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TK-421: /* Remedy Script */ StormFront to Wrayth

2022-02-03T21:49:01Z

Remedy Script: StormFront to Wrayth

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	===Remedy Script===		===Remedy Script===
	Last, but not least, I created a script to help me experiment with things. It does not do everything for you and it creates only one remedy at a time. But here it is for your use. Note that it works in the wizard front end with minor adjustments, and it works in ~~stormfront~~ and ~~genie3~~. Its not optimized for genie, but it does work in it.		Last, but not least, I created a script to help me experiment with things. It does not do everything for you and it creates only one remedy at a time. But here it is for your use. Note that it works in the wizard front end with minor adjustments, and it works in Wrayth and Genie3. Its not optimized for genie, but it does work in it.

	The full script with proper formatting can be found at [[Pfanston's Remedies Script]]		The full script with proper formatting can be found at [[Pfanston's Remedies Script]]

SZODRIN: /* Remedy Basics */

2018-09-18T00:20:45Z

Remedy Basics

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	===Remedy Basics===		===Remedy Basics===
	'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb (herbs that tell you they must be dried to be crushed), do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe. Herbs that do not require drying first and can be crushed directly should be crushed first. This isn't confusing at all is it? Long story short...		'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb (herbs that tell you they must be dried to be crushed), do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe. Herbs that do not require drying first and can be crushed directly should be crushed first. This isn't confusing at all is it? Long story short...

	If an unprepared herb can be put in a society press, it needs dried before starting the recipe, not crushed. Crushing will happen in the mortar after you study your book.		If an unprepared herb can be put in a society press, it needs dried before starting the recipe, not crushed. Crushing will happen in the mortar after you study your book.

	If it can be put in the grinder, it needs crushed before starting the recipe. It will be mixed in a bowl with a stick.		If it can be put in the grinder, it needs crushed before starting the recipe. It will be mixed in a bowl with a stick.

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	The first two steps are always the same. The following steps after the first two can occur in any order. Note, if you are making a salve, ointment, balm, ungent, or some solid, you use the mortar and pestle and crush it. If you are making a tonic, potion, draught, or some liquid, you use the bowl and mixing stick and mix it.		The first two steps are always the same. The following steps after the first two can occur in any order. Note, if you are making a salve, ointment, balm, ungent, or some solid, you use the mortar and pestle and crush it. If you are making a tonic, potion, draught, or some liquid, you use the bowl and mixing stick and mix it.

SZODRIN: /* Remedy Basics */

2018-09-18T00:19:59Z

Remedy Basics

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	'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb (herbs that tell you they must be dried to be crushed), do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe. Herbs that do not require drying first and can be crushed directly should be crushed first. This isn't confusing at all is it? Long story short...		'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb (herbs that tell you they must be dried to be crushed), do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe. Herbs that do not require drying first and can be crushed directly should be crushed first. This isn't confusing at all is it? Long story short...
	If an unprepared herb can be put in a society press, it needs dried before starting the recipe, not crushed. Crushing will happen in the mortar after you study your book.		If an unprepared herb can be put in a society press, it needs dried before starting the recipe, not crushed. Crushing will happen in the mortar after you study your book.

	If it can be put in the grinder, it needs crushed before starting the recipe. It will be mixed in a bowl with a stick.		If it can be put in the grinder, it needs crushed before starting the recipe. It will be mixed in a bowl with a stick.

SZODRIN: /* Remedy Basics */

2018-09-18T00:19:43Z

Remedy Basics

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	===Remedy Basics===		===Remedy Basics===
	'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb (herbs that tell you they must be dried to be crushed), do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe. Herbs that do not require drying first and can be crushed directly should be crushed first. This isn't confusing at all is it? Long story short~~, if an unprepared herb can be put in a society press, it needs dried before starting the recipe (not crushed~~.~~) If it can be put in the grinder, it needs crushed before starting the recipe~~.		'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb (herbs that tell you they must be dried to be crushed), do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe. Herbs that do not require drying first and can be crushed directly should be crushed first. This isn't confusing at all is it? Long story short...
			If an unprepared herb can be put in a society press, it needs dried before starting the recipe, not crushed. Crushing will happen in the mortar after you study your book.
			If it can be put in the grinder, it needs crushed before starting the recipe. It will be mixed in a bowl with a stick.

	The first two steps are always the same. The following steps after the first two can occur in any order. Note, if you are making a salve, ointment, balm, ungent, or some solid, you use the mortar and pestle and crush it. If you are making a tonic, potion, draught, or some liquid, you use the bowl and mixing stick and mix it.		The first two steps are always the same. The following steps after the first two can occur in any order. Note, if you are making a salve, ointment, balm, ungent, or some solid, you use the mortar and pestle and crush it. If you are making a tonic, potion, draught, or some liquid, you use the bowl and mixing stick and mix it.

SZODRIN: /* Remedy Basics */

2018-09-18T00:17:52Z

Remedy Basics

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	===Remedy Basics===		===Remedy Basics===
	'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb, do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe.		'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb (herbs that tell you they must be dried to be crushed), do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe. Herbs that do not require drying first and can be crushed directly should be crushed first. This isn't confusing at all is it? Long story short, if an unprepared herb can be put in a society press, it needs dried before starting the recipe (not crushed.) If it can be put in the grinder, it needs crushed before starting the recipe.

	The first two steps are always the same. The following steps after the first two can occur in any order. Note, if you are making a salve, ointment, balm, ungent, or some solid, you use the mortar and pestle and crush it. If you are making a tonic, potion, draught, or some liquid, you use the bowl and mixing stick and mix it.		The first two steps are always the same. The following steps after the first two can occur in any order. Note, if you are making a salve, ointment, balm, ungent, or some solid, you use the mortar and pestle and crush it. If you are making a tonic, potion, draught, or some liquid, you use the bowl and mixing stick and mix it.

SZODRIN: /* Remedy Basics */

2018-09-17T23:51:37Z

Remedy Basics

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	===Remedy Basics===		===Remedy Basics===
			'''An opening note:''' If a recipe calls for a dried herb, do not crush it before starting the recipe. Crushing the herb is actually PART of the recipe.

	The first two steps are always the same. The following steps after the first two can occur in any order. Note, if you are making a salve, ointment, balm, ungent, or some solid, you use the mortar and pestle and crush it. If you are making a tonic, potion, draught, or some liquid, you use the bowl and mixing stick and mix it.		The first two steps are always the same. The following steps after the first two can occur in any order. Note, if you are making a salve, ointment, balm, ungent, or some solid, you use the mortar and pestle and crush it. If you are making a tonic, potion, draught, or some liquid, you use the bowl and mixing stick and mix it.

KORBELZ130: /* Herb Overview */

2017-11-04T17:34:28Z

Herb Overview

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	If you read chapter 1 of your [[Remedies_products\|remedy book]] you will find this list in that book. I would copy this section out and put it where you can get at it easily.		If you read chapter 1 of your [[Remedies_products\|remedy book]] you will find this list in that book. I would copy this section out and put it where you can get at it easily.

	A short list of ~~herbs~~[[Healing_herbs\|herbs]] known to general problems is provided:		A short list of [[Healing_herbs\|herbs]] known to general problems is provided:

	*Red Flower - minor healing properties over the entire body		*Red Flower - minor healing properties over the entire body

KORBELZ130: Added a few links where they made sense: remedies techniques, remedy book, and healing herbs

2017-11-04T17:34:10Z

Added a few links where they made sense: remedies techniques, remedy book, and healing herbs

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	Below are a few that do or do not really work so far.		Below are a few that do or do not really work so far.

	Remedy Reduction - This technique teaches the proper filtration and purification of remedies, allowing a reduction in curative toxicity. Notice it says it reduces toxicity. Well it doesn't do that at the moment. Right now the toxicity part of alchemy is turned off. Meaning, you don't get the full effects from eating/drinking a toxic remedy and you also can't reduce the toxicity of anything you make with this tech.		[[Remedies_techniques\|Remedy Reduction]] - This technique teaches the proper filtration and purification of remedies, allowing a reduction in curative toxicity. Notice it says it reduces toxicity. Well it doesn't do that at the moment. Right now the toxicity part of alchemy is turned off. Meaning, you don't get the full effects from eating/drinking a toxic remedy and you also can't reduce the toxicity of anything you make with this tech.

	Curative Specialization - Training in Curative Specialization reduces the impact of poor quality base herbs and catalysts. This tech does reduce the impact of poor quality herbs and catalysts and lets you improve the quality of the remedy you are creating. Not by massive amounts mind you, but it does help.		[[Remedies_techniques\|Curative Specialization]] - Training in Curative Specialization reduces the impact of poor quality base herbs and catalysts. This tech does reduce the impact of poor quality herbs and catalysts and lets you improve the quality of the remedy you are creating. Not by massive amounts mind you, but it does help.

	Remedy Preparation Theory - Remedy Preparation Theory reduces the impact of poor quality tools on the remedy creation process. Note when you buy a pyramid, its usually not top quality. Even if you bought it from a festival. Though, the fest ones are a great deal better. Also a mortar so far is not made and if you only have the society bought tools so far, then this tech does help. I recommend you buy your pyramid from the society building unless you can get a festival one or maybe one from an alchemy kit for estate holders. The society pyramid will fit in a basic backpack. Most of the others need a canvas sack.		[[Remedies_techniques\|Remedy Preparation Theory]] - Remedy Preparation Theory reduces the impact of poor quality tools on the remedy creation process. Note when you buy a pyramid, its usually not top quality. Even if you bought it from a festival. Though, the fest ones are a great deal better. Also a mortar so far is not made and if you only have the society bought tools so far, then this tech does help. I recommend you buy your pyramid from the society building unless you can get a festival one or maybe one from an alchemy kit for estate holders. The society pyramid will fit in a basic backpack. Most of the others need a canvas sack.

	These three techs are considered a good choices to start off with.		These three techs are considered a good choices to start off with.

	===Herb Overview===		===Herb Overview===
	If you read chapter 1 of your remedy book you will find this list in that book. I would copy this section out and put it where you can get at it easily.		If you read chapter 1 of your [[Remedies_products\|remedy book]] you will find this list in that book. I would copy this section out and put it where you can get at it easily.

	A short list of herbs known to general problems is provided:		A short list of herbs[[Healing_herbs\|herbs]] known to general problems is provided:

	*Red Flower - minor healing properties over the entire body		*Red Flower - minor healing properties over the entire body

ISHARON at 06:23, 20 September 2016

2016-09-20T06:23:27Z

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	Ranger Pfanston and his soggy pup.		Ranger Pfanston and his soggy pup.
	{{Cat\|Player ~~Guides~~,Crafting ~~Player~~ ~~Guides~~}}		{{Cat\|Player guides,Crafting player guides}}

GAMERGIRL151: /* Basic Overview */

2015-08-26T00:01:46Z

Basic Overview

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	===Basic Overview===		===Basic Overview===
	To start learning alchemy without having to make a single remedy, you can start out by foraging the easiest herb around blue flowers (Forage blue flower precise/careful), put them in your mortar and crushing the flowers in a mortar with a pestle (CRUSH FLOWERS WITH PESTLE). Only rangers, empaths, and I think shadow folks can use precise. So everyone else will have to use careful. The technique Remedial Herb Gathering was supposed to grant precise but so far its not really active as at the time of its creation the creator did not know that some folks got precise as a guild perk. So that tech is not yet completed. You can learn up to 80 ranks in alchemy just crushing blue flowers and higher with some of the harder herbs. Add in drying things with a pyramid while you crush and you can easily get to 100 in alchemy without having ever created a remedy.		To start learning alchemy without having to make a single remedy, you can start out by foraging the easiest herb around blue flowers (Forage blue flower precise/careful), put them in your mortar and crushing the flowers in a mortar with a pestle (CRUSH FLOWERS WITH PESTLE). Only rangers, empaths, and I think shadow folks can use precise. So everyone else will have to use careful. The technique Remedial Herb Gathering was supposed to grant precise but so far its not really active as at the time of its creation the creator did not know that some folks got precise as a guild perk. So that tech is not yet completed. You can learn up to 80 ranks in alchemy just crushing blue flowers and higher with some of the harder herbs. Add in drying things with a pyramid while you crush and you can easily get to 100 in alchemy without having ever created a remedy.

	After processing herbs, make sure to analyze your tools. Get them fixed by someone who can fix them or take them to the engineering society. The repair man is one step west inside the society building. It's cheap, quick, and well worth your time to keep your tools in pristine condition. Second, if you decide you want to, you can also work forging (blacksmithing). If you get 100 ranks in it you can get the blacksmithing techs that allow you to repair all your own tools. The techs are Basic Metal Smelting, Basic tool repair, Advanced tool repair, and Proper forging tool care. This might be a good idea if you want to play with all the crafts and not just one or two.		After processing herbs, make sure to analyze your tools. Get them fixed by someone who can fix them or take them to the engineering society. The repair man is one step west inside the society building. It's cheap, quick, and well worth your time to keep your tools in pristine condition. Second, if you decide you want to, you can also work forging (blacksmithing). If you get 100 ranks in it you can get the blacksmithing techs that allow you to repair all your own tools. The techs are Basic Metal Smelting, Basic tool repair, Advanced tool repair, and Proper forging tool care. This might be a good idea if you want to play with all the crafts and not just one or two.

			:Note: In old alchemy you could both crush and dry herbs. This is no longer the case. You can use them either dried or crushed, but not both on the same herb.

	===Remedy Techniques===		===Remedy Techniques===