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2012-05-16T22:13:19Z

Added some info on success criteria. Could not properly increase indent on criteria for "A house"

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	**Improve the archery skill by one point		**Improve the archery skill by one point
	*The spirit world		*The spirit world
-	**Learn a new ritual: First discover a new ritual, then speak to a [[Sage\|sage]] to learn it	+	**Learn a new ritual: First discover a new ritual, then speak to a [[Sage\|sage]] to learn it. Automatic success if you already know all available rituals.
	*The great man of the forest		*The great man of the forest
	**Find and kill a [[Bear\|bear]]		**Find and kill a [[Bear\|bear]]
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	**Discover a cave, then enter the cave.		**Discover a cave, then enter the cave.
	*Big [[Elk\|elk]]		*Big [[Elk\|elk]]
-	**By hunting, track and kill a 'Big' Elk in the wilderness without use of a ritual.	+	**By hunting, track and kill a 'Big' Elk in the wilderness without use of a ritual. Can also be a sufficiently large reindeer.
	*A house		*A house
		+	*-Build enough of a house to be able to construct a floor and ceiling. May also be completed by deconstructing and reconstructing a section of floor and ceiling in an existing house.
	*Warfare		*Warfare
	*Change of the season		*Change of the season

Dog

2012-05-16T13:35:20Z

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	A dog needs to be put on a leash as soon as it is bought or it will run away. To do this, apply the rope that appeared in your inventory (each dog is sold with a rope) on the dog.		A dog needs to be put on a leash as soon as it is bought or it will run away. To do this, apply the rope that appeared in your inventory (each dog is sold with a rope) on the dog.
-	{\| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 200px;"	+	{\| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" "
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-	! scope="row"\|Cost	+	! scope="row" style="text-align: left"\|Size
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|22 [[Meat\|meat cuts]]	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|Small Dog
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|10 [[torches\|torch]] (version 3.14)	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|Dog
		+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|Big Dog
	\|-		\|-
-	! scope="row"\|Carry	+	! scope="row" style="text-align: left"\|Value
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|22 lbs	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|approximately 65
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|	+	(= 72 Stag [[Meat\|meat cuts]])
		+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|approximately 75
		+	(= 84 Stag [[Meat\|meat cuts]])
		+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|approximately 85?
	\|-		\|-
-	! scope="row"\|Special	+	! scope="row" style="text-align: left"\|Carry
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|Attack your enemies	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|22 lbs
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|?
		+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|?
	\|}		\|}
	[[Category:Animals]]		[[Category:Animals]]

Arrow

2012-05-15T14:38:42Z

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-	An arrow is a projectile fired from a [[Bow]]. It is made using one [[Branch]], one [[Tying Equipment]], and one [[Rock]]. 5 arrows [[trade\|cost]] 1 meat cut.	+	An arrow is a projectile fired from a [[Bow]]. It is made using one [[Branch]], one [[Tying Equipment]], and one [[Rock]]. 1 arrows [[trade\|cost]] approximately 4.5 meat (Stag) cuts.

	[[File:Arrow.PNG\|thumb]]		[[File:Arrow.PNG\|thumb]]

Weapons

2012-05-15T14:26:32Z

Add arrows value & weight

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	''The weapons Morning Star, Estoc, Falchion and Rapier seem to have been removed in version 3.12b/P2''		''The weapons Morning Star, Estoc, Falchion and Rapier seem to have been removed in version 3.12b/P2''
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		+	'''[[Arrow]]s'''
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		+	{\|width="50%" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1"
		+	!scope="col" width="35%"\|Item
		+	!scope="col"\|Blunt
		+	!scope="col"\|Edge
		+	!scope="col"\|Point
		+	!scope="col"\|Weight
		+	!scope="col"\|Value
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Arrow]]
		+	\| N/A
		+	\| N/A
		+	\| see Bows
		+	\|0.1 lbs.
		+	\| 4
		+	\|}

Meat

2012-05-15T07:19:03Z

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	[[File:F5_meat.jpg\|thumb\|Meat icon]]Meat is the most basic food, and also forms the basic method of calculating [[Trade\|price]]. Meat comes from [[animals]] and [[NPCs\|humans]], although eating the flesh of humans angers the [[Ritual\|spirits]].		[[File:F5_meat.jpg\|thumb\|Meat icon]]Meat is the most basic food, and also forms the basic method of calculating [[Trade\|price]]. Meat comes from [[animals]] and [[NPCs\|humans]], although eating the flesh of humans angers the [[Ritual\|spirits]].

-	Different animals will give different amounts of cuts, although NPCs seems to constantly give around 20 cuts per person. Large animals, such as [[Elk\|elk]] or [[bear]]s can give up to 600 cuts per animal, more than enough for a whole season. Cuts from different animals have different nutrition levels, and so a cut from a [[pig]] will fill more hunger than a cut from a [[squirrel]].	+	Different animals will give different amounts of cuts, although NPCs seems to constantly give around 20 cuts per person. Large animals, such as [[Elk\|elk]] or [[bear]]s can give up to 600 cuts per animal, more than enough for a whole season. Cuts from different animals have different nutrition levels, and so a cut from a [[pig]] will fill more hunger than a cut from a [[squirrel]]. To obtain meat from a dead animal, press # for the Extended Commands window then c to "Cut a carcass for meat."

	Each cut of meat weighs 1 lbs. Meat can be preserved by [[Dried food\|drying]], [[Smoked food\|smoking]] or [[Salted food\|salting]].		Each cut of meat weighs 1 lbs. Meat can be preserved by [[Dried food\|drying]], [[Smoked food\|smoking]] or [[Salted food\|salting]].

Runaway Slave

2012-05-12T19:29:45Z

My first article feel free to touch it up

New page

=='''Runaway Slave'''==
This course starts you off in the middle of a camp of Njerpez with some sort of knife and a few pieces of clothing.

An absolute must for this start is to hide and sneak immeadiatley, otherwise you are likely to wind up full of holes quicker than you can make it to cover. From here there are a couple of options '''Fight''' or '''Flight'''.

==='''Fight'''===
Your best bet if you want to fight is to sneak into a kota or a very narrow building and then alert the Njerpez by coming out of sneak and stepping outside and back in very quickly. At this point it becomes a game of attrition. They will file in one at a time to be slaughtered; the proccess is long and drawn out, and you should be very careful to keep from getting tired out as this is a death sentance. You can do this by pressing '''.''' to rest occasionally. As you whittle down the Njerpez warriors it is good practice to retrieve all of their equipment and put it out of the reach of the other warriors, as 1 warrior decked out in a full set of metal armor is harder to kill than a horde of them wearing 1-2 pieces. After a while you will have killed all of the enemy warriors (or think you have) at this point it is a good idea to check the area for any stragglers that didn't feel like rushing to their death. If you find any more it is safest to head back to cover and draw him in, however if your sure he is the last enemy and he has no ranged weapons feel free to chop him down in the open. After your sure all the Njerpez are dead feel free to do what you'd like with their things (of which there might be quite a few) take all of the metal and leather as well as any useful tools and find a town to trade the extras to. Take any clothes that you think are in good enough condition to wear and turn the rest into much more useful cords and bandages. All in all going with this course of action you will wind up with one of the most resource laden starts possible at the cost of a bit of time (a very enjoyable time).

==='''Flight'''===
Proceed to attempt to sneak out of the camp. If you hear cursing and your not close to escaping your best bet at survival will be to follow the instructions listed in '''Fight'''. If you are strictly opposed to fighting for one reason or another your best bet would be to back out constantly facing your enemies and hope that you can lose them in the woods.

==='''Enemies'''===
The amount and attire of your enemies will vary greatly. The number of enemies will be in the range of a standard Njerpez camp (the least I've seen personally is 2 warriors) and each warrior has the potential to be wearing normal clothing (Cloth, Wool, Fur, Nettle etc.), leather clothing (makes them a little tougher depending on how much), metal armor (this can make certain parts of their body basically invunerable to point and edge attacks). As far as weapons go they can have most anything from knives to bastard swords (they are warriors after all) some of them might even have bows (shouldn't be a problem if you can get to a shelter and bottleneck them into 1 on 1 mele combat) which are as dangerous in their hands as in yours.

==='''Skillset'''===
The two main skills for making this as easy as possible are going to be dodge and knife. You should go for as much dodge as you can possibly get as this will keep you from slowly acquiring injuries (they add up quick). Knife helps out a lot but isn't at all neccessary to invest into, you can still manage to kill them with very low weapon skills it is just more time consuming.

==='''Challenges'''===
If you want this to be a difficult experience for whatever reason there are quite a few things that could make it quite challenging.
*Kick them all to death (very hard and time consuming but satisfying)
*Escape and return to pick them off one at a time
*Fight in the open (pretty hard to do if theres a lot of them)
*Escape, get a shovel and an axe and make some spiked pits to lure them into
*Get creative and into character it's a roleplaying game after all

Longbow

2012-05-12T11:44:08Z

Minor spelling fixes.

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-	Longbow is a natural combosite bow with length of 4 to 6 feet. The longbow weights 4lbs and is worth of 50 cuts. A long bow is one of the best bows for new players or players with a lower skill in bows. This is because it is much more accurate and has a longer range than any other bow (crossbows not being included). It is not craftable.	+	A longbow is a natural composite bow with length of 4 to 6 feet. The longbow weighs 4lbs and is worth 50 cuts. A long bow is one of the best bows for new players or players with a lower skill in bows. This is because it is much more accurate and has a longer range than any other bow (crossbows not being included). It is not craftable.
	[[Category:Bows]]		[[Category:Bows]]
	[[Category:Weapons]]		[[Category:Weapons]]

Torch

2012-05-12T11:25:38Z

Reworded a little. Added weight info.

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-	A torch is made of 10 [[branch]]es. It [[trade\|costs]] 11 meat cuts. You need [[fire]] to light it. When lit, it provides up to a 6 tile radius of visibility in complete darkness.	+	A torch is made of 10 [[branch]]es. It [[trade\|costs]] 11 meat cuts. You need [[fire]] to light it. When lit, it provides up to a 6 tile radius of visibility in complete darkness which lasts for around 30 turns. It weighs one pound.
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-	It lasts for around 30 turns.

	Tallow and Beeswax candles serve much the same function, but can only be traded for.		Tallow and Beeswax candles serve much the same function, but can only be traded for.

Hunting

2012-05-12T06:15:37Z

Changed tracking to alt+L from alt+k

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	Tracks in the zoomed-in map, added in v3.12b, have helped with the location of escaped prey.		Tracks in the zoomed-in map, added in v3.12b, have helped with the location of escaped prey.

-	When standing over one of these tracks, if you use the tracking skill ([Alt] + [K] command), you are informed of the direction of the tracks. Sometimes the animal pursued walks in circles extensively, making it very hard to find what direction it finally took.	+	When standing over one of these tracks, if you use the tracking skill ([Alt] + [L] command), you are informed of the direction of the tracks. Sometimes the animal pursued walks in circles extensively, making it very hard to find what direction it finally took.

	Hunting animals is not to be confused with hunting [[Njerpez]], which is another <strike>sport</strike> topic entirely.		Hunting animals is not to be confused with hunting [[Njerpez]], which is another <strike>sport</strike> topic entirely.

Kaumolaiset

2012-05-11T11:01:13Z

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	==Playing a Kaumolainen Character==		==Playing a Kaumolainen Character==

-	<table width="80%"><tr><td width="200"><b>Possible Starting [[Ritual]]s:</b></td><td>[[Hunter's Request to Catch a Fox\|Request to Catch a Fox]], [[Hunting Incantation\|Hunting Incantation, Permission to Fall a Tree]]</td></tr>	+	<table width="80%"><tr><td width="200"><b>Possible Starting [[Ritual]]s:</b></td><td>[[Hunter's Request to Catch a Fox\|Request to Catch a Fox]], [[Hunting Incantation\|Hunting Incantation,]] [[Permission to Fell a Tree]]</td></tr>
-	<tr><td><b>Possible Starting Equipment:</b></td><td>[[Kaumolais spear]], [[Kaumolais Knife\|Kaumolais knife]], Hunting Bow, Arrows, Cord, Bread, Roasted Meat</td></tr>	+	<tr><td><b>Possible Starting Equipment:</b></td><td>[[Kaumolais spear]], [[Kaumolais Knife\|Kaumolais knife]], [[Hunting Bow]], [[Arrow]]s, [[Cord]], Bread, Roasted Meat</td></tr>

	<tr><td><b>Starting [[Skills\|skills]] Bonuses:</b></td><td>Ritual, Survival, Building, Climbing, Dodge, Dagger, Club, Unarmed, Spear, Sword, Timbercraft</td></tr>		<tr><td><b>Starting [[Skills\|skills]] Bonuses:</b></td><td>Ritual, Survival, Building, Climbing, Dodge, Dagger, Club, Unarmed, Spear, Sword, Timbercraft</td></tr>

Owl-Tribe

2012-05-11T10:20:24Z

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	<table width="80%"><tr><td width="200"><b>Possible Starting [[Ritual]]s:</b></td><td>		<table width="80%"><tr><td width="200"><b>Possible Starting [[Ritual]]s:</b></td><td>
-	[[Oath of Iron\|Oath of Iron, ]]	+	[[Oath of Iron]], [[The Origin of Fire]]
	</td></tr>		</td></tr>
-	<tr><td><b>Possible Starting Equipment:</b></td><td>Northern Knife, Staff</td></tr>	+	<tr><td><b>Possible Starting Equipment:</b></td><td>[[Northern Knife]], [[Staff]]</td></tr>

	<tr><td><b>Starting [[Skills\|skills]] Bonuses:</b></td><td>High [[Survival\|survival]], High [[climbing]], High [[dodge]], [[Club]]</td></tr>		<tr><td><b>Starting [[Skills\|skills]] Bonuses:</b></td><td>High [[Survival\|survival]], High [[climbing]], High [[dodge]], [[Club]]</td></tr>
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	<tr><td><b>Starting [[Skills\|skills]] Penalties:</b></td><td>[[Tracking]], all weapons besides [[Club]]</td></tr>		<tr><td><b>Starting [[Skills\|skills]] Penalties:</b></td><td>[[Tracking]], all weapons besides [[Club]]</td></tr>
	</table>		</table>
-	Much like the other Northern peoples, the Owl-Tribe are very light in their build and are centered around their agility and speed rather than application of brute strength. Because of this, they benefit tremendously from an extremely high starting [[dodge]] mastery - sometimes 90% or more. This coupled with their very high base survival and climbing masteries makes them exceptionally good at staying alive in pretty horrible conditions.	+	Much like the other [[Cultures\|Northern peoples]], the Owl-Tribe are very light in their build and are centered around their agility and speed rather than application of brute strength. Because of this, they benefit tremendously from an extremely high starting [[dodge]] mastery - sometimes 90% or more. This coupled with their very high base survival and climbing masteries makes them exceptionally good at staying alive in pretty horrible conditions.

User:WatsonX

2012-05-11T10:10:08Z

New user account

Owl-Tribe

2012-05-11T09:35:41Z

Playing an Owl Character:

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	<table width="80%"><tr><td width="200"><b>Possible Starting [[Ritual]]s:</b></td><td>		<table width="80%"><tr><td width="200"><b>Possible Starting [[Ritual]]s:</b></td><td>
-	[[Oath of Iron]]	+	[[Oath of Iron\|Oath of Iron, ]]
	</td></tr>		</td></tr>
-	<tr><td><b>Possible Starting Equipment:</b></td><td> </td></tr>	+	<tr><td><b>Possible Starting Equipment:</b></td><td>Northern Knife, Staff</td></tr>

	<tr><td><b>Starting [[Skills\|skills]] Bonuses:</b></td><td>High [[Survival\|survival]], High [[climbing]], High [[dodge]], [[Club]]</td></tr>		<tr><td><b>Starting [[Skills\|skills]] Bonuses:</b></td><td>High [[Survival\|survival]], High [[climbing]], High [[dodge]], [[Club]]</td></tr>

User blog comment:Zander.j/Approaching 200!/@comment-212.90.33.253-20120222234014

2012-05-10T22:17:24Z

deleted "[[User blog comment:Zander.j/Approaching 200!/@comment-212.90.33.253-20120222234014]]" cleanup

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	A dog needs to be put on a leash as soon as it is bought or it will run away. To do this, apply the rope that appeared in your inventory (each dog is sold with a rope) on the dog.		A dog needs to be put on a leash as soon as it is bought or it will run away. To do this, apply the rope that appeared in your inventory (each dog is sold with a rope) on the dog.
-	{\| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 200px;"	+	{\| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" "
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-	! scope="row"\|Cost	+	! scope="row" style="text-align: left"\|Size
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|22 [[Meat\|meat cuts]]	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|Small Dog
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|10 [[torches\|torch]] (version 3.14)	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|Dog
		+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|Big Dog
	\|-		\|-
-	! scope="row"\|Carry	+	! scope="row" style="text-align: left"\|Value
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|22 lbs	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|approximately 65
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|	+	(= 72 Stag [[Meat\|meat cuts]])
		+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|approximately 75
		+	(= 84 Stag [[Meat\|meat cuts]])
		+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|approximately 85?
	\|-		\|-
-	! scope="row"\|Special	+	! scope="row" style="text-align: left"\|Carry
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|Attack your enemies	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|22 lbs
-	\| style="text-align: right;"\|	+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|?
		+	\| style="text-align: center;"\|?
	\|}		\|}
	[[Category:Animals]]		[[Category:Animals]]

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	[[File:F5_meat.jpg\|thumb\|Meat icon]]Meat is the most basic food, and also forms the basic method of calculating [[Trade\|price]]. Meat comes from [[animals]] and [[NPCs\|humans]], although eating the flesh of humans angers the [[Ritual\|spirits]].		[[File:F5_meat.jpg\|thumb\|Meat icon]]Meat is the most basic food, and also forms the basic method of calculating [[Trade\|price]]. Meat comes from [[animals]] and [[NPCs\|humans]], although eating the flesh of humans angers the [[Ritual\|spirits]].

-	Different animals will give different amounts of cuts, although NPCs seems to constantly give around 20 cuts per person. Large animals, such as [[Elk\|elk]] or [[bear]]s can give up to 600 cuts per animal, more than enough for a whole season. Cuts from different animals have different nutrition levels, and so a cut from a [[pig]] will fill more hunger than a cut from a [[squirrel]].	+	Different animals will give different amounts of cuts, although NPCs seems to constantly give around 20 cuts per person. Large animals, such as [[Elk\|elk]] or [[bear]]s can give up to 600 cuts per animal, more than enough for a whole season. Cuts from different animals have different nutrition levels, and so a cut from a [[pig]] will fill more hunger than a cut from a [[squirrel]]. To obtain meat from a dead animal, press # for the Extended Commands window then c to "Cut a carcass for meat."

	Each cut of meat weighs 1 lbs. Meat can be preserved by [[Dried food\|drying]], [[Smoked food\|smoking]] or [[Salted food\|salting]].		Each cut of meat weighs 1 lbs. Meat can be preserved by [[Dried food\|drying]], [[Smoked food\|smoking]] or [[Salted food\|salting]].