Legacy:Chainmail Shirt

2011-03-18T07:01:06Z

Greaterwolf:

Chainmail shirt is a medium level armor created from wrought iron.
It is the weakest of the metal body armors. Equipped to Equipment slot 2R.
{{infobox object
| skillreq = [[requires::Metal Working]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Bar of Wrought Iron]] x6
}}
==Stats==
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 200px;"
|Quality
| style="vertical-align: top;"|Hit Points
| style="vertical-align: top;"|Armor
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|10
| style="vertical-align: top;"|950
| style="vertical-align: top;"|75/75
|-
|44
| style="vertical-align: top;"|2200
| style="vertical-align: top;"|157/157
|}

==How to Acquire==
Chainmail shirt can be crafted using the [[Anvil]] with [[Smithy's Hammer]] equipped from 6x [[Bar of Wrought Iron::Bar of Wrought Iron]]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Clothing]]
[[Category:Armor]]

==Notes==

Had -5 agi at Q10

Legacy:Strange Crystal

2011-03-17T10:28:39Z

Greaterwolf: corrected study time

{{Infobox_object

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|lpgain = Unknown
|skillreq = [[requires::Mining]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Pickaxe]],[[requires::Stone axe]]
|producedby = Mining
|studytime = 2d 12h
|required= 12
}}The Strange Crystal can be found while [[Mining]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]].

[[Category:Curiosity]]

Legacy:Stalagoom

2011-03-16T09:43:05Z

Greaterwolf:

{{Infobox_object

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|lpgain = 0
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::none]]
|studytime = ???
|lpgain = 300
|producedby = Hand
|required = 3
}}

The stalagoom can be picked with [[foraging]], found in [[cave]]s. It is a [[Curiosity]]. Provides 300 base LP, study time is ??? minutes. Has [[Mental Weight]] of 3.

[[Category:Curiosity]]

Legacy:Dewy Lady's Mantle

2011-03-16T06:25:37Z

Greaterwolf:

{{Infobox_object

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|lpgain = ?
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::None]]
|producedby = Hand
|studytime = ?
|required = ?
}}
Confirmed to exist, not enough mental weight available to test yet.
Has same picture as lady's mantle

Legacy:Dewy Lady's Mantle

2011-03-16T06:23:41Z

Greaterwolf:

Legacy:Dewy Lady's Mantle

2011-03-16T06:21:50Z

Greaterwolf: Created page with "Confirmed to exist"

Confirmed to exist

Legacy:Curiosity

2011-03-16T06:21:23Z

Greaterwolf: /* Foraged/Found Curiosities */

Legacy:Curiosity

2011-03-16T06:21:06Z

Greaterwolf: /* Unconfirmed */

Legacy:Fishing

2011-03-16T05:05:57Z

Greaterwolf: /* Guide */

{{infobox skill
|cost = 100
|req = [[skillreq::Wilderness Survival]]
}}

The fishing skill allows you to use a [[Fishing Pole]] to fish for different types of [[Fish]].

==In-Game Text==
"Water? I don't touch the stuff! Only good for food if you ask me."

Fishing gives your character the ability to use and construct fishing rods.

==Fish==
'''Quoting Jorb:'''

Fish are now a limited and localized resource, working in the same way as any other localized resource. You should notice fish jumping in the water if the area has fish. What you catch when fishing depends on the following factors: Time of day, location, [[Fish|phase of the moon]], lure, hook, pole and line type as well as the quality level of each piece of fishing equipment.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Type'''
|'''Size (HxV)'''
|'''Fishing Lure or Bait'''
|'''Location'''
|'''[[FEP]] (Based on [[Quality|Q10]])'''
|-
| [[Brill]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly|Feather Fly, ]][[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]], [[Leech]], [[Silkworm|Silkworm, Poppy Wobber ]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 2 STR, 2 DEX
|-
| [[Bream]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug|Pinecone Plug, ]][[Leech]]
| Lake Shallows
| 3 INT, 2 CHA
|-
| [[Eel]] (2 servings)
| 1x2
| [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Woodfish]],[[Leech]]
| Lake Depths, River Shallows
| 4 AGI
|-
| [[Perch]]
| 1x1
|
[[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish|Feather Fly, Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure|Rock Lobster Lure, ]][[Leech]], [[Poppy Wobbler]], [[Intestines]], [[Tin Fly|Tin Fly, ]][[Pinecone Plug]], [[Copper Comet]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 4 INT
|-
| [[Pike]] (2 servings)
| 2x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]],[[Leech]]
| Lake Shallows, Lake Depths
| 2 STR, 2 INT, 1 CON
|-
| [[Plaice]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]], [[Leech]]
| Lake Shallows
| 1 INT, 3 PER
|-
| [[Roach]]
| 1x1
|
[[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Silkworm]] , [[Feather Fly|Feather Fly, ]][[Pinecone Plug]],[[Leech]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 2 INT, 2 DEX
|-
| [[Salmon]] (2 servings)
| 2x1
| [[Woodfish]], [[Leech]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]]
| Lake Shallows, Lake Depths
| 2 INT, 3 CHA
|-
| [[Sturgeon]] (3 servings)
| 3x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]],[[Leech]]
| Lake Depths, River Shallows
| 3 STR, 1 PSY
|}

==Guide==
To fish you need 4 items combined together and the fishing skill:
# [[Fishing Pole]]
# [[Fishing Line]]
# [[Fish Hook]]
#and either [[Fishing Lure]] or [[Bait]].

The line, hook, and lure/bait are added to the pole by left clicking on the item and then right clicking on the top half of the fishing pole.

To gather these supplies yourself you will need [[foraging]] ( [[Spindly Taproot]] ) and [[hunting]] ( [[bone]] from [[Rabbit]] or [[Chicken]] ). Otherwise you will need to be given fishing equipment by other players.

Fishing line is mostly string. That means it is either fibre, a spindly taproot or spun wool. Your first fish hook will probably be made of bone. If you don't find an animal skeleton which has been abandoned by a hunter you will need the skill hunting to get a bone to make the fish hook out of. (The easiest animals to kill are the rabbit (forest) and chicken (grassland, heath or moor). You don't need a weapon, strength or combat skills like you do with deer and boar and other animals.) Similarly, if you don't find spindly taproot you will need to have [[Farming]] and locate either flax or hemp and harvest them to get the fibre. If you are very serious about fishing you will want to raise your own fibre to get the best quality fishing line you can. But most people can easily find spindly taproot with the foraging skill and can get adequate quality line this way.

Bait is either [[Earthworm]]s, which you can get by digging in forest ground, once you have [[Pottery]], or [[Leech]]es which you can get by standing in a marsh. Have your equipment screen open and watch carefully for leeches to appear. As soon as they do pluck them off and put them into inventory. You don't need any skill to do this. If [[Leech]]es stay on your equipment screen they will feed on your blood and become bloated leeches, this costs you soft [[hitpoints]] but have a chance to restore hard hitpoints.

There is a fishing icon under the Adventure menu. Select this and your mouse pointer will become a fish hook. Then click on the water and wait. It can take two minutes before you catch a fish. Not all spots on the water are clickable.You may not catch anything each time you cast your line into the water.

Every time you catch a fish with bait you will lose the bait. Lures, however can be reused over and over until they disappear.

While you are fishing your line will be thrown out in the water. You will gain LP from catching a specific type of fish for the first time,and you won't gain LP from multiple catches of the same type of fish.

Have at least three horizontal squares and two vertical squares available in your inventory to hold the fish, if possible. A sturgeon requires the three horizontal and an eel requires the two squares vertical. Most other fish require only one square of inventory.

Lines break, hooks get lost and lures fall off. Be prepared to replace them if fish is to be your main source of food.

All cooked fish have [[FEP]], higher quality fish have higher FEP values.

To improve the [[quality]] of your fishing pole, hooks and the spindly taproot that you find increase your surivival. You can also use a higher quality tree for the pole and higher quality bone for the hook. The quality of spindly taproot is dependant on the quality of the soil, just like chantrelles and blueberries. If you find high q soil it is a good place to return periodically foraging. To improve the quality of your wood fish lure improve the quality of your axe and your carpentry skill, but the rock lobster and pine cone plug are also dependant on your survival skill.

Fishing does not cost stamina to use. You will replenish stamina at your normal rate.

It is not possible to fish on a shallow tile that is adjacent to shore. It must be at least one tile away from shore.

Survival does not affect the fish quality caught.

Legacy:Alloying Crucible

2011-03-16T02:10:32Z

Greaterwolf:

{{infobox structure

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Metal Working]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Brick]] x15, [[requires::Clay]] x5
|type = Yes
}}

If alloying crucible or metal crucible, it's the same thing:
*You need an alloying crucible to make 3 bars of bronze, out of 2 bars of copper and 1 bar of tin.
*You need a metal crucible to make 1 metal bar, out of 10 nuggets of the same metal.
*You need an alloying crucible to make 10 nuggets, out of 1 metal bar.
*You can fuel metal crucible only with [[charcoal]].

==How to Acquire==
You can build an alloying crucible generally on a 1x1 paved area. How to plow a field and lay stone, see [[terraforming]].

{{Key|B}}uild > {{Key|T}}ools > Allo{{Key|y}}ing Crucible

You must discover [[Bricks]] and [[Charcoal]] before you can build the Crucible.

==Quoting Jorb==
'''Decay:''' "Constructions (Kilns, Ovens, Smelters, and houses [when decay is implemented for them] etc.) should now be built on paved stone tiles. You can still build them on open ground, but they suffer 4x the normal rate of decay if you do. Also, objects decay 2.5 times as fast in Mordor as they do at the RoB, or equivalent."

Above statement is outdated, currently (Feb 2011) Alloying Crucibles, as well as other buildings, can only be built on paved tiles.

Legacy:Cupboard

2011-03-15T12:01:03Z

Greaterwolf: Added note

{{infobox structure

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Carpentry]], [[requires::Yeomanry]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Board]] x8
|type = Yes
|repwith = [[requires::Board]]
}}

This [[:Category:Containers|container] can hold up to 64 items in an 8 by 8 grid. It can only be built indoors, such as in a [[Log Cabin]], [[Timber House]] and a stone mansion. '''Cupboards can also be built in cellars.'''

==How to Acquire==
{{Key|B}}uild > C{{Key|o}}ntainers > Cu{{Key|p}}board

==Notes==
Note that cupboards can only be lifted when empty. Also note that when brought outside, cupboards will be destroyed in one decay hit, meaning that you will not be able to repair them at all and that they will break without warning. It is highly recommended that you keep them inside.

You have a chance to repair a damaged cupboard if your cabin decays. It will land near where the cabin once was. You can repair it with 1 or 2 boards.

As of World 5, cupboards now require both [[Carpentry]] and [[Yeomanry]].

Cupboards cannot be built on cave floor or paved cave floor (must be built inside a building)

[[Category:Containers]]

2010-05-21T02:36:42Z

Greaterwolf: /* Fish */

{{infobox skill
|cost = 200
|req = [[skillreq::Wilderness Survival]]
}}

The fishing skill allows you to use a [[Fishing Pole]] to fish for different types of [[Fish]].

Fishing is also required to learn [[Swimming]].

==In-Game Text==
"Water? I don't touch the stuff! Only good for food if you ask me."

Fishing gives your character the ability to use and construct fishing rods.

==Fish==
'''Quoting Jorb:'''

"Fish is now a limited and localized resource, working in the same way as any other localized resource. You should notice fish jumping in the water if the area has fish. What you catch when fishing depends on the following factors: Time of day, [[Fish|phase of the moon]], lure, hook and line type as well as quality on those. Where you fish also plays part."

[[Woodfish]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Type'''
|'''Size (HxV)'''
|'''Fishing Lure or Bait'''
|'''Location'''
|'''[[FEP]] (Based on [[Quality|Q10]])'''
|-
| [[Brill]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly|Feather Fly, ]][[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]], [[Leech]], [[Silkworm]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 2 STR, 2 DEX
|-
| [[Bream]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug|Pinecone Plug, ]][[Leech]]
| Lake Shallows
| 3 INT, 2 CHA
|-
| [[Eel]] (2 servings)
| 1x2
| [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Woodfish]]
| Lake Depths, River Shallows
| 4 AGI
|-
| [[Perch]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure|Rock Lobster Lure, ]][[Leech]], [[Poppy Wobbler]], [[Intestines]], [[Tin Fly]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 4 INT
|-
| [[Pike]] (2 servings)
| 2x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]]
| Lake Shallows, Lake Depths
| 2 STR, 2 INT, 1 CON
|-
| [[Plaice]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]], [[Leech]]
| Lake Shallows
| 1 INT, 3 PER
|-
| [[Roach]]
| 1x1
|
[[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Silkworm]] , [[Feather Fly|Feather Fly, ]][[Pinecone Plug]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 2 INT, 2 DEX
|-
| [[Salmon]] (2 servings)
| 2x1
| [[Woodfish]]
| Lake Shallows
| 2 INT, 3 CHA
|-
| [[Sturgeon]] (3 servings)
| 3x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]]
| Lake Depths, River Shallows
| 3 STR, 1 PSY
|}

==Guide==
To fish you need 4 items combined together and the fishing skill:
# [[Fishing Pole]]
# [[Fishing Line]]
# [[Fish Hook]]
#and either [[Fishing Lure]] or [[Bait]].

The line, hook, and lure/bait are added to the pole by left clicking on the item and then right clicking on the top half of the fishing pole.

To gather these supplies yourself you will need [[foraging]] ( [[Spindly Taproot]] ) and [[hunting]] ( [[bone]] from [[Rabbit]] or [[Chicken]] ). Otherwise you will need to be given fishing equipment by other players.

Fishing line is mostly string. That means it is either fibre, a spindly taproot or spun wool. Your first fish hook will probably be made of bone. If you don't find an animal skeleton which has been abandoned by a hunter you will need the skill hunting to get a bone to make the fish hook out of. (The easiest animals to kill are the rabbit (forest) and chicken (grassland, heath or moor). You don't need a weapon, strength or combat skills like you do with deer and boar and other animals.) Similarly, if you don't find spindly taproot you will need to have [[Farming]] and locate either flax or hemp and harvest them to get the fibre. If you are very serious about fishing you will want to raise your own fibre to get the best quality fishing line you can. But most people can easily find spindly taproot with the foraging skill and can get adequate quality line this way.

Bait is either [[Earthworm]]s, which you can get by digging in forest ground, once you have [[Pottery]], or [[Leech]]es which you can get by standing in a marsh. Have your equipment screen open and watch carefully for leeches to appear. As soon as they do pluck them off and put them into inventory. You don't need any skill to do this. If [[Leech]]es stay on your equipment screen they will feed on your blood and become bloated leeches, this costs you soft [[hitpoints]] but have a chance to restore hard hitpoints.

There is a fishing icon under the Adventure menu. Select this and your mouse pointer will become a fish hook. Then click on the water and wait. It can take two minutes before you catch a fish. Not all spots on the water are clickable.You may not catch anything each time you cast your line into the water.

Every time you try fishing with bait you will need another item of bait whether you catch anything or not. Lures, however can be reused over and over.

While you are fishing your line will be thrown out in the water. You will get LP for each attempt even if nothing is caught.

Have at least three horizontal squares and two vertical squares available in your inventory to hold the fish, if possible. A sturgeon requires the three horizontal and an eel requires the two squares vertical. Most other fish require only one square of inventory.

Lines break, hooks get lost and lures fall off. Be prepared to replace them if fish is to be your main source of food.

All cooked fish have [[FEP]], higher quality fish have higher FEP values. To keep your stats balanced you will need to catch different fish and try different foods, refer to the FEP Table for guidance.

To improve the [[quality]] of your fishing pole, hooks and the spindly taproot that you find increase your surivival. You can also use a higher quality tree for the pole and higher quality bone for the fish. The quality of spindly taproot is dependant on the quality of the soil, just like chantrelles and blueberries. If you find high q soil it is a good place to return periodically foraging. To improve the quality of your wood fish lure improve the quality of your axe and your carpentry skill, but the rock lobster and pine cone plug are also dependant on your survival skill.

Fishing does not cost stamina to use. You will replenish stamina at your normal rate.

It is not possible to fish on a shallow tile that is adjacent to shore. It must be at least one tile away from shore.

Survival affects the fish quality caught. (The location of the fish also affects the quality)

Legacy:Fishing

2010-05-21T02:36:02Z

Greaterwolf: /* Fish */

{{infobox skill
|cost = 200
|req = [[skillreq::Wilderness Survival]]
}}

The fishing skill allows you to use a [[Fishing Pole]] to fish for different types of [[Fish]].

Fishing is also required to learn [[Swimming]].

==In-Game Text==
"Water? I don't touch the stuff! Only good for food if you ask me."

Fishing gives your character the ability to use and construct fishing rods.

==Fish==
'''Quoting Jorb:'''

"Fish is now a limited and localized resource, working in the same way as any other localized resource. You should notice fish jumping in the water if the area has fish. What you catch when fishing depends on the following factors: Time of day, [[Fish|phase of the moon]], lure, hook and line type as well as quality on those. Where you fish also plays part."

[[Woodfish]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Type'''
|'''Size (HxV)'''
|'''Fishing Lure or Bait'''
|'''Location'''
|'''[[FEP]] (Based on [[Quality|Q10]])'''
|-
| [[Brill]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly|Feather Fly, ]][[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]], [[Leech]], [[Silkworm]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 2 STR, 2 DEX
|-
| [[Bream]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug|Pinecone Plug, ]][[Leech]]
| Lake Shallows
| 3 INT, 2 CHA
|-
| [[Eel]] (2 servings)
| 1x2
| [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Woodfish]]
| Lake Depths, River Shallows
| 4 AGI
|-
| [[Perch]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure|Rock Lobster Lure, ]][[Leech]], [[Poppy Wobber]] , [[Intestines]] , [[Tin Fly]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 4 INT
|-
| [[Pike]] (2 servings)
| 2x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]]
| Lake Shallows, Lake Depths
| 2 STR, 2 INT, 1 CON
|-
| [[Plaice]]
| 1x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Feather Fly]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Pinecone Plug]], [[Leech]]
| Lake Shallows
| 1 INT, 3 PER
|-
| [[Roach]]
| 1x1
|
[[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]], [[Silkworm]] , [[Feather Fly|Feather Fly, ]][[Pinecone Plug]]
| Lake Depths, River Depths
| 2 INT, 2 DEX
|-
| [[Salmon]] (2 servings)
| 2x1
| [[Woodfish]]
| Lake Shallows
| 2 INT, 3 CHA
|-
| [[Sturgeon]] (3 servings)
| 3x1
| [[Earthworm]], [[Woodfish]], [[Rock Lobster Lure]]
| Lake Depths, River Shallows
| 3 STR, 1 PSY
|}

==Guide==
To fish you need 4 items combined together and the fishing skill:
# [[Fishing Pole]]
# [[Fishing Line]]
# [[Fish Hook]]
#and either [[Fishing Lure]] or [[Bait]].

The line, hook, and lure/bait are added to the pole by left clicking on the item and then right clicking on the top half of the fishing pole.

To gather these supplies yourself you will need [[foraging]] ( [[Spindly Taproot]] ) and [[hunting]] ( [[bone]] from [[Rabbit]] or [[Chicken]] ). Otherwise you will need to be given fishing equipment by other players.

Fishing line is mostly string. That means it is either fibre, a spindly taproot or spun wool. Your first fish hook will probably be made of bone. If you don't find an animal skeleton which has been abandoned by a hunter you will need the skill hunting to get a bone to make the fish hook out of. (The easiest animals to kill are the rabbit (forest) and chicken (grassland, heath or moor). You don't need a weapon, strength or combat skills like you do with deer and boar and other animals.) Similarly, if you don't find spindly taproot you will need to have [[Farming]] and locate either flax or hemp and harvest them to get the fibre. If you are very serious about fishing you will want to raise your own fibre to get the best quality fishing line you can. But most people can easily find spindly taproot with the foraging skill and can get adequate quality line this way.

Bait is either [[Earthworm]]s, which you can get by digging in forest ground, once you have [[Pottery]], or [[Leech]]es which you can get by standing in a marsh. Have your equipment screen open and watch carefully for leeches to appear. As soon as they do pluck them off and put them into inventory. You don't need any skill to do this. If [[Leech]]es stay on your equipment screen they will feed on your blood and become bloated leeches, this costs you soft [[hitpoints]] but have a chance to restore hard hitpoints.

There is a fishing icon under the Adventure menu. Select this and your mouse pointer will become a fish hook. Then click on the water and wait. It can take two minutes before you catch a fish. Not all spots on the water are clickable.You may not catch anything each time you cast your line into the water.

Every time you try fishing with bait you will need another item of bait whether you catch anything or not. Lures, however can be reused over and over.

While you are fishing your line will be thrown out in the water. You will get LP for each attempt even if nothing is caught.

Have at least three horizontal squares and two vertical squares available in your inventory to hold the fish, if possible. A sturgeon requires the three horizontal and an eel requires the two squares vertical. Most other fish require only one square of inventory.

Lines break, hooks get lost and lures fall off. Be prepared to replace them if fish is to be your main source of food.

All cooked fish have [[FEP]], higher quality fish have higher FEP values. To keep your stats balanced you will need to catch different fish and try different foods, refer to the FEP Table for guidance.

To improve the [[quality]] of your fishing pole, hooks and the spindly taproot that you find increase your surivival. You can also use a higher quality tree for the pole and higher quality bone for the fish. The quality of spindly taproot is dependant on the quality of the soil, just like chantrelles and blueberries. If you find high q soil it is a good place to return periodically foraging. To improve the quality of your wood fish lure improve the quality of your axe and your carpentry skill, but the rock lobster and pine cone plug are also dependant on your survival skill.

Fishing does not cost stamina to use. You will replenish stamina at your normal rate.

It is not possible to fish on a shallow tile that is adjacent to shore. It must be at least one tile away from shore.

Survival affects the fish quality caught. (The location of the fish also affects the quality)