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Technology/Perfuming/1

2024-03-07T15:25:01Z

Catote: /* Research Costs */

{{TechnologyHeader
|name=Perfuming 1
|discipline=The Human Body
|image=Perfuming.png
|description=Making simple perfume from the extract of Citrus peels
|started=2021-08-24T08:29:30-04:00
|inprogress=no
|champion=
|points=37
|ended=2021-09-27T12:21:25-04:00
|complete=no
}}

=== Research Costs ===
* 50/50 Sweet Orange
* 50/50 Large Calamondin
* 50/50 Tangy Sudachi
* 50/50 Small Kinnow
* 30/50 Long Lemon
* 50/50 Flat Tangerine
* 50/50 Reddish Amanatsu
* 50/50 Greenish Lime

=== Prerequisites ===
* [[requires::Technology/Gardening/1|Gardening 1]]

{{TechnologyFooter}}

Test of the Giving Fisherman

2024-03-03T07:25:10Z

Catote: /* Notes */

{{Test
| name = The Test of the Giving Fisherman
| discipline = Natural Philosophy
| image = Harmony Test Icons_Giving Fisherman.png
| requirements =
* 100 [[requires::Paper (Papyrus)]]
* 100 [[requires::Fish]] - Any
* 100 [[requires::Citrus|Citrus Fruits]] - Any
* 100 [[requires::Fish Scales]] - Any
| demonstration =
| verified = false
}}

Assemble colorful gifts of fresh fish and fruit and present them to your fellow Egyptians. Receive points for giving an enjoyable gift. Lose points for giving bad gifts.

== Test Description ==
Create gifts of fresh Fish and Citrus Fruit and give these to your fellow Egyptians. Fish must be filleted using a [[Ceremonial Knife]]. Give a gift composed of the fish, color and fruit they like and you will receive points. If you give a gift they dislike, however, you will lose points. Earn bonus points by gifting to someone who has previously gifted to you. After enough gifts have been given, the citizen with the highest score each week will advance.

== Task List ==
Test of the Giving Fisherman is all about catching the diverse fish of Egypt. Prove your skill as a fisherman, by showing you know when and where to catch the fish of Egypt.
* Craft a [[Ceremonial Knife]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Successfully fillet a uncommon fish with a [[Ceremonial Knife]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Assemble a Gift of Fish at a [[Kitchen]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Give a gift (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Meditate on your score at an [[Essence of Harmony]]
* Pass Test of the Giving fisherman (awards 3 [[Talent Point]]s)

== Abstract ==
In the Test of the Giving Fisherman, you are tasked with making special gifts to give to other players. The thoughtful giver will be aware of the likes and dislikes of his recipient. Be the most generous and perceptive player in Egypt to pass this test!

== A General Overview ==
*1. Catch an uncommon fish (Or trade/acquire a fresh fish)
*2. Fillet with a special knife (requires different levels of filleting skill)
*3. Generates delicate fish meat (this doesn't make fish scales, roe or oil like normal filleting)
*4. Acquire a fish scale and a citrus fruit
*5. Assemble a wrapped gift (fish meat wrapped in preserved fish scale, served with a citrus fruit)
*6. Present the gift to another player

== A Detailed Overview ==
[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Test_of_the_Giving_Fisherman/User_template User Tracking Template]

To assemble a gift, you need: 1 [[Delicate fish meat]], 1 [[Fish Scales|fish scale]], 1 [[citrus]] fruit, and 1 [[Papyrus Paper]] in inventory. At a [[Kitchen]] select Recipes -> Gift of Fish. You will get a UI pop up to select the items. You can name the gift after assembly. The final gift is a complex item you must give to another player using the test menu when you click on them (similar to how you ask others to acro or compare achievements). They must accept your gift by choosing 'Yes'.

The gift will get an auto-name based on the ingredients: fish scale + fish + citrus + creator name.
: eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram'
If you want to track your gifts you can add or change the title
: eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram for Rana'

* Note A
*: You won't know what type of [[delicate fish meat]], [[Fish Scales|fish scale]] or [[citrus]] fruit to use. The scoring is a 'negative score' similar to coalitions but you wont know what that is until you try a combination and if the gift is consumed and the recipient tells you and/or you visit a [[Essence of Harmony]] to check your score after you give one.

* Note B
*: You can only make a gift from fish you have [[Skill/Filleting|filleted]] yourself. This requires L1 [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] skill from School of Worship.

* Note C
*: Crafting an [[Ceremonial Knife|Iron Ceremonial Knife]] requires [[Blacksmithing]] 0 and having started the Test. It does not, however, require [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] skill to craft; only to use. Thus it is possible to start the Test and craft an [[Ceremonial Knife|Iron Ceremonial Knife]] to earn a [[Talent Point]], even before learning how to fillet.

Your gift is worth points based on how much a player likes (is compatible with) your gift. Each player has preferred fish meats, scale colors, and citrus fruits. You can receive up to 6 points if your gift perfectly matches a player's preferences.

The amount of points you receive (or lose) is doubled if you give a gift to a player who has given you a gift before. Therefore, 12 points are possible from a single gift.

[[Essence of Harmony]] meditation messages:
# You feel out of touch with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel connected with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel in tune with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel harmonized with the wants and desires of Egypt.

There are 180 fish scale colors, 49 fish meats, and 208 citrus fruits in the game.

Each player has 18 favorite colors, 5 favorite fish, and 20 favorite citrus fruits (10% of the possibilities). You cannot choose these, they are tied uniquely and are generated from your avatar name (or some other manner). If a player gives you one of your favorite colors, they receive 2 points, likewise for the fruit type and fish type.

You also have 36 'Liked' colors, 10 liked fish, and 40 liked citrus (20% of the possibilities). A player giving you one of these receives 1 point instead.

You also have 72 'Disliked' colors (40% of the possibilities), 20 disliked fish, and 80 disliked citrus. A player giving you one of these receives -2 points. It is not possible to have less than 0 points total in this test, but you can lose points if you give bad gifts.

All other (30%) types of fish, colors, and fruits are 'neutral' for you and result in no points being awarded to the giver.
*NOTE: The message "You did not care for any part of the gift" appears when all ingredients are NEUTRAL to you. NOT Disliked.

You can give multiple gifts to the same person (one per day, up to a maximum of 10), but take care not to give them the identical gift. If you give a player a gift made up of exactly the same materials of a gift you have given them before, they will be offended and will dislike all aspects of it (giving you -6 or -12 points!)

*NOTE: Generally speaking, giving randomly made gifts to random people will not get you a positive score. This is because it is easier to lose points than gain them. If possible, try and do some research to figure out the likes/dislikes of a person first. Of course, this is often not possible if someone hasn't been given many gifts or doesn't keep track of their preferences. -Redshift

=== Some Examples of a Gift Giving ===

Janeway has prepared a gift to give to Picard. This is the first time she will give a gift to Picard. She used an Antique White fish scale, Delicate meat: Kingfish, and a Long Tangelo to make her gift. She gives the gift to Picard, who accepts it. She gets a message telling her that Picard enjoyed her gift overall (this means she gained points. There would be a different message if she gained no points and another for losing points.) Picard however receives a message indicating how exactly how he felt about the three aspects of the gift (a favorite color, a liked fruit, and a disliked fish) Janeway also knows that Picard had previously given her a gift a few weeks ago. From this, we can see how the points are calculated behind the scenes. (one of Picard's favorite colors (2) + liked fruits (1) + disliked fish (-2)) * Picard gave Janeway a gift before (2) = 2 points!

Betty has prepared a gift for Risotto. This will be the 3rd gift Betty has given to Risotto. Risotto has never given a gift to Betty. Betty prepares a gift of Red fish scale, Delicate meat:Spotted Sea Cucumber, and Reddish Lime. Risotto loves all three aspects (a favorite color, fish, and fruit) and receives a pop-up that he loved the gift, as opposed to the message in Main. So, Betty receives this many points: 
[(2+2+2)]*1 = 6 points.

Gelato has prepared a gift for Tom. This will be the 11th gift Gelato has prepared for Tom. Tom refuses the gift, because he has already received too many gifts from Gelato (the limit is 10). No points are awarded.

=== Checking your Score ===

To check your score, you must visit an Essence of Harmony. The essence ''will not'' tell you your exact numerical score but it will let you know how generous you are relative to your peers (defined as those who have not passed the test, are signed up for the test, and have given at least one gift.) You will get a different message if your score is in the top 5, 10, 25, 50, or 100 percent of peers. It is possible to keep track of your exact score on your own, but this requires that the gift recipient share with the gift giver or others the message they got upon receiving the gift, so that that player's likes and dislikes can be deduced.

Possible Messages:
*You feel out of touch with the wants and desires of Egypt.

=== Notes ===
You may not give a gift to a player if they have accepted a gift from you in the past 24 hours. Conversely, if you accept a gift from someone, you cannot accept another gift from anyone until at least 2 hours have passed. Gifts may only be made to citizens (paid, at least level 1 players) of Egypt. 
Delicate fish meat is a complex item, named for the type of fish from which it came. You do not have to catch the fish yourself, but it must be a freshly caught fish. You must fillet the fish yourself. If the delicate fish meat is given to another player, dropped, or placed into a storage container, it immediately spoils and cannot be used for gifts. It also spoils if left in your inventory for more than 24 hours. When delicate fish meat spoils, it becomes Rotten Fish. An assembled gift is under the same restrictions as delicate fish meat (since it still contains the meat). There will be an option in the test menu "Inspect gift..." that will allow you to sniff the gift to make sure it is still fresh if you are unsure. If you give a rotten gift to another player, they automatically dislike all aspects of it, regardless of their preferences. If a gift is given using the Test menu it is immediately consumed by the gift recipient - so no new items appear in the recipient's inventory.

== Filleting ==
You must use special knife to fillet fish if you want to use it for gift-giving. You ''must'' have at least L1 [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] Skill from [[School of Worship]] to use the knife.

For [[delicate fish meat]] [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] you do not need to use a kitchen. If you have a [[whole fish]] and a ceremonial knife in your inventory, there will be an option to '''Inventory->Right-Click Fish->Ceremonially Fillet Fish'''.

This is a special form of filleting and has a '''''high chance of failure'''''. After all, no one wants jagged chunks of meat handed to them! You will automatically use the highest quality [[Ceremonial Knife]] you have on you. You can only fillet one fish at a time, and doing so starts a long focus timer. The chance of success is greater with high levels of focus, filleting skill, and a good quality ceremonial knife. If you fail, the fish is destroyed and you must try again with a different fish, but this only activates a short focus timer.
 
'''NOTE: According to conversation with Kasiya this data is based on the initial Test proposal and is NOT how it is coded. We would need to collect data to figure out the correct formula'''
 
16 [[focus]] + 7 [[Skill/Filleting|filleting]] + [[Ceremonial Platinum Knife|Platinum ceremonial knife]] = 100% chance of success.

The % chance of success is calculated as follows: square root of Focus + (Filleting skill * (Filleting skill + 1)) + Knife bonus. The Knife bonuses are noted below.

=== Freshness ===
There are 2 different times the fish can go off (fillet the fish, gift of fish) I filleted a load of fish and made some into gifts. I waited an hour or two and the fish fillets went off FASTER than the gift of fish which remained fresh for longer. (Peter)

Breakdown of freshness:
==== Delicate Fish Meat ====
* very fresh (0-30 mins)
* fresh (30-60 mins)
* seems fresh (60-75 mins)
* seems a little stale (75 - 120 min)
* quite stale (120-240 mins?)
* spoiled (240+ min? 1 day?) When you examine this fish it turns into rotten fish

==== Gift of fish ====
* very fresh (0-120 mins?) (9/22/2021: still "very fresh" at 3.5 hours)
* fresh (??? mins)
* a little stale (9/22/2021: "a little stale" at 14.5 hours)
* quite stale (9/22/2021 16.5-19 hours)
* "Your fish has spoiled!" Upon examination, gift is removed from inventory and 1 rotten fish added. (sometime before 22 hours)

So you can wait an hour before making the fillet into a gift, then 2 hours? before you have to give the gift.

*NOTE (Peter) Observed making a gift out of fish that little stale and it made a very fresh gift. Did not gift the gift so not sure if this is still fresh or not?

*NOTE (blondie) I had inspected a delicate meat and my message was that it was somewhat stale (6h30m) but i tried making gift anyway. After giving the gift there was no problem for the person and i got the usual message of likes, dislikes.

*NOTE (Peacefulness) When inspecting delicate meat, it "seemed fresh", but it was assembled into a gift of fish that "seemed very fresh". When asking a dev about this, he replied that a Gift of Fish lasts longer than Delicate Meat, which lasts longer than Whole Fish.

=== [[Ceremonial Knife]] (made on a forge, either type) ===
==== Iron, 10 minutes ====
* 1 [[Utility Knife]]
* 10 [[Iron]]
* 2 [[Feather Tree|Resin: Feather Tree]]
==== Bronze, 30 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 1 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Iron knife]]
* 10 [[Bronze]]
* 6 [[Hokkaido|Resin: Hokkaido]]
==== Silver, 90 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 2 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Bronze knife]]
* 10 [[Silver]]
* 18 [[Passam|Resin: Passam]]
==== Gold, 270 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 3 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Silver Knife]]
* 10 [[Gold]]
* 54 [[Tapacae Miralis|Resin: Tapacae Miralis]]
==== Platinum, 810 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 4 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Gold Knife]]
* 10 [[Platinum]]
* 162 [[Bloodbark|Resin: Bloodbark]]
* 1 [[Template: Platinum Ceremonial Knife]] (Event Prize)

These knives add 1, 5, 10, 20, and 40% to your chance to fillet delicate fish meat respectively. You do not need to make your own knife, you can get one from someone else to use.

===About Making Platinum Ceremonial Knives===
True Cost of Platinum Ceremonial Knife from cradle to grave: 
Iron 12 
Charcoal 1620 
Crudely Carved Handle 1 
Wooden Peg 2 
Feather Tree Resin 2 
Bronze 10 
Hokkaido Resin 6 
Silver 10 
Passam Resin 18 
Gold 10 
Tapacae Mirallis Resin 54 
Platinum 10 
Bloodbark Resin 162 
Cradle to grave making a Platinum knife takes 1310 minutes AKA 22 Teppy/Ducky Hours 
Currently making a Platinum knife ALONE is 15 hours and 50 minutes in real time. (Nov 2018) 
Also add in, you need someone with maxxed out Filleting skill. 

=== Passing ===
After 111 gifts have been given in Egypt, passing begins weekly, with the highest scoring player passing each week. Runners up are shown, and passes can be retained in the event of a tie.

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Test of the Giving Fisherman

2024-03-03T07:20:56Z

Catote: /* Notes */

{{Test
| name = The Test of the Giving Fisherman
| discipline = Natural Philosophy
| image = Harmony Test Icons_Giving Fisherman.png
| requirements =
* 100 [[requires::Paper (Papyrus)]]
* 100 [[requires::Fish]] - Any
* 100 [[requires::Citrus|Citrus Fruits]] - Any
* 100 [[requires::Fish Scales]] - Any
| demonstration =
| verified = false
}}

Assemble colorful gifts of fresh fish and fruit and present them to your fellow Egyptians. Receive points for giving an enjoyable gift. Lose points for giving bad gifts.

== Test Description ==
Create gifts of fresh Fish and Citrus Fruit and give these to your fellow Egyptians. Fish must be filleted using a [[Ceremonial Knife]]. Give a gift composed of the fish, color and fruit they like and you will receive points. If you give a gift they dislike, however, you will lose points. Earn bonus points by gifting to someone who has previously gifted to you. After enough gifts have been given, the citizen with the highest score each week will advance.

== Task List ==
Test of the Giving Fisherman is all about catching the diverse fish of Egypt. Prove your skill as a fisherman, by showing you know when and where to catch the fish of Egypt.
* Craft a [[Ceremonial Knife]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Successfully fillet a uncommon fish with a [[Ceremonial Knife]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Assemble a Gift of Fish at a [[Kitchen]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Give a gift (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Meditate on your score at an [[Essence of Harmony]]
* Pass Test of the Giving fisherman (awards 3 [[Talent Point]]s)

== Abstract ==
In the Test of the Giving Fisherman, you are tasked with making special gifts to give to other players. The thoughtful giver will be aware of the likes and dislikes of his recipient. Be the most generous and perceptive player in Egypt to pass this test!

== A General Overview ==
*1. Catch an uncommon fish (Or trade/acquire a fresh fish)
*2. Fillet with a special knife (requires different levels of filleting skill)
*3. Generates delicate fish meat (this doesn't make fish scales, roe or oil like normal filleting)
*4. Acquire a fish scale and a citrus fruit
*5. Assemble a wrapped gift (fish meat wrapped in preserved fish scale, served with a citrus fruit)
*6. Present the gift to another player

== A Detailed Overview ==
[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Test_of_the_Giving_Fisherman/User_template User Tracking Template]

To assemble a gift, you need: 1 [[Delicate fish meat]], 1 [[Fish Scales|fish scale]], 1 [[citrus]] fruit, and 1 [[Papyrus Paper]] in inventory. At a [[Kitchen]] select Recipes -> Gift of Fish. You will get a UI pop up to select the items. You can name the gift after assembly. The final gift is a complex item you must give to another player using the test menu when you click on them (similar to how you ask others to acro or compare achievements). They must accept your gift by choosing 'Yes'.

The gift will get an auto-name based on the ingredients: fish scale + fish + citrus + creator name.
: eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram'
If you want to track your gifts you can add or change the title
: eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram for Rana'

* Note A
*: You won't know what type of [[delicate fish meat]], [[Fish Scales|fish scale]] or [[citrus]] fruit to use. The scoring is a 'negative score' similar to coalitions but you wont know what that is until you try a combination and if the gift is consumed and the recipient tells you and/or you visit a [[Essence of Harmony]] to check your score after you give one.

* Note B
*: You can only make a gift from fish you have [[Skill/Filleting|filleted]] yourself. This requires L1 [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] skill from School of Worship.

* Note C
*: Crafting an [[Ceremonial Knife|Iron Ceremonial Knife]] requires [[Blacksmithing]] 0 and having started the Test. It does not, however, require [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] skill to craft; only to use. Thus it is possible to start the Test and craft an [[Ceremonial Knife|Iron Ceremonial Knife]] to earn a [[Talent Point]], even before learning how to fillet.

Your gift is worth points based on how much a player likes (is compatible with) your gift. Each player has preferred fish meats, scale colors, and citrus fruits. You can receive up to 6 points if your gift perfectly matches a player's preferences.

The amount of points you receive (or lose) is doubled if you give a gift to a player who has given you a gift before. Therefore, 12 points are possible from a single gift.

[[Essence of Harmony]] meditation messages:
# You feel out of touch with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel connected with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel in tune with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel harmonized with the wants and desires of Egypt.

There are 180 fish scale colors, 49 fish meats, and 208 citrus fruits in the game.

Each player has 18 favorite colors, 5 favorite fish, and 20 favorite citrus fruits (10% of the possibilities). You cannot choose these, they are tied uniquely and are generated from your avatar name (or some other manner). If a player gives you one of your favorite colors, they receive 2 points, likewise for the fruit type and fish type.

You also have 36 'Liked' colors, 10 liked fish, and 40 liked citrus (20% of the possibilities). A player giving you one of these receives 1 point instead.

You also have 72 'Disliked' colors (40% of the possibilities), 20 disliked fish, and 80 disliked citrus. A player giving you one of these receives -2 points. It is not possible to have less than 0 points total in this test, but you can lose points if you give bad gifts.

All other (30%) types of fish, colors, and fruits are 'neutral' for you and result in no points being awarded to the giver.
*NOTE: The message "You did not care for any part of the gift" appears when all ingredients are NEUTRAL to you. NOT Disliked.

You can give multiple gifts to the same person (one per day, up to a maximum of 10), but take care not to give them the identical gift. If you give a player a gift made up of exactly the same materials of a gift you have given them before, they will be offended and will dislike all aspects of it (giving you -6 or -12 points!)

*NOTE: Generally speaking, giving randomly made gifts to random people will not get you a positive score. This is because it is easier to lose points than gain them. If possible, try and do some research to figure out the likes/dislikes of a person first. Of course, this is often not possible if someone hasn't been given many gifts or doesn't keep track of their preferences. -Redshift

=== Some Examples of a Gift Giving ===

Janeway has prepared a gift to give to Picard. This is the first time she will give a gift to Picard. She used an Antique White fish scale, Delicate meat: Kingfish, and a Long Tangelo to make her gift. She gives the gift to Picard, who accepts it. She gets a message telling her that Picard enjoyed her gift overall (this means she gained points. There would be a different message if she gained no points and another for losing points.) Picard however receives a message indicating how exactly how he felt about the three aspects of the gift (a favorite color, a liked fruit, and a disliked fish) Janeway also knows that Picard had previously given her a gift a few weeks ago. From this, we can see how the points are calculated behind the scenes. (one of Picard's favorite colors (2) + liked fruits (1) + disliked fish (-2)) * Picard gave Janeway a gift before (2) = 2 points!

Betty has prepared a gift for Risotto. This will be the 3rd gift Betty has given to Risotto. Risotto has never given a gift to Betty. Betty prepares a gift of Red fish scale, Delicate meat:Spotted Sea Cucumber, and Reddish Lime. Risotto loves all three aspects (a favorite color, fish, and fruit) and receives a pop-up that he loved the gift, as opposed to the message in Main. So, Betty receives this many points: 
[(2+2+2)]*1 = 6 points.

Gelato has prepared a gift for Tom. This will be the 11th gift Gelato has prepared for Tom. Tom refuses the gift, because he has already received too many gifts from Gelato (the limit is 10). No points are awarded.

=== Checking your Score ===

To check your score, you must visit an Essence of Harmony. The essence ''will not'' tell you your exact numerical score but it will let you know how generous you are relative to your peers (defined as those who have not passed the test, are signed up for the test, and have given at least one gift.) You will get a different message if your score is in the top 5, 10, 25, 50, or 100 percent of peers. It is possible to keep track of your exact score on your own, but this requires that the gift recipient share with the gift giver or others the message they got upon receiving the gift, so that that player's likes and dislikes can be deduced.

Possible Messages:
*You feel out of touch with the wants and desires of Egypt.

=== Notes ===
You may not give a gift to a player if they have accepted a gift from you in the past 24 hours. Conversely, if you accept a gift from someone, you cannot accept another gift from anyone until at least 2 hours have passed. Gifts may only be made to citizens (paid, at least level 1 players) of Egypt. 
Delicate fish meat is a complex item, named for the type of fish from which it came. You do not have to catch the fish yourself, but it must be a freshly caught fish. You must fillet the fish yourself. If the delicate fish meat is given to another player, dropped, or placed into a storage container, it immediately spoils and cannot be used for gifts. It also spoils if left in your inventory for more than 24 hours. When delicate fish meat spoils, it becomes Rotten Fish. An assembled gift is under the same restrictions as delicate fish meat (since it still contains the meat). There will be an option in the test menu "Inspect gift..." that will allow you to sniff the gift to make sure it is still fresh if you are unsure. If you give a rotten gift to another player, they automatically dislike all aspects of it, regardless of their preferences. If a gift is given using the Test menu it is immediately consumed by the gift recipient - so no new items appear in the recipient's inventory. 
 
Passed the test in T11 with 23 pts, after handing out 27 gifts, worth 40 pts. If gifts to friends (who have given me fish first) does not give double value, and if the initial value can go below 0, then the numbers fits /Catote 3. marts 2024

== Filleting ==
You must use special knife to fillet fish if you want to use it for gift-giving. You ''must'' have at least L1 [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] Skill from [[School of Worship]] to use the knife.

For [[delicate fish meat]] [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] you do not need to use a kitchen. If you have a [[whole fish]] and a ceremonial knife in your inventory, there will be an option to '''Inventory->Right-Click Fish->Ceremonially Fillet Fish'''.

This is a special form of filleting and has a '''''high chance of failure'''''. After all, no one wants jagged chunks of meat handed to them! You will automatically use the highest quality [[Ceremonial Knife]] you have on you. You can only fillet one fish at a time, and doing so starts a long focus timer. The chance of success is greater with high levels of focus, filleting skill, and a good quality ceremonial knife. If you fail, the fish is destroyed and you must try again with a different fish, but this only activates a short focus timer.
 
'''NOTE: According to conversation with Kasiya this data is based on the initial Test proposal and is NOT how it is coded. We would need to collect data to figure out the correct formula'''
 
16 [[focus]] + 7 [[Skill/Filleting|filleting]] + [[Ceremonial Platinum Knife|Platinum ceremonial knife]] = 100% chance of success.

The % chance of success is calculated as follows: square root of Focus + (Filleting skill * (Filleting skill + 1)) + Knife bonus. The Knife bonuses are noted below.

=== Freshness ===
There are 2 different times the fish can go off (fillet the fish, gift of fish) I filleted a load of fish and made some into gifts. I waited an hour or two and the fish fillets went off FASTER than the gift of fish which remained fresh for longer. (Peter)

Breakdown of freshness:
==== Delicate Fish Meat ====
* very fresh (0-30 mins)
* fresh (30-60 mins)
* seems fresh (60-75 mins)
* seems a little stale (75 - 120 min)
* quite stale (120-240 mins?)
* spoiled (240+ min? 1 day?) When you examine this fish it turns into rotten fish

==== Gift of fish ====
* very fresh (0-120 mins?) (9/22/2021: still "very fresh" at 3.5 hours)
* fresh (??? mins)
* a little stale (9/22/2021: "a little stale" at 14.5 hours)
* quite stale (9/22/2021 16.5-19 hours)
* "Your fish has spoiled!" Upon examination, gift is removed from inventory and 1 rotten fish added. (sometime before 22 hours)

So you can wait an hour before making the fillet into a gift, then 2 hours? before you have to give the gift.

*NOTE (Peter) Observed making a gift out of fish that little stale and it made a very fresh gift. Did not gift the gift so not sure if this is still fresh or not?

*NOTE (blondie) I had inspected a delicate meat and my message was that it was somewhat stale (6h30m) but i tried making gift anyway. After giving the gift there was no problem for the person and i got the usual message of likes, dislikes.

*NOTE (Peacefulness) When inspecting delicate meat, it "seemed fresh", but it was assembled into a gift of fish that "seemed very fresh". When asking a dev about this, he replied that a Gift of Fish lasts longer than Delicate Meat, which lasts longer than Whole Fish.

=== [[Ceremonial Knife]] (made on a forge, either type) ===
==== Iron, 10 minutes ====
* 1 [[Utility Knife]]
* 10 [[Iron]]
* 2 [[Feather Tree|Resin: Feather Tree]]
==== Bronze, 30 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 1 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Iron knife]]
* 10 [[Bronze]]
* 6 [[Hokkaido|Resin: Hokkaido]]
==== Silver, 90 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 2 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Bronze knife]]
* 10 [[Silver]]
* 18 [[Passam|Resin: Passam]]
==== Gold, 270 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 3 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Silver Knife]]
* 10 [[Gold]]
* 54 [[Tapacae Miralis|Resin: Tapacae Miralis]]
==== Platinum, 810 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 4 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Gold Knife]]
* 10 [[Platinum]]
* 162 [[Bloodbark|Resin: Bloodbark]]
* 1 [[Template: Platinum Ceremonial Knife]] (Event Prize)

These knives add 1, 5, 10, 20, and 40% to your chance to fillet delicate fish meat respectively. You do not need to make your own knife, you can get one from someone else to use.

===About Making Platinum Ceremonial Knives===
True Cost of Platinum Ceremonial Knife from cradle to grave: 
Iron 12 
Charcoal 1620 
Crudely Carved Handle 1 
Wooden Peg 2 
Feather Tree Resin 2 
Bronze 10 
Hokkaido Resin 6 
Silver 10 
Passam Resin 18 
Gold 10 
Tapacae Mirallis Resin 54 
Platinum 10 
Bloodbark Resin 162 
Cradle to grave making a Platinum knife takes 1310 minutes AKA 22 Teppy/Ducky Hours 
Currently making a Platinum knife ALONE is 15 hours and 50 minutes in real time. (Nov 2018) 
Also add in, you need someone with maxxed out Filleting skill. 

=== Passing ===
After 111 gifts have been given in Egypt, passing begins weekly, with the highest scoring player passing each week. Runners up are shown, and passes can be retained in the event of a tie.

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Serenity/Wood Treatment

2024-02-25T08:56:16Z

Catote: /* Wood Treatment Recipes for Tank 1 */

Back to [[Guild:Serenity|Serenity]]

==Wood Treatment Recipes for Tank 1==

k-values: 4.147 - 4.662 - 4.756 - 4.110 - 3.954 - 4.704 - 4.580 - 4.694

*'''Hard, Fireproof, Rotproof, Nontoxic''': 50 bonemeal, 10 lime, 10 ash, 40 petroleum, 10 beeswax, 30 cc
*'''Hard, Fireproof, Rotproof''': 20 Lead, 30 Lime, 20 Ash, 50 Petroleum, 10 Lead
*'''Hard, Rotproof''': 40 lime, 40 petroleum, 7 lead
*'''Pliable, Nontoxic, Blonde''': 90 Saltpeter
*'''Fireproof, Nontoxic, Blonde''': 50 Bonemeal, 10 Lime, 10 Saltpeter
*'''Termite-resistent, White''': 60 Sulfur, 60 Saltpeter, 30 Lime, 20 Petroleum
*'''Hard, Nontoxic, White''': 130 Bonemeal, 30 Petroleum, 20 Lead
*'''Rotproof, Nontoxic''': 50 Bonemeal, 30 Petroleum
*'''Volatile, Rotproof, Termite-resistent''': 180 Petroleum
*'''Termite-prone, Rigid''': 80 Water, 30 Sulfur, 10 Lead
*'''Pliable, Nontoxic, Termite-resistent, Blonde''': 130 Saltpeter, 20 Lead
*'''Rigid, Nontoxic, Termite-resistent''': 20 Charcoal, 30 Sulfur, 40 Saltpeter, 20 Lead
*'''Rigid, Hard, Rotproof, Nontoxic, Black''': 150 Charcoal, 10 Bonemeal, 10 Oil, 30 Wax, 26 Lead

==Wood Treatment Recipes for Tank 2==

Guild:Serenity

2024-02-20T11:36:48Z

Catote: /* Mineral Map */

=Serenity=

Our guild is a social hub for members. We aims to provide the facilities that enable us all to achieve our individual and collective goals, including regional research.

[[File:Serenity Camp.png|600px|center]]

'''Serenity Guild House is located in Bernike 2262, -1115'''

* Some [[Serenity/Common guidelines|Common Guidelines]].

* Details of the facilities we have available can be seen on the [[Serenity/Facilities|Facilities]] page.

* Feeling a little altruistic? Great. The following page will list what you can do to help out: [[Guild:Serenity/Help]]

* Details of [[Serenity/wines|wines]] in the Warehouse at xx, xx can be found [[Serenity/wines|here]]

== Schooners==
Schooners are a guild resource. We have 4. Anyone taking one out, please landmark the spot and bring back after use.

Harbor: 3490, -75

==Discord==
{{Box|We're on Discord, come visit us at https://discord.gg/w8JcEXnJNf}}

==Categorized Pages==
===Large, Simple, and Indo Bee Hives===
[[Serenity/hives|Bee Hives]] 
===Mineral Map===
[[Serenity/minerals|Mineral Map]] 

Mining camps:
* Maladium x4, 1780, -1249. 330db
* Malachite x4, 1779, -1280. 78619db
* Gravel x1, 1531, -843
* Hematite x4, 1790, -656. 91301db
* Cinnabar x4, 1470, -641. 618db
* Malachite x4, 1651, -778. 114318db
* Malachite x4, 2913, -1606. 90046db
* Hematite x4, 2935, -1619. 69861db
* Hematite x4, 2637, -1399. 160103db
* Gravel x4, 2544, -1446. 1593db
* Malachite x4, 2031, -1284. 137619db
* Galena x4, 2067, -1203. 101509db
To place:
* Hematite, 2081, -1279, 44949db
* Cinnabar, 1261, 2991. 521dn
* Malardium, 1316, 3031. 392dn

Hades furnaces:
* 2379, -1357
* 2369, -1425
* 2376, -1359
* 2551, -1386

===Raeli Oven stuff===
* [[Serenity/Raeli_Oven_List]]
* [[Serenity/HueSatMap]]
* [[Serenity/HueSatDeepDredgeMap]]

===Decorative Stone===
[[Serenity/Marbles List|List of quarries]]

===Current Projects===
[[Serenity/Projects|Current Projects]] 
[[Serenity/Hor-em-akhet|Hor-em-akhet]] 

===Yeast Testing and Beer Spots===
[[Serenity/Yeast Spots|Yeast Spots]] 

===Wood and Metal Treatment===
[[Serenity/Wood Treatment|Wood Treatment Recipes]] 
[[Serenity/Metal Treatment|Metal Treatment Recipes]] 

===Herb Needs===
[[Serenity/Herb Needs|Herb Needs]] 

===Mushrooms===
[[Serenity/Mushrooms|Mushroom Page]]

===Pilgrim Route===

*2 Copper Straps at 3052, -1048 (Bernike)
*15 Fertile Papyrus at 3678, -1116 (Bernike)
*20 Ash at 4290, -1130 (Damot)
*20 Potash at 4920, -1210 (Damot)
*20 Lime at 4670, -600 (Pwenet)
*50 Silt at 4050, -310 (Pwenet)
*30 Gravel at 3415, -250 (Bernike)

===Cut Gems===

If you are in need of cut gems please leave a private message for Solaris (ingame) listing your needs. He will cut gems for guild members for free (in his own pace).

===Citrus===
[[Serenity/Citrus|Citrus Page]] (also linked from Trading)

[[Category:Guilds]]

{{lowercase title}}

Serenity/Marbles List

2024-02-20T11:11:19Z

Catote:

Back to [[Guild:Serenity|Serenity]]

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3"
|-
!'''''Marble Type'''''!!'''''Coords'''''!!'''''Gearbox 1'''''!!'''''Gearbox 2'''''!!'''''Quarried'''''!!'''''Salvaged and Signed'''''!!'''''Comments'''''
|-
| Tangerine Marble || Bernike 2003, -935 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Hornet's Wing Granite || Bernike 2075, -943 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2280, -938 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| ??? || Bernike 2039, -1038 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Swenett 1950, -1068 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2035, -1083 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2254, -937 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2100, -930 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2077, -931 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2118, -977 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2093, -983 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2047, -984 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2017, -990 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2004, -997 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 1960, -994 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2363, -1272 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2325, -1292 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2392, -587 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2233, -587 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Oyster Marble || Bernike 2345, -580 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Canary Granite || Swenett 1901, -1205 || || || || || |
|-
| Canary Granite || Swenett 1855, -1207 || || || || || |
|-
| Serpentine Marble || Swenett 1765, -1215 || || || || || |
|-
| Serpentine Marble || Swenett 1751, -1210 || || || || || |
|-
| Canary Granite || Swenett 1740, -1215 || || ||Yes || Yes|| |
|-
| Mud Granite || Swenett 1732, -1202 || || || || || |
|-
| Serpentine || Swenett 1880, -1255 || || || || || |
|-
| Yellow Alabaster || Bernike 2171, -966 || || ||Yes || Yes|| |
|-
| Grey Star || Bernike 2180, -967 || || ||Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Grey Star || Bernike 2709, -1701 || || || || || |
|-
| Yellow Alabaster|| Swenett 1733, -972 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Yellow Alabaster || Swenett 1648, -996 || || || || || |
|-
| Grey Star || Bernike 1659, -1012 || || || || || |
|-
| Cherry Travertine || Bernike 2158, -1239 || || || || || |
|-
| Tangerine Marble || Swenett 1701, -1224 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Tangerine Marble || Swenett 1749, -1259 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Cherry Travertine || Swenett 1772, -1251 || || ||yes || yes|| |
|-
| Island Blue Marble || Bernike 2214, -964 || || || Yes || Yes || |
|-
| Island Blue Marble || Bernike 2155, -941 || || ||Yes ||Yes || |
|-
| White Alabaster || Swenett 1983, -930 || || ||yes || yes || |
|-
| White Alabaster || Swenett 1932, -971 || || ||Yes || Yes || |
|-
| White Travertine || Bernike 2423, -548 || || ||Yes || Yes || |
|-
| White Travertine || Bernike 2357, -603 || || || || || |
|-
| White Travertine || Bernike 2884, -1304 || || || || || near UWorship
|-
| Mountain Marble || Bernike 2127, -1005 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Mountain Marble || Bernike 2083, -1029 || || ||Yes ||YEs || |
|-
| White Travertine || Bernike 2312, -861 || || || || || |
|-
| White Travertine || Bernike 2419, -871 || || || || || |
|-
| Jade || Bernike 2029, -1086 || || || || || |
|-
| Hornets Wing || Bernike 1936, -1087 || || || || || |

|}

===Marble for Library (dedicated)===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3"
|-
!'''''Marble Type'''''!!'''''Coords'''''!!'''''Gearbox 1'''''!!'''''Gearbox 2'''''!!'''''Quarried'''''!!'''''Salvaged'''''!!'''''Comments'''''
|-
| Blood Granite || Bernike 1865, -163 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Blood Granite || Bernike 1698, -171 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Grey Star || Bernike 2008, -167 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Grey Star || Bernike 1979, -174 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Grey Star || Bernike 1739, -138 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Rose Alabaster || Bernike 1971, -161 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| Rose Alabaster || Bernike 1883, -153 || || || yes || yes || |
|-
| White Travertine || Bernike 1640, -149 || || || || || |
|-
| White Travertine || Bernike 1580, -131 || || || || || |

|}

Tomb of the Immortal

2024-02-16T09:49:13Z

Catote: /* Construction Cost */

{{Building
| name = Tomb of the Immortal
| image = ToI.png
| location = [[requires::Small Construction Site]]
| size =
| requirements =
| material1 = [[requires::Limestone]]
| qty1 = 120
| material2 = [[requires::Gold Foil]]
| qty2 = 50
| material3 = [[requires::Gold Wire]]
| qty3 = 10
| material4 = [[requires::Paint|Gold Paint]]
| qty4 = 100
| material5 = [[requires::Paint|Maroon Paint]]
| qty5 = 200
| material6 = [[requires::Paint|Yellow Paint]]
| qty6 = 50
| material7 = [[requires::Paint|Sky Blue Paint]]
| qty7 = 200
| material8 = [[requires::Paint|Midnight Blue Paint]]
| qty8 = 50
| material9 = [[requires::Boards]]
| qty9 = 300
| material10 = [[requires::Nails]]
| qty10 = 100
| material11 = [[requires::Papyrus Paper]]
| qty11 = 120
| material12 = [[requires::Concrete]]
| qty12 = 50
| material13 = [[requires::Raeli Tiles|Light Colour Raeli Tiles]]
| qty13 = 20
}}

==Overview==
A structure built in the [[Test of the Tomb of the Immortal]].

==Construction Cost==
*Built in a [[Small Construction Site]] (actually thought construction site)
**120 [[requires::Limestone]] <uv/>
**50 [[requires::Gold Foil]] <uv/>
**10 [[requires::Gold Wire]] <uv/>
**50 [[requires::Concrete]] <uv/>
**20 [[requires::Raeli Tiles|"Light" Colour Raeli Tiles]] (e.g. Light Pink, Light Sky Blue) <uv/>
**100 [[requires::Paint|Gold Paint]] <uv/>
**200 [[requires::Paint|Maroon Paint]] <uv/>
**50 [[requires::Paint|Yellow Paint]] <uv/>
**200 [[requires::Paint|Sky Blue Paint]] <uv/>
**50 [[requires::Paint|Midnight Blue Paint]] <uv/>
**300 [[requires::Boards]] <uv/>
**100 [[requires::Nails]] <uv/>
**120 [[requires::Papyrus Paper]] <uv/>

==Design Interface==

After building your Tomb of the Immortal, you have the option to design the puzzle. Selecting the "Start a New Design" option will bring up a box that will ask you how big you want to make your puzzle (with a maximum dimension of 8x8). After choosing the dimensions, you will be presented with a blank board.

While you are designing your puzzle, it will only appear visible to you. Other people wandering by will just see the tomb closed.

Small sarcophagi and coffins are two squares wide while large sarcophagi and coffins are three squares wide. To add one of these pieces to the puzzle, click on a wall section that lines up vertically (if you want the piece to move vertically) or horizontally (if you want it to move horizontally) with the piece.

The pieces will start at the edge of the wall. To move them elsewhere, click on on them as though you were playing the tomb.

Toggling a wall section will either open it up or close it off, depending on its previous status. An open section will allow a piece to slide through and exit the board. As such, be sure you have an open section along the lines where your sarcophagi are, or else your puzzle will be unsolvable.

Just as pieces can be moved around as though you were playing the game, pieces can be deleted from the board by moving them through open sections, if you want to remove a piece from your design. This way, you don't have to start a new design just because you were so close to completing your design, but accidentally placed one too many pieces on the board.

Once you are done with your design, select the "Activate Play Mode" option, and your tomb will now be playable to the public.

[[Category:Buildings]]

{{L|en}}

Guild:Serenity

2024-02-14T11:49:49Z

Catote: /* Mineral Map */

=Serenity=

Our guild is a social hub for members. We aims to provide the facilities that enable us all to achieve our individual and collective goals, including regional research.

[[File:Serenity Camp.png|600px|center]]

'''Serenity Guild House is located in Bernike 2262, -1115'''

* Some [[Serenity/Common guidelines|Common Guidelines]].

* Details of the facilities we have available can be seen on the [[Serenity/Facilities|Facilities]] page.

* Feeling a little altruistic? Great. The following page will list what you can do to help out: [[Guild:Serenity/Help]]

* Details of [[Serenity/wines|wines]] in the Warehouse at xx, xx can be found [[Serenity/wines|here]]

== Schooners==
Schooners are a guild resource. We have 4. Anyone taking one out, please landmark the spot and bring back after use.

Harbor: 3490, -75

==Discord==
{{Box|We're on Discord, come visit us at https://discord.gg/w8JcEXnJNf}}

==Categorized Pages==
===Large, Simple, and Indo Bee Hives===
[[Serenity/hives|Bee Hives]] 
===Mineral Map===
[[Serenity/minerals|Mineral Map]] 

Mining camps:
* Maladium x4, 1780, -1249. 330db
* Malachite x4, 1779, -1280. 78619 db
* Gravel x1, 1531, -843
* Hematite x4, 1790, -656. 91301 db
* Cinnabar x4, 1470, -641. 618db
* Malachite x4, 1651, -778. 114318db
* Malachite x4, 2913, -1606. 90046db
* Hematite x4, 2935, -1619. 69861db
* Hematite x4, 2637, -1399. 160103db
* Gravel x4, 2544, -1446. 1593db
* Malachite x2, 2031, -1284. 137619db

Hades furnaces:
* 2379, -1357
* 2369, -1425
* 2376, -1359
* 2551, -1386

===Raeli Oven stuff===
* [[Serenity/Raeli_Oven_List]]
* [[Serenity/HueSatMap]]
* [[Serenity/HueSatDeepDredgeMap]]

===Decorative Stone===
[[Serenity/Marbles List|List of quarries]]

===Current Projects===
[[Serenity/Projects|Current Projects]] 
[[Serenity/Hor-em-akhet|Hor-em-akhet]] 

===Yeast Testing and Beer Spots===
[[Serenity/Yeast Spots|Yeast Spots]] 

===Wood and Metal Treatment===
[[Serenity/Wood Treatment|Wood Treatment Recipes]] 
[[Serenity/Metal Treatment|Metal Treatment Recipes]] 

===Herb Needs===
[[Serenity/Herb Needs|Herb Needs]] 

===Mushrooms===
[[Serenity/Mushrooms|Mushroom Page]]

===Pilgrim Route===

*2 Copper Straps at 3052, -1048 (Bernike)
*15 Fertile Papyrus at 3678, -1116 (Bernike)
*20 Ash at 4290, -1130 (Damot)
*20 Potash at 4920, -1210 (Damot)
*20 Lime at 4670, -600 (Pwenet)
*50 Silt at 4050, -310 (Pwenet)
*30 Gravel at 3415, -250 (Bernike)

===Cut Gems===

If you are in need of cut gems please leave a private message for Solaris (ingame) listing your needs. He will cut gems for guild members for free (in his own pace).

===Citrus===
[[Serenity/Citrus|Citrus Page]] (also linked from Trading)

[[Category:Guilds]]

{{lowercase title}}

2024-02-04T16:04:47Z

2024-02-04T14:12:34Z

Catote:

==How to Breed all Indonesian Beehives==
This is about Indonesian Beehives

==Do you even want to?==
Its alot of work
# You can go easy way
# Plant''

Guides/Indonesian Beehives

2024-02-04T14:11:05Z

Catote:

==How to Breed all Indonesian Beehives==
This is about Indonesian Beehives

Guides/Indonesian Beehives

2024-02-04T14:08:00Z

Catote: Created page with "hello"

hello

Guides

2024-02-04T14:07:31Z

Catote: /* Agriculture */

[[Category:Guides]]
 

==Game Guides==

===New Player Guides===

[[Guides/Dear Ariella New Player Guide|Dear Ariella New Player Guide]] 
[[Ariella's Passage to Egypt]] 
[[Ariella's Setting Up Your Homestead]] 
[[Events| All things events!]] 
[[PublicWorks|Public Works Locations]] 
[[What you can not Teleport with]] 

===Agriculture===

Barrel making guide (see [[Barrel Vise]]) 
[[Cheese | Cheese making guide]] 
[[Ploughing]] 
[[Vineyards and Wine Guides| Vineyards and Wine Guides by Ariella and Pascalito]] 
[[Wheat]] 
[[Guides/Growing Flax|Growing Flax]] 
[[Guides/Indonesian Beehives|Indonesian Beehives by Catote]]

===Animals===
* The Fishing Guide on the Tale 4 wiki archive is, at this time, the best knowledge on finding common fish. It may or may not be close to accurate. https://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/Fishing
* [[Fishing Trials|Fishing Guide]] 
* [[Ranch]]

===Cooking and Beverages===

* [[Guides/Cooking|Cooking Guide/Recipes]]
* [[Cooking Tutorial with Ariella and Pascalito]]
* [[Guides/Brewing From A Recipe|Brewing from a Recipe]]
* [[Guilds/Happies/Recipes|Qwus Choice]]
* [[Lazybum's Food Charts]]

===Events===

[[Cooking Event]] 
[[Decathlon]] 
[[Dig Event]] 
[[Fishing Event]] 
[[Gem Cutting Event]] 
[[Herbing Event]] 
[[Wheat Event]] 

===Faction Specific===

[[Tribute Post]]

===Gem Cutting===

Notes:

# These guides are in the T7 wiki and should be brought forward to T8. There are many gem cuts that have no specific test attached or the test was abandoned but the method of cutting those gems is still useful. Even abandoned or vanity cuts could be used in the future.
# There are "new" cuts that are not listed in the T7 catalogs but will display on the Gem Catalog List on the Gem Cutting Table. These may not have cut instructions in the old catalogs.

* [[Cut Gems]]
* [https://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Guides/River_Plains_Gem_School River Plains Gem School] This guide has animated gifs that show 360 degree views of the gems

===Genetics===

[[Ariella's Mutagen Recipes Guide]] 
[[Crossbreeding and Hints]] 
[https://ashen.atitd.wiki/ Crossbreeding Simulation Tools] 
[[Flowers]] 
[[Flower Fertilization Chart]] 
[[Flower Genome Theories]] 
[[Guides/Flowers for Dummies|Flowers for Dummies]] 
[https://atitd.wiki/tale8/User:Rania/Gene_Ranges/ Flower Gene Ranges] 
[[Genetics for Dummies]] 
[[Genomes]] 
[[Genomes/Vegetables]] 
[[Mutagen Recipes]] 
[[Nut's Essence]] 
[[Flax Genome Theory]] 
[[Revelation Solvent]] 
[https://atitd.wiki/tale8/User:Rania/Orchids#Orchids/ Orchid Chart] 
[https://atitd.wiki/tale8/User:Rania/Rose/ Rose Chart] 
[https://atitd.wiki/tale8/User:Rania/Sand_Bloom/ Sand Bloom Chart] 
[https://atitd.wiki/tale8/User:Rania/Sealily/ Sea Lily Chart] 

===Glass===

[[Glass Making|Glass Making Guide]] 
[[Glassblowing Guide]] 
[https://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale6/User:Avanya/Glassblowing_guide Avanya's T6 Glassblowing Guide]

===Ore and Metal Working===

[[Ariella's Prospecting and Mining Camp Guide]] 
[[Blacksmithing Guide]] 
[[Guide/Dowsing|Dowsing for Ore Veins]] 
[[Guides/Mining|Mining for Ore]] 
[[Color Blind|Color Blind Mining for Ore]] 
[[Guides/Mining/Sand Mining|Sand Mining for Gems]] 
[[Guides/Metal Treatment|Metal Treatment]] 
[[Guides/Gearbox Design|Gearbox Design]] 
[[Gearbox Ratios]] 
[[Guide to Reactory and making Alloys]] 

===Test Helpers===

[[Ariella's Darkest Night Guide]] 
'''[[Beetle Breeding Guide]]''' for [[Test of Khefre's Children]]

===Wood===

[[Wood Treatment Guide]]

===Other===

[[Homestead Decoration|Homestead Decoration Rules]]

[[Commands|List of System Commands and Hot Keys]]

[[Events]]

YouTube Video: How to Set Nvidia Graphic as PC Default Graphic in Windows 10/8.1/7 
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfTZGCvP_Y0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfTZGCvP_Y0]

[[How to Install ATITD on Linux]]

[[Guides/Practical Chemist|Practical Chemist]]

[[Guides/Alchemy Guide|Alchemy Guide]]

[[Colors]]

[[Guides/Quarry Prospecting/Spiral Search|Prospecting for Marble/Granite/Decorative Stone]]

[[Unsolved_Mysteries|Unsolved Mysteries]]

==Desert-Nomad Store==
[[Cat Sales| Cat Sales Guide]]

{{L|en}}

Test of the Giving Fisherman

2024-01-22T13:57:31Z

Catote: /* A General Overview */

{{Test
| name = The Test of the Giving Fisherman
| discipline = Natural Philosophy
| image = Harmony Test Icons_Giving Fisherman.png
| requirements =
* 100 [[requires::Paper (Papyrus)]]
* 100 [[requires::Fish]] - Any
* 100 [[requires::Citrus|Citrus Fruits]] - Any
* 100 [[requires::Fish Scales]] - Any
| demonstration =
| verified = false
}}

Assemble colorful gifts of fresh fish and fruit and present them to your fellow Egyptians. Receive points for giving an enjoyable gift. Lose points for giving bad gifts.

== Test Description ==
Create gifts of fresh Fish and Citrus Fruit and give these to your fellow Egyptians. Fish must be filleted using a [[Ceremonial Knife]]. Give a gift composed of the fish, color and fruit they like and you will receive points. If you give a gift they dislike, however, you will lose points. Earn bonus points by gifting to someone who has previously gifted to you. After enough gifts have been given, the citizen with the highest score each week will advance.

== Task List ==
Test of the Giving Fisherman is all about catching the diverse fish of Egypt. Prove your skill as a fisherman, by showing you know when and where to catch the fish of Egypt.
* Craft a [[Ceremonial Knife]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Successfully fillet a uncommon fish with a [[Ceremonial Knife]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Assemble a Gift of Fish at a [[Kitchen]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Give a gift (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Meditate on your score at an [[Essence of Harmony]]
* Pass Test of the Giving fisherman (awards 3 [[Talent Point]]s)

== Abstract ==
In the Test of the Giving Fisherman, you are tasked with making special gifts to give to other players. The thoughtful giver will be aware of the likes and dislikes of his recipient. Be the most generous and perceptive player in Egypt to pass this test!

== A General Overview ==
*1. Catch an uncommon fish (Or trade/acquire a fresh fish)
*2. Fillet with a special knife (requires different levels of filleting skill)
*3. Generates delicate fish meat (this doesn't make fish scales, roe or oil like normal filleting)
*4. Acquire a fish scale and a citrus fruit
*5. Assemble a wrapped gift (fish meat wrapped in preserved fish scale, served with a citrus fruit)
*6. Present the gift to another player

== A Detailed Overview ==
[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Test_of_the_Giving_Fisherman/User_template User Tracking Template]

To assemble a gift, you need: 1 [[Delicate fish meat]], 1 [[Fish Scales|fish scale]], 1 [[citrus]] fruit, and 1 [[Papyrus Paper]] in inventory. At a [[Kitchen]] select Recipes -> Gift of Fish. You will get a UI pop up to select the items. You can name the gift after assembly. The final gift is a complex item you must give to another player using the test menu when you click on them (similar to how you ask others to acro or compare achievements). They must accept your gift by choosing 'Yes'.

The gift will get an auto-name based on the ingredients: fish scale + fish + citrus + creator name.
: eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram'
If you want to track your gifts you can add or change the title
: eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram for Rana'

* Note A
*: You won't know what type of [[delicate fish meat]], [[Fish Scales|fish scale]] or [[citrus]] fruit to use. The scoring is a 'negative score' similar to coalitions but you wont know what that is until you try a combination and if the gift is consumed and the recipient tells you and/or you visit a [[Essence of Harmony]] to check your score after you give one.

* Note B
*: You can only make a gift from fish you have [[Skill/Filleting|filleted]] yourself. This requires L1 [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] skill from School of Worship.

* Note C
*: Crafting an [[Ceremonial Knife|Iron Ceremonial Knife]] requires [[Blacksmithing]] 0 and having started the Test. It does not, however, require [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] skill to craft; only to use. Thus it is possible to start the Test and craft an [[Ceremonial Knife|Iron Ceremonial Knife]] to earn a [[Talent Point]], even before learning how to fillet.

Your gift is worth points based on how much a player likes (is compatible with) your gift. Each player has preferred fish meats, scale colors, and citrus fruits. You can receive up to 6 points if your gift perfectly matches a player's preferences.

The amount of points you receive (or lose) is doubled if you give a gift to a player who has given you a gift before. Therefore, 12 points are possible from a single gift.

[[Essence of Harmony]] meditation messages:
# You feel out of touch with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel connected with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel in tune with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel harmonized with the wants and desires of Egypt.

There are 180 fish scale colors, 49 fish meats, and 208 citrus fruits in the game.

Each player has 18 favorite colors, 5 favorite fish, and 20 favorite citrus fruits (10% of the possibilities). You cannot choose these, they are tied uniquely and are generated from your avatar name (or some other manner). If a player gives you one of your favorite colors, they receive 2 points, likewise for the fruit type and fish type.

You also have 36 'Liked' colors, 10 liked fish, and 40 liked citrus (20% of the possibilities). A player giving you one of these receives 1 point instead.

You also have 72 'Disliked' colors (40% of the possibilities), 20 disliked fish, and 80 disliked citrus. A player giving you one of these receives -2 points. It is not possible to have less than 0 points total in this test, but you can lose points if you give bad gifts.

All other (30%) types of fish, colors, and fruits are 'neutral' for you and result in no points being awarded to the giver.
*NOTE: The message "You did not care for any part of the gift" appears when all ingredients are NEUTRAL to you. NOT Disliked.

You can give multiple gifts to the same person (one per day, up to a maximum of 10), but take care not to give them the identical gift. If you give a player a gift made up of exactly the same materials of a gift you have given them before, they will be offended and will dislike all aspects of it (giving you -6 or -12 points!)

*NOTE: Generally speaking, giving randomly made gifts to random people will not get you a positive score. This is because it is easier to lose points than gain them. If possible, try and do some research to figure out the likes/dislikes of a person first. Of course, this is often not possible if someone hasn't been given many gifts or doesn't keep track of their preferences. -Redshift

=== Some Examples of a Gift Giving ===

Janeway has prepared a gift to give to Picard. This is the first time she will give a gift to Picard. She used an Antique White fish scale, Delicate meat: Kingfish, and a Long Tangelo to make her gift. She gives the gift to Picard, who accepts it. She gets a message telling her that Picard enjoyed her gift overall (this means she gained points. There would be a different message if she gained no points and another for losing points.) Picard however receives a message indicating how exactly how he felt about the three aspects of the gift (a favorite color, a liked fruit, and a disliked fish) Janeway also knows that Picard had previously given her a gift a few weeks ago. From this, we can see how the points are calculated behind the scenes. (one of Picard's favorite colors (2) + liked fruits (1) + disliked fish (-2)) * Picard gave Janeway a gift before (2) = 2 points!

Betty has prepared a gift for Risotto. This will be the 3rd gift Betty has given to Risotto. Risotto has never given a gift to Betty. Betty prepares a gift of Red fish scale, Delicate meat:Spotted Sea Cucumber, and Reddish Lime. Risotto loves all three aspects (a favorite color, fish, and fruit) and receives a pop-up that he loved the gift, as opposed to the message in Main. So, Betty receives this many points: 
[(2+2+2)]*1 = 6 points.

Gelato has prepared a gift for Tom. This will be the 11th gift Gelato has prepared for Tom. Tom refuses the gift, because he has already received too many gifts from Gelato (the limit is 10). No points are awarded.

=== Checking your Score ===

To check your score, you must visit an Essence of Harmony. The essence ''will not'' tell you your exact numerical score but it will let you know how generous you are relative to your peers (defined as those who have not passed the test, are signed up for the test, and have given at least one gift.) You will get a different message if your score is in the top 5, 10, 25, 50, or 100 percent of peers. It is possible to keep track of your exact score on your own, but this requires that the gift recipient share with the gift giver or others the message they got upon receiving the gift, so that that player's likes and dislikes can be deduced.

Possible Messages:
*You feel out of touch with the wants and desires of Egypt.

=== Notes ===
You may not give a gift to a player if they have accepted a gift from you in the past 24 hours. Conversely, if you accept a gift from someone, you cannot accept another gift from anyone until at least 2 hours have passed. Gifts may only be made to citizens (paid, at least level 1 players) of Egypt. 
Delicate fish meat is a complex item, named for the type of fish from which it came. You do not have to catch the fish yourself, but it must be a freshly caught fish. You must fillet the fish yourself. If the delicate fish meat is given to another player, dropped, or placed into a storage container, it immediately spoils and cannot be used for gifts. It also spoils if left in your inventory for more than 24 hours. When delicate fish meat spoils, it becomes Rotten Fish. An assembled gift is under the same restrictions as delicate fish meat (since it still contains the meat). There will be an option in the test menu "Inspect gift..." that will allow you to sniff the gift to make sure it is still fresh if you are unsure. If you give a rotten gift to another player, they automatically dislike all aspects of it, regardless of their preferences. If a gift is given using the Test menu it is immediately consumed by the gift recipient - so no new items appear in the recipient's inventory.

== Filleting ==
You must use special knife to fillet fish if you want to use it for gift-giving. You ''must'' have at least L1 [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] Skill from [[School of Worship]] to use the knife.

For [[delicate fish meat]] [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] you do not need to use a kitchen. If you have a [[whole fish]] and a ceremonial knife in your inventory, there will be an option to '''Inventory->Right-Click Fish->Ceremonially Fillet Fish'''.

This is a special form of filleting and has a '''''high chance of failure'''''. After all, no one wants jagged chunks of meat handed to them! You will automatically use the highest quality [[Ceremonial Knife]] you have on you. You can only fillet one fish at a time, and doing so starts a long focus timer. The chance of success is greater with high levels of focus, filleting skill, and a good quality ceremonial knife. If you fail, the fish is destroyed and you must try again with a different fish, but this only activates a short focus timer.

16 [[focus]] + 7 [[Skill/Filleting|filleting]] + [[Ceremonial Platinum Knife|Platinum ceremonial knife]] = 100% chance of success.

The % chance of success is calculated as follows: square root of Focus + (Filleting skill * (Filleting skill + 1)) + Knife bonus. The Knife bonuses are noted below.

=== Freshness ===
There are 2 different times the fish can go off (fillet the fish, gift of fish) I filleted a load of fish and made some into gifts. I waited an hour or two and the fish fillets went off FASTER than the gift of fish which remained fresh for longer. (Peter)

Breakdown of freshness:
==== Delicate Fish Meat ====
* very fresh (0-30 mins)
* fresh (30-60 mins)
* seems fresh (60-75 mins)
* seems a little stale (75 - 120 min)
* quite stale (120-240 mins?)
* spoiled (240+ min? 1 day?) When you examine this fish it turns into rotten fish

==== Gift of fish ====
* very fresh (0-120 mins?) (9/22/2021: still "very fresh" at 3.5 hours)
* fresh (??? mins)
* a little stale (9/22/2021: "a little stale" at 14.5 hours)
* quite stale (9/22/2021 16.5-19 hours)
* "Your fish has spoiled!" Upon examination, gift is removed from inventory and 1 rotten fish added. (sometime before 22 hours)

So you can wait an hour before making the fillet into a gift, then 2 hours? before you have to give the gift.

*NOTE (Peter) Observed making a gift out of fish that little stale and it made a very fresh gift. Did not gift the gift so not sure if this is still fresh or not?

*NOTE (blondie) I had inspected a delicate meat and my message was that it was somewhat stale (6h30m) but i tried making gift anyway. After giving the gift there was no problem for the person and i got the usual message of likes, dislikes.

*NOTE (Peacefulness) When inspecting delicate meat, it "seemed fresh", but it was assembled into a gift of fish that "seemed very fresh". When asking a dev about this, he replied that a Gift of Fish lasts longer than Delicate Meat, which lasts longer than Whole Fish.

=== [[Ceremonial Knife]] (made on a forge, either type) ===
==== Iron, 10 minutes ====
* 1 [[Utility Knife]]
* 10 [[Iron]]
* 2 [[Feather Tree|Resin: Feather Tree]]
==== Bronze, 30 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 1 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Iron knife]]
* 10 [[Bronze]]
* 6 [[Hokkaido|Resin: Hokkaido]]
==== Silver, 90 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 2 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Bronze knife]]
* 10 [[Silver]]
* 18 [[Passam|Resin: Passam]]
==== Gold, 270 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 3 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Silver Knife]]
* 10 [[Gold]]
* 54 [[Tapacae Miralis|Resin: Tapacae Miralis]]
==== Platinum, 810 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 4 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Gold Knife]]
* 10 [[Platinum]]
* 162 [[Bloodbark|Resin: Bloodbark]]
* 1 [[Template: Platinum Ceremonial Knife]] (Event Prize)

These knives add 1, 5, 10, 20, and 40% to your chance to fillet delicate fish meat respectively. You do not need to make your own knife, you can get one from someone else to use.

===About Making Platinum Ceremonial Knives===
True Cost of Platinum Ceremonial Knife from cradle to grave: 
Iron 12 
Charcoal 1620 
Crudely Carved Handle 1 
Wooden Peg 2 
Feather Tree Resin 2 
Bronze 10 
Hokkaido Resin 6 
Silver 10 
Passam Resin 18 
Gold 10 
Tapacae Mirallis Resin 54 
Platinum 10 
Bloodbark Resin 162 
Cradle to grave making a Platinum knife takes 1310 minutes AKA 22 Teppy/Ducky Hours 
Currently making a Platinum knife ALONE is 15 hours and 50 minutes in real time. (Nov 2018) 
Also add in, you need someone with maxxed out Filleting skill. 

=== Passing ===
After 111 gifts have been given in Egypt, passing begins weekly, with the highest scoring player passing each week. Runners up are shown, and passes can be retained in the event of a tie.

{{L|en}}

Test of the Giving Fisherman

2024-01-22T13:28:05Z

Catote: /* Task List */

{{Test
| name = The Test of the Giving Fisherman
| discipline = Natural Philosophy
| image = Harmony Test Icons_Giving Fisherman.png
| requirements =
* 100 [[requires::Paper (Papyrus)]]
* 100 [[requires::Fish]] - Any
* 100 [[requires::Citrus|Citrus Fruits]] - Any
* 100 [[requires::Fish Scales]] - Any
| demonstration =
| verified = false
}}

Assemble colorful gifts of fresh fish and fruit and present them to your fellow Egyptians. Receive points for giving an enjoyable gift. Lose points for giving bad gifts.

== Test Description ==
Create gifts of fresh Fish and Citrus Fruit and give these to your fellow Egyptians. Fish must be filleted using a [[Ceremonial Knife]]. Give a gift composed of the fish, color and fruit they like and you will receive points. If you give a gift they dislike, however, you will lose points. Earn bonus points by gifting to someone who has previously gifted to you. After enough gifts have been given, the citizen with the highest score each week will advance.

== Task List ==
Test of the Giving Fisherman is all about catching the diverse fish of Egypt. Prove your skill as a fisherman, by showing you know when and where to catch the fish of Egypt.
* Craft a [[Ceremonial Knife]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Successfully fillet a uncommon fish with a [[Ceremonial Knife]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Assemble a Gift of Fish at a [[Kitchen]] (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Give a gift (awards 1 [[Talent Point]])
* Meditate on your score at an [[Essence of Harmony]]
* Pass Test of the Giving fisherman (awards 3 [[Talent Point]]s)

== Abstract ==
In the Test of the Giving Fisherman, you are tasked with making special gifts to give to other players. The thoughtful giver will be aware of the likes and dislikes of his recipient. Be the most generous and perceptive player in Egypt to pass this test!

== A General Overview ==
*1. Catch a fish (Or trade/acquire a fresh fish)
*2. Fillet with a special knife (requires different levels of filleting skill)
*3. Generates delicate fish meat (this doesn't make fish scales, roe or oil like normal filleting)
*4. Acquire a fish scale and a citrus fruit
*5. Assemble a wrapped gift (fish meat wrapped in preserved fish scale, served with a citrus fruit)
*6. Present the gift to another player

== A Detailed Overview ==
[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Test_of_the_Giving_Fisherman/User_template User Tracking Template]

To assemble a gift, you need: 1 [[Delicate fish meat]], 1 [[Fish Scales|fish scale]], 1 [[citrus]] fruit, and 1 [[Papyrus Paper]] in inventory. At a [[Kitchen]] select Recipes -> Gift of Fish. You will get a UI pop up to select the items. You can name the gift after assembly. The final gift is a complex item you must give to another player using the test menu when you click on them (similar to how you ask others to acro or compare achievements). They must accept your gift by choosing 'Yes'.

The gift will get an auto-name based on the ingredients: fish scale + fish + citrus + creator name.
: eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram'
If you want to track your gifts you can add or change the title
: eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram for Rana'

* Note A
*: You won't know what type of [[delicate fish meat]], [[Fish Scales|fish scale]] or [[citrus]] fruit to use. The scoring is a 'negative score' similar to coalitions but you wont know what that is until you try a combination and if the gift is consumed and the recipient tells you and/or you visit a [[Essence of Harmony]] to check your score after you give one.

* Note B
*: You can only make a gift from fish you have [[Skill/Filleting|filleted]] yourself. This requires L1 [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] skill from School of Worship.

* Note C
*: Crafting an [[Ceremonial Knife|Iron Ceremonial Knife]] requires [[Blacksmithing]] 0 and having started the Test. It does not, however, require [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] skill to craft; only to use. Thus it is possible to start the Test and craft an [[Ceremonial Knife|Iron Ceremonial Knife]] to earn a [[Talent Point]], even before learning how to fillet.

Your gift is worth points based on how much a player likes (is compatible with) your gift. Each player has preferred fish meats, scale colors, and citrus fruits. You can receive up to 6 points if your gift perfectly matches a player's preferences.

The amount of points you receive (or lose) is doubled if you give a gift to a player who has given you a gift before. Therefore, 12 points are possible from a single gift.

[[Essence of Harmony]] meditation messages:
# You feel out of touch with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel connected with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel in tune with the wants and desires of Egypt.
# You feel harmonized with the wants and desires of Egypt.

There are 180 fish scale colors, 49 fish meats, and 208 citrus fruits in the game.

Each player has 18 favorite colors, 5 favorite fish, and 20 favorite citrus fruits (10% of the possibilities). You cannot choose these, they are tied uniquely and are generated from your avatar name (or some other manner). If a player gives you one of your favorite colors, they receive 2 points, likewise for the fruit type and fish type.

You also have 36 'Liked' colors, 10 liked fish, and 40 liked citrus (20% of the possibilities). A player giving you one of these receives 1 point instead.

You also have 72 'Disliked' colors (40% of the possibilities), 20 disliked fish, and 80 disliked citrus. A player giving you one of these receives -2 points. It is not possible to have less than 0 points total in this test, but you can lose points if you give bad gifts.

All other (30%) types of fish, colors, and fruits are 'neutral' for you and result in no points being awarded to the giver.
*NOTE: The message "You did not care for any part of the gift" appears when all ingredients are NEUTRAL to you. NOT Disliked.

You can give multiple gifts to the same person (one per day, up to a maximum of 10), but take care not to give them the identical gift. If you give a player a gift made up of exactly the same materials of a gift you have given them before, they will be offended and will dislike all aspects of it (giving you -6 or -12 points!)

*NOTE: Generally speaking, giving randomly made gifts to random people will not get you a positive score. This is because it is easier to lose points than gain them. If possible, try and do some research to figure out the likes/dislikes of a person first. Of course, this is often not possible if someone hasn't been given many gifts or doesn't keep track of their preferences. -Redshift

=== Some Examples of a Gift Giving ===

Janeway has prepared a gift to give to Picard. This is the first time she will give a gift to Picard. She used an Antique White fish scale, Delicate meat: Kingfish, and a Long Tangelo to make her gift. She gives the gift to Picard, who accepts it. She gets a message telling her that Picard enjoyed her gift overall (this means she gained points. There would be a different message if she gained no points and another for losing points.) Picard however receives a message indicating how exactly how he felt about the three aspects of the gift (a favorite color, a liked fruit, and a disliked fish) Janeway also knows that Picard had previously given her a gift a few weeks ago. From this, we can see how the points are calculated behind the scenes. (one of Picard's favorite colors (2) + liked fruits (1) + disliked fish (-2)) * Picard gave Janeway a gift before (2) = 2 points!

Betty has prepared a gift for Risotto. This will be the 3rd gift Betty has given to Risotto. Risotto has never given a gift to Betty. Betty prepares a gift of Red fish scale, Delicate meat:Spotted Sea Cucumber, and Reddish Lime. Risotto loves all three aspects (a favorite color, fish, and fruit) and receives a pop-up that he loved the gift, as opposed to the message in Main. So, Betty receives this many points: 
[(2+2+2)]*1 = 6 points.

Gelato has prepared a gift for Tom. This will be the 11th gift Gelato has prepared for Tom. Tom refuses the gift, because he has already received too many gifts from Gelato (the limit is 10). No points are awarded.

=== Checking your Score ===

To check your score, you must visit an Essence of Harmony. The essence ''will not'' tell you your exact numerical score but it will let you know how generous you are relative to your peers (defined as those who have not passed the test, are signed up for the test, and have given at least one gift.) You will get a different message if your score is in the top 5, 10, 25, 50, or 100 percent of peers. It is possible to keep track of your exact score on your own, but this requires that the gift recipient share with the gift giver or others the message they got upon receiving the gift, so that that player's likes and dislikes can be deduced.

Possible Messages:
*You feel out of touch with the wants and desires of Egypt.

=== Notes ===
You may not give a gift to a player if they have accepted a gift from you in the past 24 hours. Conversely, if you accept a gift from someone, you cannot accept another gift from anyone until at least 2 hours have passed. Gifts may only be made to citizens (paid, at least level 1 players) of Egypt. 
Delicate fish meat is a complex item, named for the type of fish from which it came. You do not have to catch the fish yourself, but it must be a freshly caught fish. You must fillet the fish yourself. If the delicate fish meat is given to another player, dropped, or placed into a storage container, it immediately spoils and cannot be used for gifts. It also spoils if left in your inventory for more than 24 hours. When delicate fish meat spoils, it becomes Rotten Fish. An assembled gift is under the same restrictions as delicate fish meat (since it still contains the meat). There will be an option in the test menu "Inspect gift..." that will allow you to sniff the gift to make sure it is still fresh if you are unsure. If you give a rotten gift to another player, they automatically dislike all aspects of it, regardless of their preferences. If a gift is given using the Test menu it is immediately consumed by the gift recipient - so no new items appear in the recipient's inventory.

== Filleting ==
You must use special knife to fillet fish if you want to use it for gift-giving. You ''must'' have at least L1 [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] Skill from [[School of Worship]] to use the knife.

For [[delicate fish meat]] [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] you do not need to use a kitchen. If you have a [[whole fish]] and a ceremonial knife in your inventory, there will be an option to '''Inventory->Right-Click Fish->Ceremonially Fillet Fish'''.

This is a special form of filleting and has a '''''high chance of failure'''''. After all, no one wants jagged chunks of meat handed to them! You will automatically use the highest quality [[Ceremonial Knife]] you have on you. You can only fillet one fish at a time, and doing so starts a long focus timer. The chance of success is greater with high levels of focus, filleting skill, and a good quality ceremonial knife. If you fail, the fish is destroyed and you must try again with a different fish, but this only activates a short focus timer.

16 [[focus]] + 7 [[Skill/Filleting|filleting]] + [[Ceremonial Platinum Knife|Platinum ceremonial knife]] = 100% chance of success.

The % chance of success is calculated as follows: square root of Focus + (Filleting skill * (Filleting skill + 1)) + Knife bonus. The Knife bonuses are noted below.

=== Freshness ===
There are 2 different times the fish can go off (fillet the fish, gift of fish) I filleted a load of fish and made some into gifts. I waited an hour or two and the fish fillets went off FASTER than the gift of fish which remained fresh for longer. (Peter)

Breakdown of freshness:
==== Delicate Fish Meat ====
* very fresh (0-30 mins)
* fresh (30-60 mins)
* seems fresh (60-75 mins)
* seems a little stale (75 - 120 min)
* quite stale (120-240 mins?)
* spoiled (240+ min? 1 day?) When you examine this fish it turns into rotten fish

==== Gift of fish ====
* very fresh (0-120 mins?) (9/22/2021: still "very fresh" at 3.5 hours)
* fresh (??? mins)
* a little stale (9/22/2021: "a little stale" at 14.5 hours)
* quite stale (9/22/2021 16.5-19 hours)
* "Your fish has spoiled!" Upon examination, gift is removed from inventory and 1 rotten fish added. (sometime before 22 hours)

So you can wait an hour before making the fillet into a gift, then 2 hours? before you have to give the gift.

*NOTE (Peter) Observed making a gift out of fish that little stale and it made a very fresh gift. Did not gift the gift so not sure if this is still fresh or not?

*NOTE (blondie) I had inspected a delicate meat and my message was that it was somewhat stale (6h30m) but i tried making gift anyway. After giving the gift there was no problem for the person and i got the usual message of likes, dislikes.

*NOTE (Peacefulness) When inspecting delicate meat, it "seemed fresh", but it was assembled into a gift of fish that "seemed very fresh". When asking a dev about this, he replied that a Gift of Fish lasts longer than Delicate Meat, which lasts longer than Whole Fish.

=== [[Ceremonial Knife]] (made on a forge, either type) ===
==== Iron, 10 minutes ====
* 1 [[Utility Knife]]
* 10 [[Iron]]
* 2 [[Feather Tree|Resin: Feather Tree]]
==== Bronze, 30 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 1 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Iron knife]]
* 10 [[Bronze]]
* 6 [[Hokkaido|Resin: Hokkaido]]
==== Silver, 90 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 2 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Bronze knife]]
* 10 [[Silver]]
* 18 [[Passam|Resin: Passam]]
==== Gold, 270 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 3 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Silver Knife]]
* 10 [[Gold]]
* 54 [[Tapacae Miralis|Resin: Tapacae Miralis]]
==== Platinum, 810 minutes requires [[Skill/Filleting|Filleting]] 4 to forge ====
* 1 [[Ceremonial Gold Knife]]
* 10 [[Platinum]]
* 162 [[Bloodbark|Resin: Bloodbark]]
* 1 [[Template: Platinum Ceremonial Knife]] (Event Prize)

These knives add 1, 5, 10, 20, and 40% to your chance to fillet delicate fish meat respectively. You do not need to make your own knife, you can get one from someone else to use.

===About Making Platinum Ceremonial Knives===
True Cost of Platinum Ceremonial Knife from cradle to grave: 
Iron 12 
Charcoal 1620 
Crudely Carved Handle 1 
Wooden Peg 2 
Feather Tree Resin 2 
Bronze 10 
Hokkaido Resin 6 
Silver 10 
Passam Resin 18 
Gold 10 
Tapacae Mirallis Resin 54 
Platinum 10 
Bloodbark Resin 162 
Cradle to grave making a Platinum knife takes 1310 minutes AKA 22 Teppy/Ducky Hours 
Currently making a Platinum knife ALONE is 15 hours and 50 minutes in real time. (Nov 2018) 
Also add in, you need someone with maxxed out Filleting skill. 

=== Passing ===
After 111 gifts have been given in Egypt, passing begins weekly, with the highest scoring player passing each week. Runners up are shown, and passes can be retained in the event of a tie.

{{L|en}}

Statue of Octec's Ghost

2024-01-01T11:23:26Z

Catote: /* Cost */

{{Building
| name = Statue of Octec's Ghost
| image = Octecs_ghost.png
| location = [[require::Outside]]
| size =
| requirements =
* [[Test of Octec's Ghost]]
| material1 = [[requires::Silver]]
| qty1 = 300
| material2 = [[requires::Small Gears|Small Brass Gears]]
| qty2 = 30
| material3 = [[requires::Glass Rod]]s
| qty3 = 60
| material4 = [[requires::Steel Cable]]
| qty4 = 5
| material5 = [[requires::Cut Stone]]
| qty5 = 120
| material6 = [[requires::Oyster Shell Marble]]
| qty6 = 4
| material7 = [[requires::Decorative Stone|White Travertine]]
| qty7 = 4
}}

==Overview==
A statue built for the [[Test of Octec's Ghost]]. You can trade for and place 20 different [[Crystal Hieroglyph]]s in the recesses on the sides of the pyramid-shaped building to complete the test.

==Sources==
This building becomes available after you have started the [[Test of Octec's Ghost]] from a [[University of Thought]].

==Cost==
A Statue of Octec's ghost is built at a [[Small Construction Site]], and requires the following (select "thought" not "small"):

* {{Require | 300 | Silver|verified=true}}
* {{Require | 30 | Brass Small Gear|verified=true}}
* {{Require | 60 | Glass Rods|verified=true}}
* {{Require | 5 | Steel Cable|verified=true}}
* {{Require | 120 | Cut Stone|verified=true}}
* {{Require | 4 | Oyster Shell Marble|verified=true}}
* {{Require | 4 | White Travertine|verified=true}}

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