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**From w11 pre-patch now factor in the size of the curiosity which they describe when determining their final LP.  
**From w11 pre-patch now factor in the size of the curiosity which they describe when determining their final LP.  
*You may only study one scholarly account at a time.
*You may only study one scholarly account at a time.
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Latest revision as of 14:01, 2 March 2022

Scholarly Account
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Vital statistics
Size 1 x 1
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored. Scholar Credo
Object(s) Required Any Curiosity, Parchment, Feather, Any Pigment
Go to Objects

Scholarly Account is a Curiosity which can be used in the Study Report to earn Learning Points.

How to Acquire

Requires the Scholar Credo. Execute the recipe with any curio to create copies. From the patch notes: "You are limited in terms of how many scholarly accounts you can produce per unit of time, and you can only make accounts of a particular curiosity some slightly random number of times."

Quality

  • Scholarly Account Quality = and is softcapped by
  • Account Learning Points = .

Notes

  • You can copy large curiosities like Troll Skull to create 1x1 accounts, Hearthling Skulls and super rare curios like A Talking Whale.
    • From w11 pre-patch now factor in the size of the curiosity which they describe when determining their final LP.
  • You may only study one scholarly account at a time.

Game Development

  • World 12 (2020-03-06) >""Scholarly Accounts" now factor in the size of the curiosity which they describe when determining their final LP. You may only study one scholarly account at a time."
  • Frog Scholar (2018-10-26) >"Added "Scholarly Accounts". Scholars can create written accounts of any curiosity, which, then, can be studied as curiosities in their own right. You are limited in terms of how many scholarly accounts you can produce per unit of time, and you can only make accounts of a particular curiosity some slightly random number of times."