (CST)
"Locks & Bolts" has been added afterwards.
Likely after my remark.

How can i destroy it? I'd mistakly put a whole key ring and... You know
: You need quite a bit of strength to break it, most likely you'll require a ram. [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 21:43, 27 April 2011 (CDT)

Legacy:Tea

2011-04-27T02:07:50Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox object
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Plant Lore]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Green Tea Leaves]] x2, or [[requires::Black Tea Leaves]] x2; AND [[requires::Tea Pot]]; [[requires::Mug]]
|producedby = [[requires::Cauldron]] or [[requires::Clay Cauldron]]
}}

Tea fills up about 45% [[stamina]] per full mug. Drinking tea does not increase [[hunger]] like drinking [[water]] does.

Tea also grants you "The Warmth of Tea" Buff which gradually increase your LP learning rate as the duration pass to an additional base 20%. The quality of tea affects the rate at which the learning rate increases each interval; this in turn increases the highest point of learning rate you can obtain when the buff is as its peak.

There is no difference between green tea and black tea.

==How to Acquire==
To brew tea, you must add water and fuel to a cauldron, right click the cauldron and light it, make the tea.

{{Key|C}}raft > Coo{{Key|k}}ing > {{Key|T}}ea

*This requires an empty [[Tea Pot|tea pot]] and [[Green Tea Leaves|green]] or [[Black Tea Leaves|black tea leaves]] x2 in your inventory.
*Finally there needs to be at least one liter of hot water in the cauldron.

The [[quality]] of tea is affected by your cooking skill.

==How to Use==
In order to drink tea from a [[tea pot]] you need a [[mug]]. Mugs can hold 0.3L of liquid, meaning you get 3 1/3 mugs of tea per pot.

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Legacy:Rabbit

2011-04-26T01:53:12Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox object
|image = File:Rabbit (object).png
|xsize = 2
|ysize = 2
|skillreq = [[requires::Hunting]]
|objectsreq = None
|producedby = [[requires::Forest]]
}}

A live rabbit. You can right-click it and select "Wring Neck" to kill it and receive a [[Dead Rabbit]].

==How to Acquire==
Rabbits are only findable in conifir forests.Right-click on a rabbit to pick it up from the ground. It is recommended to be next to the rabbit before doing so as right-clicking it will cause it to flee from you at running speed (and has been seen to run through palisade walls). If you have space for a 2x2 item the rabbit will appear in your inventory. Rabbits used to give 8 LP depending on Change/Tradition slider if you were able to shoot/punch it to death, but no longer does with the addition of the curiosity LP system.

== In Game Example ==
[[Image:Rabbit2.png]]

[[pl:Rabbit]]
[[Category:Creatures]]

Legacy:Chiming Bluebell

2011-04-26T01:52:11Z

DatOneGuy:

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| perexp = 798
| terrain = Swamp
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| mentalweight = 7
}}

'''Chiming Bluebells''' are a [[Curiosity]] found in [[Swamp]]s.

==In Game Example==

[[File:Chiming_Bluebell_Wild.png|full|left|Chiming Bluebell in the wild.]]

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Ant Empress

2011-04-26T01:47:25Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox curiofood
| image = File:Ant Empress.png
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
| skillreq = [[requires::Hunting]]
| objectsreq = None
| producedby = [[requires::Ant Hill]]
| lpgain = 2000
| studytime = 3.33333
| mentalweight = 6
| hunger = 10
| str = 0
| agi = 0
| int = 0
| con = 0
| per = 0
| cha = 0
| dex = 5
| psy = 4
| hurt = 0
}}
'''Ant Empress''' is not only a [[food]], but they are also an excellent natural [[Curiosity]].

Because ant quality is based on the nearby soil quality, their quality can often be above 10, giving a significant LP earned boost when combined with [[Personal Beliefs]] that boost your learning ability.

==How to Acquire==
Go raid an [[Ant Hill]].

The approximate chance of getting one is 3%

==Note==
Ant Empress' LP gain as a Curio has been recently nerfed.

[http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=16906&p=198619#p198619 http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=16906&p=198619#p198619]

[[Category:Ants]] [[Category:Miscellaneous]]

Legacy talk:Ruby Dragonfly

2011-04-26T01:46:22Z

DatOneGuy:

Does anyone know if they look different than emerald dragonfly before you catch it?
:They do not [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 20:46, 25 April 2011 (CDT)

Legacy:Emerald Dragonfly

2011-04-26T01:46:02Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curio
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|lpgain = 800
|skillreq = [[requires::Hunting]]
|objectsreq = None
|producedby = Hand
|studytime = 4.00
|mentalweight= 2
}}
'''Emerald Dragonfly''' is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]].

==How to Acquire==
Dragonflies are found only in [[Swamp]]s.

==Comments==
Dragonflies move at running speed and live only in [[Swamp]]s, making them quite difficult to catch. Since they move faster than you, and your stamina will likely not last at walking speed in a swamp, the best way to catch them is to stay at crawling speed and make the most of your patience. Dragonflies move randomly, changing directions at regular intervals. Right click on the dragonfly (An impressive feat in and of itself!) and your character will pursue the dragonfly indefinitely: Simply wait until you and the dragonfly happen to be headed directly towards each other, and accelerate to walking speed to ensure the catch. Do note that you ARE in a swamp, so you may want to take care not to be drained dry by leeches.

Another method to catching Dragonflies is to give them some space (zoom out) wait until one is heading your way, line up properly in front of it, zoom in very close and click on it so that it '''comes''' to you.
[[Category:Miscellaneous]]

Legacy talk:Leech

2011-04-26T01:43:04Z

DatOneGuy:

How long until they become skinny again?

[[User:Yeturn|Yeturn]] 03:38, May 15, 2010 (UTC)

One Q10 Leech causes 3 Damage, so the Formula given doesnt work.

== Leeches drain you while bloated? ==

"They can drain you while bloated, do not log off or go to bed with them equiped"

Pretty sure this isn't true, I kept a bunch of bloated leeches on me for quite a while and felt no ill effects.
:This is not true at all, what he experienced was the leech's unbloating again while still on him and him not noticing until they rebloated [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 20:43, 25 April 2011 (CDT)

Legacy:The Perfect Hole

2011-04-26T01:42:08Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curio

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[Cheesemaking]]
|objectsreq = [[cheese tray]] containing cheese
|producedby = Hand
|lpgain = 13370
|studytime = 96
|mentalweight = 15
}}

'''The Perfect Hole''' is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]]. 

==How to Acquire==
Randomly acquired when removing cheese from a cheese tray.

==Comments==
This Curiosity gives more LP from a single object than any other game. Sadly, acquiring this veritable treasure trove of LP will hold a whole 15 attention slots for four straight days. Perhaps you should save this for the next time you need to take a break from Haven and Hearth for a few days?

[[Category:Miscellaneous]]

Legacy:Wheat Seeds

2011-04-26T00:23:44Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_object

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[Farming]] or [[Foraging]]
|objectsreq = [[Wheat Crop]] or [[Wild Windsown Weed]]
|producedby = Wheat Crop
}}Wheat seeds can be used on a [[quern]] to make [[wheat flour]] or to feed chickens on a [[chicken coop]].

==How to Acquire==
Wheat seeds can be acquired by harvesting [[Wheat Crop|wheat]] growing on a farm. This typically produces 1 to 3 seeds and will leave a unit of [[straw]] on the ground, which can be picked up. Like harvesting any crop, in order to harvest wheat, one must have the [[farming]] skill.

They can also be acquired from [[Wild Windsown Weed]]s by drying them on an [[Herbalist Table]] or a [[Drying Frame]].

==Notes==
* If the Wheat Seeds are left on the [[Herbalist Table]] too long, they will germinate and become [[Germinated Wheat Seeds]].

Legacy:Shewbread

2011-04-26T00:13:26Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox_curiofood
| image = Image:Shewbread.png
| skillreq = [[requires::Cooking]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Wheat Flour]] x4, [[requires::Wax]] x3, [[requires::Water]] x5
| producedby = [[requires::Oven]]
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
| lpgain = 10000
| studytime = 120.00
| mentalweight = 16
| hunger = 45
| str = 4
| agi = 0
| int = 0
| con = 0
| per = 0
| cha = 0
| dex = 0
| psy = 0
| hurt = 5
}}

A Shewbread is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]].
Hunger needs to be confirmed.

You can eat it, gain 4 [[STR]] and 5 hurt [[FEP]]s.
==How to Acquire==
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{{Key|S|}}hewbread
[[Category:Foods]] [[Category:Crafted]]

Place the Shewbread dough in the [[oven]] and fuel it with 4 [[branch]]es and light it to aquire Shewbread.

Common [[beeswax]] can be harvested from a [[Beehive]].

Legacy:Bar of Silver

2011-04-26T00:09:59Z

DatOneGuy:

{{infobox object
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Metal Working]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Silver Nugget]] x10
|producedby = [[requires::Ore Smelter]]
}}

==How to Acquire==
Obtained by combining 10x [[Silver Nugget]]s using the skill [[Metal Working]] and an [[Alloying Crucible]].

MediaWiki:Sidebar

2011-04-25T23:30:40Z

DatOneGuy:

MediaWiki:Sidebar

2011-04-25T23:30:10Z

DatOneGuy:

MediaWiki:Sidebar

2011-04-25T23:30:02Z

DatOneGuy:

Legacy talk:Curiosity Table

2011-04-25T23:29:44Z

DatOneGuy:

Ok, I don't know how to get the values for Mental weight or study time.

The table is populated by the category page but how does a category page work and how does a table access it? --Itsumi

What do you guys think of putting this up on the sidebar under FEP table on the left? [[User:Phaen|Phaen]] 01:30, 19 March 2011 (CDT)
: Going to do this now as it should have been done a long time, as your only source of LP it's a big deal and is something people will come for and want to find fast. [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 18:29, 25 April 2011 (CDT)

Whoever put up all the LP/Hour/Mental Weight, is a god.
Also, it might be good to make a table of curiosities that can easily increase in q, at suppose q100? (such as the boar tusks)
It would help people gauge which curiosities are better. --[[User:Zelacks|Zelacks]] 19:15, 25 March 2011 (CDT)
: This is possible, I'll look into it. However it's something better done as personal ones since you would be leaving your own information by editing in your own quality of said items [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 18:29, 25 April 2011 (CDT)

Yeah, yeah, "forageable curios table", including cone cows, tin soldiers, and all other curios, only difference from "all curios table" is that it's not in alphabetical order by default. Someone, fix that. --[[User:Barhandar|Barhandar]] 20:55, 4 April 2011 (CDT)

== Hackery ==
So...I threw every curiosity into one of three curiosity subcategories (based on [[Curiosity|those]] tables), then edited this page to use the new subcats. The "Ask" template here is pretty ugly and supposedly inefficient, but it basically works now.

It'd help if someone could figure out how to list required objects/skills without taking up so much vertical space, though. ~ [[User:Escaleone|Escaleone]][[User_talk:Escaleone|[1]]][[Special:Contributions/Escaleone|[2]]] 23:22, 4 April 2011 (CDT)
:There's no easy or pretty way to do this that is at all easily automated or friendly for users to edit. It will get broken often if done [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 18:29, 25 April 2011 (CDT)

== columns ==

does anyone need LP/Weight? and i think LP/Hour should be after Mental Weight column [[User:Norill|Norill]] 18:26, 5 April 2011 (CDT)
:Added it back in before I noticed this, but...yes, it does help when you have low INT and plenty of time (e.g. when I have work the next day, lp/weight is what matters). ~ [[User:Escaleone|Escaleone]][[User_talk:Escaleone|[1]]][[Special:Contributions/Escaleone|[2]]] 19:32, 5 April 2011 (CDT)

I agree LP/weight is useful for when you're gonna be afk. I also think more columns would be useful: LP/slot and LP/hr/slot. By slot I mean the amount of space a curio takes up. If you can think of a better word, go for it. Once people are at a certain amount of int they stop caring about attention and start caring about how much space they've got left in their mental inventory - [[User:Phaen|Phaen]] 02:37, 6 April 2011 (CDT)
:Added in LP/Hr/Slot category, I didn't think LP/Slot seemed so useful, but if it is it's simple to add and I'll do so. I left in Mental Weight even though it's for the most part only for when you're new, an '''expert's table''' can be added later that doesn't have this. I think Mental Weight as well as Size should be moved to the right of LP/Hour/Size as they are not used as often. [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 18:26, 25 April 2011 (CDT)

Legacy talk:Curiosity Table

2011-04-25T23:27:20Z

DatOneGuy:

Ok, I don't know how to get the values for Mental weight or study time.

The table is populated by the category page but how does a category page work and how does a table access it? --Itsumi

What do you guys think of putting this up on the sidebar under FEP table on the left? [[User:Phaen|Phaen]] 01:30, 19 March 2011 (CDT)

Whoever put up all the LP/Hour/Mental Weight, is a god.
Also, it might be good to make a table of curiosities that can easily increase in q, at suppose q100? (such as the boar tusks)
It would help people gauge which curiosities are better. --[[User:Zelacks|Zelacks]] 19:15, 25 March 2011 (CDT)

Yeah, yeah, "forageable curios table", including cone cows, tin soldiers, and all other curios, only difference from "all curios table" is that it's not in alphabetical order by default. Someone, fix that. --[[User:Barhandar|Barhandar]] 20:55, 4 April 2011 (CDT)

== Hackery ==
So...I threw every curiosity into one of three curiosity subcategories (based on [[Curiosity|those]] tables), then edited this page to use the new subcats. The "Ask" template here is pretty ugly and supposedly inefficient, but it basically works now.

It'd help if someone could figure out how to list required objects/skills without taking up so much vertical space, though. ~ [[User:Escaleone|Escaleone]][[User_talk:Escaleone|[1]]][[Special:Contributions/Escaleone|[2]]] 23:22, 4 April 2011 (CDT)

== columns ==

does anyone need LP/Weight? and i think LP/Hour should be after Mental Weight column [[User:Norill|Norill]] 18:26, 5 April 2011 (CDT)
:Added it back in before I noticed this, but...yes, it does help when you have low INT and plenty of time (e.g. when I have work the next day, lp/weight is what matters). ~ [[User:Escaleone|Escaleone]][[User_talk:Escaleone|[1]]][[Special:Contributions/Escaleone|[2]]] 19:32, 5 April 2011 (CDT)

I agree LP/weight is useful for when you're gonna be afk. I also think more columns would be useful: LP/slot and LP/hr/slot. By slot I mean the amount of space a curio takes up. If you can think of a better word, go for it. Once people are at a certain amount of int they stop caring about attention and start caring about how much space they've got left in their mental inventory - [[User:Phaen|Phaen]] 02:37, 6 April 2011 (CDT)
:Added in LP/Hr/Slot category, I didn't think LP/Slot seemed so useful, but if it is it's simple to add and I'll do so. I left in Mental Weight even though it's for the most part only for when you're new, an '''expert's table''' can be added later that doesn't have this. I think Mental Weight as well as Size should be moved to the right of LP/Hour/Size as they are not used as often. [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 18:26, 25 April 2011 (CDT)

Legacy talk:Curiosity Table

2011-04-25T23:26:57Z

DatOneGuy:

Ok, I don't know how to get the values for Mental weight or study time.

The table is populated by the category page but how does a category page work and how does a table access it? --Itsumi

What do you guys think of putting this up on the sidebar under FEP table on the left? [[User:Phaen|Phaen]] 01:30, 19 March 2011 (CDT)

Whoever put up all the LP/Hour/Mental Weight, is a god.
Also, it might be good to make a table of curiosities that can easily increase in q, at suppose q100? (such as the boar tusks)
It would help people gauge which curiosities are better. --[[User:Zelacks|Zelacks]] 19:15, 25 March 2011 (CDT)

Yeah, yeah, "forageable curios table", including cone cows, tin soldiers, and all other curios, only difference from "all curios table" is that it's not in alphabetical order by default. Someone, fix that. --[[User:Barhandar|Barhandar]] 20:55, 4 April 2011 (CDT)

== Hackery ==
So...I threw every curiosity into one of three curiosity subcategories (based on [[Curiosity|those]] tables), then edited this page to use the new subcats. The "Ask" template here is pretty ugly and supposedly inefficient, but it basically works now.

It'd help if someone could figure out how to list required objects/skills without taking up so much vertical space, though. ~ [[User:Escaleone|Escaleone]][[User_talk:Escaleone|[1]]][[Special:Contributions/Escaleone|[2]]] 23:22, 4 April 2011 (CDT)

== columns ==

does anyone need LP/Weight? and i think LP/Hour should be after Mental Weight column [[User:Norill|Norill]] 18:26, 5 April 2011 (CDT)
:Added it back in before I noticed this, but...yes, it does help when you have low INT and plenty of time (e.g. when I have work the next day, lp/weight is what matters). ~ [[User:Escaleone|Escaleone]][[User_talk:Escaleone|[1]]][[Special:Contributions/Escaleone|[2]]] 19:32, 5 April 2011 (CDT)

I agree LP/weight is useful for when you're gonna be afk. I also think more columns would be useful: LP/slot and LP/hr/slot. By slot I mean the amount of space a curio takes up. If you can think of a better word, go for it. Once people are at a certain amount of int they stop caring about attention and start caring about how much space they've got left in their mental inventory - [[User:Phaen|Phaen]] 02:37, 6 April 2011 (CDT)

Added in LP/Hr/Slot category, I didn't think LP/Slot seemed so useful, but if it is it's simple to add and I'll do so. I left in Mental Weight even though it's for the most part only for when you're new, an '''expert's table''' can be added later that doesn't have this. I think Mental Weight as well as Size should be moved to the right of LP/Hour/Size as they are not used as often. [[User:DatOneGuy|DatOneGuy]] 18:26, 25 April 2011 (CDT)

Legacy:Royal Toadstool

2011-04-25T23:22:40Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforagedfood

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = None
|producedby = Hand
|perexp = 210
| terrain = Swamp
|lpgain = 600
|studytime = 3.3333
|mentalweight = 3
}}Royal Toadstool is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]]. This item will disappear if you drop it on the ground, so be sure to store it in a container if you wish to give it to someone else.

==How to Acquire==

Foraged from swamp. Appears to be rare. Requires 210 (?) per*exp. (Lower as you find it with a lower ratting)

==Notes==
It is possible to eat this curiosity, but it will only give Black FEPs.
 

[[File:Royal_Toadstool_wild.png|thumb|left|Royal Toadstool in the wild]]

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Washed-up Bladderwrack

2011-04-25T23:22:18Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 2
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|producedby = Hand
|perexp = 280
| terrain = Beach
|lpgain = 750
|studytime = 9.00
|mentalweight = 3
}}

Lowest find recorded is 280 per*exp.

Found on [[Beach | Beaches]].

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Peculiar Flotsam

2011-04-25T23:21:53Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = None
|producedby = Hand
|perexp = 110
| terrain = Deep Water
|lpgain = 3000
|studytime = 4.00
|mentalweight = 9
}}

Found in deep water but within 25 tiles of shallow water at 110 [[Perception]] * [[Exploration]]. One of the best forageable curiosities, second only to the [[River Pearl]].

==In Game Example==
[[File:Flotsam_plant.png|thumb|left]]

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Edelweiß

2011-04-25T23:21:44Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|lpgain = 4000
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = None
|perexp = 1600
| terrain = Mountain
|producedby = Hand
|studytime = 7
|mentalweight= 8
}}
Edelweiß (Edelweiss) can be found while [[Foraging]] in mountains and can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]]. Requires less than 1600 PER*EXP. These are one of the top foraging curiosities, giving an impressive 4000 base LP for only 7 study time.

==In Game Example==
[[File:edelweib_plant.png|thumb|left]]

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Uncommon Snapdragon

2011-04-25T23:21:20Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged
|image = File:snapdragon.jpg
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 2
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = None
|producedby = Hand
|perexp = 144
|terrain = Grassland, Moor, Heath
|lpgain = 1000
|studytime = 12.00
|mentalweight = 4
}}
'''Uncommon Snapdragon''' is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]].

Need confirmation on study time.
==How to Acquire==
Uncommon Snapdragon is a new [[Curiosity]] commonly foraged from [[grassland]], [[moor]] and [[heath]] areas. It can be found with at 144 [[PER]]*[[Exploration|EXP]].

==In Game Example==
[[File:uncommon_snapdragon_plant.png|thumb|left]]

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Lady's Mantle

2011-04-25T23:20:33Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = None
|producedby = Hand
|perexp = 80
| terrain = Swamp
|lpgain = 600
|studytime = 5.00
|mentalweight = 6
}}The '''Lady's Mantle''' is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]]. It's an herb that can be found in [[Swamp]]s.

When foraged at dawn or dusk, it becomes a [[Dewy Lady's Mantle]] instead, which has same base LP but has better [[Mental Weight]]; it can also be studied simultaneously with a regular Lady's Mantle.

Lowest PER*EXP spotted was 80 (10 perception and 8 exploration).

[[File:Ladys_Mantle_Wild.png|thumb|left|Lady's Mantle in the wild]]

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Dewy Lady's Mantle

2011-04-25T23:20:19Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|lpgain = 600
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = None
|producedby = Hand
|perexp = 80
| terrain = Swamp (@Dawn)
|studytime = 5.00
|mentalweight = 3
}}
The '''Dewy Lady's Mantle''' appears similar to a [[Lady's Mantle]], but with whiter leaves. It can be acquired by harvesting a Lady's Mantle at dawn.

It has same base LP as a Lady's Mantle, but requires less [[attention]]. Because it's a different item, it can be studied at the same time as a regular Lady's Mantle.

|[[File:Ladys_Mantle_Wild.png|thumb|left|Looks identical to a Lady's Mantle in the wild.]]

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Dandelion

2011-04-25T23:19:47Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = None
|producedby = Hand
|perexp = 40
| terrain = Grassland, Moor, Heath
|lpgain = 50
|studytime = 0.66666
|mentalweight = 1
}}Dandelion is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]].

A staple of most newbie's LP gains.

==How to Acquire==
It can be picked up with [[Foraging]], and is found most commonly in [[grassland]], [[moor]] and [[heath]].

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Glimmermoss

2011-04-25T23:13:23Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
| lpgain = 3500
| skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
| objectsreq = None
| producedby = Hand
| perexp = 900
| terrain = Mountain, Cave
| studytime = 16.00
| mentalweight = 5
}}

Glimmermoss can be found while [[Foraging]] in mountains or caves and can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]]. Requires less than 900 PER*EXP.

==In Game Example==
[[File:glimmermoss_plant.png|thumb|left]]

[[Category:Foraged]]

Legacy:Glimmermoss

2011-04-25T23:12:52Z

DatOneGuy:

{{Infobox_curioforaged
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
| lpgain = 3500
| skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
| objectsreq = None
| producedby = Hand
| perexp = 900
| terrain = [[Mountain]], [[Cave]]
| studytime = 16.00
| mentalweight = 5
}}

Glimmermoss can be found while [[Foraging]] in mountains or caves and can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]]. Requires less than 900 PER*EXP.

==In Game Example==
[[File:glimmermoss_plant.png|thumb|left]]

[[Category:Foraged]]