Otter - Revision history

BradsBot: clean up, typos fixed: thats → that's

2021-05-13T16:24:55Z

clean up, typos fixed: thats → that's

Warmerdam at 15:21, 1 December 2019

2019-12-01T15:21:36Z

Warmerdam: /* Otter */

2019-12-01T15:19:42Z

Otter

Al-Bilal: /* Helpful Info */

2019-10-01T08:33:45Z

Helpful Info

Al-Bilal at 07:57, 1 October 2019

2019-10-01T07:57:11Z

AshensBot: /* Sources */bricks

2019-09-24T03:50:33Z

Sources: bricks

BradsBot: replaced: Required By → {{RequiredBy}}

2019-09-13T03:23:13Z

replaced: Required By → {{RequiredBy}}

BradsBot: Adding "T8 Below" tag

2019-08-19T00:03:44Z

Adding "T8 Below" tag

Cegaiel: /* Helpful Info */

2019-02-28T07:28:45Z

Helpful Info

BradsBot: Adding English language flag using the "L" template

2019-02-13T05:40:49Z

Adding English language flag using the "L" template

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 === Otter ===
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 == Helpful Info ==
-Note: From what I gather, all but one of the 12 holes have 4 or more escape routes. It is impossible to capture an otter from a hole with 4 escape routes. Your job is to find the hole that only has 3 escape routes and use the 3 boards to block those holes. As soon as you see a hole has 4 escape routes, then thats a good candidate to put a board in. ~ Cegaiel
+Note: From what I gather, all but one of the 12 holes have 4 or more escape routes. It is impossible to capture an otter from a hole with 4 escape routes. Your job is to find the hole that only has 3 escape routes and use the 3 boards to block those holes. As soon as you see a hole has 4 escape routes, then that's a good candidate to put a board in. ~ Cegaiel
 Note #2: Some holes have 5 exits so don't assume all just have 4 options ~ Dianess

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	Otters can be found in grassland or desert: in that case, their holes look like silt (but brownish), or a round version of a Flimsy Brick Mould, if you will.		Otters can be found in grassland or desert: in that case, their holes look like silt (but brownish), or a round version of a Flimsy Brick Mould, if you will.
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	== Uses ==		== Uses ==

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	University text: Otters build an underground network of tunnels. It is possible to put a board down to block a portion of the network, but if too many holes are blocked, the otter will get annoyed and eat a board!		University text: Otters build an underground network of tunnels. It is possible to put a board down to block a portion of the network, but if too many holes are blocked, the otter will get annoyed and eat a board!
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		+	[[Image:OtterCloseup.jpg\|thumb]]

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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 == Helpful Info ==
-Note: From what I gather, all, but one, of the 12 holes have 4 escape routes. It is impossible to capture an otter from a hole with 4 escape routes. Your job is to find the hole that only has 3 escape routes and use the 3 boards to block those holes. As soon as you see a hole has 4 escape routes, then thats a good candidate to put a board in. ~ Cegaiel
+Note: From what I gather, all but one of the 12 holes have 4 or more escape routes. It is impossible to capture an otter from a hole with 4 escape routes. Your job is to find the hole that only has 3 escape routes and use the 3 boards to block those holes. As soon as you see a hole has 4 escape routes, then thats a good candidate to put a board in. ~ Cegaiel
 Note #2: Some holes have 5 exits so don't assume all just have 4 options ~ Dianess
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 - I encountered a network with a hole with 6 exits. - Taemon
-While out and bout to trap otters carry a avg of 20 boards on you. It appears this tale the otters are fixed...not like last tale. This tale you must trap them between 3 holes now. Easy way to do this is to map out the hole locations, if more than 3 boards are placed wrong the otter will eat the boards.
+While out and about to trap otters carry a avg of 20 boards on you. This tale you must trap them between 3 holes now. Easy way to do this is to map out the hole locations, if more than 3 boards are placed, the otter will eat one of the boards.
 Note - Otters seem to put up with a variable number of boards ... a guildmate had one eaten when he placed more than 3 boards, I've had one eaten on more than 4 (eaten when a 5th was placed) and my wife had one eaten a board on the placement of the 10th board. - Tahrqa

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 Sometimes an otter's holes can be hidden by objects like mines, quarries, and warehouses.
-Otters can be found in grassland or desert: in that case, their holes look like silt (but brownish), or a round version of a flimsy brick rack, if you will.
+Otters can be found in grassland or desert: in that case, their holes look like silt (but brownish), or a round version of a Flimsy Brick Mould, if you will.
 == Uses ==

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 [http://julianatdeltona.com/atitd/otters.aspx Sabuli's Otter Helper Tool]
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 {{L|en}}

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 When mapping escape routes, if the otter's at a hole that has 3 or less known escapes, board up all of the escape routes you already know about - this forces it to go somewhere new, if it can. (Make sure to remove all the boards from other holes first.) Now you'll either know another escape route for that hole, or you'll get lucky and actually capture the otter.
-[http://julianatdeltona.com/atitd/otters.aspx|Sabuli's helper tool]
+[http://julianatdeltona.com/atitd/otters.aspx Sabuli's Otter Helper Tool]
 == Required By ==

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	[[Test of the Safari]]		[[Test of the Safari]]
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		+	{{L\|en}}