{{Guild |name=FestivalsT11 |location={{Location | 2244 | 1832}}}}

== Festival T11 guild ==

We are a guild dedicated to helping the people of Egypt pass the [[Test of Festivals]] in T11.
Our GH is at 2244, 1832 (Avaris CS) and everyone that would like to pass the test is welcome. Please come and join us!

'''What can I do to help out?'''
*First, sign up for the test at any [[University of Worship]] and test for your requirements for all seven gods. ([[Test of Festivals/Testing Your Requirements|Testing Your Requirements]])
*Yes, Festivals is a big test, and it eats a lot of materials! There are some "specialty items" you can help provide.
**Roses: This chart can help us focus our rose crossbreeding efforts: [[Test_of_Festivals/Rose_Attributes|Maat Rose Attributes]]
**Beer: If you like to write recipes, here you go! We need a wider variety of malt-based recipes, with as many adjectives as you can squeeze into the barrel.
**The number of published beer recipes is very low. If you have successfully brewed beers with malt-based flavors, please share your locations, seal times, and recipes at https://atitd.sharpnetwork.net/beer/report_beers.asp
**Beer mats: Malt: raw, light, medium, dark and burnt and Dried Wheat: raw, light, medium, dark, burnt
**Khefre's Lockers: Beetles (and beetle storage) will be needed.
**Wines: Need more players to test and share their requirements. If you tend vineyards, please continue to document what flavors you can produce. Once the test is open, we can compile a list of wine flavors needed. Even "aged out" flavors still count for Festivals, so don't throw away those old, thin wines.
**Strong preference for alcohol levels of 12.1% or higher
**Citrus and aromatic honey. If you can help, please add your name to the supplier list further down on this page.
**Wood, stash in bonfire platforms at 2244, 1832
**Cobra blood
**Ink
**Silk cloth for ribbons
**Paint mats
**Spirits: Fruit spirits of Earth. Grain, Mineral and Wood spirits of Air, Fire, Water and Earth.
*and last but not least, to participate in Festivals
The warehouses, chests & bonfire platforms for wood are located at the guild hall

== Requirements and suppliers ==

'''Thoth and Ra:'''

* We need to know which flavours is asked for this tale so we can prepare before the actual festivals start.

* Please test at an altar and if the wine is not listed below, please add here:

T11 known wine flavour reqs for Ra: Raspberry, Butter, Licorice, Oak, Molasses, Black Pepper, Artificial Fruit, Apricot, Prune, Violet,

T11 known wine flavour reqs for Thoth: Licorice, Prune, Hazlenut, Grapefruit, Raspberry, Oak, Artificial Fruit, Butter, Molasses, Black Pepper, Apricot, Violets, Strawberry Jam,

If you can help with wine for festival, please add to the table below.

===Wine Flavors for Ra and Thoth===

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Wine !! Ra? !! Thoth? || supplier || aging || ready
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| Almonds|| Yes || Yes|| Serenity|| yes || yes
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| Apricot || Yes || Yes || Serenity || yes || yes
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| Artificial Fruit || Yes || Yes||Serenity || yes|| yes
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| Black Pepper || Yes || Yes || Mbizi || yes || yes
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| Butter || Yes || Yes || Serenity || yes || yes
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| Grapefruit ||Yes || Yes|| Serenity|| yes || yes
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| Hazelnut || Yes|| Yes || Serenity || yes || yes
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| Licorice || Yes || Yes ||Mbizi || yes || yes
|-
| Molasses || Yes || Yes || Serenity || yes || yes
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| Oak || Yes || Yes || Serenity || yes || yes
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| Prune ||Yes ||Yes || Mbizi || yes || yes
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| Raspberry ||Yes || Yes || Serenity || yes || yes
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| Strawberry Jam || Yes ||Yes ||Mbizi || yes || yes
|-
| Violets || Yes||Yes || Serenity || yes || yes
|-
|}

===Suppliers of citrus and aromatic honey===
*Serenity: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jdzcTg853CxkKXUWxd0ilp1iSg1D8xpSFzkoZh4bYh8/edit?usp=sharing please chat Ruby or Bessieloo for help
*Molon Labe: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1N6MR0pimiWXasgotTG6zi5PPed8DcGMgMFLUhpTMTSM/edit?gid=1371101054#gid=1371101054 please chat Dedenav for help
*SCR: please chat Brucette
*Marlie: Please chat her
*Karima: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15QtU7nscZmf49BZgRvuYYC47Y6mDD_DdWWQqMkC5DN4/edit?gid=0#gid=0
*HORUS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1n4M6wxRiKro7rs9FDhLrlscqDqEF0dxsZPQL7cd90J8/edit?gid=0#gid=0 chat Peabody or Salama for help
*WiccanMoon: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1s5Hb_yYrUDDw77QqkGUdUVsYP11PkrgspTfm1bMsBbo/edit?gid=0#gid=0 (honey to be updated)
*Wimsankh: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1s5Hb_yYrUDDw77QqkGUdUVsYP11PkrgspTfm1bMsBbo/edit?gid=1945542622#gid=1945542622 (honey to be updated)
*Haldamir: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ua7gsI7DRsS7GoHIW2fo4YJ-MnQiwJH1SDVf1or5Y7o/pubhtml

== Festival schedule ==

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Festival!! Date !! Time|| Elder in charge
|-
| Isis || 22nd of June || 7 PM GMT, || Ruby
|-
| Bastet || 29th of June || 7 PM GMT || Ruby
|-
| Maat || 6th of July || 7 PM GMT || Bessieloo and Ruby
|-
| Hathor || 13th of July || 7 PM GMT || Ruby
|-
| Osiris ||20th of July || 7 PM GMT || Brucette
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| Isis ||27th of July ||7 PM GMT || Ruby
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| Ra || 3rd of August || 7 PM GMT || Ruby
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| Thoth || 10th of August || 7 PM GMT || Ruby
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| Bastet || 17th of August || 7 PM GMT || Narkho
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| Maat || 24th of August || 7 PM GMT || Ruby
|-
| Hathor || 31th of August || 7 PM GMT || Ruby
|-
| Osiris ||7th of September || 7 PM GMT || Ruby
|-
| Ra || 14th of September || 7 PM GMT || Ruby
|-
| Thoth || 21th of September || 7 PM GMT || Brucette
|-
| Osiris || 28th of September || 7 PM GMT ||
|-
| Ra || 29th of September || 7 PM GMT ||
|-
| Isis|| 5th of October || 7 PM GMT ||
|-
|Hathor || 6th of October || 7 PM GMT ||
|-
| Bastet || 12th of October || 7 PM GMT ||
|-
|Thoth || 13th of October || 7 PM GMT ||
|-
| Maat || 19th of October || 7 PM GMT ||
|-
|}

== Testing results for upcoming festival and request lists==

===Isis===

If you need help making your perfume and ambrosia, please add what you need in the table below.

Pickup chest in cp by Festivals GH at 2240, 1839.

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Name !! Perfume: "citrus and citrus" || Ready for pickup !! Ambrosia: "honey and honey" || Ready for pickup
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===Bastet===

For help making your ribbons, please chat someone that can do paint: Wimsankh, Narkho, Brucette, Peabody

Please bring 2 silk cloth for your ribbons if you can (we do have a few extra for emergencies).

If you need help making your ambrosia and/or ribbons, please add what you need in the table below.

{| border="1" cellpadding="6" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Name !! Ambrosia: "honey and honey" || Ambrosia ready for pickup || ribbon color 1|| ribbon color 2 || Ribbons ready for pickup
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|}

===Maat===

'''Check here to see if your requirements matches with a rose: [[Test_of_Festivals/Rose_Attributes|Maat Rose Attributes]]'''

A few requirements is missing a rose and you can test to see if you find a rose by clicking on them.

Crossbred roses:

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Owner !! Location
|-
| Festival guild || 2257, 1826
|-
| Dedenav || 3216, -736
|-
| Marlie || 659, -1362
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| Murtha || 629, 7537
|-
| Wimsankh || 946, -1258
|-
|}

'''You might need to reroll if you get: Dwarfx2, Giantx3 (check Wimsankh 457 at 947, -1256) '''

{| border="2" cellpadding="6" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Name !! Rose petals || Ambrosia ready for pickup || Needs reroll
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===Hathor===

We have premade ambrosias for Hathor in pickup chest.

And there will be all positive stats food available that will work for everyone.

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Premade ambrosias, VP beer and cobra blood !! How many in stock
|-
| VP Honey and VP Date || 8
|-
| VP Barley || 13
|-
| VP Orange|| 11
|-
|VP Banana|| 10
|-
| VP Cherry|| 8
|-
| VP Nutmeg|| 2
|-
| VP Cinnamon || 16
|-
| VP Bread|| 11
|-
|VP Grapefruit || 13
|-
| VP Pear || 12
|-
| VP Blackberry|| 8
|-
| VP Prune|| 8
|-
| VP Jasmine|| 13
|-
| VP Clove|| 14
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| VP Vanilla || 10
|-
| VP Herbal || 15
|}

In case an ambrosia is missing from the pre-made ambrosia's stock, please list below your beer requirement
{| border="1" cellpadding="6" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Name || Beer || Working on || Made || Delivered
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===Osiris===

Beer makers: Mbizi, Ingara, Ruby, Haldamir

{| border="1" cellpadding="6" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Name || Beer || Needs reroll || Working on || Ready for pickup
|-
| Cinexa ||Potent sweet date beer & oil || || mbizi || yes
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| kalmkitty ||Potent Black Blackberry || || mbizi || yes
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| Subira || Spicy Black Cherry || || mbizi || yes
|-
| Cheyennatiti || Fruity Sweet orange beer and oil|| || mbizi || yes
|-
| Bessieloo ||Spicy Black Honey || || Ingara || yes
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| Maddie || Fruity Dry Clove || || Ingara || yes
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| Teil ||Fruity Sweet Bananna beer || || Ruby || yes
|-
| ysabeau ||very potent black orange beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Kaulin || Very Potent Brown Orange Beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Bryce || Fruity Black Barley || || mbizi || yes
|-
| Augir || Fruity Brown Nutmeg beer || || mbizi || yes
|-
| Sabina || Potent black cherry neer || || mbizi || yes
|-
| Arria || Spicy Sweet Blackberry beer || || mbizi || yes
|-
| Astia || fruity Dry Barley beer || || Ruby || yes
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| Minion3 || Fruity Brown Jasmine beer || || Ingara || yes
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| Minion2 || Very Potent dry cherry beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Augirsminion || Potent Brown date beer || || mbizi|| yes
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| Neas || Potent brown banana beer || || Ruby || yes
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| Tibere || Very Potent Sweet Nutmeg Beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Nanras-ka || Potent Sweet cherry Beer || || Ruby || yes
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| Dedenav || potent brown vanilla || || mbizi || yes
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| cathy || VP black cherry || || mbizi || yes
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| nikara || potent sweet vanilla || || mbizi || yes
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| akc2 || VP brown orange || || mbizi || yes
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| pinpon || potent black date || || mbizi || yes
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| jackal || fruity black grapefruit || || Ruby || yes
|-
| Peabody || Spicy Black nutmeg beer and oil || || mbizi || yes
|-
| Lorbanar || very potent dry nutmeg beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Murtha ||Fruity Black pear beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Marlie || Potent Black Nutmeg Beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Chart || Spicy Black Prune Beer || spicy prune seems impossible || ||
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| Aton || Potent Black cherry beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Angel || Spicy Black barley beer || || Ruby|| Yes
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| Karima|| VP Black cinnamon beer || || mbizi || yes
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| Qadira|| Fruity Black jasmine beer || || mbizi ||
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| Shae|| Spicy Brown barley beer || || Ruby || yes
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| Tariq || Fruity Brown cherry beer || || Ruby || yes
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| Shaelee || VP Sweet grapefruit beer || || mbizi ||
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| Kesiah || Spicy Dry Orange Beer || || mbizi ||
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| Lemons|| potent sweet cinnamon || || mbizi ||
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| Brucette ||Potent Dry Barley || || mbizi ||
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| ReddRuby ||Fruity Black Jasmine || || mbizi ||
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| MrBruce || Fruity Dry Grapefruit || || mbizi ||
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| Sithid || VP Brown Banana || || mbizi ||
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| Augusta || Spicy Brown Banana || || mbizi ||
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| Kiji || Spicy Brown Cherry || || mbizi ||
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| Ebony || Potent Dry nutmeg beer || || mbizi ||
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| Narkho || Spicy Black Prune || || ||
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| Donasylvia || VP Dry Nutmeg || || ||
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|}

===Ra===

We'll burn spirits next to Festivals altar for everyone (Fruit spirits of Earth. Grain, Mineral and Wood spirits of Air, Fire, Water and Earth).
Please add the type of wine and spirits you need below.

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Name || Wine || Spirits || Ambrosia ready for pick-up
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|}

=== Thoth ===
To please Thoth, surround an altar with 21 scampering beetles. Make sure the beetles don't wander too far. At this altar, sacrifice an ambrosia made of ink and "flavour" wine. The wine must be at least two vintages old and must contain 12% alcohol.

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" class="wikitable sortable"
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! Name || Wine || Ambrosia ready for pick-up
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Maps/Scarab Gardens

2024-09-01T16:28:59Z

Narkho: /* Scarab Garden Status */

Maps/Scarab Gardens

2024-08-25T11:35:40Z

Narkho: /* Scarab Garden Status */

{{CondMap|
mlayer beetleGardens 650

(beetle) 1014, 6965, L1 Beetle Garden, Meshwesh Delta, (1014, 6965)
(beetle) 14, -7085, L1 Beetle Garden, Meroe (14, -7085)
(beetle) 1927, 2032, L1 Beetle Garden, Avaris, (1927, 2032)
(beetle) 1420, 1775, L1 Beetle Garden, Asyut, (1420, 1775)
(beetle) 3839,-5595, L1 Beetle Garden, Axum, (3839,-5595)
(beetle) 3276, 4793, L2 Beetle Garden, South Sinai, (3276, 4793)
(beetle) 934, 6584, L2 Beetle Garden, Giza, (934, 6584)
(beetle) 1372, -1117, L2 Beetle Garden, Swenett, (1372, -1117)
(beetle) 963, -1038, L3 Beetle Garden, Swenett, (963, -1038)
(beetle) -1044, -4272, L3 Beetle Garden, Western Desert, (-1044 -4272)
(beetle) 800, -5526, L3 Beetle Garden, Blue Nile, (800, -5526)

{{:Maps/Chariot Stops|contentonly=yes}}
|contentonly={{{contentonly|no}}}|{{{2}}}}}

<noinclude>
[[Category:Atlas|Maps Scarab Gardens]]
</noinclude>

==Scarab Garden Status==

{|border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="2" style="background-color:PowderBlue" align="Centre" width="*80%"

!align="center"|Location
!align="center"|Region
!align="center"|Level
!align="Left"|Status Notes
|-
| 1922, 2029
| Avaris
| Rank One
| Filling 3/7 Aug 11 2024
|-
| 1014, 6965
| Tanis
| Rank One
| Filling 0/7 Aug 11 2024
|-
| 15, -7086
| Meroe
| Rank One
| Filling 0/7 Aug 11 2024
|-
| 1420, 1775
| Asyut
| Rank One
| Filling 0/7 Aug 11 2024
|-
| 3839, -5595
| Axum
| Rank One
| Filling 0/7 Aug 11 2024

|- style="background-color:Silver"
| 934, 6584
| Giza
| Rank Two
| Judging Aug 14 2024
|- style="background-color:Silver"
| 3276, 4793
| South Sinai
| Rank Two
| Filling 2/7 Aug 14 2024
|- style="background-color:Silver"
| 1368, -1117
| Swenett
| Rank Two
| Judging Aug 13 2024

|-style="background-color:Gold"
| 963, -1038
| Swenett
| Rank Three
| Filling 2/7 Aug 25 2024
|-style="background-color:Gold"
| 800 -5526
| Blue Nile
| Rank Three
| Filling 2/7 Aug 11 2024
|-style="background-color:Gold"
| -1044 -4272
| Western Desert
| Rank Three
| Filling 6/7 Aug 22 2024
|-
|}

{{L|en}}

FestivalsT11

2024-08-24T21:29:48Z

Narkho: /* Hathor */

Test of Festivals/Rose Attributes

2024-08-22T20:34:04Z

Narkho:

'''''Rose Attributes'''''

{|{table} border=5 cellpadding="1" cellspacing="3" style="background-color:#FFC0CB" text="center"
|'''Rose Description'''
|'''Rose Name'''
|'''Rose Creator'''
|'''Checked? By...'''
|'''Enough for a Festival?
|-
| rowspan="2"|'''Dwarf'''
| Red Dwarf
| University Rose
| T8 T11 (Maddie)
|
|-
| Night Bloom, Subira 102
| University Rose
| T8 T11 (Maddie)
|
|-
| '''Dwarfx2'''
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|-
| '''Giant'''
| White Giant
| University Rose
|
|

|-
| '''Giantx2'''
| Pink Giant, Murtha 72 (needs confirmation)
|
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|-
| '''Giantx3'''
|
|
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|-
| '''Leaves - Blue'''
| Marlie#394
| Marlie
|
|
|-
| rowspan="4"|'''Leaves - Cyan'''
| Pink Giant
| Wimsankh
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Bessieloo #18
| Bessieloo
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Maddie #1
| Maddie
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Maddie #6
| Maddie
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| '''Leaves - Green'''
| Heart of Darkness
| Event Rose
| T11 (Bryce)
|
|-
| '''Leaves - Magenta'''
| Night Bloom, Subira 103, Kalmkitty 19
| University Rose
| T8 T11 Ruby
|
|-
| '''Leaves - Red'''
| Nikara 8
|
| Dedenav
|
|-
| rowspan="3"|'''Leaves - Yellow'''
| Hatch's Bud
| University Rose
| T8
|
|-
| Red Dwarf
| University Rose
| T8
|
|-
| Goldenleaves
| University Rose
| T9
|
|-
| '''Inner Petals - Blue'''
| Night Bloom
| University Rose
| T9 T11 (Ebony)
|
|-
| '''Inner Petals - Cyan'''
| Wimsankh 261 342
| Wimsankh
| T11 (Sapphire)
|
|-
| '''Inner Petals - Green'''
| Subira 66, 90, 100
|
|T11 KK
|
|-
|rowspan="4"| '''Inner Petals - Magenta'''
| Onion Skin
| University Rose
| T11 (Alkhar, Aton)
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|-
| Pantomime
| University Rose
| T9 T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Subira #131
| Subira
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Bessieloo #17
| Bessieloo
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| '''Inner Petals - Red'''
| Red Dwarf
| University Rose
| T9
|
|-
| '''Inner Petals - Yellow'''
| Hatch's Bud
| University Rose
| T11 (Amhur)
|
|-
| '''Outer Petals - Blue'''
| Wimsankh 372
|
|
|

|-
|'''Outer Petals - Cyan'''
| Heart of Darkness
| Event Rose
| T9
|
|
|-
| '''Outer Petals - Green'''
| Narkho#61
| Narkho
| T11 (Narkho)
|
|-
| '''Outer Petals - Magenta'''
| Onion Skin
| University Rose
| T9
|
|-
| rowspan="2"| '''Outer Petals - Red'''
| Night Bloom
| University Rose
| T8
|
|-
| Red Dwarf
| University Rose
| T8
|
|-
| '''Outer Petals - Yellow'''
| Hatch's Bud, Kalmkitty 19 and 35, Subira 100, 102, 103, 115
| University Rose
| T9 T11 (Bessieloo)
|
|-
| '''Stamen - Blue'''
| Night Bloom
| University Rose
| T9 T11 (Kalmkitty)
|

|-
| '''Stamen - Cyan'''
| Hatch's Bud
| University Rose
| T9 T11 Kesiah
|
|-
| '''Stamen - Green'''
| Onion Skin
| University Rose
| T9
|
|-
| '''Stamen - Magenta'''
|Blood Heart
|Event
|T11 (Wimsankh)
|
|-
| '''Stamen - Red'''
| Red Dwarf
| University Rose
| T11 (Istwan)
|
|-
| rowspan="8"| '''Stamen - Yellow'''
| Bessieloo #16
| Bessieloo
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Bessieloo #27
| Bessieloo
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Bessieloo #29
| Bessieloo
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Maddie #6
| Maddie
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Murtha #72
| Murtha
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Subira #65
| Subira
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| Subira #118
| Subira
| T11 (Aton)
|
|-
| White Giant
| University Rose
| T9 T11 (Aton)
|
|-
|}

{{L|en}}

Fine Balance

2024-08-21T21:25:43Z

Narkho:

{{Stub}}

{{Technology
| name = Fine Balance
| discipline = Thought
| image = Fine Weighing.png

| prereq-research =
| prereq-materials =
| required-by =
| hyksos = No
| kush = Yes
| meshwesh = No
}}

Allows one to add a balance to a [[Gem Cutting Table|gem cutting table]], measuring a gem's weight. You learn to construct a fine balance, an upgrade to a gem cutting table that lets you accurately weigh Amethyst, Lapis, Garnet, Turquoise, and other gems as you cut them.

== Uses ==

== Research Costs ==

{{RequiredBy}}
{{L|en}}

Guides/Brewing From A Recipe

2024-08-21T19:40:43Z

Narkho:

The easiest way to brew beer is by starting with a recipe that is known to work. The T7 [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Guides/Beer Beer Guide] is more useful for understanding the entire process so you can develop a recipe without a handy tool like the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sRThWYVnh2GU36q8cqHc8dyWRIhjmb69JE6ewiMkOn8/edit?usp=sharing Beer Calculator], which I use.

'''Sources for Locations and Recipes:''' individual [[Microbe|Yeast]] pages, the T11 beer recipe and yeast location database (https://atitd.sharpnetwork.net/beer), and sometimes, the guild or user pages of players interested in brewing.

'''Gather what you need''' for each batch: Beer Kettle, Small Barrel, 60 wood, 25 water in jugs, and ingredients such as Honey (H), Light Malt (LM), Burnt Wheat, (BW), etc.

'''Travel''' to your brewing location. Plan to spend up to an hour there, waiting for the process to reach certain critical times. The brewing process cannot be paused once it has started. Consider bringing something to do while you wait, I often grow barley for the next time I brew. Not happy about having to travel so far to brew your beer? Want to find a more convenient location? Test for yeasts around your camp. [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Guides/Yeast_Testing Yeast Testing Guide]

Drop (or build) your beer kettle. The sweeper will not get it. If there is a sign, it is not a bad idea to drop the kettle directly at the center of it. Some yeast locations are quite small, and we only discover the boundaries when we put a kettle too far away and the recipe fails because the correct yeast(s) are not present when the kettle is sealed. Also '''read''' the sign. It may include essential information, such as "Drop your kettle southwest of the sign"

Grabbing a random recipe, since its easier to explain with an example. Yeast 56 - Start 15 LM, 20 MM, 75 H / Finish 15 LM, 10 H. Seal @ 1500 for this location.

'''Brewing''':
[[Image:Brewing.png|left|200px|border]]Your kettle is on the ground. Some locations have a public kettle that you can use. Click on it and pin its window. Click the "Beer" button and then click "Begin". The '''20 minute brewing stage''' begins. It starts at 1200 seconds and counts down to zero. If your recipe has "Start" ingredients, they should be added in the first 12 seconds.

For this recipe, I click "Ingredient" three times in a row. Three inventory windows will pop up, all on top of one another. For this recipe, add 15 light malt, 20 medium malt, and 75 honey. Within 12 seconds. That's a little fast for me. It has been my experience that the ingredients are added when I click the "Ingredient" button, so if I'm a little slow, it still works, as long as I don't click "Cancel", which closes that inventory window.

Once the Start ingredients are added, there will some wait time. Some recipes will have "@ 300", or another time label, indicating that you should add those recipes when the 1200-second "Time Left" countdown for the Brewing Stage reaches 300 seconds remaining.

If your recipe has '''"Finish Ingredients"''', the timing is a little more tricky. Some consider "Finish" to be in the last 20 seconds. It can be even shorter, in the last 12 seconds of the Brewing Stage. The technique of clicking the "Ingredients" button multiple times for multiple ingredients is particularly useful. There is a pop-up indicating that ingredients have been added, and I have gotten this message well into the fermentation stage without failed results. Another side note: I once clicked the "Max" button when adding an ingredient. Only 200 of the ingredient was added.

Summary: During the "Brewing" 1200 second phase, you add stuff to the kettle at specific times. Alterations to those times or quantities will change the results. A big enough change will give something you don't expect. Sometimes its drinkable, sometimes its not. Completely leaving out an ingredient usually results in a non-drinkable beer.

'''Fermenting:'''
[[Image:Fermenting.png|left|200px|border]] When the Brewing countdown timer reaches zero, the kettle automatically switches to the '''40 minute Fermentation stage''', which is 2400 seconds long. The Ingredients button also changes to the Seal button. (If there is nothing there, you have probably tried to click "Ingredients" too late and sealed your kettle with no microbes in it. No microbes = No beer. Discard and start again.) The Fermentation Stage starts at 2400 seconds and the timer counts down to zero. Yeasts and other microbes will start entering the kettle as long as the kettle lid is open.

Most locations and their recipes have a '''"Seal Time"'''. *A kettle sealed before that point will probably not have the needed yeast(s) in it. *A kettle sealed at the correct time will usually contain a single type of yeast (Y56 in our example) which will make beer out of the ingredients you added earlier. *A kettle sealed too late will have additional microbes in it. This can change the final result, but I usually let it finish brewing. *A few locations are suitable for "Open Kettle" recipes and will create beer out of all the microbes that enter during the fermentation stage. They do not need to be sealed until the timer reaches zero and you are ready to put your beer in a small barrel.

After your kettle is sealed, its just a matter of waiting for the timer to reach zero. You can log off. You can leave it there for the rest of the tale (and annoy everybody else who wants to brew beer in that location.) Too many kettles in one spot make it very difficult for other players to drop their kettles and brew beer there. If you choose to leave your kettle, you can make it public. Other players can use your public kettle to make beer, but they cannot move it. But you want your beer, right?

'''Almost Done!''' When the timer reaches zero, if you haven't already, click '''Seal''', and then click '''Take'''. A window pops up with lots of data about your beer. Consider taking a screenshot or copying it to your clipboard, especially if the results are not what you expected. If you ask someone to help you figure out what went wrong, or how to fix it, all those numbers will help them. The adjectives at the top tell you about your beer.

After you click "Clipboard", click OK. If you have brewed a drinkable beer, a window comes up so you can '''name''' what is going into your small barrel. Do your best to be accurate about it. You now have a barrel of beer. If your beer isn't drinkable, the game automatically discards it.

Beer that is still in the kettle does not have an expiration date. It is not at risk of '''spoiling''' until it is taken and put in a barrel. If you want to drink your beer, you have a limited amount of time to get it to a tasting table. The higher the alcohol level, the longer it remains drinkable in the barrel. All beers will eventually spoil once they are removed from the kettle. "Spoilage does not affect a beer's fitness for distilling into spirits, ambrosia making, or donating to university research". The T3 wiki also indicates that spoiled beer can be used for the Test of the Banquet.

[[Image:Kettles.png|left|200px|border]]Please take your kettle with you once you've finished brewing! Once a location looks like this, other players have a very difficult time identifying their kettle and brewing beer. If you prefer to leave your kettle at a spot, put your beer in a small barrel and consider making the empty kettle usable by the public. Your fellow beer brewers thank you!

[[Category:Guides]]

{{L|en}}

2024-08-05T12:19:16Z

Narkho: /* Cage Map */

== Key ==
Nodes: 
https://static.atitd.wiki/maps/markers/markerCirBl.png Public Trap built in 250-coordinate blocks, presumed live 
https://static.atitd.wiki/maps/markers/markerCirYe.png Public Trap built in 250-coordinate blocks, built more than 30 days ago and needs verifying/rebuilding 
https://static.atitd.wiki/maps/markers/markerCirLb.png Public Trap built outside the 250-coordinate block system. 
https://static.atitd.wiki/maps/markers/markerCirGr.png Fennec Caught 
https://static.atitd.wiki/maps/markers/markerCirRd.png Non-Public Trap. 

Types:
*B -- Brown
*Q -- Bushy-tailed
*F -- Furry
*P -- Pygmy
*R -- Ruddy
*X -- Sharp-toothed
*H -- Short-haired

== Cage Map ==
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<noinclude>
[[Category:Atlas|Fennec Locations]]</noinclude>

== List of Fennec signs and captures ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="5"
! Region !!width="10%"| Coord X,Y !! Subspecies !! Signs or capture !! Public/Private !! Found by !! Date
|-
| Blemmyes || 3150, -4200 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || Rhaom || 19/11/2023 (Akhet III-24) ||
|-
| Blemmyes || 3150, -3950 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || Kay || 20/11/2023 (Akhet III-28) ||
|-
| Damot || 3250, -2000 || Brown || Capture || Public || Kay || 21/11/2023 (Akhet IV-2) ||
|-
| Blemmyes || 3900, -3950 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || Zephyr || 21/11/2023 (Akhet IV-2) ||
|-
| Damot || 4500, -1250 || Sharp-Toothed || Capture || Public || Mezil || 25/11/2023 (Akhet IV-15) ||
|-
| Blemmyes || 3150, -4200 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || Rosenfeuer || 06/12/2023 (Peret I-20) ||
|-
| East Kush || 2500, -3250 || Bush-Tailed || Capture || Public || Rosenfeuer || 07/12/2023 (Peret I-24) ||
|-
| Red Sea || 2500, 500|| Brown|| Capture || Public || Pauven || 09/12/2023 (Peret I-29) ||
|-
| Bernike || 3000, 250 || Short haired || Capture || Public || Rosenfeuer || 28/12/2023 (Peret IV-4) ||
|-
| Blemmyes || 3000, -5000 || Pygmy || Capture || Public || Dreasimy || 20/3/2024 (Y2 Peret I-9) ||
|-}

{{L|en}}

Test of Khefre's Children

2024-08-04T21:03:01Z

Narkho: /* Beetle Judging */

The '''Test of Khefre's Children''' is a test in the Natural Philosophy discipline.

{{Test
| name = The Test of Khefre's Children
| discipline = Natural Philosophy
| image = Art and Music Test Icons_Khefres Child.png
| requirements =
* [[Entomology]]
| demonstration =
}}

== Test Description ==
You must breed the most strange and beautiful scarab beetle that you can. After encountering some beetles in the wild, you can capture them and raise them in a terrarium. You must exhibit your beetle at a Scarab garden, and be judged.

[[File:ScarabGarden.png|center|530px]]

 
 

'''Archive photos of Tale 10 scarab entries: [[Scarab Photos]]'''
 
'''Photos of Tale 3 scarabs User Mortality. https://atitd.wiki/tale10/Scarab_Photos_Archive_Tale_3'''
 
'''Photos of Tale 4 scarabs. https://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/Guilds/Jade_Scarab'''

== Task ==
The Test of Khefre's Children requires you to breed and display beautiful beetles. The task will guide you on exhibiting your first beetle at a Scarab Garden.
* Place a male [[Beetle]] in a [[Terrarium]]
* Place a female [[Beetle]] in a [[Terrarium]]
* Breed a Beetle to 0% 50% Ownership
* Breed a Beetle to 51% 75% Ownership
* Breed a Beetle to 76% 89% Ownership
* Breed a Beetle to 90% 99% Ownership (1 Talent point)
* Rename a bred beetle
* Vote on a [[Maps/Scarab Gardens|Garden]]
* Mix any Reddish [[Paint]]
* Mix any Yellowish Paint
* Exhibit a Beetle in a Garden
* Build [[Khefre's Locker]]
* Win a Level 1 Garden (1 Talent Point)
* Win a Level 2 Garden (2 Talent Points)
* Win a Level 3 Garden (3 Talent Points)

'''Beetle Garden Location map and status link:''' [[Maps/Scarab Gardens|Maps/Scarab Gardens - A Wiki in the Desert (atitd.wiki)]]

== Additional Information ==
Khefre is a god of the sun, he who pushes the celestial disc across the heavens each day. The [[beetles|scarab beetles]] of Egypt are sacred to him.

== Beetle Breeding ==
To breed a beetle to a percentage of ownership you must trade a bred beetle with another player, then interbreed that beetle with your own stock. Any beetles you breed where both the female and the male are 100% yours will create 100% owned offspring. However, if your spouse or perhaps another player feeds your beetles, you may find your ownership percentage decreases. 
 
For developing colors and patterns, check out the [[Beetle Breeding Guide]]
 
Another old but useful breeding guide https://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/User:Mortality/BeetlesCopy

== Building a Beetle Statue ==
To find the required paints, display the beetle on your terrarium, and use the "Special" command.

To build a Statue of a beetle in a Beetle Garden you need:
* 2 [[requires::Mud Granite]]
* 2 [[requires::Small Ruby]]
* 10 [[requires::Concrete]]
* 20 [[requires::Clay]]
* 12 [[requires::Gold Wire]]
* 5 [[requires::Paint]] of each of two colors.
** It is possible for them to be the same color, and it's common for them to not really be the colors you think your beetle is.

'''NOTES:'''
* You must have your beetle in your inventory to build. The beetle is not used up.
* A beetle must be at least 90% yours to display it.
* For Level 2 and 3, you must have your Certificate from the previous level in your inventory, examine it!
* You can build a beetle statue once every 168 hours (1 Duck week), probably to prevent you from entering multiple beetles at once.

1== Beetle Judging ==

Until judging begins, all beetle designs will be hidden. Judging will begin once all seven alcoves have been filled and remain open until a sufficient number of votes have been received from players. Clicking on the Statue in the middle of the garden will tell you how many judges voted so far, out of the 32 required votes for judging to end. Exhibitors are not permitted to vote.

Once judging is completed, round completion will be announced and winner's alcoves highlighted with a glow. Winning exhibitors will receive a popup notifying them of their win and a Beetle Certificate, indicating the name of the exhibitor, the strength of their win and the level won, which will be placed in their inventory.

After the competition, the beetle statues must be torn down. Exhibitors have 72hrs to tear down their statues and get buildings materials back. After that, anyone visiting the garden can tear down the statues. Once all the statues have been removed, the garden will accept statues for a new round of judging.

Exhibitors must wait 168 hours before entering another beetle.

== Tearing Down Statues ==

After the winners are determined, the beetles remain on display for 24 hours.

After that, the exhibitors (or their [[Test of Marriage|spouse]]) have 2 days during which they may return to the Scarab Garden and tear down their statue, regaining materials as per the normal [[Salvage Techniques|salvage]] rules.

Beetle statues that remain unsalvaged after that are free to be salvaged by anyone.

Note: Salvaged materials from a Beetle Statue are placed directly into inventory.

== Passing the Test ==

Every Scarab Garden in Egypt is designed for either Rank 1, Rank 2, or Rank 3 competition. At first, you must display your beetle in a Rank 1 garden. Winners of a Rank 1 competition receive a certificate enabling them to enter beetles in Rank 2 competitions (they do not have to use the same beetle that won at Rank 1). Those players who have won in a Rank 2 competition may, in turn, display beetles in the Rank 3 garden.

If you win a Rank 3 competition, you pass the Test of Khefre's Children.

To receive Talent Points and check off the Task, you need to examine the certificate that is received after winning a competition. In your inventory, look for the "Beetle Cert" category, there you will have a certificate, click on it and "Examine" to read it (and get a talent point the first time per level).

== Scoring of Beetle Gardens ==

The ranking system for beetles is actually based on the number of unique players that you have bested in competition. People voting on the garden determine the placement of the beetles and points are calculated based on how many unique beetles were beaten. At level 1, you must beat 3 other beetles to place (hence 4 passes at level 1). When you enter a beetle into level 2 or 3, the number of players you've beaten at previous levels will count towards whether or not your beetle advances, regardless of how it places - hence is possible to have variable numbers of beetles advance in the later ranks. It is important to emphasize that it's unique players beaten, so if you beat player's beetles at level 2 that you've already beaten at level 1, they don't count towards your score.

The wins are actually recorded on the beetle certificate you use, meaning you can enter different beetles at different levels. So for a level 2 certificate, it has the names of all the players (not beetles) you beat in round 2, and all the players *they* beat in round 1. The total number of ''unique names'' is what matters for determining an advancement. Note that because player names are recorded, not beetle names, you can defeat a new beetle from a previously defeated player and not gain points.

You can determine how many wins your certificate has by examining it (tests->Khefre's Children menu when holding the certificate in inventory).

The scoring system is designed to prevent 'incestuous competition' - winning against players you've already beaten (possibly by proxy). However, this means that it will be impossible to pass the higher ranks until the beetle population in competition is large enough.

Your beetle will be given a win of strength X, where X denoted how many distinct beetles/breeders you have beaten. At level 1 it will be up to 7 (you "beat" yourself too if you have the most votes). At level 2, your strength of win includes not only the actual beetle/breeders you have gained more votes than, but all the beetle/breeders that they beat in their level 1 wins, minus any duplicates. A level 2 win could be up to 49, however this would be uncommon as it would have to mean that you won on strength 7 and beat 6 other beetles that all won on strength 7 wins and did not have any duplicate beetle/breeder entries. At level 3 same thing happens again, you get a strength of win of the number of beetles you gain more votes than, as well as points for all beetle/breeders they have beaten on their way to level 3, again, minus any duplicates. Hope this simplifies all the below description for people. For a level 3 win you theoretically could have a strength of 343 but it will usually be considerably less.

In other words, you gain points for each beetle/breeder you get more votes than, plus any beetle/breeders they beat, minus duplicates as you go through the higher level gardens

The following example will hopefully show how scoring works (note that it refers to 'beetles' for ease of comprehension, but means 'players owning the competing beetle'):

Rank 1 contest

* A - 1st place
* B
* C - 3rd place
* D - 4th place
* E
* F - 2nd place
* G

Now, A has beaten B, C, D, E and F, G (7 points), while F has beaten B, C, D, E, G (6 points) and C has beaten B, D, E, G (5 points). Say some of these beetles compete with others in a rank 2 garden (which have also won level 1 contests), it might look like this (second level indent shows which beetles each has beaten in the past):

Rank 2 contest

* A
o placed 1st against B, C, D, E and F, G (7 points) in rank 1
* F
o placed 2nd against B, C, D, E, G (6 points) in rank 1
* C
o placed 3rd against B, D, E, G (5 points) in rank 1
* V
o placed 1st against X, D, P, Q, R, S (7 points) in another rank 1
* X
o placed 3rd against P, Q, R, S (5 points) in another rank 1
* Y
o placed 3rd against C, I, J, K (5 points) in another rank 1
* Z
o placed 2nd against C, I, J, K, Y (6 points) in another rank 1

If A, C and Y place first, second and third by votes, they will have beaten other beetles as follows:

* A beat B, C, D, E, F and G in rank 1, and also beat F, C, V, X, Y, Z in rank 2, which beat:
o F: B, C, D, E, G in rank 1
o C: B, D, E, G in rank 1
o V: X, D, P, Q, R, S in rank 1
o X: P, Q, R, S in rank 1
o Y: C, I, J, K in rank 1
o Z: C, I, J, K, Y in rank 1

Accumulating all these, A has directly beaten B, C, D, E, F, G, F (again), C (again), V, X, Z and by beating beetles in rank 2, it has beaten (B, C, D, E, G), (B, D, E, G), (X, D, P, Q, R, S), (P, Q, R, S), (C, I, J, K), (C, I, J, K, Y) by proxy. These are all combined into a single list as follows:

* beaten A 2 times (always beats itself)
* beaten B 3 times
* beaten C 5 times
* beaten D 4 times
* beaten E 3 times
* beaten F 2 times
* beaten G 3 times
* beaten I 2 times
* beaten J 2 times
* beaten K 2 times
* beaten P 2 times
* beaten Q 2 times
* beaten R 2 times
* beaten S 2 times
* beaten V 1 times
* beaten X 2 times
* beaten Y 1 times
* beaten Z 1 times

In total, this is 41 'wins', but only 18 unique wins, so A now has 18 points. Because C & F competed with A again (they were in the first rank-1 with A), A does not gain extra points from having beaten them again. Similarly D was beaten by V in another rank-1, and A has already beaten D in the past and does not gain from beating D via V. However, A does gain from having beaten other new (to A) beetles by proxy.

To advance from rank-1, your beetle needs to have 5 points. To advance from rank-2, you must have 15 points. Advancing from rank-3 and passing the Test requires at least 70 points (After Pluribus changed that, a pass with 59 points is known. If somebody knows about a lower passing score, please update this - Sabuli)
Jaenelle and Reisa both passed on 2/2/18 with a strength of 51. -Jaenelle
'''Tale 10: In the second Level 3 garden to run, all seven scarabs passed. Four of the strengths ranged from 31-38, the other three did not answer. (First level 3 had 6/7, third had 5/7.)'''

In this example, A will advance to rank 3 with 18 points, having beaten (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I, J, K, P, Q, R, S, V, X, Y, Z).

The theoretical maximum points are 7 points from rank-1, 49 points from rank-2 and 343 points from rank-3 (assuming all beetles are totally unique).

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