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Tea

2020-01-30T14:57:56Z

Rexz: /* Notes */

{{infobox metaobj
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
| skillreq = [[requires::Plant Lore]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Water]] (1.0 liters), [[requires::Teapot]]; [[requires::Green Tea Leaves]] or [[requires::Black Tea Leaves]] x2
| producedby = [[requires::Cauldron]]
}}
{{GM|$Craft|$Food|Brew $tea}}

[[Category:Powders, Liquids, and Seeds]]
[[Category:Liquids]]
Tea is a Drink made from [[Green Tea Leaves]] or [[Black Tea Leaves]], which increases stamina, as well as reduces the [[Food Satiations]] 
==How to Acquire==
With a [[Teapot]], a boiling [[Cauldron]] with at least 1 Liter of water, and two Green Tea Leaves or [[Black Tea Leaves]], open the cauldron's interface and craft the items together to receive 1 Liter of Piping hot [[Tea]] 
Piping Hot tea lasts for about 1 hour before turning into regular Tea and provides approximatley a 20 quality increase when drunk hot.

==How to Use==
The proper way to drink tea is to use your [[Teapot]] on a [[Mug]] and drink from the mug, but tea can be stored in [[Waterskin]]s, [[Waterflask]]s, [[Bucket]]s, and [[Barrel]]s 
Do note that not drinking out of a proper vessel (in this case the mug) halves the effective quality of your tea
==Drinking==

*Quality 10 tea recovers 10% stamina and drains 20% energy per 0.05L sip. Higher quality tea will decrease the energy drain but stamina recovery remains the same at all qualities.
:*This makes high quality tea useful for performing stamina draining tasks without having to eat as much to recover, thus preserving your hunger bonus. Though energy is always shown as a whole number, it is not simply rounded up or down. For example, Q11 tea will alternate between draining 20% and 19% energy at regular intervals. Other drinkable liquids follow the same rules and formula.
*Energy Drain = <math>(\frac{1}{\sqrt{quality/10}} + 1) * 10</math>
:*According to that formula initial quality growth is more effective, and it always higher than 10% per 0.05 sip. Naturally stamina regenerate 10% per 10% energy.

==Notes==
*There is no difference in the tea created from Green or Black Tea Leaves, however black tea leaves result in higher quality if your herbalist table is higher quality than the leaves being dried (output quality = averaging of inputted leaves and table quality); green tea leaves are a product of being dried once, but black tea leaves are dried two times on the herbalist table and therefore boosted up in quality twice.

Poppy Grist

2020-01-28T08:56:38Z

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{{infobox metaobj
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
| skillreq = [[Farming]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Dried Poppy Pod]]
| producedby = [[requires::Quern]]

}}

One of the last stages of production of [[Opium]]. Must be rendered in a boiling [[Cauldron]] to obtain [[Opium]].

'''Jorb''' himself comments on the process; ''"You, indeed, get a ratio of 1:10 grist to opium. If you boil less than 0.1 grist, you simply get the corresponding random chance to get opium out of the deal. So 0.01 grist will give you 0.01 opium 10% of the time."''

==How to Acquire==

Grind [[Dried Poppy Pod]] in a [[Quern]] to obtain [[Poppy Grist]]; produces .05 - .10 kg of grist per pod.

Tin Fly

2020-01-26T19:29:11Z

Rexz: /* Quality */

{{infobox metaobj
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
| skillreq = [[requires::Fishing]], [[requires::Metal Working]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Tin Nugget]] x 1 [[requires::Feather]] x 2
| producedby = Hand
}}

[[Category:Fishing Lure]]

==How to Acquire==

First you need to wield a [[smithy's hammer]] in one hand. Then right click an [[anvil]].

==Quality==

* <math>Tin Fly Quality = \frac{_{q}Nugget+ _{q}Feather}{2} </math> and is [[softcap|softcapped]] by <math>\sqrt[2]{Strength *Smithing}</math>.

* The {{PAGENAME}} is a [[Fishing#Lure|Fishing Lure]] which is used together with a fully equipped [[Fishing#Fishing_Pole|fishing pole]] to catch fish.

==Notes==

* {{SharedText|unlock_lures}}

Talk:Tin Fly

2020-01-26T19:25:22Z

Rexz: /* Produced By */

== Produced By ==
You don't actually need anvil+hammer to craft this, despite being metal. 
--[[User:Vatas|Vatas]] ([[User talk:Vatas|talk]]) 00:39, 26 January 2020 (EST)

:If that's the case (''I unfortunately can't test that''). That could be because its using tin, which is a soft metal.
:But that raises the question why the quality formula is based on anvil+hammer.
:Can it be crafted by hand, and also with anvil+hammer ?
:if that is the case, its missing a by hand quality formula.
:--[[User_talk:MvGulik|.MvGulik.]] 04:46, 26 January 2020 (EST)
::The formula is either misplaced by an editor, or it's outdated information. For anything that can be hand crafted, the formula is usually just the average of the materials used, softcapped by stat/skill points. --[[User:Rexz|Rexz]] ([[User talk:Rexz|talk]]) 14:25, 26 January 2020 (EST)

Mead Must

2020-01-26T18:13:11Z

Rexz:

{{infobox metaobj
|xsize = 2
|ysize = 2
|skillreq = None
|objectsreq = [[requires::Honey]] (2 litres)
|producedby = [[requires::Cauldron]]
}}

[[Category:Liquids]]
[[Category:Powders, Liquids, and Seeds]]

{{GM|$Craft|$Processing & Materials|$Cooking & Ingredients|Brew Mead Must}}

==Use==
Mead Must is placed in [[demijohn]]s to ferment into [[Mead]]. Must will not ferment if placed in a [[barrel]]. If left in any container (other than the demijohn or barell) for ~11 RL hours, it will turn into Stale Mead Must that can be further fermented into [[Vinegar]].

If you add more must later, the fermentation doesn't reset but averages.

==Quality==

*The quality of objects crafted with the Clay Cauldron is given by:

<math>{_{q}Must= \frac{_{q}Honey*6 + _{q}Cauldron + \frac{_{q}Water}{2}}{8}}</math>

*The quality of objects crafted with the Metal Cauldron is given by:

<math>_{q}Must= {\frac{_{q}Honey*6 + _{q}Cauldron + _{q}Water}{8}}</math>

==Notes==
*Recipe produced 5 litres of must.

Wald

2020-01-24T18:34:43Z

Rexz:

{{infobox terrain
| image = File:Wald Terrain.png
| caption = Wald Terrain
|
| pave = No
| plow = Yes
| speed = Run
|
| animals = [[Adder]], [[Ant Hill]], [[Ants]], [[Aurochs]], [[Badger]], [[Bat]], [[Bear]], [[Boar]], [[Dryad]], [[Earthworm]], [[Firefly]], [[Forest Snail]], [[Fox]], [[Frog]], [[Grub]], [[Hedgehog]], [[Lynx]], [[Midge Swarm]], [[Moose]], [[Quail]], [[Rabbit Buck]], [[Rabbit Doe]], [[Rat]], [[Red Deer]], [[Silkmoth]], [[Stag Beetle]], [[Squirrel]], [[Toad]], [[Wild Bees]], [[Wood Grouse Cock]], [[Wood Grouse Hen]], [[Wolverine]]
|
| forage = [[Blueberries]], [[Dandelion]], [[Spindly Taproot]], [[Stinging Nettle]], [[Wild Windsown Weed]], [[Chantrelles]], [[Chives]], [[Lingonberries]], [[Morels]], [[Yellowfeet]], [[Parasol Mushroom]], [[Chiming Bluebell]], [[Bloated Bolete]]
| plants = [[Old Trunk]], [[Old Stump]], [[Dog Rose Bush]], [[Sandthorn Bush]], [[Raspberry Bush]], [[Caprifole Bush]], [[Holly Bush]], [[Tibast Bush]], [[Hawthorn Bush]], [[Blackthorn Bush]], [[Arrowwood Bush]]
}}

Wald are one of the many biomes within the Hearthlands, a form of [[Forest Terrain]]. On foot, a Hearthling can travel at a running pace through {{PAGENAME}}, with a decent level of stamina drain for doing so. You may plow a {{PAGENAME}} to turn it into plowed dirt, but directly paving a Bramble is impossible. {{PAGENAME}} are a source of many of the different [[Foraging|forageables]] in the game, as with other forest terrains, so it is a good idea to settle down near or inside of one, particularly when starting out, since they also are a plentiful supply of various materials which are needed in spades during the early portions of the game, such as [[Block of Wood|Blocks of Wood]], [[Board]]s, [[Bough]]s, and edible berries and fruits.

<gallery>
Wald Map.png | Wald terrain on the map preview
</gallery>

==Notes==

*Any tree planted in plowed or [[Dirt]] tile will spread [[Wald]] terrain around.

User talk:Rexz

2020-01-24T13:53:45Z

Rexz: /* Page name corrections */

If you have any question or comment about a specific edit I made, or have some wiki editing tips to offer up, feel free to post it here!

You can reach out to me on H&H forum under Rexz
or Discord: Rexz#0489

''I will not respond to an add if you did not reach out to me personally, thx.''

----

:For what its worth. I think your doing fine. Your paying attention, and are inclined to learn and think for yourself.
:And those additional templates ... Overall I consider it nice, but not mandatory, if other users use them.
:--[[User_talk:MvGulik|.MvGulik.]] 11:50, 21 January 2020 (EST)

== Page name corrections ==

Please use the wiki page-move(rename) feature when a page-name needs to be changed, instead of copy&pasting the full-page content to a newly created page. As a wiki page-move will also do some other wiki administration stuff, like moving the page historical records to the new page. ("Move" will also turn the source page in a redirect to the new page-name). --[[User_talk:MvGulik|.MvGulik.]] 08:20, 24 January 2020 (EST)
:That's my bad, I realized you mentioned this to me once before when I made a duplicate on an upload entry, but I only realized that after making the new page. I'll make sure to keep it in mind! :) --[[User:Rexz|Rexz]] ([[User talk:Rexz|talk]]) 08:53, 24 January 2020 (EST)

Talk:Goat

2020-01-24T11:46:11Z

Rexz: /* Lamb vs Kid */

== Lamb vs Kid ==

Rolled back "Lamb" to "Kid" change. Although "kid" might also be used for a lamb, "lamb" is not applicable to a kid. As such "lamb" is less ambiguous than "kid". This suggested change will need additional reasons to switch to a more ambiguous name. --[[User_talk:MvGulik|.MvGulik.]] 06:06, 24 January 2020 (EST)
:I believe both "kid" and "lamb" are exclusive to the specific specie, so the kid change was technically correct in dictionary term. Although in lay term, kid and lamb are known to be interchangable, not just one or the other. --[[User:Rexz|Rexz]] ([[User talk:Rexz|talk]]) 06:46, 24 January 2020 (EST)

Cherry Tree

2020-01-24T11:31:44Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Cherries]]
| terrain = [[Blue Sod]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Green Brake]], [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Lush Field]], [[Moor]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Oak Wilds]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]], [[Wild Turf]], [[Ox Pasture]]
|
| branch = 3
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 8 [[Cherries]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 1
|
| block = 8/10
| board = 3/4
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

A {{PAGENAME}} provides limited amounts of [[Cherries]], [[Bark]] and [[Branch]]es. They can be grown by players with the proper skills and equipment. The seeds used to grow a {{PAGENAME}} are the [[Cherry Kernels]], acquired after eating cherries.

==Cherrywood==

Cherrywood is red.

<gallery>
Cherry1.png | A cherrywood log.
Blockblock.png | A cherrywood block.
Cherrywoodboard.png | A cherrywood board.
Cherrysheds.png | Sheds with cherrywood roofs.
Cherryhouse.png | A timber house made of cherrywood and straw.
Cherrytable.png | A cherrywood table and chair.
Cherrywoodboat.png | A cherrywood boat.
</gallery>

Sorb Tree

2020-01-24T11:30:57Z

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{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Sorb Apple Core]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Green Brake]], [[Ox Pasture]]
|
| branch = 5
| bark = 3
| seed = 6 [[Sorb Apple]]s
| other = N/A
|
| log = ??
|
| block = ??/??
| board = ??/??
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

Walnut Tree

2020-01-24T11:29:54Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Walnut]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Blue Sod]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Green Brake]], [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Lush Field]], [[Moor]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]], [[Wild Turf]], [[Ox Pasture]]
|
| branch = 9
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 8 [[Walnut]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 2
|
| block = (36/45)
| board = (11/18)
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

A {{PAGENAME}} provides limited amounts of [[Walnut]]s, [[Bark]] and [[Branch]]es. They can be grown by players with the proper skills and equipment. The seed used to grow a {{PAGENAME}} is the [[Walnut]].

Tree Heath Tree

2020-01-24T11:29:14Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Tree Heath Seed]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Green Brake]],
|
| branch = ?
| bark = 3
| seed = 3 [[Tree Heath Seed]]
| other = None
| bough = 0
| log = ?
|
| block = ?
| board = ?
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

==Briarwood==

Briarwood is pale green.

<gallery>
Heathy.png | A briarwood log.
</gallery>

Plum Tree

2020-01-24T11:27:28Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Plum]]
| terrain = [[Blue Sod]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Green Brake]], [[Highground]], [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Red Plain]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 4
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 10 [[Plum]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 1
|
| block = 8/10
| board = 3/4
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

A {{PAGENAME}} provides limited amounts of [[Plum]]s, [[Bark]] and [[Branch]]es. They can be grown by players with the proper skills and equipment. The seed used to grow a {{PAGENAME}} is the [[Plum Kernel]], acquired after eating a plum.

==Plumwood==

<gallery>
Loglog.png | A plumwood log.
Plumblok.png | A plumwood block.
Woodwoodsw.png | A plumwood board.
Throne.png | A plumwood cottage throne.
</gallery>

Rowan Tree

2020-01-24T11:26:54Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Rowan Berries]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Green Brake]], [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Lush Field]], [[Moor]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Oak Wilds]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]], [[Wild Turf]]
|
| branch = 12
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 4 [[Rowan Berries]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 30/38
| board = 9/15
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

A {{PAGENAME}} provides limited amounts of [[Rowan Berries]]s, [[Bark]] and [[Branch]]es.

==How to Acquire==

They can be grown by players with the proper skills and equipment. The seed used to grow a {{PAGENAME}} is [[Rowan Berries]]. For more information follow the link
[[Tree]]

Beech Tree

2020-01-24T11:26:39Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Blue Sod]], [[Cloud Range]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Grass]], [[Green Brake]], [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 8
| bark = 3
| bough = None
| seed = 2 [[Beech Nuts]]
| other = None
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 66/82
| board = 20/33
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

Only the [[Birdcherry Tree]] gives more boards and blocks per log than the Beech Tree, which is 2nd in place. However, where the Birdcherry only gives one log, the Beech tree gives two, making it an extremely efficient tree to grow. Note that the [[Maple Tree]] and [[King's Oak Tree]] will give more total blocks and boards, but will be spaced out between 3 and 4 logs respectively.

Willow Tree

2020-01-24T11:26:30Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Willow Catkin]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Blue Sod]], [[Cloud Range]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Fen]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Grass]], [[Green Brake]], [[Hard Steppe]], [[Highground]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Swamp]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 8
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 2 [[Willow Catkin]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 55/69
| board = 17/28
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

There is a chance to get the Experience "By Weeping Willows", which gives 75 EXP, whenever you right-click a Willow Tree.

==Willow Wood==

Willow wood is green and pale brown.

<gallery>
Willowdesk.png | A willow wood study desk.
</gallery>

Whitebeam Tree

2020-01-24T11:26:17Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Whitebeam Fruit]]
| terrain = [[Blue Sod]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Green Brake]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Lichen Wold]], [[Lush Field]], [[Moor]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Oak Wilds]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]], [[Wild Turf]]
|
| branch = 6
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 3 [[Whitebeam Fruit]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 50/63
| board = 15/25
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

==Whitebeam Wood==

Whitebeam wood is grey outside and pale brown inside.

<gallery>
Logg.png | A whitebeam log.
Whitblok.png | A whitebeam block.
Whitboard.png | A whitebeam board.
Bedsleep.png | A [[Sturdy Bed]] made of whitebeam wood and [[Leather Fabric]].
Whitebee.png | An archery target made of whitebeam.
</gallery>

Alder Tree

2020-01-24T11:25:55Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Alder Catkin]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Cloud Range]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Green Brake]], [[Hard Steppe]], [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 20
| bark = 3
| bough = 3 [[Alder Bough]]
| seed = 2 [[Alder Catkin]]
| other = None
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 40/50
| board = 12/20
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

Alder Tree. Yay for me.

Quince Tree

2020-01-24T11:25:16Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Quince Core]]
| terrain = [[Blue Sod]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Green Brake]], [[Highground]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Oak Wilds]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 4
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 6 [[Quince]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 1
|
| block = 18/23
| board = 6/9
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

A Quince Tree provides limited amounts of [[Quince]]s, [[Treebark]] and [[Branch]]es. They can be grown by players with the proper skills and equipment. The seed used to grow a Quince Tree is either a[[Quince Core]] or an uneaten [[Quince]].

==Quincewood==

<gallery>
Loggo.png | A quincewood log.
</gallery>

Greenbrake

2020-01-24T11:24:25Z

Rexz: Redirected page to Green Brake

#REDIRECT [[Green_Brake]]

Green Brake

2020-01-24T11:19:59Z

Rexz: Corrected name

{{infobox terrain
| (Remark: Basic infobox parameters. Should only be used when needed/appropriate)
| name = Green Brake
| image = File:Greenbrake.png
| pave = No
| plow = yes
| speed = Running - (Maximum speed a hearthling can traverse this terrain on foot (unaided))
| (Remark: Resources)
| forage = [[Dandelion]], [[Clover]], [[Wild Windsown Weed]]
| plants = [[Blackberry Bush]], [[Caprifole Bush]], [[Spindle Bush]]
| animals = [[Ant Hill]], [[Aurochs]], [[Wood Grouse Hen]]
| (Remark: Outdated/changed stuff)
| trees = (Input moved! Add related terrains at related animal/creature pages)
}}

{{PAGENAME}}s are one of the many biomes within the Hearthlands, a form of [[Forest Terrain]]. On foot, a Hearthling can travel at a running pace through {{PAGENAME}}, with a decent level of stamina drain for doing so. You may plow {{PAGENAME}} to turn it into plowed dirt, but directly paving a Patch is impossible. {{PAGENAME}}s are a source of many of the different [[Foraging|forageables]] in the game, as well as [[Tree]]s and [[Bush]]es, as with other forest terrains, so it is a good idea to settle down near or inside of one, particularly when starting out, since they also are a plentiful supply of various materials which are needed in spades during the early portions of the game, such as [[Block of Wood|Blocks of Wood]], [[Board]]s, [[Bough]]s, and edible berries and fruits.

<gallery>
Greenbrake_MiniMap.png | Blue Sod terrain on the map preview
</gallery>

Crabapple Tree

2020-01-24T11:12:55Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Crabapple]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Blue Sod]], [[Cloud Range]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Green Brake]], [[Greenbrake]], [[Highground]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 6
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 4 [[Crabapple]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 1
|
| block = 50/63
| board = 15/25
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

Quince Tree

2020-01-24T11:12:17Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Quince Core]]
| terrain = [[Blue Sod]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Greenbrake]], [[Highground]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Oak Wilds]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 4
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 6 [[Quince]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 1
|
| block = 18/23
| board = 6/9
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

A Quince Tree provides limited amounts of [[Quince]]s, [[Treebark]] and [[Branch]]es. They can be grown by players with the proper skills and equipment. The seed used to grow a Quince Tree is either a[[Quince Core]] or an uneaten [[Quince]].

==Quincewood==

<gallery>
Loggo.png | A quincewood log.
</gallery>

Alder Tree

2020-01-24T11:11:44Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Alder Catkin]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Cloud Range]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Greenbrake]], [[Hard Steppe]], [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 20
| bark = 3
| bough = 3 [[Alder Bough]]
| seed = 2 [[Alder Catkin]]
| other = None
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 40/50
| board = 12/20
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

Alder Tree. Yay for me.

Whitebeam Tree

2020-01-24T11:11:05Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Whitebeam Fruit]]
| terrain = [[Blue Sod]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Greenbrake]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Lichen Wold]], [[Lush Field]], [[Moor]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Oak Wilds]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]], [[Wild Turf]]
|
| branch = 6
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 3 [[Whitebeam Fruit]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 50/63
| board = 15/25
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

==Whitebeam Wood==

Whitebeam wood is grey outside and pale brown inside.

<gallery>
Logg.png | A whitebeam log.
Whitblok.png | A whitebeam block.
Whitboard.png | A whitebeam board.
Bedsleep.png | A [[Sturdy Bed]] made of whitebeam wood and [[Leather Fabric]].
Whitebee.png | An archery target made of whitebeam.
</gallery>

Willow Tree

2020-01-24T11:10:19Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Willow Catkin]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Blue Sod]], [[Cloud Range]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Fen]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Grass]], [[Greenbrake]], [[Hard Steppe]], [[Highground]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Swamp]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 8
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 2 [[Willow Catkin]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 55/69
| board = 17/28
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

There is a chance to get the Experience "By Weeping Willows", which gives 75 EXP, whenever you right-click a Willow Tree.

==Willow Wood==

Willow wood is green and pale brown.

<gallery>
Willowdesk.png | A willow wood study desk.
</gallery>

Beech Tree

2020-01-24T11:08:22Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Blue Sod]], [[Cloud Range]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Grass]], [[Greenbrake]], [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]]
|
| branch = 8
| bark = 3
| bough = None
| seed = 2 [[Beech Nuts]]
| other = None
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 66/82
| board = 20/33
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

Only the [[Birdcherry Tree]] gives more boards and blocks per log than the Beech Tree, which is 2nd in place. However, where the Birdcherry only gives one log, the Beech tree gives two, making it an extremely efficient tree to grow. Note that the [[Maple Tree]] and [[King's Oak Tree]] will give more total blocks and boards, but will be spaced out between 3 and 4 logs respectively.

Rowan Tree

2020-01-24T11:07:48Z

Rexz:

{{infobox tree
| objectsreq = [[requires::Rowan Berries]]
| terrain = [[Beech Grove]], [[Deep Tangle]], [[Flower Meadow]], [[Greenbrake]] [[Leaf Detritus]], [[Leaf Patch]], [[Lush Field]], [[Moor]], [[Moss Brush]], [[Oak Wilds]], [[Root Bosk]], [[Shady Copse]], [[Sombre Bramble]], [[Timber Land]], [[Wald]], [[Wild Turf]]
|
| branch = 12
| bark = 3
| bough = N/A
| seed = 4 [[Rowan Berries]]
| other = N/A
|
| log = 2
|
| block = 30/38
| board = 9/15
}}

{{SharedData Tree}}

A {{PAGENAME}} provides limited amounts of [[Rowan Berries]]s, [[Bark]] and [[Branch]]es.

==How to Acquire==

They can be grown by players with the proper skills and equipment. The seed used to grow a {{PAGENAME}} is [[Rowan Berries]]. For more information follow the link
[[Tree]]

Greenbrake

2020-01-24T11:04:39Z

Rexz: Created page with "{{infobox terrain | (Remark: Basic infobox parameters. Should only be used when needed/appropriate) | name = Greenbrake | image = File:Greenbrake.png |..."

{{infobox terrain
| (Remark: Basic infobox parameters. Should only be used when needed/appropriate)
| name = Greenbrake
| image = File:Greenbrake.png
| pave = No
| plow = yes
| speed = Running - (Maximum speed a hearthling can traverse this terrain on foot (unaided))
| (Remark: Resources)
| forage = [[Dandelion]], [[Clover]], [[Wild Windsown Weed]]
| plants = [[Blackberry Bush]], [[Caprifole Bush]], [[Spindle Bush]]
| animals = [[Ant Hill]], [[Aurochs]], [[Wood Grouse Hen]]
| (Remark: Outdated/changed stuff)
| trees = (Input moved! Add related terrains at related animal/creature pages)
}}

{{PAGENAME}}s are one of the many biomes within the Hearthlands, a form of [[Forest Terrain]]. On foot, a Hearthling can travel at a running pace through {{PAGENAME}}, with a decent level of stamina drain for doing so. You may plow {{PAGENAME}} to turn it into plowed dirt, but directly paving a Patch is impossible. {{PAGENAME}}s are a source of many of the different [[Foraging|forageables]] in the game, as well as [[Tree]]s and [[Bush]]es, as with other forest terrains, so it is a good idea to settle down near or inside of one, particularly when starting out, since they also are a plentiful supply of various materials which are needed in spades during the early portions of the game, such as [[Block of Wood|Blocks of Wood]], [[Board]]s, [[Bough]]s, and edible berries and fruits.

<gallery>
Greenbrake_MiniMap.png | Blue Sod terrain on the map preview
</gallery>

Tiny Abacus

2020-01-24T11:02:16Z

Rexz:

{{infobox metaobj
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 1
|
| skillreq = [[requires::Basic Mechanics]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Tin Nugget]] x3, [[requires::Nugget of Hard Metal]] x2, [[requires::Block of Wood]] x2, [[requires::Board]]
| producedby = Hand
|
| lpgain = 4000
| studytime = 14:35
| mentalweight = 14
| expdrain = 30
| ccrafted = yes
}}

{{GM|$Craft|C$uriosities|$Naturalia|Tiny $Abacus}}

The '''Tiny Abacus''' is a [[Curiosity]] which can be used in the [[Study Report]] to earn [[Learning Points]].

==Quality==

Quality formula is average of ingredients used

[[Softcap|Softcapped]] by sqrt([[Strength]]*[[Smithing]]).

File:Greenbrake MiniMap.png

2020-01-24T10:34:45Z

Rexz: How the Greenbrake terrain is shown on the minimap

== Summary ==
How the Greenbrake terrain is shown on the minimap

File:Greenbrake.png

2020-01-24T10:34:02Z

Rexz:

Hearth Magic

2020-01-24T05:33:14Z

Rexz: /* Magic Abilities */

{{infobox skill
| cost = 250
| req = [[skillreq::Oral Tradition]], [[skillreq::The Will to Power]]
}}

Allows you to build [[Dream Catcher]]s, and craft [[Dowsing Rod]]s. Also grants you the ability to harvest [[A Beautiful Dream!]] from Dream Catchers.

==In-Game Text==
''"Hildur was a wise one,'' 
''Old crone rich in years,'' 
''They said she knew the runes,'' 
''Runes to make a broom dance,'' 
''A cat bark,'' 
''A sound of silence"''

You have discovered that certain events in the shadowlands between dream and waking may cause the rules of the Deep Magic to bend, just a little, and have learned how to create simple artefacts of sympathetic import.

==Magic Abilities==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!style="text-align: center" colspan="2"|Name
!style="text-align: center" |XP Cost
!style="text-align: center" |Required skills
!style="text-align: center" |Effect
|-
|[[File:Commune With Nature.png]]
|''' Commune With Nature '''
|2,000
|None
|Gives you a quest to visit a quest-giver in the relative vicinity.
|-
|[[File:Kindle.png]]
|''' Kindle '''
|500
|None
|Allows you to light a fire with the snap of your fingers.
|-
|[[File:Quell The Beast.png]]
|''' Quell The Beast '''
|5000
|[[Animal Husbandry]]
|peace out an active combat relation with an animal
|-
|[[File:Gilding Song.png]]
|''' Gilding Song '''
|5000 (x 1.5 per gild in artifact and x 2.0 for each time this Hearth Magic has been used on the artifact)
|[[Deep Artifice]]
|Adds a gilding slot to an otherwise finished Artifact.
|-
|[[File:Horse Whisper.png]]
|''' Horse Whisper '''
|2500
|[[Animal Husbandry]]
|Convert Horse energy to pony power.
|-
|[[File:Contemplation And Meditation.png]]
|''' Contemplation & Meditation '''
|1500
|????
|Halve the remaining study time on a curiosity.
|-
|[[File:Fishers Request for a Catch.png]]
|''' Fishers Request for a Catch '''
|1000
|[[Fishing]]
|Buff fishing success rate and speed.
|-
|[[File:Raw Hide!.png]]
|''' Raw Hide! '''
|500
|[[Animal Husbandry]]
|Bellow forth a mighty whoop to startle any horses in the vicinity, and cause them to rear for some duration of time. The closer the horse is, the longer it will be startled.
|-
|[[File:Dig Deeper.png]]
|''' Dig Deeper '''
|20000, doubling each time you dig the well deeper
|[[Tunneling]]
|By digging a well deeper you can reach lower, cooler, and ever fresher sources of water, increasing the water qualities of the well (+5Q). Digging Deeper becomes more expensive the farther down you get.
|-
|[[File:Vengeful Incantation.png]]
|''' Vengeful Incantation '''
|7500
|[[Rage]]
|By drawing deep breaths of vengence served cold, and on your utmost knowledge of the dark arts, you may send a Nidbane most fearsome after a hated enemy.
|-
|[[File:Polish the Silver.png]]
|''' Polish the Silver '''
|250
|[[Metallurgy]]
|By Polishing the Silver you may remove all Wear from a symbel item. Always reduces maximum wear on the polished item by one
|-
|[[File:Mine_Song.png]]
|''' Mine Song '''
| 1500
|[[Mining]]
|Excavate more ore and rock. Lasts 30 minutes.
|-
|[[File:Star_Gaze.png]]
|''' Star Gaze '''
| 250
|[[Deep Artifice]]
|Show a direction to falling [[Meteorite]]. Work only at night.
|}

==extra notes==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!style="text-align: center" colspan="2"|Name
!style="text-align: center" |Notes
|-
|[[File:Commune With Nature.png]]
|''' Commune With Nature '''
|
|-
|[[File:Kindle.png]]
|''' Kindle '''
|
|-
|[[File:Quell The Beast.png]]
|''' Quell The Beast '''
|
|-
|[[File:Gilding Song.png]]
|''' Gilding Song '''
|
|-
|[[File:Horse Whisper.png]]
|''' Horse Whisper '''
|
|-
|[[File:Contemplation And Meditation.png]]
|''' Contemplation & Meditation '''
|
|-
|[[File:Fishers Request for a Catch.png]]
|''' Fishers Request for a Catch '''
|
|-
|[[File:Raw Hide!.png]]
|''' Raw Hide! '''
|
|-
|[[File:Dig Deeper.png]]
|''' Dig Deeper '''
|
|-
|[[File:Vengeful Incantation.png]]
|''' Vengeful Incantation '''
|
|-
|[[File:Polish the Silver.png]]
|''' Polish the Silver '''
|
|-
|[[File:Mine_Song.png]]
|''' Mine Song '''
|
|-
|[[File:Star_Gaze.png]]
|''' Star Gaze '''
|
|}

Tables/Seasons/Forageables

2020-01-23T06:58:15Z

Rexz: /* Forageables Seasonality Table */

{{arrow|L}}[[Tables]]
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}}{{#ifexpr:{{#ask:[[sat3::+]]|format=count}}||{{error|Notification: Sat3 cases dropped to zero.}}}}
== Info ==
* Potential Foraging Seasonality data correctness issue: When a particular creature is given seasonality later on in future patches its kinda tricky to flush them out (''when its not included in the patch notes'') ... except by starting with a new fresh and empty table.
* Input data:
** '''...''': No data available.
** '''Y''': Spotted. - The easy one.
** '''N''': Technically this one is a bit tricky, given the randomness nature of spawning.
*** Input options might needs some additional re-thinking. As object seasonality can be a none bool(on/off) feature.
****Winter does not necessarily elminate some forageables right away, but snow/freezing ice will definitely cause many growing plants on the surface to disappear until the snow has melted/removed (cave foragables seem to be unaffected by snow and ice due to being underground)

== Forageables Seasonality Table ==
{| class="wikitable sortable bandedrows c1l c7l" style="text-align:center;"
! Forage
! width=45em | Spring
! width=45em | Summer
! width=45em | Autumn
! width=45em | Winter
! Image !! Remark
|-
| [[Bay Bolete]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Bay Bolete.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Black Trumpets]] ||N||N||Y||N|| [[File:Black Trumpets.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Bloated Bolete]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Bloated Bolete.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Blood Stern]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Blood Stern.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Blueberries]] ||...||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Blueberries.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Camomile]] ||Y||...||...||N|| [[File:Camomile.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Candleberry]] ||...||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Candleberry.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Cattail]] ||...||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Cattail Head.png|center|32px]][[File:Cattail Fibres.png|center|32px]][[File:Cattail Roots.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Cave Clay]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Cave Clay.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Cave Coral]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Cave Coral.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Cave Lantern]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Cave Lantern.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Cavebulb]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Cavebulb.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Chantrelles]] ||...||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Chantrelles.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Chiming Bluebell]] ||Y||...||...||N|| [[File:Chiming Bluebell.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Chives]] ||...||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Chives.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Clover]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Clover.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Coltsfoot]] ||Y||...||...||N|| [[File:Coltsfoot.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Common Starfish]] ||...||Y||Y||...|| [[File:Common Starfish.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Dandelion]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Dandelion.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Dewy Lady's Mantle]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Dewy Lady's Mantle.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Dill]] ||...||Y||...||N|| [[File:Dill.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Edelweiß]] ||Y||Y||...||...|| [[File:Edelweiß.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Field Blewits]] ||...||Y||...||N|| [[File:Field Blewits.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Four-Leaf Clover]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Four-Leaf Clover.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Frog's Crown]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Frog's Crown.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Frogspawn]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Frogspawn.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Giant Puffball]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Giant Puffball.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Glimmermoss]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Glimmermoss.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Gooseneck Barnacle]] ||...||Y||Y||...|| [[File:Gooseneck Barnacle.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Gray Clay]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Gray Clay.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Green Kelp]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Green Kelp.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Heartsease]] ||Y||Y||...||N|| [[File:Heartsease.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Indigo Cap]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Indigo Cap.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Kvann]] ||Y||Y||...||N|| [[File:Kvann.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Lady's Mantle]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Lady's Mantle.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Lamp Stalk]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Lamp Stalk.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Lingonberries]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Lingonberries.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Mandrake Root]] ||Y||Y||Y||...|| [[File:Mandrake Root.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Marsh-Mallow]] ||Y||...||...||N|| [[File:Marsh-Mallow.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Mistletoe]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Mistletoe.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Morels]] ||N||N||Y||N|| [[File:Morels.png|center|32px]] || ("Lorchel")
|-
| [[Oyster]] ||...||Y||Y||...|| [[File:Oyster.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Parasol Mushroom]] ||...||...||...||N|| [[File:Parasol Mushroom.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Peculiar Flotsam]] ||Y||Y||Y||...|| [[File:Peculiar Flotsam.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Perfect Autumn Leaf]] ||N||N||Y||N|| [[File:Perfect Autumn Leaf.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Rainbow Shell]] ||...||Y||...||...|| [[File:Rainbow Shell.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Rainbowpad]] ||...||...||...||...|| [[File:Rainbowpad.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Razor Clam]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Razor Clam.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[River Pearl Mussel]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:River Pearl Mussel.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Royal Toadstool]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Royal Toadstool.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Rustroot]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Rustroot.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Sage]] ||...||Y||...||N|| [[File:Sage.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Spindly Taproot]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Spindly Taproot.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Spirited Mandrake Root]] ||Y||Y||Y||...|| [[File:Spirited Mandrake Root.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Stalagoom]] ||Y||Y||Y||Y|| [[File:Stalagoom.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Stinging Nettle]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Stinging Nettle.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Strawberry]] ||...||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Strawberry.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Tangled Bramble]] ||Y||Y||...||N|| [[File:Tangled Bramble.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Thorny Thistle]] ||...||Y||...||N|| [[File:Thorny Thistle.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Thyme]] ||...||Y||...||N|| [[File:Thyme.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Uncommon Snapdragon]] ||Y||Y||...||N|| [[File:Uncommon Snapdragon.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Washed-up Bladderwrack]] ||...||Y||Y||...|| [[File:Washed-up Bladderwrack.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Waybroad]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Waybroad.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Wild Windsown Weed]] ||Y||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Wild Windsown Weed.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Wintergreen]] ||...||...||...||N|| [[File:Wintergreen.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Yarrow]] ||...||Y||Y||N|| [[File:Yarrow.png|center|32px]]
|-
| [[Yellowfeet]] ||...||Y||...||N|| [[File:Yellowfeet.png|center|32px]]
|}

Root Bosk

2020-01-23T00:10:19Z

Rexz:

{{infobox terrain
| image = File:RootBosk.png
| caption = Root Bosk Terrain
|
| pave = No
| plow = Yes
| speed = Run
|
| animals = [[Adder]], [[Ant Hill]], [[Ants]], [[Aurochs]], [[Badger]], [[Bat]], [[Bear]], [[Boar]], [[Dryad]], [[Earthworm]], [[Firefly]], [[Forest Snail]], [[Fox]], [[Frog]], [[Grub]], [[Hedgehog]], [[Lynx]], [[Midge Swarm]], [[Moose]], [[Mouflon]], [[Quail]], [[Rabbit Buck]], [[Rabbit Doe]], [[Rat]], [[Red Deer]], [[Silkmoth]], [[Stag Beetle]], [[Squirrel]], [[Toad]], [[Wild Bees]], [[Wood Grouse Cock]], [[Wood Grouse Hen]], [[Wolverine]]
|
| forage = [[Giant Puffball]], [[Blueberries]], [[Dandelion]], [[Spindly Taproot]], [[Stinging Nettle]], [[Chantrelles]], [[Lingonberries]], [[Morels]], [[Yellowfeet]], [[Parasol Mushroom]], [[Chiming Bluebell]], [[Kvann]]
| plants = [[Old Trunk]], [[Old Stump]], [[Arrowwood Bush]], [[Hawthorn Bush]], [[Spindle Bush]], [[Blackcurrant Bush]], [[Redcurrant Bush]], [[Tundra Rose Bush]], [[Caprifole Bush]], [[Dog Rose Bush]], [[Holly Bush]], [[Elderberry Bush]], [[Tibast Bush]], [[Bittersweet Nightshade Bush]]
}}

Root Bosk are one of the many biomes within the Hearthlands, a form of [[Forest Terrain]]. On foot, a Hearthling can travel at a running pace through Root Bosk, with a decent level of stamina drain for doing so. You may plow a Bosk to turn it into plowed dirt, but directly paving a Bosk is impossible. Root Bosk are a source of many of the different [[Foraging|forageables]] in the game, as with other forest terrains, so it is a good idea to settle down near or inside of one, particularly when starting out, since they also are a plentiful supply of various materials which are needed in spades during the early portions of the game, such as [[Block of Wood|Blocks of Wood]], [[Board]]s, [[Bough]]s, and edible berries and fruits.

Note: [[Aurochs]] and [[Mouflon]] are reported to be seen at this terrain type, but rarely. (''removed "(rarely)" text-data from animals field in infobox data'') 
:(''Just a thought. Those cases might be just stray animals, if spotted relative near the terrain border. Discuss at [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|talk]] page if needed.'')

<gallery>
RootboskMap.png | Root Bosk terrain on the map preview
</gallery>

User:Rexz

2020-01-21T05:38:51Z

Rexz:

Updating and cleaning the wiki for the good of the newbies!

Reach out to me on [http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=201543| H&H forum under Rexz]
or Discord: Rexz#0489

I will not respond to an add if you did not reach out to me personally, thx.

[[Special:Contributions/Rexz|My Contribution History]]

==Rexz's Wiki Commandments==

*Thou shall correct grammar and typo mistakes
*Thou shall learn to use relevant templates whenever possible, and especially when creating a new page (look bellow the edit box of a page thou are editing)
*Thou shall not clutter pages with redundant information and wordy sentences/paragraphs
**Thou shall not make link to another page a second time, unless it is in another section of a page and is important to the information/explanation
*Thou shall provide comprehensive coverage of a topic if there are important and/or confusing mechanics that need be explained
**Thou shall attach relevant screenshots/charts/graphs to replace or accompany long-winded explanations, especially if the visual information can be understood better than words
*Thou shall not make edits without confirming the information ahead of time, either by testing in-game, or soliciting information from a trusted source
**Thou shall not make edits with information verified from older worlds, unless cross-referencing [[Game Updates]], as to avoid adding outdated information

User talk:Rexz

2020-01-21T05:12:12Z

Rexz:

Barter Pole

2020-01-21T05:05:35Z

Rexz: Added Barter Pole

{{infobox metaobj
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::Yeomanry]]???
|objectsreq = [[requires::Stone]] x4, [[requires::Block of Wood]] x6, [[requires::Bone Glue]] x2
|repwith = [[requires::Block of Wood]]???
|lift = No
|sthp = ?
|soak = ?
}}
{{GM|$Build|$Buildings & Construction|Barter $Pole}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' can be used, in conjunction with [[Barter Stand]], to safely and automatically trade large quantity of items between Hearthlings.

==How to Use==

Normally, [[Barter Stand]] interacts with two [[:Category:Containers|containers]], utilizing a connection system using special objects called '''The Hand That Takes''' (Red) and '''The Hand That Gives''' (Green).
*The Green Hand, when placed in a container such as a [[Cupboard]], will take items inside that container to be sold to a customer that is purchasing from a Barter Stand.
*The Red Hand then, will take money (or specificed item) from the customer as payment when an item is sold, and store it in the container that the Red Hand is placed in.

[[Barter Pole]] works similarly to the giving/taking hand objects, except it can be applied to any inventory specific items within an small radius, allowing for better handling of larger volume of goods for merchants.
*The items can either be stockpiled or stored in containers, and as long as they are within the radius of the Barter Pole, they will be accounted for during Barter Stand transactions.
*The effective radius of the Pole is covers roughly 76 tiles as shown below

[[File:Barter Pole Range.png]]

''Placing the pole exactly in the middle of four adjacent tiles will maximize the amount of effective tiles covered''

For more information on trading mechanics, refer to [[Barter Stand#How to Use]]

==Notes==
*Added in {{Patch|title|A Fistful of Love}}
*Depends on which hand is applied to the Barter Pole, its graphic will change to indicate the specified hand (and thus the function of that specific pole), as shown in the infobox picture.
*Cannot be lifted, so choose the placement wisely.

File:Barter Pole Range.png

2020-01-21T04:46:32Z

Rexz: Rexz uploaded a new version of File:Barter Pole Range.png

== Summary ==
Demonstration of Barter Pole's effective radius

File:Barter Pole Range.png

2020-01-21T04:35:10Z

Rexz: Demonstration of Barter Pole's effective radius

== Summary ==
Demonstration of Barter Pole's effective radius

File:Barter Pole.png

2020-01-21T03:41:32Z

Rexz: Added in [A Fistful of Love] update

== Summary ==
Added in [A Fistful of Love] update

Gift Box

2020-01-21T02:58:04Z

Rexz: Added Gift Box

{{infobox metaobj
|xsize = 3
|ysize = 3
| xinv = 3
| yinv = 3
|skillreq = [[requires::???]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Cloth]] x2, [[requires::String]] x4
| producedby = Hand
}}
{{GM|$Craft|$Odds & Ends|$Gift Box}}

This special [[:Category:Containers|container]] can hold up to 9 items in a 3x3 grid.

This container was originally meant for containing gifts that can be wrapped up to be sent to friends, additionally you can wrap up items and drop into rivers (or a body of water) to surprise random strangers who may eventually pick it up!

Since this container is also an inventory item, players found that it can be useful for bundling multiple items to be sold at a [[Barter Stand]], taking up only one selling slot instead of multiple.

==Notes==

* Added in 2016 holiday update [http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=52447| Merry Christmas!].
* Can only be wrapped once, once it is open you cannot reseal the '''{{PAGENAME}}''' again.

File:Gift Box.png

2020-01-21T02:56:40Z

Rexz:

Wrecking Ball

2020-01-21T00:10:00Z

Rexz:

{{infobox metaobj
|xsize = 2
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[Wheelwrighting]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Board]] x10, [[requires::Block]] x30, [[requires::Stone]] x20, [[requires::Bone Glue]] x5, [[requires::Hardened Leather]] x1, [[requires::Rope]] x4
|repwith = [[Bone Glue]]
}}
{{GM|$Build|$Vehicles & Movables|Wr$ecking Ball}}
[[Category:Special Structures]]

The Wrecking Ball is a powerful siege engine that cannot move, but instead must be disassembled, carried and reassembled (thus resetting the 24 hour drying period before usage).

After building a Wrecking Ball, it takes 3 in-game days (24 real life hours) for the glue to dry and make it usable.

After placing a Wrecking Ball right-click it to see if an option to Wreck is available. If this option is not available, you placed the Wrecking Ball incorrectly.

==How to use==
Unlike the [[Battering Ram]], the Wrecking Ball does not require brimstone to build or repair offering an inexpensive siege option at the cost of time.
You have to build the wrecking ball so that the stakes (the wooden things on the legs) are facing your character when placing it. (See picture to the right or below for reference)

When placing the wrecking ball, you will have to hold shift+ctrl in order to move the Wrecking Ball closer to the wall. This is a must as you will not get a selection to "wreck" if the wrecking ball is not placed close enough.
If using a custom client, you can bring up the "bounding boxes view" (shift+B) in order to help you in placing the wrecking ball more accurately.

Visual of how to place the Wrecking Ball:

[[File:Wball_placement.png]]

==Damage==

The base damage of the Wrecking Ball is a static 40 damage. Therefore, damage can be calculated as follows:
<math>Damage = 40 + sqrt(strength) - Soak</math>

Only one person can operate wrecking ball at the same time.

'''Pickaxe or Sledgehammer does ''not'' help while using a Wrecking Ball.'''

==Notes==

* Added in update {{patch|title|Rekt!-ing Ball}}.

* Splash damage does occur when using wrecking ball

* The wrecking ball has no quality so it can be built using low quality materials

* It seems the waiting time on Wrecking Ball to dry is no longer 3 in-game days (1 real time day); in a lone case it has dried a couple real-time hours before the supposed finishing dry time.

* Because of the above, it is suspected the Wrecking Ball drying time was changed to 1 in-game day or 2 in-game days (8 real-time hours or 16 real-time hours respectively).

Archery Tower

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{{infobox metaobj
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::???]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Cloth]] x8, [[requires::Block of Wood]] x20, [[requires::Board]] x10, [[requires::Rope]] x2
|lift = No
}}
[[Category:Special Structures]]
{{GM|$Build|$Siege Equipment|$Archery Tower}}

[[Archery Tower|Archery Towers]] can be loaded with arrows and automatically fire at, and damage, any siege machine within 180 degrees in front of them. They are currently the only way to safely destroy offensive siege weapons while behind a wall.

They cannot damage other players, animals, and other [[Archery Tower|Archery Towers]], only siege machines/weapons; such as [[Wrecking Ball]], [[Catapult]], [[Battering Ram]].

The effective radius is 15 tiles deep from the placement point, and around 31 tiles wide.

[[File:Archery Tower Range.png|700px]]

==Notes==

*Added in the [http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=65123| Siege Chess] update
*[[Archery Tower|Archery Towers]] need a one hour charge to start attacking other siege machines.
*Must be constructed at least five tiles away from other towers.
*They can be hand-bashed.

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{{infobox metaobj
|xsize = 1
|ysize = 1
|skillreq = [[requires::???]]
|objectsreq = [[requires::Block of Wood]] x120, [[requires::Board]] x60, [[requires::Thatching Material]] x30
|lift = No
}}
[[Category:Special Structures]]
{{GM|$Build|$Siege Equipment|$Archery Tower}}

[[Archery Tower|Archery Towers]] can be loaded with arrows and automatically fire at, and damage, any siege machine within 180 degrees in front of them. They are currently the only way to safely destroy offensive siege weapons while behind a wall.

They cannot damage other players, animals, and other [[Archery Tower|Archery Towers]], only siege machines/weapons; such as [[Wrecking Ball]], [[Catapult]], [[Battering Ram]].

The effective radius is 15 tiles deep from the placement point, and around 31 tiles wide.

[[File:Archery Tower Range.png|700px]]

==Notes==

*Added in the [http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=65123| Siege Chess] update
*[[Archery Tower|Archery Towers]] need a one hour charge to start attacking other siege machines.
*Must be constructed at least five tiles away from other towers.
*They can be hand-bashed.

File:Archery Tower Range.png

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== Summary ==
Range of Archery Tower

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Added in the Siege Chess update

File:Archery Tower.png

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Board

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{{infobox metaobj
| xsize = 1
| ysize = 4
| skillreq = [[requires::Carpentry]]
| objectsreq = [[requires::Log]]
| producedby = [[requires::Bone Saw]] or [[requires::Metal Saw]]
}}

The quality of the boards depends on the quality of the [[Trees|tree]], the quality of your [[Metal Saw]] or [[Bone Saw]], and your [[Abilities#Carpentry|Carpentry]] skill level.

==How to Acquire==
Right click on a [[Log]] while having either a [[Metal Saw]] or [[Bone Saw]] equipped and the option "Make boards" appears. A metal saw can make more boards out of one log than a bone saw. However, it is often easier to get a high quality bone saw than it is to get an equal quality metal saw, so sometimes a bone saw is still desirable when you want quality Boards.

==Quality==
Your Carpentry skill acts as a softcap for board quality. The formula for board quality is as follows:

<math>\operatorname{_{q}Board} = \sqrt{_{q}Saw * _{q}Wood}</math>

If (Carpentry < board quality) then <math>\operatorname{_{FinalQ}Board} = \frac{_{q}Board + Carpentry}{2}</math>

Example (q10 Tree, q50 saw, 3 Carpentry)

board ql = sqrt(50 * 10)

board ql = 22.36

board ql = (22.36 + 3) / 2

board ql = 25.36 / 2

board ql = 12.68

board ql = 12

==Variations==
<gallery caption="Boards of trees" perrow=0 widths=50 heights=131 style="text-align: left">
File:board-alder.png|[[Alder Tree|Alder]]
File:board-appletree.png|[[Apple Tree|Apple]]
File:board-ash.png|[[Ash Tree|Ash]]
File:board-aspen.png|[[Aspen Tree|Aspen]]
File:board-baywillow.png|[[Bay Willow Tree|Bay Willow]]
File:board-beech.png|[[Beech Tree|Beech]]
File:board-birch.png|[[Birch Tree|Birch]]
File:board-birdcherrytree.png|[[Birdcherry Tree|Bird Cherry]]
File:board-buckthorn.png|[[Buckthorn Tree|Buckthorn]]
File:board-cedar.png|[[Cedar Tree|Cedar]]
File:board-cherry.png|[[Cherry Tree|Cherry]]
File:board-chestnuttree.png|[[Chestnut Tree|Chestnut]]
File:board-conkertree.png|[[Conker Tree|Conker]]
File:board-corkoak.png|[[Cork Oak Tree|Cork Oak]]
File:board-crabappletree.png|[[Crabapple Tree|Crabapple]]
File:board-cypress.png|[[Cypress Tree|Cypress]]
File:board-elm.png|[[Elm Tree|Elm]]
File:board-fir.png|[[Fir Tree|Fir]]
File:board-goldenchain.png|[[Goldenchain Tree|Goldenchain]]
File:board-hazel.png|[[Hazel Tree|Hazel]]
File:board-hornbeam.png|[[Hornbeam Tree|Hornbeam]]
File:board-juniper.png|[[Juniper Tree|Juniper]]
File:board-kingsoak.png|[[King's Oak Tree|King's Oak]]
File:board-larch.png|[[Larch Tree|Larch]]
File:board-laurel.png|[[Laurel Tree|Laurel]]
File:board-linden.png|[[Linden Tree|Linden]]
File:board-maple.png|[[Maple Tree|Maple]]
File:board-mulberry.png|[[Mulberry Tree|Mulberry]]
File:board-oak.png|[[Oak Tree|Oak]]
File:board-olivetree.png|[[Olive Tree|Olive]]
File:board-peartree.png|[[Pear Tree|Pear]]
File:board-pine.png|[[Pine Tree|Pine]]
File:board-planetree.png|[[Plane Tree|Planewood]]
File:board-plumtree.png|[[Plum Tree|Plum]]
File:board-poplar.png|[[Poplar Tree|Poplar]]
File:board-rowan.png|[[Rowan Tree|Rowan]]
File:board-sallow.png|[[Sallow Tree|Sallow]]
File:board-spruce.png|[[Spruce Tree|Spruce]]
File:board-sweetgum.png|[[Sweetgum Tree|Sweetgum]]
File:board-walnuttree.png|[[Walnut Tree|Walnut]]
File:board-whitebeam.png|[[Whitebeam Tree|Whitebeam]]
File:board-willow.png|[[Willow Tree|Willow]]
File:board-yew.png|[[Yew Tree|Yew]]
</gallery>