Foraging - Revision history

SAUVA: /* Training Strategy */

2021-10-27T11:34:28Z

Training Strategy

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:34, 27 October 2021
Line 33:		Line 33:

	It is easier to forage during the daytime as opposed to night. It is also easier to forage in good weather. Heavy rain greatly penalizes your chances of finding something.		It is easier to forage during the daytime as opposed to night. It is also easier to forage in good weather. Heavy rain greatly penalizes your chances of finding something.

			Difficulty raised by rain<br>
			Difficulty raised due to night<br>
			Difficulty reduced due to kneeling<br>
			Difficulty raised due to hand armor<br>

	Things that help boost foraging skill: ranger's raccoon, [[Wolf Scent]] Spell, any perception boosting ability/spell, any [[intelligence]] or [[wisdom]] boosting ability/spell. The [[Tenebrous Sense]] spell reduces the night-time penalty to foraging.		Things that help boost foraging skill: ranger's raccoon, [[Wolf Scent]] Spell, any perception boosting ability/spell, any [[intelligence]] or [[wisdom]] boosting ability/spell. The [[Tenebrous Sense]] spell reduces the night-time penalty to foraging.

KRONDOR1978 at 06:56, 12 September 2021

2021-09-12T06:56:55Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:56, 12 September 2021
Line 4:		Line 4:
	[[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[Shaping_discipline]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs. There are also a number of fluff items that can be foraged such as grungy feathers, old buttons, a variety of roses, and Imperial coins.		[[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[Shaping_discipline]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs. There are also a number of fluff items that can be foraged such as grungy feathers, old buttons, a variety of roses, and Imperial coins.

	Foraging is controlled by the [[Outdoorsmanship skill]].		Foraging is controlled by the [[Outdoorsmanship skill]] and [[Perception skill]].

	==Usage==		==Usage==

KORBELZ130: Overhauled article bringing it up to current info/skills/spells, removed DR3 tag

2017-11-04T23:27:45Z

Overhauled article bringing it up to current info/skills/spells, removed DR3 tag

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:27, 4 November 2017
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{UpdateDR3}}
⚫	Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} ability that is used to find a range of items in nature. These are primarily used as base ingredients in [[alchemy]], [[~~fletching~~]], and other creation systems.

		⚫	Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} ability that is used to find a range of items in nature. These are primarily used as base ingredients in [[alchemy]], [[Shaping_discipline]], and other creation systems.
⚫	[[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[~~fletching~~]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs. There are also a number of fluff items that can be foraged such as grungy feathers, old buttons, a variety of roses, and Imperial coins.

		⚫	[[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[Shaping_discipline]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs. There are also a number of fluff items that can be foraged such as grungy feathers, old buttons, a variety of roses, and Imperial coins.
⚫	Foraging is controlled by the [[Outdoorsmanship skill]]. ~~Previous to [[DR 3.0]], it was controlled by the [[Foraging skill]].~~

		⚫	Foraging is controlled by the [[Outdoorsmanship skill]].

	==Usage==		==Usage==
Line 25:		Line 25:

	The order of quality from lowest to highest is as follows: collect, forage, forage careful, forage precise.		The order of quality from lowest to highest is as follows: collect, forage, forage careful, forage precise.

	Foraging is also trained by [[Fishing]].

	==Training Strategy==		==Training Strategy==

	Currently (June/2012) the best strategy for training ~~Foraging~~ is to use the collect command. Difficulty of the item being foraged doesn't matter much as the easier item you collect, the more you will get, which grants more experience. Many players simply use COLLECT ROCK.		Currently (June/2012) the best strategy for training Outdoorsmanship is to use the collect command. Difficulty of the item being foraged doesn't matter much as the easier item you collect, the more you will get, which grants more experience. Many players simply use COLLECT ROCK.

⚫	As of July 15th, 2009, all experience timers have been removed from foraging, and experience gained has increased significantly. This means it is now possible for survival terts to lock the skill without [[fishing]], and easier for everyone to lock it in general. The experience from fishing has not increased. Fishing, however, also teaches ~~[[Animal Lore skill\|Animal Lore]] and can also teach~~ [[Skinning skill\|Skinning]].

		⚫	As of July 15th, 2009, all experience timers have been removed from foraging, and experience gained has increased significantly. This means it is now possible for survival terts to lock the skill without [[fishing]], and easier for everyone to lock it in general. The experience from fishing has not increased. Fishing, however, also teaches [[Skinning skill\|Skinning]].
	The general rule in training any skill is that the amount of experience you gain per action is a function of how successful that action was. So when foraging you want to go after the most difficult item you can reliably find. A good place to start is the [[Foraging Compendium]], which can be used by referencing your foraging and [[Perception skill]] and finding where on the chart you are likely to learn.

	It is easier to forage during the daytime as opposed to night. It is also easier to forage in good weather. Heavy rain greatly penalizes your chances of finding something.		It is easier to forage during the daytime as opposed to night. It is also easier to forage in good weather. Heavy rain greatly penalizes your chances of finding something.

CARAAMON at 03:10, 3 September 2014

2014-09-03T03:10:03Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:10, 2 September 2014
Line 45:		Line 45:
	''"Still getting mind locked by [[collect command\|COLLECT]]ing vines at 150 foraging"'' - [[User:Ithschaade\|Ithschaade]] 02:56, 6 July 2010 (UTC)		''"Still getting mind locked by [[collect command\|COLLECT]]ing vines at 150 foraging"'' - [[User:Ithschaade\|Ithschaade]] 02:56, 6 July 2010 (UTC)
	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}
	{{cat\|Survival Skillset,Skills}}[[page type is::skill\| ]]

Maintenance script: /* Training Strategy */

2013-07-28T16:31:01Z

Training Strategy

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:31, 28 July 2013
Line 38:		Line 38:
	It is easier to forage during the daytime as opposed to night. It is also easier to forage in good weather. Heavy rain greatly penalizes your chances of finding something.		It is easier to forage during the daytime as opposed to night. It is also easier to forage in good weather. Heavy rain greatly penalizes your chances of finding something.

	Things that help boost foraging skill: ranger's raccoon, [[Wolf Scent~~]] Spell, [[Sprout~~]] Spell, any perception boosting ability/spell, any [[intelligence]] or [[wisdom]] boosting ability/spell. The [[Tenebrous Sense]] spell reduces the night-time penalty to foraging.		Things that help boost foraging skill: ranger's raccoon, [[Wolf Scent]] Spell, any perception boosting ability/spell, any [[intelligence]] or [[wisdom]] boosting ability/spell. The [[Tenebrous Sense]] spell reduces the night-time penalty to foraging.

	==Commentary==		==Commentary==

Maintenance script at 22:00, 10 February 2013

2013-02-10T22:00:46Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:00, 10 February 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
			{{UpdateDR3}}
	Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} ability that is used to find a range of items in nature. These are primarily used as base ingredients in [[alchemy]], [[fletching]], and other creation systems.		Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} ability that is used to find a range of items in nature. These are primarily used as base ingredients in [[alchemy]], [[fletching]], and other creation systems.

Maintenance script: /* Usage */

2013-02-10T07:30:11Z

Usage

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:30, 10 February 2013
Line 17:		Line 17:
	COLLECT <item> is also an available option.</pre>		COLLECT <item> is also an available option.</pre>

	Survival primary guilds can use all of the options. Survival secondary guilds cannot {{tt\|forage precise}}. Survival tertiary guilds cannot {{tt\|forage careful}} or {{tt\|forage precise}}.		Survival primary guilds and [[Empath]]s can use all of the options. Other Survival secondary guilds cannot {{tt\|forage precise}}. Survival tertiary guilds cannot {{tt\|forage careful}} or {{tt\|forage precise}}.

	The '''careful''' option searches for a higher quality example of the foraged item, and thus has a slightly higher level of difficulty, and gives a longer roundtime. '''Precise''' is similarly more difficult still, with an even longer roundtime than careful, and results in an even higher quality example of the item. The more foraging skill you have, the better quality item you will find.		The '''careful''' option searches for a higher quality example of the foraged item, and thus has a slightly higher level of difficulty, and gives a longer roundtime. '''Precise''' is similarly more difficult still, with an even longer roundtime than careful, and results in an even higher quality example of the item. The more foraging skill you have, the better quality item you will find.

Maintenance script at 07:20, 10 February 2013

2013-02-10T07:20:28Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:20, 10 February 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
			Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} ability that is used to find a range of items in nature. These are primarily used as base ingredients in [[alchemy]], [[fletching]], and other creation systems.
	{{Obsolete}}
⚫	~~Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} skill used to find items which may be used in [[alchemy]], [[fletching]], or any number of other pursuits.~~ [[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[fletching]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs.

		⚫	[[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[fletching]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs. There are also a number of fluff items that can be foraged such as grungy feathers, old buttons, a variety of roses, and Imperial coins.
	In [[Dragonrealms 3.0]], the Foraging skill will be replaced by [[Outdoorsmanship skill\|Outdoorsmanship]].

			Foraging is controlled by the [[Outdoorsmanship skill]]. Previous to [[DR 3.0]], it was controlled by the [[Foraging skill]].

	==Usage==		==Usage==

Maintenance script at 22:49, 9 February 2013

2013-02-09T22:49:59Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:49, 9 February 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
			{{Obsolete}}
	{{UpdateDR3\|Needs to be merged into the {{skill\|Outdoorsmanship}} page.}}
	Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} skill used to find items which may be used in [[alchemy]], [[fletching]], or any number of other pursuits. [[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[fletching]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs.		Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} skill used to find items which may be used in [[alchemy]], [[fletching]], or any number of other pursuits. [[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[fletching]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs.

Maintenance script at 03:49, 22 January 2013

2013-01-22T03:49:35Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:49, 21 January 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
			{{UpdateDR3\|Needs to be merged into the {{skill\|Outdoorsmanship}} page.}}
	Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} skill used to find items which may be used in [[alchemy]], [[fletching]], or any number of other pursuits. [[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[fletching]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs.		Foraging is a {{catskill\|survival}} skill used to find items which may be used in [[alchemy]], [[fletching]], or any number of other pursuits. [[Healing herbs]] are the best-known of the foraged items, but one can also forage to find wax for [[candlemaking]], limbs and sticks for [[fletching]], firewood, tea leaves, coffee beans, [[alchemy\|alchemical catalysts]], grass and vines for [[braiding]], branches for [[carving]], or even items that can be used as improvised weapons, such as rocks and logs.