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Herbs

2020-01-14T01:58:40Z

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{{See|Botany}}

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Herb !! Method !! Leaves !! Stem !! Color !! Notes !! Picture !! Stats
|-
| Allbright
| HARVEST ROOT
| Striped
| Converging Multistem
| Orange
| See also: Enchanter's Plant
| [[Image:Herbs_Allbright.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Aloe
| SCRAPE AWAY
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Aloe.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Altar's Blessing
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Edged
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_AltarsBlessing.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Anansi
| CUT AWAY
| Other
| Trunk
| Brown/Grey
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Anansi.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Apiphenalm
| PICK SEEDS
| Small Spear
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Apiphenalm.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Apothecary's Scythe
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Edged
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
| See also: Lavender Navarre
| [[Image:Herbs_ApothecarysScythe.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Artemisia
| SNIP LEAF
| Edged
| Creeping
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Artemisia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Asafoetida
| SEEDPODS
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Asafoetida.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Asane
| CRUSH STEMS
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Asane.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Ashoka
| TRIM ROOT
| Striped
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Curly Sage
| [[Image:Herbs_Ashoka.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Azure Tristeria
| HARVEST ROOT
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
| See also: Tristeria (shorter, about the height of a bundle of straw)
| [[Image:Herbs_AzureTristeria.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Banto
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Straight Veined
| No Stem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Banto.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bay Tree
| PEEL BACK
| Small Spear
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BayTree.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bee Balm
| REMOVE TAP
| Two Color
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Jaivanti (light brown stems), Lemondrop (red stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_BeeBalm.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Beetle Leaf
| REMOVE TAP
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BeetleLeaf.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Beggar's Button
| PLUCK THE LEAVES
| Flower
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BeggarsButton.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bhilawa
| SCRAPE OFF
| Fern
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
| See also: Myrrh (green stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_Bhilawa.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bilimbi
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Lobed (Oak)
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Jagged Dewcup
| [[Image:Herbs_Bilimbi.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bitter Florian
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Flower
| Trunk
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BitterFlorian.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Black Pepper Plant
| REMOVE TAP
| Notched
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Covage (green stems), Red Pepper (red stems), White Pepper (tan stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_Black_Pepper_Plant.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blessed Mariae
| PLUCK THE LEAVES
| Flower
| Creeping
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BlessedMariae.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bleubillae
| SNIP LEAF STEMS
| Lobed (Oak)
| Trunk
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Bleubillae.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blood Balm
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Two Color
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BloodBalm.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blood Blossom
|
| No Leaves
| Blossom
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BloodBlossom.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blood Root
| PICK SEEDS
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BloodRoot.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blooded Harebell
| SNIP LEAF
| Lobed (Oak)
| Creeping
| Red
| See also: Discorea
| [[Image:Herbs_BloodedHarebell.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bloodwort
| SNIP LEAF
| Striped
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Bloodwort.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blue Damia
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Notched
| Creeping
| Blue
| See also: Indigo Damia (dark blue/black leaves)
| [[Image:Herbs_BlueDamia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blue Tarafern
| CRUSH STEMS
| Fern
| Creeping
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BlueTarafern.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blueberry Tea Tree
| TRIM ROOT
| Small Spear
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BlueberryTeaTree.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bluebottle Clover
| PICK SEEDS
| Striped
| Creeping
| Blue
| See also: Tiny Clover (white leaves)
| [[Image:Herbs_BluebottleClover.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Blushing Blossom
|
| No Leaves
| Blossom
| Pink
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BlushingBlossom.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Brassy Caltrops
| SQUEEZE OUT SAP
| No Leaves
| Blossom
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BrassyCaltrops.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Brown Muskerro
| TRIM ROOT
| Fern
| Converging Multistem
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BrownMuskerro.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Buckler-Leaf
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Lobed (Oak)
| Trunk
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Buckler-Leaf.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Bull's Blood
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_BullsBlood.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Burnt Tarragon
| HARVEST ROOT
| Spear
| Creeping
| Red
| See also: Ginger Taragon (browner)
| [[Image:Herbs_BurntTarragon.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Butterfly Damia
| SNIP LEAF
| Notched
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_ButterflyDamia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Butterroot
| SCRAPE OFF
| Striped
| Creeping
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Butterroot.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Calabash
| HARVEST ROOT
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Calabash.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Camelmint
|
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Camelmint.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Caraway
| SCRAPE OFF
| Flower
| Converging Multistem
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Caraway.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Cardamom
| PICK SEEDS
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Cardamom.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Cassia
| PEEL BACK
| Small Spear
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Cassia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Chaffa
| HARVEST ROOT
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
| See also: Umber Basil
| [[Image:Herbs_Chaffa.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Chatinabrae
| CRUSH STEMS
| Veined Lengthwise
| Creeping
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Chatinabrae.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Chives
| PEEL BACK
| No Leaves
| Other
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Chives.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Chukkah
| CRUSH STEMS
| Straight Veined
| Converging Multistem
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Chukkah.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Cicada Bean
| REMOVE TAP
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_CicadaBean.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Cinnamon
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Striped
| Other
| Green
|
| [[Image:Cinnamon.png|thumb|250px]]
|
|-
| Cinquefoil
| REMOVE TAP
| Small Spear
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Cinquefoil.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Cirallis
| HARVEST ROOT
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Cirallis.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Clingroot
| CRUSH STEMS
| No Leaves
| Creeping
| Brown/Grey
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Clingroot.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Common Basil
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_CommonBasil.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Common Rosemary
| SNIP LEAF
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_CommonRosemary.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Common Sage
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| Can be confused with: Wood Sage (brown scattered stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_Common_Sage.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Corsacia
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
| See also: Umber Basil or Chaffa
| [[Image:Herbs_Corsacia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Covage
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Notched
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Black Pepper (dark grey stems) Red Pepper (red stems), White Pepper (tan stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_Covage.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Crampbark
| TRIM ROOT
| Straight Veined
| Trunk
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Crampbark.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Cranesbill
| SCRAPE OFF
| Striped
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Cranesbill.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Creeping Black Nightshade
|
| Small Spear
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Medicago (brown stems), Strawberry Tea (intense green leaves). Recognize Creeping Black Nightshade by its distinctive dark blue stems.
| [[Image:Herbs_CreepingBlackNightshade.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Creeping Thyme
| CRUSH STEMS
| Accordion
| Creeping
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_CreepingThyme.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Crimson Clover
| PEEL BACK
| Striped
| Creeping
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_CrimsonClover.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Crimson Lettuce
| PEEL BACK
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| Can be confused with: Wild Lettuce, Dwarf Wild Lettuce, Thyme, Rhubarb
| [[Image:Herbs_CrimsonLettuce.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Crimson Nightshade
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Small Spear
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_CrimsonNightshade.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Crimson Pipeweed
| REMOVE TAP
| Straight Veined
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Lungclot, Morpha, Dark Ochoa, Gynura, Malice Weed, Tagetese, Verdant Squill
| [[Image:Herbs_CrimsonPipeweed.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Crimson Windleaf
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_CrimsonWindleaf.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Crumpled Leaf Basil
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Crumpled_Leaf_Basil.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Curly Sage
| PEEL BACK
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Ashoka
| [[Image:Herbs_CurlySage.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Cyan Cressida
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_CyanCressida.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Daggerleaf
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Daggerleaf.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dalchini
| CUT AWAY
| Eye
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Ipomoea
| [[Image:Herbs_Dalchini.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dameshood
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Notched
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Dameshood.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dank Mullien
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_DankMullien.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dark Ochoa
| PEEL BACK
| Edged
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Crimson Pipeweed, Gynura, Malice Weed, Tagetese, Verdant Squill
| [[Image:Herbs_DarkOchoa.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dark Radish
| PICK SEEDS
| Fern
| Bulb
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_DarkRadish.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Deadly Catsclaw
|
| Notched
| Converging Multistem
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_DeadlyCatsclaw.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Death's Piping
| TRIM ROOT
| Other
| No Stem
| White
| See also: Jugwort (brighter green exterior with backward curling leaves); Pitcher Plant (larger, inward curling leaves); Harrow (darker with backward curling leaves).
| [[Image:Herbs_DeathsPiping.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dewplant
| REMOVE TAP
| Edged
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Dewplant.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Digweed
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Small Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Digweed.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Discorea
| PEEL BACK
| Lobed (Oak)
| Creeping
| Red
| See also: Blooded Harebell
| [[Image:Herbs_Discorea.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Drapeau D'or
| CRUSH STEMS
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_DrapeauDor.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dusty Blue Sage
| SCRAPE OFF
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_DustyBlueSage.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dwarf Hogweed
| SNIP LEAF
| Lobed (Oak)
| Trunk
| Green
| See also: Hogweed, Hazlewort
| [[Image:Herbs_DwarfHogweed.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Dwarf Wild Lettuce
| SCRAPE OFF
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| Can be confused with: Crimson Lettuce, Wild Lettuce, Thyme, Rhubarb
| [[Image:Herbs_Dwarf_Wild_Lettuce.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Earth Apple
| SCRAPE OFF
| Spear
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_EarthApple.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Elegia
| CRUSH STEMS
| Straight Veined
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Fool's Agar, Hyssop (blue, larger)
| [[Image:Herbs_Elegia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Enchanter's Plant
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Striped
| Converging Multistem
| Brown/Grey
| See also: Allbright
| [[Image:Herbs_EnchantersPlant.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Finlow
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Veined Lengthwise
| Grass
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Finlow.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Fire Allspice
| HARVEST ROOT
| Notched
| Converging Multistem
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_FireAllspice.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Fire Lily
| SCRAPE OFF
| Striped
| Bulb
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_FireLily.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Fivesleaf
| PEEL BACK
| Small Spear
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Fivesleaf.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Flaming Skirret
| PEEL BACK
| Lobed (Oak)
| Creeping
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_FlamingSkirret.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Flander's Blossom
| PICK SEEDS
| Flower
| Creeping
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_FlandersBlossom.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Fleabane
| REMOVE TAP
| Straight Veined
| Converging Multistem
| Black
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Fleabane.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Fool's Agar
| CUT AWAY
| Straight Veined
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Elegia, Hyssop (blue, larger)
| [[Image:Herbs_FoolsAgar.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Fumitory
| PICK SEEDS
| Fern
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Fumitory.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Garcinia
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
| See also: Xanosi (bright aqua leaves and green stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_Garcinia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Garlic Chives
| HARVEST ROOT
| Flower
| Other
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_GarlicChives.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Ginger Root
| PICK SEEDS
| Ribbed
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_GingerRoot.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Ginger Tarragon
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Spear
| Creeping
| Orange
| See also: Burnt Tarragon (yellow stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_GingerTarragon.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Ginseng Root
| HARVEST ROOT
| Edged
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Ginseng_Root.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Glechoma
| TRIM ROOT
| Striped
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Glechoma.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Gnemnon
| CUT AWAY
| Straight Veined
| Trunk
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Gnemnon.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Gokhru
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Striped
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Gokhru.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Golden Dubloons
|
| Two Color
| Creeping
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_GoldenDubloons.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Golden Gladalia
|
| Seashell
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_GoldenGladalia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Golden Sellia
|
| Straight Veined
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_GoldenSellia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Golden Sun
| HARVEST ROOT
| Flower
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_GoldenSun.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Golden Sweetgrass
|
| No Leaves
| Grass
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_GoldenSweetgrass.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Golden Thyme
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_GoldenThyme.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Gynura
| PEEL BACK
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Crimson Pipeweed, Dark Ochoa, Malice Weed, Tagetese, Verdant Squill
| [[Image:Gynura.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Harebell
| HARVEST ROOT
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Harebell.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Harrow
| CUT AWAY
| Other
| No Stem
| White
| See also: Pitcher Plant (smaller, with inward curling leaves); Death's Piping (darker green, forward curling tips); Jugwort (brighter green exterior with backward curling leaves).
| [[Image:Herbs_Harrow.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Hazlewort
| SNIP LEAF
| Lobed (Oak)
| Trunk
| Green
| See also: Hogweed, Dwarf Hogweed
| [[Image:Herbs_Hazlewort.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Headache Tree
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Straight Veined
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_HeadacheTree.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Heartsease
| Snip the leaves
| Flower
| Converging Multistem
| Pink
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Heartsease.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Hogweed
| HARVEST ROOT
| Lobed (Oak)
| Trunk
| Green
| See also: Hazlewort, Dwarf Hogweed
| [[Image:Herbs_Hogweed.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Homesteader Palm
|
| Ribbed
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_HomesteaderPalm.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Honey Mint
| TRIM ROOT
| Edged
| Creeping
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_HoneyMint.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Houseleek
| CRUSH STEMS
| No Leaves
| Blossom
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Houseleek.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Hyssop
| CRUSH STEMS
| Straight Veined
| Creeping
| Blue
| See also: Elegia, Fool's Agar
| [[Image:Herbs_Hyssop.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Ice Blossom
| SCRAPE AWAY THE LEAF HAIRS
| No Leaves
| Blossom
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_IceBlossom.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Ice Mint
| HARVEST ROOT
| Edged
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Mountain Mint (darker green, more common); Honey Mint (yellow-green)
| [[Image:Herbs_IceMint.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Ilex
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Ilex.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Indigo Damia
| CRUSH STEMS
| Notched
| Creeping
| Blue
| See also: Blue Damia (smaller and more scattered)
| [[Image:Herbs_IndigoDamia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Ipomoea
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Eye
| Bulb
| Green
| See also: Dalchini
| [[Image:Herbs_Ipomoea.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Jagged Dewcup
| CUT AWAY
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Tamarask and Bilimbi
| [[Image:Herbs_JaggedDewcup.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Jaivanti
| TRIM ROOT FIBER
| Two Color
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Bee Balm (green stems), Lemondrop (red stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_Jaivanti.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Jaiyanti
| REMOVE TAP ROOT
| Edged
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Jaiyanti.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Joy of the Mountain
| REMOVE TAP
| Veined Lengthwise
| Grass
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_JoyoftheMountain.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Jugwort
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Other
| No Stem
| White
| See also: Pitcher Plant (smaller, with inward curling leaves); Death's Piping (darker green, forward curling tips); Harrow (darker with backward curling leaves).
| [[Image:Herbs_Jugwort.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Katako Root
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_KatakoRoot.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Khokali
| TRIM ROOT
| Fern
| Converging Multistem
| Pink
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Khokali.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| King's Coin
| SCRAPE OFF
| Eye
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
| See also: Digweed
| [[Image:Herbs_KingsCoin.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lamae
| PLUCK LEAF
| Spear
| Blossom
| White
| See also: Miniature Lamae
| [[Image:Herbs_Lamae.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Larkspur
| CUT AWAY
| Lobed (Oak)
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Larkspur.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lavender Navarre
| TRIM ROOT
| Straight Veined
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
| See also: Apothecary's Scythe
| [[Image:Herbs_LavenderNavarre.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lavender Scented Thyme
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_LavenderScentedThyme.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lemon Basil
| PICK SEEDS
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_LemonBasil.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lemon Grass
| CUT AWAY
| No Leaves
| Grass
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_LemonGrass.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lemondrop
| PICK SEEDS
| Two Color
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Bee Balm (green stems), Jaivanti (light brown stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_Lemondrop.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lilia
|
| Edged
| Creeping
| White
| Not Peel, Not Cut away
| [[Image:Herbs_Lilia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Liquorice
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Small Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Liquorice.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lungclot
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Crimson Pipeweed, Morpha
| [[Image:Herbs_Lungclot.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Lythrum
| HARVEST ROOT
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Squill, Verdant Squill
| [[Image:Herbs_Lythrum.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Mahonia
| REMOVE TAP
| Two Color
| Creeping
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Mahonia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Malice Weed
| SNIP LEAF
| Striped
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Crimson Pipeweed, Dark Ochoa, Gynura, Tagetese, Verdant Squill
| [[Image:Herbs_MaliceWeed.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Mandrake Root
| TRIM ROOT
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Brown/Grey
|
| [[Image:Herbs_MandrakeRoot.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Maragosa
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Straight Veined
| Creeping
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Maragosa.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Mariae
| REMOVE TAP
| Flower
| Creeping
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Mariae.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Meadowsweet
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Meadowsweet.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Medicago
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Small Spear
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Creeping Black Nightshade (dark green leaves, blue stems), Strawberry Tea (intense green leaves)
| [[Image:Herbs_Medicago.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Mindanao
| REMOVE TAP
| Veined Lengthwise
| Creeping
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Mindanao.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Miniature Bamboo
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Small Spear
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_MiniatureBamboo.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Miniature Lamae
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Spear
| Blossom
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_MiniatureLamae.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Mirabellis Fern
| REMOVE TAP
| Fern
| Converging Multistem
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_MirabellisFern.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Moon Aloe
| COLLECT FRUIT
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_MoonAloe.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Morpha
| TRIM ROOT
| Straight Veined
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Crimson Pipeweed, Lungclot
| [[Image:Herbs_Morpha.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Motherwort
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Flower
| Trunk
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Motherwort.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Mountain Mint
| SNIP LEAF
| Edged
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Ice Mint (bluish leaves), Honey Mint (yellow-green leaves)
| [[Image:Herbs_MountainMint.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Myristica
| CRUSH STEMS
| Straight Veined
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Myristica.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Myrrh
| CUT AWAY
| Fern
| Converging Multistem
| Brown/Grey
| See also: Bhilawa (pink stem)
| [[Image:Herbs_Myrrh.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Naranga
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Straight Veined
| Creeping
| Black
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Naranga.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Nubian Liquorice
| PEEL BACK
| Fern
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_NubianLiquorice.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Octec's Grace
| SQUEEZE OUT
| Eye
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_OctecsGrace.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Opal Harebell
| PEEL BACK
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_OpalHarebell.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Orange Nasturtium
| CRUSH STEMS
|
|
|
|
| [[Image:orangenasturtium.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Orange Niali
| SCRAPE OFF
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Orange_Niali.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Orange SweetGrass
| PEEL BACK
| No Leaves
| Grass
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_OrangeSweetGrass.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Orris
| CRUSH STEMS
| Straight Veined
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Orris.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Pale Dhamasa
| CRUSH STEMS
| Small Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_PaleDhamasa.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Pale Ochoa
| CRUSH STEMS
| Edged
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
| See also: Sweetflower (green stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_PaleOchoa.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Pale Russet
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Fern
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_PaleRusset.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Pale Skirret
| SCRAPE OFF
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_PaleSkirret.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Panoe
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Panoe.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Paradise Lily
|
| Striped
| Converging Multistem
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_ParadiseLily.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Patchouli
| PICK SEEDS
| Edged
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Patchouli.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Peppermint
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Edged
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Peppermint.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Pippali
| CRUSH STEMS
| Ribbed
| Creeping
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Pippali.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Pitcher Plant
| SNIP LEAF
| Other
| No Stem
| White
| See also: Jugwort (larger, with backward curling leaves); Death's Piping (darker green, forward curling); Harrow (darker with backward curling leaves).
| [[Image:Herbs_PitcherPlant.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Primula
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Eye
| Creeping
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Primula.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Prisniparni
| COLLECT FRUIT
| Accordion
| Creeping
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Prisniparni.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Pulmonaria Opal
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Veined Lengthwise
| No Stem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_PulmonariaOpal.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Purple Tintiri
| CUT AWAY
| Ribbed
| Creeping
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_PurpleTintiri.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Quamash
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Flower
| Trunk
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Quamash.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Red Pepper Plant
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Notched
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Covage (green stems), Black Pepper (dark grey stems), White Pepper (tan stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_RedPepperPlant.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Red Nasturtium
| SQUEEZE SAP
|
|
|
|
| [[Image:Red_Nasturtium.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Revivia
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Eye
| Creeping
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Revivia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Rhubarb
| PEEL BACK
| Accordion
| Creeping
| Green
| Can be confused with: Wild Lettuce, Dwarf Wild Lettuce, Thyme
| [[Image:Herbs_Rhubarb.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Royal Rosemary
| HARVEST ROOT
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_RoyalRosemary.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Rubia
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Two Color
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Rubia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Rubydora
| SNIP LEAF
| Flower
| Trunk
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Rubydora.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sacred Palm
|
| Striped
| Trunk
| Green
| It is not Scrape off the stem pith, not Cut away
| [[Image:Herbs_SacredPalm.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sagar Ghota
| CUT AWAY
| Striped
| Creeping
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_SagarGhota.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sandalwood
| SNIP LEAF
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Sandalwood.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sandy Dustweed
| TRIM ROOT
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_SandyDustweed.jpg|thumb|250x250p]]
|
|-
| Satsatchi
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Spear
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Satsatchi.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Schisandra
| REMOVE TAP
| Eye
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Schisandra.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Shrub Sage
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Ribbed
| Converging Multistem
| Brown/Grey
|
| [[Image:Herbs_ShrubSage.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Shrubby Basil
| TRIM ROOT
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Brown/Grey
|
| [[Image:Herbs_ShrubbyBasil.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Shyama
| PICK SEEDS
| Spear
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Shyama.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Shyamalata
| SCRAPE OFF
| Small Spear
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Shyamalata.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sickly Root
| (Not Harvest Root)
| No Leaves
| Converging Multistem
| Brown/Grey
|
| [[Image:Herbs_SicklyRoot.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Silvertongue Damia
| REMOVE TAP
| Notched
| Creeping
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_SilvertongueDamia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Skirret
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Lobed (Oak)
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Skirret.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sky Gladalia
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Seashell
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_SkyGladalia.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Soapwort
| CRUSH STEMS
| Small Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Soapwort.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sorrel
| PICK SEEDS
| Accordion
| No Stem
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Sorrel.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Spinach
| SQUEEZE SAP
| Notched
| No Stem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Spinach.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Spinnea
| REMOVE TAP
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Brown/Grey
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Spinnea.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Squill
| PICK SEEDS
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Lythrum, Verdant Squill
| [[Image:Herbs_Squill.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Steel Bladegrass
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Spear
| Grass
| Violet
|
| [[Image:Herbs_SteelBladegrass.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Stickler Hedge
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Straight Veined
| Trunk
| Green
| See also: Zanthoxylum (yellow leaves)
| [[Image:Herbs_SticklerHedge.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Strawberry Tea
| SCRAPE OFF
| Small Spear
| Creeping
| Green
| See also: Creeping Black Nightshade (dark green leaves, blue stems), Medicago (brown stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_StrawberryTea.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Strychnos
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Fern
| Converging Multistem
| Brown/Grey
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Strychnos.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sugar Cane
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Spear
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_SugarCane.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sweet Groundmaple
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Lobed (Oak)
| Creeping
| Red
|
| [[Image:Herbs_SweetGroundmaple.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sweetflower
| CRUSH STEMS
| Edged
| Converging Multistem
| Pink
| See also: Pale Ochoa
| [[Image:Herbs_Sweetflower.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sweetgrass
| PLUCK LEAVES
| No Leaves
| Grass
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Sweetgrass.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Sweetsop
| REMOVE TAP
| Straight Veined
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Sweetsop.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Tagetese
| SCRAPE OFF
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Crimson Pipeweed, Dark Ochoa, Gynura, Malice Weed, Verdant Squill
| [[Image:Herbs_Tagetese.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Tamarask
| PEEL BACK
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Jagged Dewcup
| [[Image:Herbs_Tamarask.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Tangerine Dream
| CUT AWAY
| Notched
| Converging Multistem
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_TangerineDream.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Thunder Plant
| TRIM ROOT
| Striped
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_ThunderPlant.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Thyme
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| Can be confused with: Crimson Lettuce, Wild Lettuce, Dwarf Wild Lettuce, Rhubarb
| [[Image:Herbs_Thyme.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Tiny Clover
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Striped
| Creeping
| White
| See also: Bluebottle Clover (blue leaves)
| [[Image:Herbs_TinyClover.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Trilobe
| CUT AWAY
| Other
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Trilobe.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Tristeria
| HARVEST ROOT
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
| See also: Azure Tristeria (taller, about player height)
| [[Image:Herbs_Tristeria.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| True Tarragon
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Spear
| Creeping
| Black
|
| [[Image:Herbs_TrueTarragon.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Tsangto
| CUT AWAY
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Tsangto.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Tsatso
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Two Color
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Tsatso.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Turtle's Shell
| PLUCK LEAVES
| Eye
| Converging Multistem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_TurtlesShell.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Umber Basil
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Violet
| See also: Chaffa or Corsacia
| [[Image:Herbs_UmberBasil.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Upright Ochoa
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Edged
| Converging Multistem
| Orange
| Not crush
| [[Image:Herbs_Upright_Ochoa.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Vanilla Tea Tree
|
| Small Spear
| Trunk
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_VanillaTeaTree.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Verdant Squill
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Lobed (Oak)
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Lythrum, Squill; other red/green leaves: Crimson Pipeweed, Dark Ochoa, Gynura, Malice Weed, Tagetese
| [[Image:Herbs_VerdantSquill.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Verdant Two-Lobe
|
| Straight Veined
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| Not Peel, Not Crush
| [[Image:Herb - Verdant Two-Lobe.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Wasabi
| CUT AWAY
| Accordion
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Wasabi.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Weeping Patala
| CRUSH STEMS
| Accordion
| Creeping
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_WeepingPatala.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| White Pepper Plant
| SCRAPE AWAY
| Notched
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| See also: Covage (green stems), Black Pepper (dark grey stems), Red Pepper (red stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_WhitePepperPlant.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Whitebelly
| COLLECT FRUIT
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Yellow
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Whitebelly.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Wild Garlic
| REMOVE TAP
| No Leaves
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Wild_Garlic.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Wild Lettuce
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Accordion
| Converging Multistem
| Green
| Can be confused with: Crimson Lettuce, Dwarf Wild Lettuce, Thyme, Rhubarb
| [[Image:Herbs_WildLettuce.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Wild Onion
| SCRAPE OFF
| No Leaves
| Bulb
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_WildOnion.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Wild Yam
| REMOVE TAP
| Striped
| Bulb
| Blue
|
| [[Image:Herbs_WildYam.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Wood Sage
| SNIP LEAF
| Ribbed
| Creeping
| Green
| Can be confused with: Common Sage (converging green stems)
| [[Image:Herbs_WoodSage.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Xanat
| SCRAPE OFF
| Flower
| Converging Multistem
| White
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Xanat.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Xanosi
| SCRAPE OFF
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Blue
| See also: Garcinia (dull blue leaves)
| [[Image:Herbs_Xanosi.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Yava
| PICK SEEDS
| Striped
| Creeping
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Yava.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Yellow Gentian
| GATHER SEEDPODS
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Black
|
| [[Image:Herbs_YellowGentian.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Yellow Tristeria
| PEEL BACK
| Veined Lengthwise
| Converging Multistem
| Orange
|
| [[Image:Herbs_YellowTristeria.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Yigory
| SCRAPE OFF
| No Leaves
| No Stem
| Green
|
| [[Image:Herbs_Yigory.png|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
| Zanthoxylum
| PICK SEEDS
| Flower
| Trunk
| Yellow
| See also: Stickler Hedge (green leaves)
| [[Image:Herbs_Zanthoxylum.jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|
|-
|}

[[Category:Resources]]

{{L|en}}

Chocolates

2019-12-27T20:13:45Z

Coyote: /* Types */

== Chocolates ==

'''Chocolates''' are only available from [[Winter Wonderland]] snowstorms. Three types of chocolates are received in a present, with 7db of each chocolate.

== Uses ==

Can be consumed using Skills->Consume and provide a small boost to certain stats, as noted below.

The stat boost lasts 5 minutes and is stackable with Kitchen meals and herbs.

=== Types ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Stats
|-
| Chocolate Caramel Pyramids || +3 Str
|-
| Chocolate Cinnamon Meltaways ||
|-
| Chocolate Coconut Wafers || +3 Spd
|-
| Chocolate Covered Ants ||
|-
| Chocolate Date Jumbles || +3 End
|-
| Chocolate Grape Cordials ||
|-
| Chocolate Hearts ||
|-
| Chocolate Lemon Jellies||
|-
| Chocolate Mint Toffees ||
|-
| Chocolate Nougat Squares||
|-
| Chocolate Peanut Clusters || +3 Dex
|-
| Chocolate Wine Cordials ||
|}

{{L|en}}

Test of Octec's Ghost

2019-11-26T23:24:48Z

Coyote: /* Crystals trade */

{{Test
| name = The Test of Octec's Ghost
| discipline = Thought
| image = Architecture Test Icons_Octec Ghost.png
| level =
| requirements =
* [[Obelisk Construction 1]]
* [[Project Management]]
| demonstration =
}}

The Statue of Octec's Ghost is a machine which can be activated by installing 20 devices called the Crystal Hieroglyphs. You can obtain some from the Universities and Schools of Thought, you must trade for the rest.

== Test Description ==
The goal of this test is to complete the Statue of Octec's Ghost. The first step is to built it using a small construction site. The second step is to activate it.

Internally, the Statue of Octec's Ghost is a peculiar machine. Turning it on requires 20 devices called Crystal Hieroglyphs. You must obtain all 20.

Over time, the Schools of Architecture will provide you with 12 Crystal Hieroglyphs. Unfortunately, all 12 will be the same. You need 20 hieroglyphs which are all different from each other to activate the statue. You will have to trade for the Hieroglyphs that you need.

== Passing the Test==
Complete the following tasks:
* Build the [[Statue of Octec's Ghost]] ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Collect [[Crystal Hieroglyph]]s (School of Thought)
* Install a Crystal Hieroglyph
* Install the 2nd Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 5th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 10th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 15th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 18th Crystal Hieroglyph (note : Frightfuldezert - i got 1 tp, but twice the lightning, strange)
* Activate the Machine ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''

== Additional Information ==
'''Test of Octec's Ghost''' is a [[Tests|test]] in the discipline of [[Thought]].

Build a [[Statue of Octec's Ghost]] and fill it with 20 crystals to pass the '''Test of Octec's Ghost'''.

There are 20 different types of Octec crystals, and you must install one of each in the statue to complete the test. When you begin the test at a University of Thought, you will be given two crystals and can pick up two more at the School of Thought.

Once per 24 hours, you may request crystals from a School of Thought, up to 4 more times, for a total of 12 crystals. All the crystals you receive will be of the same type. You will need to trade with other players to complete your set of 20.

[[File:Octecs_ghost.png|400px]]

== Bonus for second set of crystals ==

Installing a complete 2 sets of crystals gives a [[Mechanical Heart]] that can be installed but not removed from a [[Ancient Automation|Crawler]] which is used to move pyramid blocks.

== Statue Cost ==
A Statue of Octec's ghost is built at a [[Small Construction Site]] and requires the following:

* 300 [[Silver]]
* 30 [[Brass Small Gear|Brass Small Gears]]
* 60 [[Glass Rods]]
* 5 [[Steel Cable]]
* 120 [[Cut Stone]]
* 4 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* 4 [[White Travertine]]

== Crystal Types ==

There are 20 types of crystal hieroglyphs.

* Amen Ra
* Anubis
* Bastet
* Bes
* Buto
* Dua
* Hapy
* Hathor
* Horus
* Isis
* Maat
* Min
* Montu
* Osiris
* Set
* Shu
* Sobek
* Taweret
* Thoth
* Wepwawet

== Crystals trade ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Player !! Assigned Crystal !! Has for trade !! Need !! Date Updated
|-
| Buck || Montu || Montu, Thoth || Amen Ra, Dua, Isis, Sobek, Taweret
|| 11/6/2019
|-
| Coyote|| Hathor ||Hathor, Hapy || || 11/10/2019
|-
| Aarys|| Shu ||Shu|| All others || 11/2/2019
|-
| deedsotep|| Osiris ||Osiris|| All others || 11/2/2019
|-
| Xirxx || Hathor || Hathor, Isis, Maat || Amen Ra, Bastet, Sobek, Taweret || 11/6/2019
|-
| Freeportkid || Dua || Dua, Min || Bastet, Maat, Sobek || 11/3/2019
|-
| Csirke|| Montu || Montu, Bes || No crystals, maybe other trades || 11/23/2019
|-
| Gnarph || Buto || Buto, Wepwawet, Dua, Hathor, Osiris, Bes || Amen Ra, Bastet, Sobek, Taweret || 11/15/2019
|-
| Tribisha || Hathor || Hathor || All but Hathor, Isis, and Taweret|| 11/6/2019
|-
| Minerva || Isis|| Isis, Buto, Wepwawet|| Amen Ra|| 11/23/2019
|-
| Cas || Maat || Maat ||All but Maat,Hathor,Bes, Buto, Dua, Horus, Montu|| 11/10/2019
|-
| Laf || Min || Min ||Amen Ra, Bastet and Taweret|| 11/12/2019
|-
| Amenuk || Buto || Buto || All others || 11/12/2019
|-
| Brad || Montu, Taweret || Montu, Taweret || Amen Ra, Anubis, Set, Sobek || 11/23/2019
|-
| Ay || Bes || Bes, Buto, Dua, Horus || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Hapy, Hathor, Isis, Min, Set, Sobek, Taweret || 11/19/2019
|-
| Zowee || Montu || Montu || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Isis, Set, Shu, Sobek, Taweret || 11/16/2019
|-
| Girdan || Hathor || Hathor || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Bes, Buto, Dua, Hapy, Isis, Maat, Min, Montu, Osiris, Set, Shu, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 17 Nov 2019
|-
| KayGee || Buto || Buto, Min, Dua, Isis || Amen Ra, Horus, Maat, Montu, Osiris, Shu, Sobek, Thoth, Wepwawet || 11/18/2019
|-
| Ledge || Sobek || Buto, Sobek || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Bes, Dua, Hapy, Hathor, Horus, Isis, Maat, Min, Montu, Osiris, Set, Shu, Taweret, Thoth, Wepwawet || 2019-11-25
|-
| Duncan || Bastet || Bastet, Dua, Isis, Min, Osiris|| Anubis, Bes, Buto, Hapy, Maat, Shu, Sobek, Taweret || 26 Nov 19
|-
|}

== Demonstrating the Test ==
To open the Test of Octec's Ghost you require:
* 1 Silver
* 1 Brass Small Gear
* 1 Glass Rods
* 1 Steel Cable
* 1 Cut Stone
* 1 Oyster Shell Marble
* 1 White Travertine

{{L|en}}

Test of Octec's Ghost

2019-11-18T23:34:27Z

Coyote: /* Crystals trade */

{{Test
| name = The Test of Octec's Ghost
| discipline = Thought
| image = Architecture Test Icons_Octec Ghost.png
| level =
| requirements =
* [[Obelisk Construction 1]]
* [[Project Management]]
| demonstration =
}}

The Statue of Octec's Ghost is a machine which can be activated by installing 20 devices called the Crystal Hieroglyphs. You can obtain some from the Universities and Schools of Thought, you must trade for the rest.

== Test Description ==
The goal of this test is to complete the Statue of Octec's Ghost. The first step is to built it using a small construction site. The second step is to activate it.

Internally, the Statue of Octec's Ghost is a peculiar machine. Turning it on requires 20 devices called Crystal Hieroglyphs. You must obtain all 20.

Over time, the Schools of Architecture will provide you with 12 Crystal Hieroglyphs. Unfortunately, all 12 will be the same. You need 20 hieroglyphs which are all different from each other to activate the statue. You will have to trade for the Hieroglyphs that you need.

== Passing the Test==
Complete the following tasks:
* Build the [[Statue of Octec's Ghost]] ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Collect [[Crystal Hieroglyph]]s (School of Thought)
* Install a Crystal Hieroglyph
* Install the 2nd Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 5th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 10th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 15th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 18th Crystal Hieroglyph
* Activate the Machine

== Additional Information ==
'''Test of Octec's Ghost''' is a [[Tests|test]] in the discipline of [[Thought]].

Build a [[Statue of Octec's Ghost]] and fill it with 20 crystals to pass the '''Test of Octec's Ghost'''.

There are 20 different types of Octec crystals, and you must install one of each in the statue to complete the test. When you begin the test at a University of Thought, you will be given two crystals and can pick up two more at the School of Thought.

Once per 24 hours, you may request crystals from a School of Thought, up to 4 more times, for a total of 12 crystals. All the crystals you receive will be of the same type. You will need to trade with other players to complete your set of 20.

[[File:Octecs_ghost.png|400px]]

== Bonus for second set of crystals ==

Installing a complete 2 sets of crystals gives a [[Mechanical Heart]] that can be installed but not removed from a [[Ancient Automation|Crawler]] which is used to move pyramid blocks.

== Statue Cost ==
A Statue of Octec's ghost is built at a [[Small Construction Site]] and requires the following:

* 300 [[Silver]]
* 30 [[Brass Small Gear|Brass Small Gears]]
* 60 [[Glass Rods]]
* 5 [[Steel Cable]]
* 120 [[Cut Stone]]
* 4 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* 4 [[White Travertine]]

== Crystal Types ==

There are 20 types of crystal hieroglyphs.

* Amen Ra
* Anubis
* Bastet
* Bes
* Buto
* Dua
* Hapy
* Hathor
* Horus
* Isis
* Maat
* Min
* Montu
* Osiris
* Set
* Shu
* Sobek
* Taweret
* Thoth
* Wepwawet

== Crystals trade ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Player !! Assigned Crystal !! Has for trade !! Need !! Date Updated
|-
| Buck || Montu || Montu, Thoth || Amen Ra, Dua, Isis, Sobek, Taweret
|| 11/6/2019
|-
| Coyote|| Bes ||Bes, Hapy, Anubis, Min|| Amen Ra, Bastet, Hathor, Horus, Maat, Shu, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/10/2019
|-
| Aarys|| Shu ||Shu|| All others || 11/2/2019
|-
| deedsotep|| Osiris ||Osiris|| All others || 11/2/2019
|-
| Xirxx || Hathor || Hathor, Isis, Maat || Amen Ra, Bastet, Sobek, Taweret || 11/6/2019
|-
| Freeportkid || Dua || Dua, Min || Bastet, Maat, Sobek || 11/3/2019
|-
| Csirke|| Montu || Montu, Thoth, Bes || Still need Bastet, Osiris || 11/16/2019
|-
| Gnarph || Buto || Buto, Wepwawet, Dua, Hathor, Osiris, Bes || Amen Ra, Bastet, Sobek, Taweret || 11/15/2019
|-
| Udjai || Amen Ra || Buto, Montu || Bastet, Bes, Maat, Set, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/12/2019
|-
| Tribisha || Hathor || Hathor || All but Hathor, Isis, and Taweret|| 11/6/2019
|-
| Minerva || Isis|| Isis, Buto, Wepwawet, Bastet|| Amen Ra, Anubis, Bes, Maat, Osiris, Sobek, Taweret|| 11/18/2019
|-
| Savarin || Buto || Anubis, Buto ||Bastet, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/16/2019
|-
| Cas || Maat || Maat ||All but Maat,Hathor,Bes, Buto, Dua, Horus, Montu|| 11/10/2019
|-
| Laf || Min || Min ||Amen Ra, Bastet and Taweret|| 11/12/2019
|-
| Amenuk || Buto || Buto || All others || 11/12/2019
|-
| Brad || Montu || Montu || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Bes, Dua, Horus, Isis, Osiris, Set, Shu, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/13/2019
|-
| Ay || Bes || Bes, Buto, Dua, Horus || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Hapy, Hathor, Isis, Min, Osiris, Set, Shu, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/16/2019
|-
| Zowee || Montu || Montu || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Isis, Set, Shu, Sobek, Taweret || 11/16/2019
|-
| Girdan || Hathor || Hathor || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Bes, Buto, Dua, Hapy, Isis, Maat, Min, Montu, Osiris, Set, Shu, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 17 Nov 2019
|-
| KayGee || Buto || Buto, Min, Dua || Amen Ra, Bastet, Bes, Hathor, Horus, Maat, Montu, Osiris, Shu, Sobek, Thoth, Wepwawet || 11/17/2019
|-
|}

== Demonstrating the Test ==
To open the Test of Octec's Ghost you require:
* 1 Silver
* 1 Brass Small Gear
* 1 Glass Rods
* 1 Steel Cable
* 1 Cut Stone
* 1 Oyster Shell Marble
* 1 White Travertine

{{L|en}}

Test of Octec's Ghost

2019-11-11T21:45:49Z

Coyote: /* Crystals trade */

{{Test
| name = The Test of Octec's Ghost
| discipline = Thought
| image = Architecture Test Icons_Octec Ghost.png
| level =
| requirements =
* [[Obelisk Construction 1]]
* [[Project Management]]
| demonstration =
}}

The Statue of Octec's Ghost is a machine which can be activated by installing 20 devices called the Crystal Hieroglyphs. You can obtain some from the Universities and Schools of Thought, you must trade for the rest.

== Test Description ==
The goal of this test is to complete the Statue of Octec's Ghost. The first step is to built it using a small construction site. The second step is to activate it.

Internally, the Statue of Octec's Ghost is a peculiar machine. Turning it on requires 20 devices called Crystal Hieroglyphs. You must obtain all 20.

Over time, the Schools of Architecture will provide you with 12 Crystal Hieroglyphs. Unfortunately, all 12 will be the same. You need 20 hieroglyphs which are all different from each other to activate the statue. You will have to trade for the Hieroglyphs that you need.

== Passing the Test==
Complete the following tasks:
* Build the [[Statue of Octec's Ghost]] ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Collect [[Crystal Hieroglyph]]s (School of Thought)
* Install a Crystal Hieroglyph
* Install the 2nd Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 5th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 10th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 15th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 18th Crystal Hieroglyph
* Activate the Machine

== Additional Information ==
'''Test of Octec's Ghost''' is a [[Tests|test]] in the discipline of [[Thought]].

Build a [[Statue of Octec's Ghost]] and fill it with 20 crystals to pass the '''Test of Octec's Ghost'''.

There are 20 different types of Octec crystals, and you must install one of each in the statue to complete the test. When you begin the test at a University of Thought, you will be given two crystals and can pick up two more at the School of Thought.

Once per 24 hours, you may request crystals from a School of Thought, up to 4 more times, for a total of 12 crystals. All the crystals you receive will be of the same type. You will need to trade with other players to complete your set of 20.

[[File:Octecs_ghost.png|400px]]

== Bonus for second set of crystals ==

Installing a complete 2 sets of crystals gives a [[Mechanical Heart]] that can be installed but not removed from a [[Ancient Automation|Crawler]] which is used to move pyramid blocks.

== Statue Cost ==
A Statue of Octec's ghost is built at a [[Small Construction Site]] and requires the following:

* 300 [[Silver]]
* 30 [[Brass Small Gear|Brass Small Gears]]
* 60 [[Glass Rods]]
* 5 [[Steel Cable]]
* 120 [[Cut Stone]]
* 4 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* 4 [[White Travertine]]

== Crystal Types ==

There are 20 types of crystal hieroglyphs.

* Amen Ra
* Anubis
* Bastet
* Bes
* Buto
* Dua
* Hapy
* Hathor
* Horus
* Isis
* Maat
* Min
* Montu
* Osiris
* Set
* Shu
* Sobek
* Taweret
* Thoth
* Wepwawet

== Crystals trade ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Player !! Assigned Crystal !! Has for trade !! Need !! Date Updated
|-
| Buck || Montu || Montu, Thoth || Amen Ra, Dua, Isis, Sobek, Taweret
|| 11/6/2019
|-
| Coyote|| Min ||Min, Taweret, Dua, Isis, Montu|| Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Hapy,Maat, Shu, Sobek || 11/10/2019
|-
| Aarys|| Shu ||Shu|| All others || 11/2/2019
|-
| deedsotep|| Osiris ||Osiris|| All others || 11/2/2019
|-
| Xirxx || Hathor || Hathor, Isis, Maat || Amen Ra, Bastet, Sobek, Taweret || 11/6/2019
|-
| Freeportkid || Dua || Dua, Min || Bes, Maat, Shu, Sobek || 11/3/2019
|-
| Csirke|| Montu || Montu, Thoth || Still need Bastet, Bes, Osiris, Set, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/6/2019
|-
| Gnarph || Buto || Buto, Wepwawet, Dua, Hathor, Osiris, Bes || Amen Ra, Anubis, Bastet, Isis, Sobek, Taweret || 11/4/2019
|-
| Udjai || Amen Ra || Hapy, Buto || Anubis, Bastet, Bes, Dua, Hathor, Maat, Osiris, Set, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/8/2019
|-
| Tribisha || Hathor || Hathor || All but Hathor, Isis, and Taweret|| 11/6/2019
|-
| Heimdall || Hapy || Hapy || All but Hapy, Buto, Dua, Min, Osiris, Hathor, Bes, Horus || 11/10/2019
|-
| Minerva || Isis|| Isis, Buto, Wepwawet, Bastet|| All but Isis, Min, Shu, Buto, Set, Wepwawet, Bastet, Hathor|| 11/9/2019
|-
| Savarin || Buto || Buto, Bes, Horus, Min || Bastet, Dua || 11/11/2019
|-
| Cas || Maat || Maat ||All others|| 11/10/2019
|}

== Demonstrating the Test ==
To open the Test of Octec's Ghost you require:
* 1 Silver
* 1 Brass Small Gear
* 1 Glass Rods
* 1 Steel Cable
* 1 Cut Stone
* 1 Oyster Shell Marble
* 1 White Travertine

{{L|en}}

Test of Octec's Ghost

2019-11-10T20:10:22Z

Coyote: /* Crystals trade */

{{Test
| name = The Test of Octec's Ghost
| discipline = Thought
| image = Architecture Test Icons_Octec Ghost.png
| level =
| requirements =
* [[Obelisk Construction 1]]
* [[Project Management]]
| demonstration =
}}

The Statue of Octec's Ghost is a machine which can be activated by installing 20 devices called the Crystal Hieroglyphs. You can obtain some from the Universities and Schools of Thought, you must trade for the rest.

== Test Description ==
The goal of this test is to complete the Statue of Octec's Ghost. The first step is to built it using a small construction site. The second step is to activate it.

Internally, the Statue of Octec's Ghost is a peculiar machine. Turning it on requires 20 devices called Crystal Hieroglyphs. You must obtain all 20.

Over time, the Schools of Architecture will provide you with 12 Crystal Hieroglyphs. Unfortunately, all 12 will be the same. You need 20 hieroglyphs which are all different from each other to activate the statue. You will have to trade for the Hieroglyphs that you need.

== Passing the Test==
Complete the following tasks:
* Build the [[Statue of Octec's Ghost]] ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Collect [[Crystal Hieroglyph]]s (School of Thought)
* Install a Crystal Hieroglyph
* Install the 2nd Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 5th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 10th Crystal Hieroglyph ''(Awards a [[Talent Point]])''
* Install the 15th Crystal Hieroglyph
* Install the 18th Crystal Hieroglyph
* Activate the Machine

== Additional Information ==
'''Test of Octec's Ghost''' is a [[Tests|test]] in the discipline of [[Thought]].

Build a [[Statue of Octec's Ghost]] and fill it with 20 crystals to pass the '''Test of Octec's Ghost'''.

There are 20 different types of Octec crystals, and you must install one of each in the statue to complete the test. When you begin the test at a University of Thought, you will be given two crystals and can pick up two more at the School of Thought.

Once per 24 hours, you may request crystals from a School of Thought, up to 4 more times, for a total of 12 crystals. All the crystals you receive will be of the same type. You will need to trade with other players to complete your set of 20.

[[File:Octecs_ghost.png|400px]]

== Bonus for second set of crystals ==

Installing a complete 2 sets of crystals gives a [[Mechanical Heart]] that can be installed but not removed from a [[Ancient Automation|Crawler]] which is used to move pyramid blocks.

== Statue Cost ==
A Statue of Octec's ghost is built at a [[Small Construction Site]] and requires the following:

* 300 [[Silver]]
* 30 [[Brass Small Gear|Brass Small Gears]]
* 60 [[Glass Rods]]
* 5 [[Steel Cable]]
* 120 [[Cut Stone]]
* 4 [[Oyster Shell Marble]]
* 4 [[White Travertine]]

== Crystal Types ==

There are 20 types of crystal hieroglyphs.

* Amen Ra
* Anubis
* Bastet
* Bes
* Buto
* Dua
* Hapy
* Hathor
* Horus
* Isis
* Maat
* Min
* Montu
* Osiris
* Set
* Shu
* Sobek
* Taweret
* Thoth
* Wepwawet

== Crystals trade ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Player !! Assigned Crystal !! Has for trade !! Need !! Date Updated
|-
| Buck || Montu || Montu, Thoth || Amen Ra, Dua, Isis, Sobek, Taweret
|| 11/6/2019
|-
| Coyote|| Min ||Min, Taweret|| All others || 11/10/2019
|-
| Aarys|| Shu ||Shu|| All others || 11/2/2019
|-
| deedsotep|| Osiris ||Osiris|| All others || 11/2/2019
|-
| Xirxx || Hathor || Hathor, Isis, Maat || Amen Ra, Bastet, Sobek, Taweret || 11/6/2019
|-
| Freeportkid || Dua || Dua || All || 11/3/2019
|-
| Csirke|| Montu || Montu, Thoth || Still need Bastet, Bes, Osiris, Set, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/6/2019
|-
| Gnarph || Buto || Buto, Wepwawet || All but Montu, Thoth, Buto, Wepwawet, Hapy, Maat, Shu || 11/4/2019
|-
| Udjai || Amen Ra || Hapy, Buto || Anubis, Bastet, Bes, Dua, Hathor, Maat, Osiris, Set, Sobek, Taweret, Wepwawet || 11/8/2019
|-
| Tribisha || Hathor || Hathor || All but Hathor, Isis, and Taweret|| 11/6/2019
|-
| Heimdall || Hapy || Hapy || All but Hapy, Buto, Dua, Min, Osiris, Hathor, Bes, Horus || 11/10/2019
|-
| Minerva || Isis|| Isis, Buto, Wepwawet, Bastet|| All but Isis, Min, Shu, Buto, Set, Wepwawet, Bastet, Hathor|| 11/9/2019
|-
| Savarin || Buto || Buto, Bes, Horus || Amen Ra, Bastet, Dua, Hapy, Osiris, Sobek, Taweret || 11/10/2019
|}

== Demonstrating the Test ==
To open the Test of Octec's Ghost you require:
* 1 Silver
* 1 Brass Small Gear
* 1 Glass Rods
* 1 Steel Cable
* 1 Cut Stone
* 1 Oyster Shell Marble
* 1 White Travertine

{{L|en}}

Maps/Public Mines/Platinum

2019-11-07T23:59:14Z

Coyote:

<noinclude>
{{TOC right}}

* Return to [[Maps/Public Mines]]
* Return to [[Maps]]
* Also see [[Platinum]]
* Also see [[Platinum Ore]]
* Also see [[Ore]]
* Also see [[Ore Mine]]
* Also see [[Guides/Mining|Mining Guide]]

== Map of Platinum Mines ==
</noinclude>

{{CondMap|
mlayer Platinum 678

{{Map Marker/Platinum|region=Thebes|coords=704, 1190}}
{{Map Marker/Platinum|region=Blue Nile|coords=730, -7216}}
{{Map Marker/Platinum|region=Blue Nile|coords=225, -7690|gem=Quartz|extras=8 Compression Furnaces<br>1 Reactory}}
{{Map Marker/Platinum|region=Pwenet|coords=4134, -706}}
{{Map Marker/Platinum|region=Giza|coords=670, 5622}}

<noinclude>
{{:Maps/Chariot Stops|contentonly=yes}}
{{:Maps/Chariot Routes|contentonly=yes}}
</noinclude>

|contentonly={{{contentonly|no}}}|{{{2}}}}}

<noinclude>

== Adding New Platinum Mines ==

To add a new Platinum mine to this map, simply copy/paste the following template alongside the other <code><nowiki>{{Map Marker/Platinum}}</nowiki></code> references on this page and fill in the details:

<code><nowiki>{{Map Marker/Platinum|region=|coords=|gem=|extras=}}</nowiki></code>

Not feeling confident or just want more details on using this template? Check out the {{tl|Map Marker/Platinum}} template page for additional details on usage.

Still feeling unsure about editing the list or just feeling lazy? Just post what details you can on [[{{NAMESPACE}} talk:{{PAGENAME}}|this article's talk page]] without worrying about templates or formatting and someone else can handle the rest for you!

[[Category:Atlas|Maps Public Mines Platinum]]

{{L|en}}
</noinclude>

Maps/Public Mines/Silver

2019-11-04T21:54:16Z

Coyote: /* Map of Silver Mines */

<noinclude>
{{TOC right}}

* Return to [[Maps/Public Mines]]
* Return to [[Maps]]
* Also see [[Silver]]
* Also see [[Ore]]
* Also see [[Ore Mine]]
* Also see [[Guides/Mining|Mining Guide]]

== Map of Silver Mines ==
</noinclude>

{{CondMap|
mlayer Silver 676

<noinclude>
{{:Maps/Chariot Stops|contentonly=yes}}
{{:Maps/Chariot Routes|contentonly=yes}}
</noinclude>

{{Map Marker/Silver|region=Pwenett|coords=4091, -336}}
{{Map Marker/Silver|region=Bernike|coords=2649, -913}}
{{Map Marker/Silver|region=Pwenet|coords=4091, -337}}
{{Map Marker/Silver|region=Asyut|coords=1356, 2388}}
{{Map Marker/Silver|region=Giza|coords=1157, 6451}}

|contentonly={{{contentonly|no}}}|{{{2}}}}}

<noinclude>

== Adding New Silver Mines ==

To add a new Silver mine to this map, simply copy/paste the following template alongside the other <code><nowiki>{{Map Marker/Silver}}</nowiki></code> references on this page and fill in the details:

<code><nowiki>{{Map Marker/Silver|region=|coords=|gem=|extras=}}</nowiki></code>

Not feeling confident or just want more details on using this template? Check out the {{tl|Map Marker/Silver}} template page for additional details on usage.

Still feeling unsure about editing the list or just feeling lazy? Just post what details you can on [[{{NAMESPACE}} talk:{{PAGENAME}}|this article's talk page]] without worrying about templates or formatting and someone else can handle the rest for you!

[[Category:Atlas|Maps Public Mines Silver]]

{{L|en}}
</noinclude>

Meshwesh Obelisk Queue

2019-09-29T21:55:24Z

Coyote: /* Meshwesh Desert Obelisk Queue */

''''''IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR FAIRNESS: ONLY PLACE YOUR NAME IN ONE QUEUE AT A TIME. WHEN YOU HAVE FINISHED YOUR OBELISK YOU MAY PLACE YOUR NAME ON ANOTHER QUEUE''''''

[[Meshwesh Obelisk Queue/poll|Poll to Evaluate Community Sentiment Toward Present Queue]] <br>
'''There are many in Meshwesh who consider this queue to be illegitimate and unfairly established. Discussions are underway to determine an equitable arrangement to supplant this queue. If you are on this queue and willing to abandon it in favor of a fair method to be determined by the Meshwesh Community and Elders, please make a note in the section on the right'''
Discussions are taking place on Discord in the Meshwesh channel. Please come and share your thoughts on the matter, including if you are opposed to dissolution of this queue.

'''PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL QUEUES ARE COMPLETELY OPTIONAL. If you want to build your 20 cubit high obelisk out of the queue sequence nobody will stop you'''

'''PLEASE FOLLOW THE DISCUSSION IN Meshwesh FACTION CHANNEL THANKS! FOR THE GOOD OF ALL.'''

*The Test of the Obelisk requires that you build the largest Obelisk of its kind for the Meshwesh .

*You must exceed the current largest Obelisk by at least a single cubit.

*Also, you must retain the title of largest Obelisk that The Meshwesh has ever controlled for at least 2 days 8 hours (for a desert Obelisk.) while remaining inside the Meshwesh territory.

*For each additional region The Meshwesh has the support of when the Obelisk is constructed, this time is reduced by 1 hours 7 minutes 12 seconds (again for a Desert Obelisk.)

== Guidelines ==
'''NOTE: these guidelines are suggestions; please give comments and feedback below.'''
*The player who is currently building their obelisk should contact the player next in line and notify them that it will soon be their turn to build.
**This is to give the next player ample time to prep for their build.
*If no response has been given from the next player or the player has an extended period of offline time, a waiting period of up to 24 hours should be given before the obelisk spot shuffles
**A shuffle means that the nonresponsive player is moved 1 spot down on the obelisk queue
**When a shuffle occurs the next player after the nonresponsive player should be contacted and notified that it will soon be their turn to build, due to a shuffle.
*For any consecutive shuffles of the same player, after the first shuffle, no additional waiting time is given.
*After 3 consecutive shuffles of the same player, this player should be removed from the queue and placed in a reserve list.
*Comments & Feedback:

== Meshwesh Desert Obelisk Queue ==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 21 || Sevym|| || Passed
|-
| -- || cancled || - || Bowing out for now
|-
| 22 || entux || Year 1, Akhet 11-9. 2:13 AM || Passed
|-
| 25 || MrGreenZombie || - || Passed
|-
| 26 || Khuzd || Year 1, Akhet II-19. 12:03 PM || Passed
|-
| 27 || Mausolus || Year 1, Akhet II-25 12:39AM || Passed
|-
| 28 || Till || Year 1, Akhet III-1 11:15 AM || Passed
|-
| 29 ||Nissa || Year 1, Akhet III-6 7:08 PM || Passed
|-
| 30 ||Infra || Year 1, Akhet III-12, 8:31 AM || Passed
|-
| 31 || Thejanitor || Year 1, Akhet III-17, 3:24 PM || Passed
|-
| 32 || Gorluc || - ||
|-
| 33 || Stekki || - ||
|-
| 34 || Kehra || - || Ready to Build
|-
| 35 || Asud || - ||
|-
| 36 || Zerrenor || - ||
|-
| 37 || Basmati || - ||Gathering mats but willing to try a new method
|-
| 38 || Gnarph || - ||
|-
| 39 || Rosenfeuer || - ||
|-
| 40 || Sonnenfeuer || - ||
|-
| 41 || Hands || - ||
|-
| 42 || Slartibartfast || - || Willing to abandon this queue for a new method to be determined by the community
|-
| 43 || Estaar || - || exchanged with Till / Willing to abandon this queue for a new method to be determined by the community
|-
| 44 || Erev || - ||
|-
| 45 || Serath || - ||
|-
| 46 || Coyote || - ||
|-
| 47 || Spatulus || - ||
|-
| 48 || Ledge || - || Willing to abandon this queue for a new method to be determined by the community
|-
| 49 || Adayu || - ||
|-
| 50 || Archis || - ||
|-
| 51 || Sol || - ||Willing to abandon this queue for a new, fairer method to be determined by the community
|-
| 52 || KayGee || - ||
|-
| 53 || Juonkiku|| - ||
|-
| 54 || Catote|| - ||
|-
| 55 || Sunstrider|| - ||
|-
| 56 || Cyndi|| - ||
|-
| 57 || Oaxani|| - || Gathering materials.
|-
| 58 || Xspell|| - ||
|-
| 59 || Maycadia|| - ||
|-
| 60 || Yabalchoath|| - ||
|-
| 61 || 4ftKickPost|| - ||
|-
| 62 || Bethany|| - ||
|-
| 63 || Ndainye|| - ||
|-
| 64 || Huntersmoon|| - ||
|-
| 65 || Harvest|| - ||
|-
| 66 || Amora|| - || Gathering - will follow the majority vote on the obie queue design debate. Social experiment - will we help others? Will people at the start of the queue donate materials to the others? or will they just care about passing and move on
|-
| 67 || Gabrielnight || - ||
|-
| 68 || Xozia|| - ||
|-
| 69 || Sashema || -||
|-
| 70 || Zareen || -|| Willing to abandon this queue for a new, fairer method to be determined by the community
|-
| 71 || Versato || -||
|-
| 72 || TanaraKuranov || -|| Willing to abandon this queue for a new, fairer method to be determined by the community (still gathering, though)
|-
| 73 || Radcliffe || -||
|-
|-
| 74 || firegolem || -||
|-
| 75 || Dusti || -||
|-
| 100 || Freeportkid || - ||
|}

== Meshwesh Metallic Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10|| Ki-Nala|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 11 || Kehra|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 13 || archis || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 14 || Khuzd || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 15 || Raddirtyzulu || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 16 || Bethany || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 17 || Firegolem || - || Gathering Materials
|}

== Meshwesh Cut Stone Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 11 || Bethany|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 13 || Archis || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 14 || Kaliack || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 15 || Cyndi || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 16 || Sadvak || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 17 || Khuzd || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 18 || Raddirtyzulu || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 19 || Mausolus || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 20 || Firegolem || - || Gathering Materials
|}

==Meshwesh Hardwood Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || Firegolem || - || Gathering
|-
| 11 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 13 || Bethany || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 14 || Archis || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 15 || Khuzd || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 16 || Raddirtyzulu || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 17 || Nissa || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 18 || Infra || - || Gathering Materials

|}

==Meshwesh Marble Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 11 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || Fishingthesky || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 13 || Khuzd || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 14 || Raddirtyzulu || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 15 || Bethany || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 16 || Firegolem || - || Gathering Materials
|}

==Meshwesh Crystal Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 11 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || Khuzd || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 13 || Raddirtyzulu || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 14 || Firegolem || - || Gathering Materials
|}

==Meshwesh Heavenly Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 11 || Freeportkid || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || Khuzd || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 13 || Raddirtyzulu || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 14 || Firegolem || - || Gathering Materials
|}
{{L|en}}

Meshwesh:Meshwesh Times/Archive

2019-09-27T16:57:33Z

Coyote: /* September 22, 2019 */

<onlyinclude>
== September 22, 2019 ==
Time to talk about everyone’s favourite topic: politics.

Since we elected Gabrielnight as Elder, he’s been busy negotiating with leaders from Kush and Hyksos to settle borders and make plans for unexpected region-claiming. The current deal with Hyksos states that our borders will remain as they are. Things seem likewise stable with Kush. The majority of Meshwesh citizens are dedicated to peaceful relations with our neighbours.

Another responsibility of an Elder is to handle faction invites and bans. I’m happy to say that no one is under consideration for a ban, but more happy to welcome the upcoming new Meshwesh citizens Dusti, Phinter, Hirokache, and Minerva. I hope you all enjoy being Meshwesh as much as we do.

The next big decision we need to make is where to place chanceries. They extend faction-chat into regions that aren’t controlled by us, which means that border fluxuations won’t cut off residents from Meshwesh communication. Each one costs 10 tokens and they can only be built by an Elder. Obviously border regions are at the top of the priority list, but what about non Meshwesh regions where our citizens have settled? Maybe we should also build chanceries in non-Meshwesh lands with Chariot Stops, for the convenience. Contact Gabrielnight, Tortellini, or Coyote if you have requests or questions.

In order to get another Elder for Meshwesh (and more faction invites!) we need at least 50% of the population to go the Great Hall in Tanis and petition for a new election. Right now we’re about half way there so please stop by the next time you’re in Meshwesh Delta.

In local politics, Meshwesh is having a lot of discussion about how to handle the Obelisk Test. Traditionally, a queue on the wiki determined the order in which people build. Obviously, this system favours those lucky enough to find the queue first and leaves others to confront punishing material requirements. Some citizens choose not to follow the queue at all, which upsets the line and drives up the cost.

Dissatisfaction with the flawed queue system has fueled quite a bit of discussion about alternatives. Although it’s not hard to convince people that the queue system is problematic, it’s very hard to find an alternative. There is a poll (https://atitd.wiki/tale9/Meshwesh_Obelisk_Queue/poll) to gather information on how many people are ready to embrace a new method of determining Obelisk passes.

If Test of the Acrobat is more your speed, there is an acro line at Bernike field on UPDATE Saturday (September 28) 13:00 UTC/9am EST for 12+ hours. /info Augir for details. (Chariot Routes to Bernike: Tanis -> Avaris -> Koptos -> Sharuhen.) We have it from the devs that once you’ve taught 343 facets, you can pick up 3 facets from each teacher; might be time to revisit your masters!

Meanwhile, don’t forget that research needs more hands on deck. Blacksmithing (UArt) needs iron, copper, slay steeped canvas, clay steeped wool, and a ton of water jugs. Casting (UNP) needs iron, lead, clay steeped canvas, clay steeped wool, and heaps of beeswax. Diplomacy (Great Hall) requires bricks, canvas, rope, pulley, lime, and dried flax; that will unlock chanceries. Planning Application (Great Hall) only needs leather and dried papyrus. It will allow us to build faction compounds, though it’s a low priority compared to the others.

Gabrielnight says, “Research is key, and the Great People of Meshwesh are trying their best to keep up with our friends across Egypt. Stay strong everyone and have fun. Together we are family, friends and partners in this place we call home.”

As always, /chat Coyote if you have any ideas or contributions for the newsletter!

Other things that Happened:
* Khefre’s Test and Test of the Safari opened at UNP.
* Three mysterious chests appeared near the Kush, Hyksos, and Meshwesh Great Halls. The Stranger is up to something.
* Ranching unlocked at UWorsh.
* Malard fixed the Acrobat UI.
* Sol passed Test of the Acrobat! He also made a useful set of spreadsheets (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GscRRWsBXWqgpN7U8Xdn-0XZrSva7QD8RsfAH7m5iA0/edit?usp=sharing) for tracking acrobat partners, pearls, insects, specs, and skills.
* Congratulations Telanoc on becoming the new Hyksos Elder.
* Pigs were bugged. Now they aren’t. No wait, still bugged.

<youtube>https://youtu.be/gOqblSqx_VI</youtube>
</onlyinclude>

== Meshwesh Times Special Edition: Factions ==

Factions may be a controversial addition to the game, but they’re here nonetheless. Everyone has to pick a team when they leave the tutorial. If you’re reading this newsletter, you probably picked the right one! Still, faction play can be a bit confusing. As an elder of the Meshwesh Faction Council, I get a lot of questions about what’s happening. Here are some of the answers.

Each faction has four Home Regions that never change hands. They will always have faction-chat, but they will never have bonuses. Ours are East Sinai, Lahun, South Sinai, and Meshwesh Delta. Other regions are contestable and can be controlled by any of the three factions. Take a look at the [[Atlas]] to see how things stand.

Claiming a region is a blind-bid system that uses tokens as the currency. Whichever faction places the most tokens at a region’s Tribute Post will gain control of that region when the cycle ends. You can check your in-game calendar to see when the next Day of Tribute is coming up. (Presently we’re in a cycle that began on September 15th and will end September 22nd.) If no tokens are placed on a Tribute Post, that region reverts to neutral. If an equal number of tokens are placed, the defender wins. Factions can only claim regions that are next to ones they already own. For example, Kush or Hyksos could stake a claim on Bahariya Oasis next cycle. Meanwhile, insulated regions like Zau and Cyrene will remain ours as long as we place a single token on them.

There are three benefits to holding regions. 1) The more regions we hold, the lower the cost of researching technology. 2) Regions can provide bonuses to whichever faction holds them. Right now, Timna grants +3 Flax Yield. Other regions are offering bonuses to ore, veggie, and wood yields. 3) Faction-chat only reaches areas we control--unless an Elder spends 10 tokens to build a chancery there.

Meshwesh Tokens are currently only available at the Great Hall in Tanis. One token becomes available each hour. Each player is allowed to pick one up every few hours, depending on how many they’ve collected. There are very few uses for tokens other than claiming regions or building chanceries.

If you get a token, it’s your choice what to do with it. I recommend checking the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ofuBZj1rmFAyNrDOCbIR6D6zCN8lOt79JBlecGwat2g/edit?usp=sharing Tribute Sheet] to see if any regions around you need a token to be maintained for the next cycle. You can also donate your Token to the Faction Council by placing it in the Token Box located in the compound directly behind the Great Hall. Any tokens that land there will be used for maintaining and protecting Meshwesh regions or building chanceries along the border.

A few other points:
* An Elder has the ability to invite people into their faction (currently bugged.)
* They can also kick people out of faction.
* Only paid accounts can pick up tokens.
* You cannot learn or acquire supplies from schools or universities in regions that are not controlled by your faction.
* You can donate to research at any university within your faction.
* Tokens may be used to transfer skills from one player to another at a later point.
* Tokens from a different faction currently have no use--a Meshwesh cannot spend a Kush token at all. (Yet.)
* Click on a Tribute Post to see what the upcoming bonus will be.
* Treaties among all three factions are being negotiated by elders and leaders. Please don’t try to claim regions beyond the ones we currently hold without talking to the Faction Council.
* You can settle outside your faction’s regions, though you’ll need to wait for a chancery to have faction chat there. (Let me know if you’re in this situation!)
* [[Factions|There’s another great guide to Factions here.]]
* If a university changes hands, it retains knowledge. For example, if Meshwesh take a region with a UArch that has technology we lacked, we can learn from that university while it’s in our control.
* If for some mad reason you want to switch out of Meshwesh, Merek is the Elder of Kush and Telanoc or Brucette will be the Elder of Hyksos. (Gabrielnight is the Elder of Meshwesh.)

In summary, Factions really aren’t that big of a deal. It’s lonely to go without faction chat, but once we get chanceries up on the borders that won’t matter. Although the bonuses are fun, they randomly rotate every week, so there’s no way to count on them being available. It’s my hope that we can maintain relative peace between the Factions. I wasn’t around for the wars of T8, but I’m assured they were no fun for anyone at all.

If you have any other questions, suggestions, or additions feel free to /chat Coyote in game or Discord.

<youtube>https://youtu.be/95SWMqzM_Sg</youtube>

== September 15, 2019 ==

=== Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! ===
Tale 9 kicked off two weeks ago, and it’s been a productive time for Meshwesh. We’re keeping up with research, have several Tests open, and are busy working on advancing out of the stone-age. Current census lists 326 Meshwesh citizens.

This week we unlocked the technologies of mining and glasswork, which opens up a lot of opportunities. Folks have been dowsing for ore veins and finding iron, copper, and tin. Once we’re able to cook dowsing food, we’ll be looking for the other 11 types of ore. For now, grilled carrots give a +2 boost to Perception, which is enough to find the basics.

Five Tests are available to start. Some of them are fun and they all provide coveted Talent points. You can find Singing Cicada, Oyster Catcher, Bedouin, and Acrobat at the UBody. Hope you enjoy travel! If UArch’s Obelisk Test is more your style, consider signing up for the queue—or risk the social consequences of cutting in line. Bedouin was broken for the first week, but devs assure us that it’s now fixed.

Meshwesh just finished our first Elder elections, and Gabrielnight passed with 60% of the vote. (And I did quite respectably with 40%!) When asked what he’d like to say to Meshwesh, he responded: “The title may have changed, but the name is still the same. Family, friendship, cooperation and fun, all the important parts that make Meshwesh such a unique and wonderful place to be. Meshwesh continues to be both mine and others home here in Egypt, and I am positive it will stay that way. A great thank you to all of your support so far, I'm very much looking forward to what the future brings to us all here in Meshwesh.”

Please remember to visit the Great Hall and vote for another Elder Election so that Gabe can get some more hands on deck. We need 50% of Meshwesh to request the election, so hop over there when you can!

=== Other Things that Happened ===
* People have peppers! Seeds remain scarce.
* Cabbage and onion seeds have been successfully duped.
* Mausolus finally got a camel.
* Public mines opened near Tanis. (800 6647)

Please give me a shout (/chat Coyote in game or Discord) if you have guides, ideas for this newsletter, or events you’d like shared. For now, I leave you with an anthem for the advent of mining.

<youtube>https://youtu.be/34CZjsEI1yU</youtube>

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-26T19:20:45Z

Coyote: /* Guild Member Specializations */

[[Category:Guilds]] {{DEFAULTSORT:{{PAGENAME}}}}

'''The Affable Evil'''

A good-natured but shady Meshweshian guild in the wilds of Herakleopolis. Not exactly recruiting, but open to picking up friendly Egyptians who are interested in collaborating towards personal and Faction goals. /Chat Coyote or Erev if you'd like to discuss settlement.

==Guild Compounds==

* ''The Affable Evil'' Guild Hall, Herakleopolis (1070,5344)
* Textile Sweatshop CP, Herakleopolis (1022,5343)
* Industrial CP, Herakleopolis (1162,5211)
* Limestone CP, Heraklepolis Limestone patch (1634,4534)
* Saltwater Processing CP, Suez (1552,5446)
* Guild Copper/Iron Mines (1250 4860)
* Guild Tin Mine (1480 4890)

==Useful things to do right now==

* Wood. I know it's boring to gather, but we need it for boards, bonfires, charcoal, and other things. Hit trees while you're running around.
* Limestone. (For upcoming glasswork.)
* Straw. We've been super lucky with camels, but they do eat a lot. Consider using your offline chores to gather more grass if you've unlocked that skill.
* Flax. Because always, always flax. Save your thread and twine for Erev--he specced as a Weaver and can use mats a lot more efficiently than the rest of us.
* Learning. Spend some time on this wiki looking up upcoming skills like Mining and Glass Work.
* have fun--you definitely can't help if you burn yourself out!

'''More ideas for things to do:'''
* Another camel pen given how much straw we have
* Go to faction digs to get cuttables etc
* Stock the Limestone CP (1634,4534) with spare flint hammers and chisels, grilled onions and storage for limestone.
* Build tubs and storage containers in the Saltwater CP (1552,5446) (also, expand it when possible)
==Personal TODOs==
* Upgrade your campsite so it can store 50000 by finishing [[Crafting Makes Perfect]]
* If you don't have a specialization leveled up enough to get a trait yet then consider working towards one. The traits are very powerful (+3 veggies per harvest, vastly reduce loom string breakage, increase wood collected, decrease slate blade breakage on wood planes to name a few). Check the table below to see a rough idea of what specs are currently useful and if we have any gaps guild wide (though you should always just pick what is most fun for you!)

==How to get more Talent Points==
A rough order in terms of easiest to harder to get talent points is:
* Finish your starting tasks, each of which gives a talent point
** [[Home Sweet Home]]
** [[Puzzle in the Night Sky]]
** [[Art and Music (task)]]
* Learn [[Swimming]] and do [[Test of the Oyster Catcher]], you can get a couple of really easy points this way.

==Guild Member Specializations ==

A table of guild members specializations. Use this to figure out who to get help from for certain tasks (ask farmers to grow vegetables for you, weavers to weave etc).

They have been ranked in terms of early game usefulness (by thejanitor's best guess so take it with a pinch of salt)

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Players !! Notes
|-
|| [[Laborer]] || || Everyone should aim for 2 to double your carry capacity
|-
|| [[Weaver]] || Erev (8) ||
|-
|| [[Lumberjack]] || ||
|-
|| [[Carpenter]] || ||
|-
|| [[Miner]] || ||
|-
|| [[Smith]] || ||
|-
|| [[Farmer]] || thejanitor (5 points) || One guild farmer should be enough for now
|-
|| [[Stonemason]] || ||
|-
|| [[Glazier]] || ||
|-
|| [[Cook]] || ||
|-
|| [[Potter]] || ||
|-
|| [[Fisherman]] || ||
|-
|| [[Engineer]] || ||
|-
|| [[Priest]] || Coyote ||
|-
|| [[Rancher]] || ||
|-
|| [[Arborer]] || ||
|-
|| [[Connoisseur]] || ||
|-
|| [[Scribe]] || ||
|-
|| [[Merchant]] || ||
|-
|| [[Architect]] || ||
|}

Meshwesh:Meshwesh Times/Archive

2019-09-23T16:05:01Z

Coyote: /* September 22, 2019: Politics */

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== September 22, 2019 ==
Time to talk about everyone’s favourite topic: politics.

Since we elected Gabrielnight as Elder, he’s been busy negotiating with leaders from Kush and Hyksos to settle borders and make plans for unexpected region-claiming. The current deal with Hyksos states that our borders will remain as they are. Things seem likewise stable with Kush. The majority of Meshwesh citizens are dedicated to peaceful relations with our neighbours.

Another responsibility of an Elder is to handle faction invites and bans. I’m happy to say that no one is under consideration for a ban, but more happy to welcome the upcoming new Meshwesh citizens Dusti, Phinter, Hirokache, and Minerva. I hope you all enjoy being Meshwesh as much as we do.

The next big decision we need to make is where to place chanceries. They extend faction-chat into regions that aren’t controlled by us, which means that border fluxuations won’t cut off residents from Meshwesh communication. Each one costs 10 tokens and they can only be built by an Elder. Obviously border regions are at the top of the priority list, but what about non Meshwesh regions where our citizens have settled? Maybe we should also build chanceries in non-Meshwesh lands with Chariot Stops, for the convenience. Contact Gabrielnight, Tortellini, or Coyote if you have requests or questions.

In order to get another Elder for Meshwesh (and more faction invites!) we need at least 50% of the population to go the Great Hall in Tanis and petition for a new election. Right now we’re about half way there so please stop by the next time you’re in Meshwesh Delta.

In local politics, Meshwesh is having a lot of discussion about how to handle the Obelisk Test. Traditionally, a queue on the wiki determined the order in which people build. Obviously, this system favours those lucky enough to find the queue first and leaves others to confront punishing material requirements. Some citizens choose not to follow the queue at all, which upsets the line and drives up the cost.

Dissatisfaction with the flawed queue system has fueled quite a bit of discussion about alternatives. Although it’s not hard to convince people that the queue system is problematic, it’s very hard to find an alternative. There is a poll (https://atitd.wiki/tale9/Meshwesh_Obelisk_Queue/poll) to gather information on how many people are ready to embrace a new method of determining Obelisk passes.

If Test of the Acrobat is more your speed, there is an acro line at Bernike field on Sunday (September 29) 13:00 UTC/9am EST for 12+ hours. /info Augir for details. (Chariot Routes to Bernike: Tanis -> Avaris -> Koptos -> Sharuhen.) We have it from the devs that once you’ve taught 343 facets, you can pick up 3 facets from each teacher; might be time to revisit your masters!

Meanwhile, don’t forget that research needs more hands on deck. Blacksmithing (UArt) needs iron, copper, slay steeped canvas, clay steeped wool, and a ton of water jugs. Casting (UNP) needs iron, lead, clay steeped canvas, clay steeped wool, and heaps of beeswax. Diplomacy (Great Hall) requires bricks, canvas, rope, pulley, lime, and dried flax; that will unlock chanceries. Planning Application (Great Hall) only needs leather and dried papyrus. It will allow us to build faction compounds, though it’s a low priority compared to the others.

Gabrielnight says, “Research is key, and the Great People of Meshwesh are trying their best to keep up with our friends across Egypt. Stay strong everyone and have fun. Together we are family, friends and partners in this place we call home.”

As always, /chat Coyote if you have any ideas or contributions for the newsletter!

Other things that Happened:
* Khefre’s Test and Test of the Safari opened at UNP.
* Three mysterious chests appeared near the Kush, Hyksos, and Meshwesh Great Halls. The Stranger is up to something.
* Ranching unlocked at UWorsh.
* Malard fixed the Acrobat UI.
* Sol passed Test of the Acrobat! He also made a useful set of spreadsheets (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GscRRWsBXWqgpN7U8Xdn-0XZrSva7QD8RsfAH7m5iA0/edit?usp=sharing) for tracking acrobat partners, pearls, insects, specs, and skills.
* Congratulations Telanoc on becoming the new Hyksos Elder.
* Pigs were bugged. Now they aren’t. No wait, still bugged.

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== Meshwesh Times Special Edition: Factions ==

Factions may be a controversial addition to the game, but they’re here nonetheless. Everyone has to pick a team when they leave the tutorial. If you’re reading this newsletter, you probably picked the right one! Still, faction play can be a bit confusing. As an elder of the Meshwesh Faction Council, I get a lot of questions about what’s happening. Here are some of the answers.

Each faction has four Home Regions that never change hands. They will always have faction-chat, but they will never have bonuses. Ours are East Sinai, Lahun, South Sinai, and Meshwesh Delta. Other regions are contestable and can be controlled by any of the three factions. Take a look at the [[Atlas]] to see how things stand.

Claiming a region is a blind-bid system that uses tokens as the currency. Whichever faction places the most tokens at a region’s Tribute Post will gain control of that region when the cycle ends. You can check your in-game calendar to see when the next Day of Tribute is coming up. (Presently we’re in a cycle that began on September 15th and will end September 22nd.) If no tokens are placed on a Tribute Post, that region reverts to neutral. If an equal number of tokens are placed, the defender wins. Factions can only claim regions that are next to ones they already own. For example, Kush or Hyksos could stake a claim on Bahariya Oasis next cycle. Meanwhile, insulated regions like Zau and Cyrene will remain ours as long as we place a single token on them.

There are three benefits to holding regions. 1) The more regions we hold, the lower the cost of researching technology. 2) Regions can provide bonuses to whichever faction holds them. Right now, Timna grants +3 Flax Yield. Other regions are offering bonuses to ore, veggie, and wood yields. 3) Faction-chat only reaches areas we control--unless an Elder spends 10 tokens to build a chancery there.

Meshwesh Tokens are currently only available at the Great Hall in Tanis. One token becomes available each hour. Each player is allowed to pick one up every few hours, depending on how many they’ve collected. There are very few uses for tokens other than claiming regions or building chanceries.

If you get a token, it’s your choice what to do with it. I recommend checking the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ofuBZj1rmFAyNrDOCbIR6D6zCN8lOt79JBlecGwat2g/edit?usp=sharing Tribute Sheet] to see if any regions around you need a token to be maintained for the next cycle. You can also donate your Token to the Faction Council by placing it in the Token Box located in the compound directly behind the Great Hall. Any tokens that land there will be used for maintaining and protecting Meshwesh regions or building chanceries along the border.

A few other points:
* An Elder has the ability to invite people into their faction (currently bugged.)
* They can also kick people out of faction.
* Only paid accounts can pick up tokens.
* You cannot learn or acquire supplies from schools or universities in regions that are not controlled by your faction.
* You can donate to research at any university within your faction.
* Tokens may be used to transfer skills from one player to another at a later point.
* Tokens from a different faction currently have no use--a Meshwesh cannot spend a Kush token at all. (Yet.)
* Click on a Tribute Post to see what the upcoming bonus will be.
* Treaties among all three factions are being negotiated by elders and leaders. Please don’t try to claim regions beyond the ones we currently hold without talking to the Faction Council.
* You can settle outside your faction’s regions, though you’ll need to wait for a chancery to have faction chat there. (Let me know if you’re in this situation!)
* [[Factions|There’s another great guide to Factions here.]]
* If a university changes hands, it retains knowledge. For example, if Meshwesh take a region with a UArch that has technology we lacked, we can learn from that university while it’s in our control.
* If for some mad reason you want to switch out of Meshwesh, Merek is the Elder of Kush and Telanoc or Brucette will be the Elder of Hyksos. (Gabrielnight is the Elder of Meshwesh.)

In summary, Factions really aren’t that big of a deal. It’s lonely to go without faction chat, but once we get chanceries up on the borders that won’t matter. Although the bonuses are fun, they randomly rotate every week, so there’s no way to count on them being available. It’s my hope that we can maintain relative peace between the Factions. I wasn’t around for the wars of T8, but I’m assured they were no fun for anyone at all.

If you have any other questions, suggestions, or additions feel free to /chat Coyote in game or Discord.

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== September 15, 2019 ==

=== Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! ===
Tale 9 kicked off two weeks ago, and it’s been a productive time for Meshwesh. We’re keeping up with research, have several Tests open, and are busy working on advancing out of the stone-age. Current census lists 326 Meshwesh citizens.

This week we unlocked the technologies of mining and glasswork, which opens up a lot of opportunities. Folks have been dowsing for ore veins and finding iron, copper, and tin. Once we’re able to cook dowsing food, we’ll be looking for the other 11 types of ore. For now, grilled carrots give a +2 boost to Perception, which is enough to find the basics.

Five Tests are available to start. Some of them are fun and they all provide coveted Talent points. You can find Singing Cicada, Oyster Catcher, Bedouin, and Acrobat at the UBody. Hope you enjoy travel! If UArch’s Obelisk Test is more your style, consider signing up for the queue—or risk the social consequences of cutting in line. Bedouin was broken for the first week, but devs assure us that it’s now fixed.

Meshwesh just finished our first Elder elections, and Gabrielnight passed with 60% of the vote. (And I did quite respectably with 40%!) When asked what he’d like to say to Meshwesh, he responded: “The title may have changed, but the name is still the same. Family, friendship, cooperation and fun, all the important parts that make Meshwesh such a unique and wonderful place to be. Meshwesh continues to be both mine and others home here in Egypt, and I am positive it will stay that way. A great thank you to all of your support so far, I'm very much looking forward to what the future brings to us all here in Meshwesh.”

Please remember to visit the Great Hall and vote for another Elder Election so that Gabe can get some more hands on deck. We need 50% of Meshwesh to request the election, so hop over there when you can!

=== Other Things that Happened ===
* People have peppers! Seeds remain scarce.
* Cabbage and onion seeds have been successfully duped.
* Mausolus finally got a camel.
* Public mines opened near Tanis. (800 6647)

Please give me a shout (/chat Coyote in game or Discord) if you have guides, ideas for this newsletter, or events you’d like shared. For now, I leave you with an anthem for the advent of mining.

<youtube>https://youtu.be/34CZjsEI1yU</youtube>

Meshwesh:Meshwesh Times/Archive

2019-09-17T20:46:51Z

Coyote: /* Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! */

<onlyinclude>
== September 15, 2019 ==

=== Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! ===
Tale 9 kicked off two weeks ago, and it’s been a productive time for Meshwesh. We’re keeping up with research, have several Tests open, and are busy working on advancing out of the stone-age. Current census lists 326 Meshwesh citizens.

This week we unlocked the technologies of mining and glasswork, which opens up a lot of opportunities. Folks have been dowsing for ore veins and finding iron, copper, and tin. Once we’re able to cook dowsing food, we’ll be looking for the other 11 types of ore. For now, grilled carrots give a +2 boost to Perception, which is enough to find the basics.

Five Tests are available to start. Some of them are fun and they all provide coveted Talent points. You can find Singing Cicada, Oyster Catcher, Bedouin, and Acrobat at the UBody. Hope you enjoy travel! If UArch’s Obelisk Test is more your style, consider signing up for the queue--or risk the social consequences of cutting in line. Bedouin was broken for the first week, but devs assure us that it’s now fixed.

Meshwesh just finished our first Elder elections, and Gabrielnight passed with 60% of the vote. (And I did quite respectably with 40%!) When asked what he’d like to say to Meshwesh, he responded: “The title may have changed, but the name is still the same. Family, friendship, cooperation and fun, all the important parts that make Meshwesh such a unique and wonderful place to be. Meshwesh continues to be both mine and others home here in Egypt, and I am positive it will stay that way. A great thank you to all of your support so far, I'm very much looking forward to what the future brings to us all here in Meshwesh.”

Please remember to visit the Great Hall and vote for another Elder Election so that Gabe can get some more hands on deck. We need 50% of Meshwesh to request the election, so hop over there when you can!

=== Other Things that Happened ===
* People have peppers! Seeds remain scarce.
* Cabbage and onion seeds have been successfully duped.
* Mausolus finally got a camel.
* Public mines opened near Tanis. (800 6647)

Please give me a shout (/chat Coyote in game or Discord) if you have guides, ideas for this newsletter, or events you’d like shared. For now, I leave you with an anthem for the advent of mining.

<youtube>https://youtu.be/34CZjsEI1yU</youtube>
</onlyinclude>

Meshwesh:Meshwesh Times/Archive

2019-09-16T16:08:19Z

Coyote: /* Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! */

<onlyinclude>
== September 15, 2019 ==

=== Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! ===
Tale 9 kicked off two weeks ago, and it’s been a productive time for Meshwesh. We’re keeping up with research, have several Tests open, and are busy working on advancing out of the stone-age. Current census lists 326 Meshwesh citizens.

This week we unlocked the technologies of mining and glasswork, which opens up a lot of opportunities. Folks have been dowsing for ore veins and finding iron, copper, and tin. Once we’re able to cook dowsing food, we’ll be looking for the other 11 types of ore. For now, grilled carrots give a +2 boost to Perception, which is enough to find the basics.

Five Tests are available to start. Some of them are fun and they all provide coveted Talent points. You can find Singing Cicada, Oyster Catcher, Bedouin, and Acrobat at the UBody. Hope you enjoy travel! If UArch’s Obelisk Test is more your style, consider signing up for the queue--or risk the social consequences of cutting in line. Bedouin was broken for the first week, but devs assure us that it’s now fixed.

Meshwesh just finished our first Elder elections, and Gabrielnight passed with 60% of the vote. (And I did quite respectably with 40%!) When asked what he’d like to say to Meshwesh, he responded: “The title may have changed, but the name is still the same. Family, friendship, cooperation and fun, all the important parts that makes meshwesh such a unique and wonderful place to be. MW continues to be both mine and others home here in Egypt, and I am positive it will stay that way. A great thank you to all of your support so far, I'm very much looking forward to what the future brings to us all here in MW.”

Please remember to visit the Great Hall and vote for another Elder Election so that Gabe can get some more hands on deck. We need 50% of Meshwesh to request the election, so hop over there when you can!

=== Other Things that Happened ===
* People have peppers! Seeds remain scarce.
* Cabbage and onion seeds have been successfully duped.
* Mausolus finally got a camel.
* Public mines opened near Tanis. (800 6647)

Please give me a shout (/chat Coyote in game or Discord) if you have guides, ideas for this newsletter, or events you’d like shared. For now, I leave you with an anthem for the advent of mining.

<youtube>https://youtu.be/34CZjsEI1yU</youtube>
</onlyinclude>

Meshwesh:Meshwesh Times/Archive

2019-09-16T16:08:00Z

Coyote: /* Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! */

<onlyinclude>
== September 15, 2019 ==

=== Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! ===
Tale 9 kicked off two weeks ago, and it’s been a productive time for Meshwesh. We’re keeping up with research, have several Tests open, and are busy working on advancing out of the stone-age. Current census lists 326 Meshwesh citizens.

This week we unlocked the technologies of mining and glasswork, which opens up a lot of opportunities. Folks have been dowsing for ore veins and finding iron, copper, and tin. Once we’re able to cook dowsing food, we’ll be looking for the other 11 types of ore. For now, grilled carrots give a +2 boost to Perception, which is enough to find the basics.

Five Tests are available to start. Some of them are fun and they all provide coveted Talent points. You can find Singing Cicada, Oyster Catcher, Bedouin, and Acrobat at the UBody. Hope you enjoy travel! If UArch’s Obelisk Test is more your style, consider signing up for the queue--or risk the social consequences of cutting in line. Bedouin was broken for the first week, but devs assure us that it’s now fixed.

Meshwesh just finished our first Elder elections, and Gabrielnight passed with 60% of the vote. (And I did quite respectably with 40%!) When asked what he’d like to say to Meshwesh, he responded: “The title may have changed, but the name is still the same. Family, friendship, cooperation and fun, all the important parts that makes meshwesh such a unique and wonderful place to be. MW continues to be both mine and others home here in Egypt, and I am positive it will stay that way. A great thank you to all of your support so far, I'm very much looking forward to what the future brings to us all here in MW.”

Please remember to visit the Great Hall and vote for another Elder Election so that Gabe can get some more hands on deck to help with everything. We need 50% of Meshwesh to request the election, so hop over there when you can!

=== Other Things that Happened ===
* People have peppers! Seeds remain scarce.
* Cabbage and onion seeds have been successfully duped.
* Mausolus finally got a camel.
* Public mines opened near Tanis. (800 6647)

Please give me a shout (/chat Coyote in game or Discord) if you have guides, ideas for this newsletter, or events you’d like shared. For now, I leave you with an anthem for the advent of mining.

<youtube>https://youtu.be/34CZjsEI1yU</youtube>
</onlyinclude>

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-16T15:54:25Z

Coyote: /* Guild Compounds */

[[Category:Guilds]] {{DEFAULTSORT:{{PAGENAME}}}}

'''The Affable Evil'''

A good-natured but shady Meshweshian guild in the wilds of Herakleopolis. Not exactly recruiting, but open to picking up friendly Egyptians who are interested in collaborating towards personal and Faction goals. /Chat Coyote or Erev if you'd like to discuss settlement.

==Guild Compounds==

* ''The Affable Evil'' Guild Hall, Herakleopolis (1070,5344)
* Textile Sweatshop CP, Herakleopolis (1022,5343)
* Industrial CP, Herakleopolis (1162,5211)
* Limestone CP, Heraklepolis Limestone patch (1634,4534)
* Saltwater Processing CP, Suez (1552,5446)
* Guild Copper/Iron Mines (1250 4860)
* Guild Tin Mine (1480 4890)

==Useful things to do right now==

* Wood. I know it's boring to gather, but we need it for boards, bonfires, charcoal, and other things. Hit trees while you're running around.
* Limestone. (For upcoming glasswork.)
* Straw. We've been super lucky with camels, but they do eat a lot. Consider using your offline chores to gather more grass if you've unlocked that skill.
* Flax. Because always, always flax. Save your thread and twine for Erev--he specced as a Weaver and can use mats a lot more efficiently than the rest of us.
* Learning. Spend some time on this wiki looking up upcoming skills like Mining and Glass Work.
* have fun--you definitely can't help if you burn yourself out!

'''More ideas for things to do:'''
* Another camel pen given how much straw we have
* Go to faction digs to get cuttables etc
* Stock the Limestone CP (1634,4534) with spare flint hammers and chisels, grilled onions and storage for limestone.
* Build tubs and storage containers in the Saltwater CP (1552,5446) (also, expand it when possible)
==Personal TODOs==
* Upgrade your campsite so it can store 50000 by finishing [[Task/Crafting Makes Perfect]]
* If you don't have a specialization leveled up enough to get a trait yet then consider working towards one. The traits are very powerful (+3 veggies per harvest, vastly reduce loom string breakage, increase wood collected, decrease slate blade breakage on wood planes to name a few). Check the table below to see a rough idea of what specs are currently useful and if we have any gaps guild wide (though you should always just pick what is most fun for you!)

==How to get more Talent Points==
A rough order in terms of easiest to harder to get talent points is:
* Finish your starting tasks, each of which gives a talent point
** [[Task/Home Sweet Home]]
** [[Task/Puzzle in the Night Sky]]
** [[Task/Art and Music]]
* Learn [[Swimming]] and do [[Test of the Oyster Catcher]], you can get a couple of really easy points this way.

==Guild Member Specializations ==

A table of guild members specializations. Use this to figure out who to get help from for certain tasks (ask farmers to grow vegetables for you, weavers to weave etc).

They have been ranked in terms of early game usefulness (by thejanitor's best guess so take it with a pinch of salt)

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Players !! Notes
|-
|| [[Laborer]] || || Everyone should aim for 2 to double your carry capacity
|-
|| [[Weaver]] || Erev(5+?) ||
|-
|| [[Lumberjack]] || ||
|-
|| [[Carpenter]] || ||
|-
|| [[Miner]] || ||
|-
|| [[Smith]] || ||
|-
|| [[Farmer]] || thejanitor (5 points) || One guild farmer should be enough for now
|-
|| [[Stonemason]] || ||
|-
|| [[Glazier]] || ||
|-
|| [[Cook]] || ||
|-
|| [[Potter]] || ||
|-
|| [[Fisherman]] || ||
|-
|| [[Engineer]] || ||
|-
|| [[Priest]] || ||
|-
|| [[Rancher]] || ||
|-
|| [[Arborer]] || ||
|-
|| [[Connoisseur]] || ||
|-
|| [[Scribe]] || ||
|-
|| [[Merchant]] || ||
|-
|| [[Architect]] || ||
|}

Meshwesh:Meshwesh Times/Archive

2019-09-16T00:41:23Z

Coyote: /* Other Things that Happened */

<onlyinclude>
== September 15, 2019 ==

=== Welcome to the first issue of the Meshwesh Times! ===
Tale 9 kicked off two weeks ago, and it’s been a productive time for Meshwesh. We’re keeping up with research, have several Tests open, and are busy working on advancing out of the stone-age. Current census lists 326 Meshwesh citizens.

This week we unlocked the technologies of mining and glasswork, which opens up a lot of opportunities. Folks have been dowsing for ore veins and finding iron, copper, and tin. Once we’re able to cook dowsing food, we’ll be looking for the other 11 types of ore. For now, grilled carrots give a +2 boost to Perception, which is enough to find the basics.

Five Tests are available to start. Some of them are fun and they all provide coveted Talent points. You can find Singing Cicada, Oyster Catcher, Bedouin, and Acrobat at the UBody. Hope you enjoy travel! If UArch’s Obelisk Test is more your style, consider signing up for the queue--or risk the social consequences of cutting in line. Bedouin was broken for the first week, but devs assure us that it’s now fixed.

Meshwesh just finished our first Elder elections, and Gabrielnight passed with 60% of the vote. (And I did quite respectably with 40%!) When asked what he’d like to say to Meshwesh, he responded: “The title may have changed, but the name is still the same. Family, friendship, cooperation and fun, all the important parts that makes meshwesh such a unique and wonderful place to be. MW continues to be both mine and others home here in Egypt, and I am positive it will stay that way. A great thank you to all of your support so far, I'm very much looking forward to what the future brings to us all here in MW.”

=== Other Things that Happened ===
* People have peppers! Seeds remain scarce.
* Cabbage and onion seeds have been successfully duped.
* Mausolus finally got a camel.
* Public mines opened near Tanis. (800 6647)

Please give me a shout (/chat Coyote in game or Discord) if you have guides, ideas for this newsletter, or events you’d like shared. For now, I leave you with an anthem for the advent of mining.

<youtube>https://youtu.be/34CZjsEI1yU</youtube>
</onlyinclude>

Meshwesh Obelisk Queue

2019-09-10T00:33:42Z

Coyote:

''''''IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR FAIRNESS: ONLY PLACE YOUR NAME IN ONE QUEUE AT A TIME. WHEN YOU HAVE FINISHED YOUR OBELISK YOU MAY PLACE YOUR NAME ON ANOTHER QUEUE''''''

'''PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL QUEUES ARE COMPLETELY OPTIONAL. If you want to build your 20 cubit high obelisk out of the queue sequence nobody will stop you'''

'''PLEASE FOLLOW THE DISCUSSION IN Meshwesh FACTION CHANNEL THANKS! FOR THE GOOD OF ALL.'''

*The Test of the Obelisk requires that you build the largest Obelisk of its kind for the Meshwesh .

*You must exceed the current largest Obelisk by at least a single cubit.

*Also, you must retain the title of largest Obelisk that The Meshwesh has ever controlled for at least 2 days 8 hours (for a desert Obelisk.) while remaining inside the Meshwesh territory.

*For each additional region The Meshwesh has the support of when the Obelisk is constructed, this time is reduced by 1 hours 7 minutes 12 seconds (again for a Desert Obelisk.)

== Meshwesh Desert Obelisk Queue ==
Obe Has been Skipped need 22 Cubits to start now.
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 21 || Sevym|| || Built
|-
| 10 || Riddle || - || Ready To Build
|-
| 11 || Khuzd || - ||
|-
| 12 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 13 || Gabrielnight || - ||
|-
| 14 || Estaar || - ||
|-
| 15 ||Nissa || - ||
|-
| 16 ||Infra || - ||
|-
| 17 || Sunstrider || - ||
|-
| 18 || Sunreaver || - ||
|-
| 19 || Stekki || - ||
|-
| 20 || Kehra || - ||
|-
| 21 || Asud || - ||
|-
| 22 || Zerrenor || - ||
|-
| 23 || Basmati || - ||
|-
| 24 || Gnarph || - ||
|-
| 25 || Rosenfeuer || - ||
|-
| 26 || Sonnenfeuer || - ||
|-
| 27 || Hands || - ||
|-
| 28 || Serath || - ||
|-
| 29 || Till || - ||
|-
| 30 || Coyote || - ||
|-
| 31 || Erev || - ||
|-
| 32 || KayGee || - ||
|-
| 33 || Spatulus || - ||
|-
| 34 || Ledge || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 35 || Adayu || - ||
|-
| 36 || Archis || - ||
|-
| 37 || Sol || - ||
|-
| 38 || Versato|| - ||
|-
| 39 || Juonkiku|| - ||
|-
| 40 || Catote|| - ||
|-
| 41 || Thejanitor|| - ||
|-
| 42 || Cyndi|| - ||
|-
| 43 || Oaxani|| - ||
|-
| 44 || Xspell|| - ||
|-
| 45 || Maycadia|| - ||
|-
| 46 || Yabalchoath|| - ||
|-
| 47 || 4ftKickPost|| - ||
|-
| 48 || Bethany|| - ||
|-
| 49 || Ndainye|| - ||
|-
| 50 || Huntersmoon|| - ||
|-
| 51 || Harvest|| - ||
|-
| 52 || Amora|| - || Gathering
|-
| 53 || Mausolus|| - ||
|-
| 54 || Xozia|| - ||
|-
| 55 || Sashema || -||
|-
| 56 || Zareen || -||
|-
| 100 || Freeportkid|| - ||
|}

== Meshwesh Metallic Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10|| Ki-Nala|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 11 || Kehra|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|}

== Meshwesh Cut Stone Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || || - ||
|-
| 11 || Bethany|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || Kehra|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 13 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|}

==Meshwesh Hardwood Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || Firegolem || - || Gathering
|-
| 11 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 12 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|}

==Meshwesh Marble Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 11 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|}

==Meshwesh Crystal Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 11 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|}

==Meshwesh Heavenly Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Kehra || - || Gathering Materials
|-
| 10 || entux || - || Gathering Materials
|}
{{L|en}}

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-09T02:39:30Z

Coyote:

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-07T22:23:44Z

Coyote:

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-07T22:16:51Z

Coyote:

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-07T22:16:18Z

Coyote:

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-06T18:24:01Z

Coyote:

Meshwesh Obelisk Queue

2019-09-05T20:31:40Z

Coyote:

'''PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL QUEUES ARE COMPLETELY OPTIONAL. If you want to build your 20 cubit high obelisk out of the queue sequence nobody will stop you'''

'''PLEASE FOLLOW THE DISCUSSION IN Meshwesh FACTION CHANNEL THANKS! FOR THE GOOD OF ALL.'''

*The Test of the Obelisk requires that you build the largest Obelisk of its kind for the Meshwesh .

*You must exceed the current largest Obelisk by at least a single cubit.

*Also, you must retain the title of largest Obelisk that The Meshwesh has ever controlled for at least 2 days 8 hours (for a desert Obelisk.) while remaining inside the Meshwesh territory.

*For each additional region The Meshwesh has the support of when the Obelisk is constructed, this time is reduced by 1 hours 7 minutes 12 seconds (again for a Desert Obelisk.)

== Meshwesh Desert Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Sevym|| - || Ready to Build
|-
| 10 || Turken || - ||
|-
| 11 || Khuzd || - ||
|-
| 12 || entux || - ||
|-
| 13 || Gabrielnight || - ||
|-
| 14 || Estaar || - ||
|-
| 15 ||Nissa || - ||
|-
| 16 ||Infra || - ||
|-
| 17 || Sunstrider || - ||
|-
| 18 || Sunreaver || - ||
|-
| 19 || Stekki || - ||
|-
| 20 || Kehra || - ||
|-
| 21 || Asud || - ||
|-
| 22 || Zerrenor || - ||
|-
| 23 || Basmati || - ||
|-
| 24 || Gnarph || - ||
|-
| 25 || Rosenfeuer || - ||
|-
| 26 || Sonnenfeuer || - ||
|-
| 27 || Hands || - ||
|-
| 28 || Serath || - ||
|-
| 29 || Till || - ||
|-
| 30 || Coyote || - ||
|}

== Meshwesh Metallic Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

== Meshwesh Cut Stone Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

==Meshwesh Hardwood Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

==Meshwesh Marble Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

==Meshwesh Crystal Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

{{L|en}}

Meshwesh Obelisk Queue

2019-09-05T20:31:23Z

Coyote: /* Meshwesh Desert Obelisk Queue */

'''PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL QUEUES ARE COMPLETELY OPTIONAL. If you want to build your 20 cubit high obelisk out of the queue sequence nobody will stop you'''

'''PLEASE FOLLOW THE DISCUSSION IN Meshwesh FACTION CHANNEL THANKS! FOR THE GOOD OF ALL.'''

*The Test of the Obelisk requires that you build the largest Obelisk of its kind for the Meshwesh .

*You must exceed the current largest Obelisk by at least a single cubit.

*Also, you must retain the title of largest Obelisk that The Meshwesh has ever controlled for at least 2 days 8 hours (for a desert Obelisk.) while remaining inside the Meshwesh territory.

*For each additional region The Meshwesh has the support of when the Obelisk is constructed, this time is reduced by 1 hours 7 minutes 12 seconds (again for a Desert Obelisk.)

== Meshwesh Desert Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Sevym|| - || Ready to Build
|-
| 10 || Turken || - ||
|-
| 11 || Khuzd || - ||
|-
| 12 || entux || - ||
|-
| 13 || Gabrielnight || - ||
|-
| 14 || Estaar || - ||
|-
| 15 ||Nissa || - ||
|-
| 16 ||Infra || - ||
|-
| 17 || Sunstrider || - ||
|-
| 18 || Sunreaver || - ||
|-
| 19 || Stekki || - ||
|-
| 20 || Kehra || - ||
|-
| 21 || Asud || - ||
|-
| 22 || Zerrenor || - ||
|-
| 23 || Basmati || - ||
|-
| 24 || Gnarph || - ||
|-
| 25 || Rosenfeuer || - ||
|-
| 26 || Sonnenfeuer || - ||
|-
| 27 || Hands || - ||
|-
| 28 || Serath || - ||
|-
| 29 || Till || - ||
|-
| 29 || Coyote || - ||
|}

== Meshwesh Metallic Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

== Meshwesh Cut Stone Obelisk Queue ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

==Meshwesh Hardwood Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

==Meshwesh Marble Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

==Meshwesh Crystal Obelisk Build Queue==
{|border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
!Height
!Character
!Time Placed
!Status
|-
| 9 || Freeportkid|| - || Ready to Build
|}

{{L|en}}

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-04T00:20:44Z

Coyote:

Guild:The Affable Evil

2019-09-03T22:44:36Z

Coyote:

[[Category:Guilds]] {{DEFAULTSORT:{{PAGENAME}}}}

'''The Affable Evil'''

Useful things to do right now:

* grow onions for the sheep (leather is a big bottleneck right now--need it for research, expedition travel, and soon mining)
* gather silt--it's a bit sparse in camp, but there are lots of great spots nearby, and picking up 10-20 piles every time you run past one goes a long way (makes firebricks)
* gather grass to feed the camels
* make bricks/boards (always always useful)
* gather limestone (it'll raise your stonework and we need it for glassworking)
* flax!
* process flax that our macroers have made--we need it for everything
* make linen (it's currently the bottleneck to getting chariot travel open)
* grow papyrus (useful for research)
* make jugs (we'll need hundreds for research, plus everyone should get 50 to pick up Navigation skill)
* slate is never not useful