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Legacy:Foraging

2011-03-24T14:14:00Z

Lawton:

{{infobox skill
| cost = 25
| req = [[skillreq::Oral Tradition]]
}}

This skill uses Perception and Exploration to be able to see various plants, herbs, roots and berries that you can pick. This Skill can also allow you to raid ant hills.

=In-Game Text=
"High and low, up above and down below. The forest is a wild larder, and the heath an untamed apothecary, for those who know where to look.

Foraging gives you the ability to find and gather wild growing herbs, mushrooms, roots and flowers, usable for a wide variety of purposes, beyond their obvious utility in medicine and cuisine. Perception and Exploration are key values when looking for anything hard to find, and a well trained Survival skill will ensure that you harvest herbs with good results.

==Notes==
*The frequency of finding herbs is based on the multiplication of perception and exploration skill (commonly called Per * Exp).
*The quality of the herbs is based on the soil it is on capped by survival skill.
*There is a base value to start spotting foragable goods. Higher stats will increase the spotting chance, until reaching 4 times the base value.

==Table of Perception x Exploration collectables==
{| align="left" border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 300px; height: 300px;"
! scope="col"|Per * Exp
! scope="col"|Item
|-
|5
|[[Blueberries]]
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|10
| style="vertical-align: top;"|[[Spindly Taproot]]
|-
|30
|[[Stinging Nettle]]
|-
|60
|[[Chantrelles]]
|-
|80-100
|[[Wild Windsown Weed]]
|-
|125-140
|[[Four-Leaf Clover]]
|-
|144
|[[Uncommon Snapdragon]]
|-
|150~200
|[[Bloated Bolete]]
|-
|200
|[[Candleberry]]
|-
|250
|[[Inkweed]]
|-
|250
|[[Gray Clay]]
|-
|280
|[[Royal Toadstool]]
|-
|500
|[[Rustroot]]
|-
|540
|[[Cavebulb]]
|-
|600
|[[Cave Clay]]
|-
|780
|[[River Pearl Mussel]]
|-
|850
|[[Feldspar]]
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|1250
| style="vertical-align: top;"|[[Blood Stern]]
|}

''Please update or add as you find more.''

Legacy:Foraging

2011-03-24T14:11:51Z

Lawton:

{{infobox skill
| cost = 25
| req = [[skillreq::Oral Tradition]]
}}

This skill uses Perception and Exploration to be able to see various plants, herbs, roots and berries that you can pick. This Skill can also allow you to raid ant hills.

=In-Game Text=
"High and low, up above and down below. The forest is a wild larder, and the heath an untamed apothecary, for those who know where to look.

Foraging gives you the ability to find and gather wild growing herbs, mushrooms, roots and flowers, usable for a wide variety of purposes, beyond their obvious utility in medicine and cuisine. Perception and Exploration are key values when looking for anything hard to find, and a well trained Survival skill will ensure that you harvest herbs with good results.

==Notes==
*The frequency of finding herbs is based on the multiplication of perception and exploration skill (commonly called Per * Exp).
*The quality of the herbs is based on the soil it is on capped by survival skill.
*There is a base value to start spotting foragable goods. Higher stats will increase the spotting chance, until reaching 4 times the base value.

==Table of Perception x Exploration collectables==
{| align="left" border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 300px; height: 300px;"
! scope="col"|Per * Exp
! scope="col"|Item
|-
|5
|[[Blueberries]]
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|10
| style="vertical-align: top;"|[[Spindly Taproot]]
|-
|30
|[[Stinging Nettle]]
|-
|60
|[[Chantrelles]]
|-
|80-100
|[[Wild Windsown Weed]]
|-
|125-140
|[[Four-Leaf Clover]]
|-
|144
|[[Uncommon Snapdragon]]
|-
|150~200
|[[Bloated Bolete]]
|-
|200
|[[Candleberry]]
|-
|250
|[[Inkweed]]
|-
|250
|[[Gray Clay]]
|-
|280
|[[Royal Toadstool]]
|-
|500
|[[Rustroot]]
|-
|540
|[[Cavebulb]]
|-
|600
|[[Cave Clay]]
|-
|750
|[[River Pearl Mussel]]
|-
|850
|[[Feldspar]]
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|1250
| style="vertical-align: top;"|[[Blood Stern]]
|}

''Please update or add as you find more.''

Legacy:Enthroned Toad

2011-03-23T18:35:59Z

Lawton: Does not disappear when dropped.

{{Infobox_object

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 2
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging, Tales by the Hearth]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::none]]
|producedby = Hand
|mentalweight = ?
|studytime = ?
|lpgain = ?
|objectsreq = [[requires::none]]
}}Enthroned Toad is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Interface]] to earn [[Learning Points]]. It requires the skill "Tales by the Hearth" to craft.

[[Category:Curiosity]]

Legacy:Enthroned Toad

2011-03-23T16:59:00Z

Lawton:

{{Infobox_object

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 2
|skillreq = [[requires::Foraging, Tales by the Hearth]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::none]]
|producedby = Hand
|mentalweight = ?
|studytime = ?
|lpgain = ?
|objectsreq = [[requires::none]]
}}Enthroned Toad 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. It requires the skill "Tales by the Hearth" to craft.

[[Category:Curiosity]]

Legacy:Curiosity

2011-03-20T00:51:52Z

Lawton:

Curiosity is a mechanic, introduced in [[World 5]], that allows a hearthling to develop [[Learning Points]]. It is implemented by studying peculiar objects either found or created in the game.
The [[Study Interface]], found by pressing the second button on the character window, is where curiosities can be placed for study.
You can't study more than one curiosity of each type at the same time, but you can restudy the same curiosity as many times as you want.
The sum [[Mental Weight]] of your curiosities can't exceed your [[Attention Limit]], which is equal to your base [[Intelligence]].
The quality of the curiosity is known to have an effect on the total LP gained. The exact formula is unknown for the moment.

Do note that not all curiosities are created equal. Cat Gold for instance has a very long study time, but contrary to what was first thought it also has a low LP gain. The concept is that as the int of a character rises, you will have attention to spare so that you can also study the lesser curiosities on top of the better ones. Unless of course you're rich enough to have access to the best ones constantly that is. And since quality effects the potency of a curiosity, as the world becomes established and item qualities begin to rise some items may gain popularity due to this mechanism.

An example of the quality issue is the cone cow versus dandelion. The dandelion takes x2 as long for the same base LP gain. But, to counter for this you can find higher than quality 10 dandelions quite easily, where it takes a fair amount of effort to get higher than quality 10 cone cows (planting and growing high Q trees).

Base LP should be given for the Curiosity at 10ql and for a learning ability of 100%.

== Crafted Curiosities ==

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Name'''
|'''Materials'''
|'''Base LP'''
|'''Time Required (Real Hours)'''
|'''LP per Hour'''
|'''Mental Weight'''
|'''LP/Hr per attention point'''
|'''Skills/Objects Required'''
|-
|[[Bark Boat]]
|1x [[Branch]], 1x [[Tree Bark]], 1x [[String]], 1x [[Birchbark]]
|500
|3
|166.66
|5
|33.33
|[[Boat Building]]
|-
|[[Bronze Steed]]
|1x [[Bar of Bronze]]
|5000
|36
|138.88
|14
|9.92
|[[Anvil]], [[Smithy's Hammer]]
|-
|[[Cone Cow]]
|4x [[Branch]], 1x [[Fir Cone]]
|50
|0.33
|150
|1
|150
|
|-
|[[Leather Ball]]
|4x [[Leather]], 4x [[String]]
|600
|?
|?
|6
|?
|[[Leather Working]]
|-
|[[Primitive Doll]]
|1x [[Block of Wood]], 1x [[Stone Axe]], 1x [[Saw]]
|500
|8
|62.5
|4
|15.625
|
|-
|[[Rattle-Tattle-Talisman]]
|1x [[String]], 1x [[Branch]], 1x [[Bone Material]], 2x [[Feldspar]], 1x [[Leather]]
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|-
|[[Sand Castle]]
|4x [[Sand]], 1x [[Bone Glue]]
|2000
|18
|111.11
|12
|9.25
|[[Masonry]]
|-
|[[Seer's Bones]]
|5x [[Bone Material]], 2x [[A Beautiful Dream!]]
|600
|8
|75
|6
|12.5
|[[Hearth Magic]]
|-
|[[Seer's Bowl]]
|4x [[Copper Nugget]], 2x [[A Beautiful Dream!]]
|?
|?
|?
|?
|[[Hearth Magic]]
|-
|[[Shrewbread]]
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|-
|[[Simple Idol]]
|1x [[Feldspar]], 1x [[Stone]], 1x Any [[Clay]]
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|-
|[[Straw Doll]]
|4x [[Straw]], 2x [[String]]
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|[[Farming]]
|-
|[[Stuffed Bear]]
|1x [[Dried Bear Hide]], 4x [[Wool]]
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|-
|[[Tin Soldier]]
|8x [[Tin Nugget]]
|?
|8
|?
|?
|?
|?
|-
|[[Tiny Abacus]]
|3x [[Tin Nugget]], 2x Any [[Hard Metal]], 4x [[Branch]], 1x [[Board]]
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|-
|[[Toy Chariot]]
|5x [[Acre Clay]]
|1000
|24
|41.66
|3
|13.88
|[[Pottery]]
|-
|[[Völva's Wand]]
|3x [[Bronze Bar]], 2x [[Bar of Cast Iron]], 2x [[A Beautiful Dream!]]
|3000
|12
|250
|8
|31.25
|[[Anvil]], [[Smithy's Hammer]]
|}

== Foraged/Found Curiosity Table ==
Base LP should be given for 10ql curiosity at 100% Learning Ability.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Name'''
|'''Obtained by'''
|'''Base LP'''
|'''Time Required (Real Hours)'''
|'''LP per Hour'''
|'''Mental Weight'''
|'''LP/Hr per attention point'''
|-
|[[Ant Soldiers]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|200
|0.67
|300
|2
|150
|-
|[[Ant Queen]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|500
|1.33
|375.9
|3 (confirmed)
|125.3 (confirm)
|-
|[[Ant Empress]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|2000
|3
|666.7
|6
|111.1
|-
|[[Auroch Hair]]
|Pulling hair from an [[Auroch]] '''*Dangerous*'''
|2500 (confirm)
|48
|52.1
|1
|52.1
|-
|[[Boar Tusk]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Boar]] skeleton
|500
|24
|20.8
|12
|1.7
|-
|[[Bear Tooth]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Bear]] skeleton
|750
|24 (confirm)
|31.3
|25
|1.3
|-
|[[Bloated Bolete]]
|[[Foraging]] - 110 per*exp
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|5
|N/A
|-
|[[Cat Gold]]
|Randomly acquired while Chipping [[Stone]] / [[Mining]]
|350
|36
|9.7
|2
|4.8
|-
|[[Dandelion]]
|[[Foraging]] - 5 per*exp
|50
|0.67
|75
|1
|75
|-
|[[Dark Heart]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering [[Boar]] or [[Bear]]
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|-
|[[Deer Antlers]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Deer]] Skeleton
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|-
|[[Fishy Eyeball]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering [[Fish]]
|350
|8
|43.8
|3
|14.6
|-
|[[Itsy Bitsy Spider]]
|Randomly obtained while [[Foraging]]
|2000
|24 (confirmed)
|83.3
|6
|13.8
|-
|[[Itsy Bitsy's Web]]
|Randomly obtained while [[Foraging]]
|5000
|48
|104.2
|10
|10.4
|-
|[[Lady's Mantle]]
|[[Foraging]] - 80 per*exp
|600
|8
|75
|6
|12.5
|-
|[[Dewy Lady's Mantle]]
|[[Foraging]] a [[Lady's Mantle]] at dawn/dusk
|Unknown
|<8 (confirm)
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Ladybug]]
|[[Hunting]]
|400
|4
|100
|3
|33.3
|-
|[[Peculiar Flotsam]]
|[[Foraging]] - 110 per*exp
|3000
|4
|750
|9
|83.3
|-
|[[Petrified Seashell]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Mining]]
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|5
|N/A
|-
|[[Rabid Jackalope]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Hunting]] [[Rabbit]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|Unknown
|N/A
|-
|[[Raw Lucky Rabbit's Foot]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering a [[Rabbit]]
|2000
|Unknown
|N/A
|4
|N/A
|-
|[[River Pearl]]
|Randomly acquired while making [[Boiled River Pearl Mussel]]s
|5000
|1
|5000
|15
|333.3
|-
|[[Royal Toadstool]]
|[[Foraging]] - ? per*exp
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Shocked Frog]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Hunting]] [[Frog]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Strange Root]]
|Randomly aquired when removing [[Stump]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|15
|N/A
|-
|[[Stalagoom]]
|[[Foraging]] in a [[Cave]] - 140 per*exp
|300
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Strange Crystal]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Mining]] (rare)
|Unknown
|60
|N/A
|12
|N/A
|-
|[[Uncommon Snapdragon]]
|Foraged at perc*explo 144 or below]
|Unknown
|8
|N/A
|4
|N/A
|-
|[[Wishbone]]
|Randomly acquired when butchering a [[Chicken]]
|1500
|24
|62.5
|5
|12.5
|-
|[[Wondrous Woodshaving]]
|Randomly acquired while making [[Board]]s
|5000
|48
|N/A
|12
|N/A
|-
|}

Legacy:Curiosity

2011-03-19T21:10:54Z

Lawton: /* Foraged/Found Curiosity Table */

Curiosity is a mechanic, introduced in [[World 5]], that allows a hearthling to develop [[Learning Points]]. It is implemented by studying peculiar objects either found or created in the game.
The [[Study Interface]], found by pressing the second button on the character window, is where curiosities can be placed for study.
You can't study more than one curiosity of each type at the same time, but you can restudy the same curiosity as many times as you want.
The sum [[Mental Weight]] of your curiosities can't exceed your [[Attention Limit]], which is equal to your base [[Intelligence]].
The quality of the curiosity is known to have an effect on the total LP gained. The exact formula is unknown for the moment.

Do note that not all curiosities are created equal. Cat Gold for instance has a very long study time, but contrary to what was first thought it also has a low LP gain. The concept is that as the int of a character rises, you will have attention to spare so that you can also study the lesser curiosities on top of the better ones. Unless of course you're rich enough to have access to the best ones constantly that is. And since quality effects the potency of a curiosity, as the world becomes established and item qualities begin to rise some items may gain popularity due to this mechanism.

An example of the quality issue is the cone cow versus dandelion. The dandelion takes x2 as long for the same base LP gain. But, to counter for this you can find higher than quality 10 dandelions quite easily, where it takes a fair amount of effort to get higher than quality 10 cone cows (planting and growing high Q trees).

Base LP should be given for the Curiosity at 10ql and for a learning ability of 100%.

== Crafted Curiosities ==

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Name'''
|'''Materials & Skills Required'''
|'''Base LP'''
|'''Time Required (Real Hours)'''
|'''LP per Hour'''
|'''Mental Weight'''
|'''LP/Hr per attention point'''
|'''Skills/Objects Required'''
|-
|[[Bark Boat]]
|1x [[Branch]], 1x [[Tree Bark]], 1x [[String]], 1x [[Birchbark]]
|500
|3
|166.66
|5
|33.33
|[[Boat Building]]
|-
|[[Bronze Steed]]
|1x [[Bronze Bar]]
|5000
|36
|138.88
|14
|9.92
|[[Anvil]], [[Hammer]]
|-
|[[Cone Cow]]
|4x [[Branch]], 1x [[Fir Cone]]
|50
|0.33
|150
|1
|150
|
|-
|[[Leather Ball]]
|4x [[Leather]], 4x [[String]]
|600
|
|
|6
|
|[[Leather Working]]
|-
|[[Primitive Doll]]
|1x [[Block of Wood]], 1x [[Stone Axe]], 1x [[Saw]]
|500
|8
|62.5
|4
|15.625
|
|-
|[[Rattle-Tattle-Talisman]]
|1x [[String]], 1x [[Branch]], 1x [[Bone Material]], 2x [[Feldspar]], 1x [[Leather]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Sand Castle]]
|4x [[Sand]], 1x [[Bone Glue]]
|2000
|18
|111.11
|12
|9.25
|[[Masonry]]
|-
|[[Seer's Bones]]
|5x [[Bone Material]], 2x [[A Beautiful Dream!]]
|600
|8
|75
|6
|12.5
|[[Hearth Magic]]
|-
|[[Seer's Bowl]]
|4x [[Copper Nugget]], 2x [[A Beautiful Dream!]]
|
|
|
|
|[[Hearth Magic]]
|-
|[[Shrewbread]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Simple Idol]]
|1x [[Feldspar]], 1x [[Stone]], 1x Any [[Clay]]
|-

* [[Toy Chariot]] - Base LP: 1000/24 hours (41.6 per hour)
* x [[Primitive Doll]] - Base LP: 500/8 hours (62.5 per hour)
* x [[Bark Boat]] - Base LP: 500/3 hours (166 per hour)
* x [[Leather Ball]] - Base LP : ???
* x [[Bronze Steed]] - Base LP: 14 at/5000 lp/36 hours
* [[Tin Soldier]] - Base LP: ???
* x [[Seer's Bones]] - Base LP: 600/8 hours (75 per hour)
* x [[Sand Castle]] - Base LP: ???
* x [[Rattle-Tattle-Talisman]] - Base LP: ???
* [[Stuffed Bear]] - Base LP: ???
* [[Völva's Wand]] - Base LP: 3000
* x [[Seer's Bowl]] - Base LP: ???
* [[Straw Doll]] - Base LP: ???
* [[Tiny Abacus]] - Base LP: ???
* x [[Shewbread]] - Base LP: ???

== [[Foraged/Found Curiosity Table]] ==
Base LP should be given for 10ql curiosity at 100% Learning Ability.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Name'''
|'''Obtained by'''
|'''Base LP'''
|'''Time Required (Real Hours)'''
|'''LP per Hour'''
|'''Mental Weight'''
|'''LP/Hr per attention point'''
|-
|[[Ant Soldiers]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|200
|0.67
|300
|2
|150
|-
|[[Ant Queen]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|500
|1.33
|375.9
|3 (confirmed)
|125.3 (confirm)
|-
|[[Ant Empress]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|2000
|3
|666.7
|6
|111.1
|-
|[[Auroch Hair]]
|Pulling hair from an [[Auroch]] '''*Dangerous*'''
|2500 (confirm)
|48
|52.1
|1
|52.1
|-
|[[Boar Tusk]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Boar]] skeleton
|500
|24
|20.8
|12
|1.7
|-
|[[Bear Tooth]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Bear]] skeleton
|750
|24 (confirm)
|31.3
|25
|1.3
|-
|[[Bloated Bolete]]
|[[Foraging]] - 110 per*exp
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|5
|N/A
|-
|[[Cat Gold]]
|Randomly acquired while Chipping [[Stone]] / [[Mining]]
|350
|36
|9.7
|2
|4.8
|-
|[[Dandelion]]
|[[Foraging]] - 5 per*exp
|50
|0.67
|75
|1
|75
|-
|[[Dark Heart]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering [[Boar]]
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|-
|[[Deer Antlers]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Deer]] Skeleton
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|-
|[[Fishy Eyeball]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering [[Fish]]
|350
|8
|43.8
|3
|14.6
|-
|[[Itsy Bitsy Spider]]
|Randomly obtained while [[Foraging]]
|2000
|24 (confirmed)
|83.3
|6
|13.8
|-
|[[Itsy Bitsy's Web]]
|Randomly obtained while [[Foraging]]
|5000
|48
|104.2
|10
|10.4
|-
|[[Lady's Mantle]]
|[[Foraging]] - 80 per*exp
|600
|8
|75
|6
|12.5
|-
|[[Dewy Lady's Mantle]]
|[[Foraging]] a [[Lady's Mantle]] at dawn/dusk
|Unknown
|<8 (confirm)
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Ladybug]]
|[[Hunting]]
|400
|4
|100
|3
|33.3
|-
|[[Peculiar Flotsam]]
|[[Foraging]] - 110 per*exp
|3000
|4
|750
|9
|83.3
|-
|[[Petrified Seashell]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Mining]]
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|5
|N/A
|-
|[[Rabid Jackalope]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Hunting]] [[Rabbit]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|Unknown
|N/A
|-
|[[Raw Lucky Rabbit's Foot]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering a [[Rabbit]]
|2000
|Unknown
|N/A
|4
|N/A
|-
|[[River Pearl]]
|Randomly acquired while making [[Boiled River Pearl Mussel]]s
|5000
|1
|5000
|15
|333.3
|-
|[[Royal Toadstool]]
|[[Foraging]] - ? per*exp
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Shocked Frog]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Hunting]] [[Frog]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Strange Root]]
|Randomly aquired when removing [[Stump]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|15
|N/A
|-
|[[Stalagoom]]
|[[Foraging]] in a [[Cave]] - ? per*exp
|300
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Strange Crystal]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Mining]] (rare)
|Unknown
|60
|N/A
|12
|N/A
|-
|[[Uncommon Snapdragon]]
|Foraged at perc*explo 144 or below]
|Unknown
|8
|N/A
|4
|N/A
|-
|[[Wishbone]]
|Randomly acquired when butchering a [[Chicken]]
|1500
|24
|62.5
|5
|12.5
|-
|[[Wondrous Woodshaving]]
|Randomly acquired while making [[Board]]s
|5000
|48
|N/A
|12
|N/A
|-
|}

Legacy:Uncommon Snapdragon

2011-03-19T21:10:20Z

Lawton:

A plant found while foraging, 2 vertical spaces. minimum perc*explo 144. Found on Moor. 4 attention required. 8 hours to complete.

Legacy:Uncommon Snapdragon

2011-03-19T21:01:53Z

Lawton:

A plant found while foraging, 2 vertical spaces. minimum perc*explo 144. Found on Moor. 4 attention required.

Legacy:Uncommon Snapdragon

2011-03-19T21:01:21Z

Lawton: Created page with "A plant found while foraging, 2 vertical spaces. minimum perc*explo 144. Found on Yellow Grass. 4 attention required."

A plant found while foraging, 2 vertical spaces. minimum perc*explo 144. Found on Yellow Grass. 4 attention required.

Legacy:Curiosity

2011-03-19T20:59:27Z

Lawton:

Curiosity is a mechanic, introduced in [[World 5]], that allows a hearthling to develop [[Learning Points]]. It is implemented by studying peculiar objects either found or created in the game.
The [[Study Interface]], found by pressing the second button on the character window, is where curiosities can be placed for study.
You can't study more than one curiosity of each type at the same time, but you can restudy the same curiosity as many times as you want.
The sum [[Mental Weight]] of your curiosities can't exceed your [[Attention Limit]], which is equal to your base [[Intelligence]].
The quality of the curiosity is known to have an effect on the total LP gained. The exact formula is unknown for the moment.

Do note that not all curiosities are created equal. Cat Gold for instance has a very long study time, but contrary to what was first thought it also has a low LP gain. The concept is that as the int of a character rises, you will have attention to spare so that you can also study the lesser curiosities on top of the better ones. Unless of course you're rich enough to have access to the best ones constantly that is. And since quality effects the potency of a curiosity, as the world becomes established and item qualities begin to rise some items may gain popularity due to this mechanism.

An example of the quality issue is the cone cow versus dandelion. The dandelion takes x2 as long for the same base LP gain. But, to counter for this you can find higher than quality 10 dandelions quite easily, where it takes a fair amount of effort to get higher than quality 10 cone cows (planting and growing high Q trees).

Base LP should be given for the Curiosity at 10ql and for a learning ability of 100%.

== Crafted Curiosities ==

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Name'''
|'''Materials & Skills Required'''
|'''Base LP'''
|'''Time Required (Real Hours)'''
|'''LP per Hour'''
|'''Mental Weight'''
|'''LP/Hr per attention point'''
|'''Skills/Objects Required'''
|-
|[[Bark Boat]]
|1x[[Branch]], 1x[[Tree Bark]], 1x[[String]], 1x[[Birchbark]]
|500
|3
|166.66
|5
|33.33
|[[Boat Building]]
|-
|[[Bronze Steed]]
|1x[[Bronze Bar]]
|5000
|36
|138.88
|14
|9.92
|[[Anvil]], [[Hammer]]
|-
|[[Cone Cow]]
|4x[[Branch]], 1x[[Fir Cone]]
|50
|0.33
|150
|1
|150
|
|-
|[[Leather Ball]]
|4x[[Leather]], 4x[[String]]
|600
|
|
|6
|
|[[Leather Working]]
|-
|[[Primitive Doll]]
|1x[[Block of Wood]], 1x[[Stone Axe]], 1x[[Saw]]
|500
|8
|62.5
|4
|15.625
|
|-
|[[Rattle-Tattle-Talisman]]
|1x[[String]], 1x[[Branch]], 1x[[Bone Material]], 2x[[Feldspar]], 1x[[Leather]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Sand Castle]]
|4x[[Sand]], 1x[[Bone Glue]]
|2000
|18
|111.11
|12
|9.25
|[[Masonry]]
|-
|[[Seer's Bones]]
|5x[[Bone Material]], 2x[[A Beautiful Dream!]]
|600
|8
|75
|6
|12.5
|[[Hearth Magic]]
|-
|[[Seer's Bowl]]
|4x[[Copper Nugget]], 2x[[A Beautiful Dream!]]
|
|
|
|
|[[Hearth Magic]]
|-
|[[Shrewbread]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|
|-

* [[Toy Chariot]] - Base LP: 1000/24 hours (41.6 per hour)
* x [[Primitive Doll]] - Base LP: 500/8 hours (62.5 per hour)
* x [[Bark Boat]] - Base LP: 500/3 hours (166 per hour)
* x [[Leather Ball]] - Base LP : ???
* x [[Bronze Steed]] - Base LP: 14 at/5000 lp/36 hours
* [[Tin Soldier]] - Base LP: ???
* x [[Seer's Bones]] - Base LP: 600/8 hours (75 per hour)
* x [[Sand Castle]] - Base LP: ???
* x [[Rattle-Tattle-Talisman]] - Base LP: ???
* [[Stuffed Bear]] - Base LP: ???
* [[Völva's Wand]] - Base LP: 3000
* x [[Seer's Bowl]] - Base LP: ???
* [[Straw Doll]] - Base LP: ???
* [[Tiny Abacus]] - Base LP: ???
* x [[Shewbread]] - Base LP: ???

== [[Foraged/Found Curiosity Table]] ==
Base LP should be given for 10ql curiosity at 100% Learning Ability.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
|'''Name'''
|'''Obtained by'''
|'''Base LP'''
|'''Time Required (Real Hours)'''
|'''LP per Hour'''
|'''Mental Weight'''
|'''LP/Hr per attention point'''
|-
|[[Ant Soldiers]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|200
|0.67
|300
|2
|150
|-
|[[Ant Queen]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|500
|1.33
|375.9
|3 (confirmed)
|125.3 (confirm)
|-
|[[Ant Empress]]
|Raiding [[Ant Hill]]
|2000
|3
|666.7
|6
|111.1
|-
|[[Auroch Hair]]
|Pulling hair from an [[Auroch]] '''*Dangerous*'''
|2500 (confirm)
|48
|52.1
|1
|52.1
|-
|[[Boar Tusk]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Boar]] skeleton
|500
|24
|20.8
|12
|1.7
|-
|[[Bear Tooth]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Bear]] skeleton
|750
|24 (confirm)
|31.3
|25
|1.3
|-
|[[Bloated Bolete]]
|[[Foraging]] - 110 per*exp
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|5
|N/A
|-
|[[Cat Gold]]
|Randomly acquired while Chipping [[Stone]] / [[Mining]]
|350
|36
|9.7
|2
|4.8
|-
|[[Dandelion]]
|[[Foraging]] - 5 per*exp
|50
|0.67
|75
|1
|75
|-
|[[Dark Heart]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering [[Boar]]
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|-
|[[Deer Antlers]]
|Collecting bones from a [[Deer]] Skeleton
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|Unknown
|-
|[[Fishy Eyeball]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering [[Fish]]
|350
|8
|43.8
|3
|14.6
|-
|[[Itsy Bitsy Spider]]
|Randomly obtained while [[Foraging]]
|2000
|24 (confirmed)
|83.3
|6
|13.8
|-
|[[Itsy Bitsy's Web]]
|Randomly obtained while [[Foraging]]
|5000
|48
|104.2
|10
|10.4
|-
|[[Lady's Mantle]]
|[[Foraging]] - 80 per*exp
|600
|8
|75
|6
|12.5
|-
|[[Dewy Lady's Mantle]]
|[[Foraging]] a [[Lady's Mantle]] at dawn/dusk
|Unknown
|<8 (confirm)
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Ladybug]]
|[[Hunting]]
|400
|4
|100
|3
|33.3
|-
|[[Peculiar Flotsam]]
|[[Foraging]] - 110 per*exp
|3000
|4
|750
|9
|83.3
|-
|[[Petrified Seashell]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Mining]]
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|5
|N/A
|-
|[[Rabid Jackalope]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Hunting]] [[Rabbit]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|Unknown
|N/A
|-
|[[Raw Lucky Rabbit's Foot]]
|Randomly acquired while butchering a [[Rabbit]]
|2000
|Unknown
|N/A
|4
|N/A
|-
|[[River Pearl]]
|Randomly acquired while making [[Boiled River Pearl Mussel]]s
|5000
|1
|5000
|15
|333.3
|-
|[[Royal Toadstool]]
|[[Foraging]] - ? per*exp
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Shocked Frog]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Hunting]] [[Frog]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Strange Root]]
|Randomly aquired when removing [[Stump]]s
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|15
|N/A
|-
|[[Stalagoom]]
|[[Foraging]] in a [[Cave]] - ? per*exp
|300
|Unknown
|N/A
|3
|N/A
|-
|[[Strange Crystal]]
|Randomly acquired while [[Mining]] (rare)
|Unknown
|60
|N/A
|12
|N/A
|-
|[[Uncommon Snapdragon]]
|Foraged at perc*explo 144 or below] (rare)
|Unknown
|Unknown
|N/A
|4
|N/A
|-
|[[Wishbone]]
|Randomly acquired when butchering a [[Chicken]]
|1500
|24
|62.5
|5
|12.5
|-
|[[Wondrous Woodshaving]]
|Randomly acquired while making [[Board]]s
|5000
|48
|N/A
|12
|N/A
|-
|}

Haven and Hearth Wiki

2011-02-01T14:03:58Z

Lawton:

<div style="text-align:center;"><br /><big>'''Welcome to {{SITENAME}}'''</big><br />The wiki about Haven & Hearth that [[Help:Editing|Anyone Can Edit]].</div>

<h2>Important Note</h2>
On Sunday, January 9th, Jorb announced on the forum ([http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=14013&sid=23055c1d3ba97902473657cf9ca9ab85 link]) that a recent change had introduced data corruption to the current database for World 3. It was determined that the only satisfactory fix was a reset of the world. It was announced that within 36-48 hours a complete wipe and reset would occur, starting what will be known as World 4. At that time, all characters will be reset, and all players will need to make new characters. Due to the short notice and bug, no major gameplay, mechanics, or ruleset changes are expected.

World 4 is now open!

==Contents <small>([[Special:AllPages|view all pages]])</small>==
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|+ style="color: #fff; background: #46c; border: 1px solid #24a; border-left-color:#79f; border-top-color:#79f; padding: 0.2em 0.5em" |'''New to Haven and Hearth?'''
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Getting_Started|Getting Started]]
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|+ style="color: #fff; background: #46c; border: 1px solid #24a; border-left-color:#79f; border-top-color:#79f; padding: 0.2em 0.5em" |'''Objects'''
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Find food!|Finding Food]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[String|Finding String]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Bar_of_Wrought_Iron#How_to_acquire|Creating Wrought Iron]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[Survive animal attacks|Surviving an Animal Attack]]
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==What's New==
*June 3, 2009 - This wiki is created!
*July 7, 2009 - The first real information is added!
*July 17, 2009 - Initial seeding complete; wiki surpasses 250 articles.
*August 22, 2009 - The [[:Template:Infobox food2 |food template]] is now functional. This will automatically compute various mathematical data. Please use this for all future food objects.
*August 25, 2009 - Semantic MediaWiki activated. Adaptation of current content begins.
*September 7, 2009 - Crafting gets an overhaul and the map generator changes. [http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1784&sid=eeeca931fa83e2ca09484636051c0342 Details]
* February 27, 2010 - Great Flood
* January 11, 2011 - Great Flood
* January 11, 2011 - World 4 has been created

==Featured Articles==
*'''[[FEP Table]]'''
*'''[[Base LP Gain Table]]'''
*'''[[Menu Options]]'''

*'''[[Keyboard Shortcuts]]'''
*'''[[Console Commands]]'''

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[[Category:Browse]]

Legacy:Apple Core

2011-01-31T20:20:04Z

Lawton:

{{infobox object

|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = None
|objectsreq = [[requires::Apple]]
|producedby = [[requires::Apple tree]]
}}

Apple cores are used to plant more [[seed of::apple tree]]s by placing them in a filled [[Treeplanter's Pot]].
They can also be used as animal fodder.

==How to Acquire==
Take an [[apple]] from an [[apple tree]]. You get one after eating the apple.

Ordinery wild apple trees are q10. If you find a tree with apples that are below q10 or above q10 it is not wild. Someone planted it.

It is not considered polite to chop down apple trees becuase they keep new players from starving.

Legacy:Food Trough

2011-01-31T20:19:34Z

Lawton:

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

Domesticated animals gain food from two sources:

*1) The food trough: Any Seeds, Apples, Apple Cores, [[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.

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

Legacy:Foraging

2011-01-30T12:59:26Z

Lawton:

{{infobox skill
| cost = 25
| req = [[skillreq::Oral Tradition]]
}}

This skill uses Perception and Exploration to be able to see various plants, herbs, roots and berries that you can pick. This Skill can also allow you to raid ant hills.

=In-Game Text=
"High and low, up above and down below. The forest is a wild larder, and the heath an untamed apothecary, for those who know where to look.

Foraging gives you the ability to find and gather wild growing herbs, mushrooms, roots and flowers, usable for a wide variety of purposes, beyond their obvious utility in medicine and cuisine. Perception and Exploration are key values when looking for anything hard to find, and a well trained Survival skill will ensure that you harvest herbs with good results.

==Notes==
*The frequency of finding herbs is based on the multiplication of perception and exploration skill (commonly called Per * Exp).
*The quality of the herbs is based on the soil it is on capped by survival skill.
*There is a base value to start spotting foragable goods. Higher stats will increase the spotting chance, until reaching 4 times the base value.

==Table of Perception x Exploration collectables==
{| align="left" border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 300px; height: 300px;"
! scope="col"|Per * Exp
! scope="col"|Item
|-
|5
|[[Blueberries]]
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|10
| style="vertical-align: top;"|[[Spindly Taproot]]
|-
|30
|[[Stinging Nettle]]
|-
|60
|[[Wild Windsown Weed]]
|-
|60
|[[Chantrelles]]
|-
|125-150
|[[Four-Leaf Clover]]
|-
|150~200
|[[Bloated Bolete]]
|-
|250
|[[Inkweed]]
|-
|250
|[[Gray Clay|Gray Clay ]]
|-
|500
|[[Rustroot]]
|-
|546
|[[Cavebulb]]
|-
|600
|[[Cave Clay]]
|-
|780
|[[River Pearl Mussel]]
|-
|880
|[[Feldspar]]
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|1250
| style="vertical-align: top;"|[[Blood Stern]]
|}

''Please update or add as you find more.''

Legacy:Cart

2011-01-23T20:59:47Z

Lawton:

{{infobox structure
|type = No
|skillreq = [[requires::Wheelmaking]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Block of Wood]] x5, [[requires::Board]] x20
}}

Carts are used to easily move up to four [[Lift|lifted]] objects with the exception of the [[Rowboat]]. A pulled cart will move at crawl speed over [[Forest Terrain]]s, walk speed over [[Mudflat]], [[Grassland]], [[Cave]], and [[Mine]] terrains, and run speed over [[Paved Ground]]. If a pulled cart runs into another stationary object, the puller will be released from the cart and will then need to select to pull the cart again. Please note that carts cannot carry individual inventory items unless you put them in a [[Lift|liftable]] container first, and then load the container into the cart. If you run over a rabbit with a cart it will die and leave no materials. Carts can be built in mines, but they cannot move through mine or cave entrances.

==Usage==

When the cart is unloaded, the only context option when right clicking the cart is to Pull Cart. Once pulling, your character may leave the cart in one of two ways; run into another object, or right click and choose Leave Cart.

To load the cart, use the [[Lift]] skill and lift the object in question and then right click the cart. Your character will walk towards the cart, and you will be given the option to select one of four slots within which to place your lifted object once you reach it. The cart graphic will change to show a covered bundle being hauled around in it to indicate that there is now something inside it. The graphic will not change from the amount of load, just whether it is loaded or unloaded.

To unload a cart, right click the cart while not pulling it and choose Open Cart. The cart's load window open again, and simply left click the slot to transfer from the cart to your [[Lift]] skill.

You can also use the cart to kill small animals like a rabbit by driving over them.[[File:Carts.png|frame|Unloaded and Loaded]]

==Building==

*Select the recipe: {{K|B}}uild > {{K|C}}onstruction > {{K|C}}arts & Cogs > {{K|C}}art

*Obtain and place the ingredients at the build site: 5x [[Block of Wood]] and 20x [[Board]]

*Click Build

Haven and Hearth Wiki

2011-01-23T02:50:08Z

Lawton: Undo revision 18182 by DDD (talk)

<div style="text-align:center;"><br /><big>'''Welcome to {{SITENAME}}'''</big><br />The wiki about Haven & Hearth that [[Help:Editing|anyone can edit]].</div>

<h2>Server being offline</h2>(Unconfirmed)
Several notices on forums have been asking if the server is offline, and none of the computers in my house, nor my mobile cellphone can enter the website either (which they could about an hour ago).
This post is solely temporarily, until the server is back up. Just letting you know you're not the only one.
(If you CAN log in, please modify this post saying so)

Some players can log in and some can not. The reason for this is unknown. No players appear to have minimaps.

I am able to log in with little lag. I can only do about 10 "actions" before Gilbertus Client receives a handshake error. The server logs me off, it is not a crash as I can log back in.

I am able to log in with Gilbertus, no connection problems (aside from the minimap). It's so lonely.

Any known fixes, please post asap :)
(And to those loners out there, be nice and don't steal from villages whilest they can't log in)

===KipperDipper speaking here, 10:35PM GMT (London) time===
working fine for me. no-one else on my kinlist is online but although the website is down, I'm getting somewhat reliable gameplay *works fine for 10 minutes, freeze, restarting client fixes problem*.

I can conect too but after that the Gilbertus client crashes. The command window show this message (I put in in pastebin.com -> [http://pastebin.com/Wt5uhCRF]). (other thing, when i craft a pipe the item only show an interrogant)

Yes, I'm getting the ? too.
I also just crashed after having opened a crate (to see if items still showed as ?)

===Kalacia speaking here, 23:24 GMT===

Sever appears to be ok for me after a little hickup, website is still down at this current time. Up untill a few moments ago i would be able to login for a few seconds maybe a little longer before client crash with the command window from Gilbertus showing java errors to a number of codeing areas. Main error i am having seems to be attempting to resolve to or access www.havenandhearth.com/res to get the texture for the elm tree.

23:52 GMT

Random disconnects appear to be happening without client errors, normal login attempts provide "user already logged in" error, restarting client appears to resolve issue untill next disconnection. Sizeable time between disconnects, minor annoyance... dont try and kill animals

''Rumor has it there was another "data corruption bug," which is just an excuse for Jorb/Loftar to do another wipe and swap to World 5, now that they have their LP replacement finalized.''

===Deathscreton speaking here. 6:29 PM 1/22/2011===

Using Gilbertus' client, I can authenticate my log in, but cannot connect to the server. Not sure what's going on. No crash. Just can't connect.

=============

Kipper again. Still playing, more reliable then before now. still recommend however that if you can get online: do not try to attack or tame anything. players or animals.

=============

Deathscreton once more. I feel that there may be varying versions of the Gilbertus client around on the web. If one of the above users would so kindly post where they received their copy of the client, this would help avoid any further errors and bottle neck what issues people are having.

=============

Was able to play perfectly fine until I purchased the sericulture skill, at which point my client crashed from not being able to find the image for a silk filament (which I have not seen in game yet). Therefore, I would assume that the server holding the resources for the game is down, so if you need to download any resources the the client crashes from being unable to do so. If you can log in, don't buy any skills that let you craft items you haven't seen before, and if you can't log in, then you need to wait for the server to come back up.

===Danno here, 7:22 PM GMT-6 (Saskatchewan doesn't do DST, so I dunno if that might actually be GMT-7 for the rest of you)===
The official client doesn't want to work for me. The process "javaw.exe" keeps stacking in my task manager with every failure. The game was working for me earlier today, probably around 5 hours ago. I was playing while the website was down, but I eventually got disconnected. I'll see if restarting my computer helps maybe.<br />
The 32bit Gilbertus client I downloaded sometime during world 3 allowed me to login my account, but it crashed when I tried to select a character. I'm guessing I should get an updated version, though.
--[[User:Danno|Danno]] 19:22, 22 January 2011 (CST)

-Vikingdragons-
i played eariler when the website crashed, didn't get kicked but did stop playing. come back, no success getting the website to load, keep getting conflicting reasons when i diagnosis. also, fixed the grief (which looked russian or a similar language)

it just started to work again! --[[User:Vikingdragons|Vikingdragons]] 19:35, 22 January 2011 (CST) ...and it crashed...--[[User:Vikingdragons|Vikingdragons]] 20:44, 22 January 2011 (CST)

<h2>Important Note</h2>
On Sunday, January 9th, Jorb announced on the forum ([http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=14013&sid=23055c1d3ba97902473657cf9ca9ab85 link]) that a recent change had introduced data corruption to the current database for World 3. It was determined that the only satisfactory fix was a reset of the world. It was announced that within 36-48 hours a complete wipe and reset would occur, starting what will be known as World 4. At that time, all characters will be reset, and all players will need to make new characters. Due to the short notice and bug, no major gameplay, mechanics, or ruleset changes are expected.

World 4 is now open!

==Contents <small>([[Special:AllPages|view all pages]])</small>==
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|+ style="color: #fff; background: #46c; border: 1px solid #24a; border-left-color:#79f; border-top-color:#79f; padding: 0.2em 0.5em" |'''New to Haven and Hearth?'''
| style="width: 50%" | [[About_Haven_and_Hearth|About Haven and Hearth]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[Getting_Started|Getting Started]]
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|+ style="color: #fff; background: #46c; border: 1px solid #24a; border-left-color:#79f; border-top-color:#79f; padding: 0.2em 0.5em" |'''Detailed Stuff'''
| style="width: 50%" | [[Glossary]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[Personal Beliefs]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Attributes]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[Skills]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Creatures]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[Quality|Item Quality]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Farming]]
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|+ style="color: #fff; background: #46c; border: 1px solid #24a; border-left-color:#79f; border-top-color:#79f; padding: 0.2em 0.5em" |'''Objects'''
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| style="width: 50%" | [[:Category:Liquids|Liquids]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[:Category:Equipment|Equipment]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[:Category:Structures|Structures]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[:Category:Buildings|Buildings]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[:Category:Containers|Containers]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[:Category:Wild Plants|Wild Plants]]
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|+ style="color: #fff; background: #46c; border: 1px solid #24a; border-left-color:#79f; border-top-color:#79f; padding: 0.2em 0.5em" |'''Quick Help Guides'''
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Get out of the starting area and find a tree|Escape Starting Area]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[Find food!|Finding Food]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[String|Finding String]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[Well|Building a Well]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Bar_of_Wrought_Iron#How_to_acquire|Creating Wrought Iron]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[Survive animal attacks|Survive Animal Attacks]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Heal|Healing]]
| style="width: 50%" | [[See...!|I Can't See]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [[Cheese]]
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|+ style="color: #fff; background: #46c; border: 1px solid #24a; border-left-color:#79f; border-top-color:#79f; padding: 0.2em 0.5em" |'''Special Information'''
| style="width: 50%" | '''[[Bugs|Known Bugs]]'''
| style="width: 50%" | [[Haven and Hearth Wiki:Article Standards|Article Standards]]
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| style="width: 50%" | [http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3196 '''"Read Me First"''']
| style="width: 50%" | [http://www.havenandhearth.com/portal/res/skills.png Skill Tree]
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| style="width: 50%" | [http://havenmap.student.utwente.nl/ Known World Map]
| style="width: 50%" | [http://www.havenandhearth.com/portal/howto Quick How-To]
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==What's New==
*June 3, 2009 - This wiki is created!
*July 7, 2009 - The first real information is added!
*July 17, 2009 - Initial seeding complete; wiki surpasses 250 articles.
*August 22, 2009 - The [[:Template:Infobox food2 |food template]] is now functional. This will automatically compute various mathematical data. Please use this for all future food objects.
*August 25, 2009 - Semantic MediaWiki activated. Adaptation of current content begins.
*September 7, 2009 - Crafting gets an overhaul and the map generator changes. [http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1784&sid=eeeca931fa83e2ca09484636051c0342 Details]
* February 27, 2010 - Great Flood
* January 11, 2011 - Great Flood
* January 11, 2011 - World 4 has been created

==Contribute to this Wiki==
*If you would like to contribute to this wiki but don't know where to start, please see the [[Haven and Hearth Wiki:Community Portal|Community Portal]].

==Featured Articles==
*'''[[FEP Table]]'''
*'''[[Base LP Gain Table]]'''
*'''[[Menu Options]]'''

*'''[[Keyboard Shortcuts]]'''
*'''[[Console Commands]]'''

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Legacy:Attributes

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Lawton: /* Charisma */

Attributes affect many aspects of your character, and are increased by gaining [[Food Event Points]] (FEPs).  See the [[FEP Table]] for a list of all foods and their FEPs.

Low-tier and High-tier food refers to the ease of acquiring such foods, rather than the FEPs they provide. Low Tier foods are those available to players without access to clay or metal.
===Strength===

*Affects damage inflicted by melee weapons or unarmed attacks.
*Affects your ability to destroy objects, by (Adventuring -> Destroy) or using a [[Battering Ram]]. Stone axe adds 1 damage and a Pickaxe adds 2 damage. Your damage is calculated by sqrt(Strength).
*In conjunction with [[Smithing]], affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Metal Working]] and [[Steelmaking]].

Example low-tier Strength food: [[Roasted Boar Meat]], [[Pumpkin Flesh]]

Example high-tier Strength food: [[Midnight Blue Cheese]], [[Brodgar Blue Cheese]], [[Big Bear Banger]]

===Agility===

* Affects [[Travel Weariness]] capacity.
* Decrease enemy minimum ranged damage against their perception
* Having higher agility than your opponent decreases your attack cooldowns in close combat, and increases the opponents attack cooldowns by the same amount.

Example low-tier Agility foods: [[Roasted Rabbit Meat]]

Example high-tier Agility food: [[Ring of Brodgar (Baking)]], [[Delicious Deer Dog]]

===Intelligence===

* Affects your [[authority]] gain in conjunction with [[Charisma]].
* In conjunction with Stealth, determines the visibility and quantity of the [[scent]]s you leave behind when you commit [[criminal acts]].

Example low-tier Intelligence food: [[Roasted Perch]], [[Blueberries]]

Example high-tier Intelligence food: [[Jorbonzola]], [[Blueberry Pie]]

===Constitution===

*Affects Max [[Hitpoints|Hit Points]].
*Affects the [[Stamina]] cost of [[Swimming]].

Example low-tier Constitution food: [[Roasted Beef]], [[Ant Pupae]]

Example high-tier Constitution foods: [[Cow Chorizo]], [[Pumpkin Pie]]

===Perception===

* Affects chances of finding foragable objects on the ground
* In conjunction with Exploration, determines the visibility of foragible objects and the detection of criminal [[scents|Scents]] by [[Ranging]].
* Affects the quality of unbaked goods: dough is soft-capped by sqrt(Per * Cooking).
* Increases your minimum ranged damage, lowered by enemy's agility.

Example low-tier Perception food: [[Carrot]], [[Roasted Plaice]]

Example high-tier Perception food: [[Lamb Sausages]], [[Carrot Cake]]

===Charisma===

*25 Charisma is required to become a [[Chieftain]]''. ''Charisma added from items such as [[Rings and Accessories#Accessories|Bear Tooth Talisman]] counts towards this ( The quickest way to reach this is to drink a glass of wine which gives +15 charisma, which with the starting 10 is enough to become chieftain.)
*Affects Leadership related combat skills, such as ''Stern Order'' and ''To Arms''.
*Affects your [[authority]] gain in conjunction with [[Intelligence]].
*Affects the maximum number of players allowed in your party
Example low-tier Charisma foods: [[Grapes]], [[Roasted Mutton]]

Example high-tier Charisma food: [[Harmesan Cheese]], [[Raisin Butter-Cake]]

===Dexterity===

*Affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Pottery]].

*In conjunction with Sewing, affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Cloth Making]] and [[Leather Working]].

Example low-tier Dexterity foods: [[Roasted Chicken Meat]], [[Chantrelles]]

Example high-tier Dexterity food: [[Chantrelle & Onion Pirozhki]], [[Beeted Bird Breast]]

===Psyche===

*In conjunction with Smithing, affects the quality of [[Rings and Accessories|Jewelry]]
*Affects the crafting of specific items, such as [[Bear Cape]], as well as all items that uses silk.

Example low-tier Psyche food: [[Roasted Sturgeon]]

Example high-tier Psyche food: [[Butter-steamed Cavebulb]], [[Ring of Brodgar (Baking)]]

Legacy:Attributes

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Lawton: /* Charisma */

Attributes affect many aspects of your character, and are increased by gaining [[Food Event Points]] (FEPs).  See the [[FEP Table]] for a list of all foods and their FEPs.

Low-tier and High-tier food refers to the ease of acquiring such foods, rather than the FEPs they provide. Low Tier foods are those available to players without access to clay or metal.
===Strength===

*Affects damage inflicted by melee weapons or unarmed attacks.
*Affects your ability to destroy objects, by (Adventuring -> Destroy) or using a [[Battering Ram]]. Stone axe adds 1 damage and a Pickaxe adds 2 damage. Your damage is calculated by sqrt(Strength).
*In conjunction with [[Smithing]], affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Metal Working]] and [[Steelmaking]].

Example low-tier Strength food: [[Roasted Boar Meat]], [[Pumpkin Flesh]]

Example high-tier Strength food: [[Midnight Blue Cheese]], [[Brodgar Blue Cheese]], [[Big Bear Banger]]

===Agility===

* Affects [[Travel Weariness]] capacity.
* Decrease enemy minimum ranged damage against their perception
* Having higher agility than your opponent decreases your attack cooldowns in close combat, and increases the opponents attack cooldowns by the same amount.

Example low-tier Agility foods: [[Roasted Rabbit Meat]]

Example high-tier Agility food: [[Ring of Brodgar (Baking)]], [[Delicious Deer Dog]]

===Intelligence===

* Affects your [[authority]] gain in conjunction with [[Charisma]].
* In conjunction with Stealth, determines the visibility and quantity of the [[scent]]s you leave behind when you commit [[criminal acts]].

Example low-tier Intelligence food: [[Roasted Perch]], [[Blueberries]]

Example high-tier Intelligence food: [[Jorbonzola]], [[Blueberry Pie]]

===Constitution===

*Affects Max [[Hitpoints|Hit Points]].
*Affects the [[Stamina]] cost of [[Swimming]].

Example low-tier Constitution food: [[Roasted Beef]], [[Ant Pupae]]

Example high-tier Constitution foods: [[Cow Chorizo]], [[Pumpkin Pie]]

===Perception===

* Affects chances of finding foragable objects on the ground
* In conjunction with Exploration, determines the visibility of foragible objects and the detection of criminal [[scents|Scents]] by [[Ranging]].
* Affects the quality of unbaked goods: dough is soft-capped by sqrt(Per * Cooking).
* Increases your minimum ranged damage, lowered by enemy's agility.

Example low-tier Perception food: [[Carrot]], [[Roasted Plaice]]

Example high-tier Perception food: [[Lamb Sausages]], [[Carrot Cake]]

===Charisma===

*25 Charisma is required to become a [[Chieftain]]''. ''Charisma added from items such as [[Rings and Accessories#Accessories|Bear Tooth Talisman]] counts towards this ( The quickest way to reach this is to drink a glass of wine which gives +15 charisma, which with the starting 10 is enough to become chieftain.)
*Affects Leadership related combat skills, such as ''Stern Order'' and ''To Arms''.
*Affects your [[authority]] gain in conjunction with [[Intelligence]].
*Affects the maximum number of players allowed in a party you are leading
Example low-tier Charisma foods: [[Grapes]], [[Roasted Mutton]]

Example high-tier Charisma food: [[Harmesan Cheese]], [[Raisin Butter-Cake]]

===Dexterity===

*Affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Pottery]].

*In conjunction with Sewing, affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Cloth Making]] and [[Leather Working]].

Example low-tier Dexterity foods: [[Roasted Chicken Meat]], [[Chantrelles]]

Example high-tier Dexterity food: [[Chantrelle & Onion Pirozhki]], [[Beeted Bird Breast]]

===Psyche===

*In conjunction with Smithing, affects the quality of [[Rings and Accessories|Jewelry]]
*Affects the crafting of specific items, such as [[Bear Cape]], as well as all items that uses silk.

Example low-tier Psyche food: [[Roasted Sturgeon]]

Example high-tier Psyche food: [[Butter-steamed Cavebulb]], [[Ring of Brodgar (Baking)]]

Legacy:Attributes

2011-01-22T12:23:30Z

Lawton: /* Charisma */

Attributes affect many aspects of your character, and are increased by gaining [[Food Event Points]] (FEPs).  See the [[FEP Table]] for a list of all foods and their FEPs.

Low-tier and High-tier food refers to the ease of acquiring such foods, rather than the FEPs they provide. Low Tier foods are those available to players without access to clay or metal.
===Strength===

*Affects damage inflicted by melee weapons or unarmed attacks.
*Affects your ability to destroy objects, by (Adventuring -> Destroy) or using a [[Battering Ram]]. Stone axe adds 1 damage and a Pickaxe adds 2 damage. Your damage is calculated by sqrt(Strength).
*In conjunction with [[Smithing]], affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Metal Working]] and [[Steelmaking]].

Example low-tier Strength food: [[Roasted Boar Meat]], [[Pumpkin Flesh]]

Example high-tier Strength food: [[Midnight Blue Cheese]], [[Brodgar Blue Cheese]], [[Big Bear Banger]]

===Agility===

* Affects [[Travel Weariness]] capacity.
* Decrease enemy minimum ranged damage against their perception
* Having higher agility than your opponent decreases your attack cooldowns in close combat, and increases the opponents attack cooldowns by the same amount.

Example low-tier Agility foods: [[Roasted Rabbit Meat]]

Example high-tier Agility food: [[Ring of Brodgar (Baking)]], [[Delicious Deer Dog]]

===Intelligence===

* Affects your [[authority]] gain in conjunction with [[Charisma]].
* In conjunction with Stealth, determines the visibility and quantity of the [[scent]]s you leave behind when you commit [[criminal acts]].

Example low-tier Intelligence food: [[Roasted Perch]], [[Blueberries]]

Example high-tier Intelligence food: [[Jorbonzola]], [[Blueberry Pie]]

===Constitution===

*Affects Max [[Hitpoints|Hit Points]].
*Affects the [[Stamina]] cost of [[Swimming]].

Example low-tier Constitution food: [[Roasted Beef]], [[Ant Pupae]]

Example high-tier Constitution foods: [[Cow Chorizo]], [[Pumpkin Pie]]

===Perception===

* Affects chances of finding foragable objects on the ground
* In conjunction with Exploration, determines the visibility of foragible objects and the detection of criminal [[scents|Scents]] by [[Ranging]].
* Affects the quality of unbaked goods: dough is soft-capped by sqrt(Per * Cooking).
* Increases your minimum ranged damage, lowered by enemy's agility.

Example low-tier Perception food: [[Carrot]], [[Roasted Plaice]]

Example high-tier Perception food: [[Lamb Sausages]], [[Carrot Cake]]

===Charisma===

*25 Charisma is required to become a [[Chieftain]]''. ''Charisma added from items such as [[Rings and Accessories#Accessories|Bear Tooth Talisman]] counts towards this ( The quickest way to reach this is to drink a glass of wine which gives +15 charisma, which with the starting 10 is enough to become chieftain.)
*Affects Leadership related combat skills, such as ''Stern Order'' and ''To Arms''.
*Affects your [[authority]] gain in conjunction with [[Intelligence]].
*Affects the maximum number of players allowed in a party you are leadeding
Example low-tier Charisma foods: [[Grapes]], [[Roasted Mutton]]

Example high-tier Charisma food: [[Harmesan Cheese]], [[Raisin Butter-Cake]]

===Dexterity===

*Affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Pottery]].

*In conjunction with Sewing, affects the quality of objects crafted with [[Cloth Making]] and [[Leather Working]].

Example low-tier Dexterity foods: [[Roasted Chicken Meat]], [[Chantrelles]]

Example high-tier Dexterity food: [[Chantrelle & Onion Pirozhki]], [[Beeted Bird Breast]]

===Psyche===

*In conjunction with Smithing, affects the quality of [[Rings and Accessories|Jewelry]]
*Affects the crafting of specific items, such as [[Bear Cape]], as well as all items that uses silk.

Example low-tier Psyche food: [[Roasted Sturgeon]]

Example high-tier Psyche food: [[Butter-steamed Cavebulb]], [[Ring of Brodgar (Baking)]]