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*Common notation for mapping chime labs uses N/S/E/W, with North being the top of the chime map.
 
*Common notation for mapping chime labs uses N/S/E/W, with North being the top of the chime map.
  
Hot Water = NE  
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*Hot Water = NE  
Cold Water = N or S
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*Cactus Sap = N+
Shearing Force = ?
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*Leopards Paw = NE
Quicksilver = W ish
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*Aluminium Powder = N ish
White Sand  = south west ish
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Silk Cloth = south east ish
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*Quicksilver = W+
Worm Spirits = SE  
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*Shearing Force = Westish
Leopards Paw = NE
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Aluminium Powder = ?
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*White Sand  = S+
Intense Light = E+
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*Silk Cloth = south east ish
Heavy Block = Eastish
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*Worm Spirits = SE  
Rabbit Pelt = E+
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*Beeswax = SE?
Beeswax = ? SE?
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Cactus Sap = ?
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*Intense Light = E+
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*Heavy Block = Eastish
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*Rabbit Pelt = E+
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*Cold Water = N or S?
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Latest revision as of 08:57, 19 July 2024

Current Chime Map

New 3/27/2023 Updated Chime Map With Integrated Musical Notation - Morendo

  • I simplified the notation of "walls" in comparison to the past map. Blue highlighted squares are starting points. If there's a path, you can move the chime there, though it's not always easy because not all walls are right in the middle of a square, and some are quite small. Refer to the chime guide for more details. There may be a few walls marked here and there that are actually accessible, but the map is largely accurate. -Tilana


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Public Chime Labs

  • Common notation for mapping chime labs uses N/S/E/W, with North being the top of the chime map.
  • Hot Water = NE
  • Cactus Sap = N+
  • Leopards Paw = NE
  • Aluminium Powder = N ish
  • Quicksilver = W+
  • Shearing Force = Westish
  • White Sand = S+
  • Silk Cloth = south east ish
  • Worm Spirits = SE
  • Beeswax = SE?
  • Intense Light = E+
  • Heavy Block = Eastish
  • Rabbit Pelt = E+
  • Cold Water = N or S?