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I've corrected a few small typos, and changed the links to the [[Healing Herbs|herbs]] to conform with the individual herb article naming format used in the [[Alchemy]] article. Each herb article is titled by its primary name only, eg [[Jadice]] instead of ''Jadice Flower'' since jadice powder, pulp, and tincture all fall under that category. |
I've corrected a few small typos, and changed the links to the [[Healing Herbs|herbs]] to conform with the individual herb article naming format used in the [[Alchemy]] article. Each herb article is titled by its primary name only, eg [[Jadice]] instead of ''Jadice Flower'' since jadice powder, pulp, and tincture all fall under that category. --[[User:Farman|Farman]] 18:10, 8 April 2007 (CDT) |
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Revision as of 18:10, 8 April 2007
A Few Issues
I would feel more comfortable marking this as an essay than as gospel game data. As everyone knows, and as mentioned in the article itself, the rank ranges are quite imprecise, in some cases wildly so, and therefore I believe they are misleading. Additionally, what is meant by "ranks"? Foraging alone, or Foraging plus Perception? That needs to be made more clear. And although mention is made both here and on the project page about contributing to the compendium, no information or links are available in the article to enable a contributer to do so. The compendium is useful, don't get me wrong, but if it's just going to be mirroring a database that is maintained and published on another site, that should be made more clear. --Farman 18:07, 8 April 2007 (CDT)
Herb Links
I've corrected a few small typos, and changed the links to the herbs to conform with the individual herb article naming format used in the Alchemy article. Each herb article is titled by its primary name only, eg Jadice instead of Jadice Flower since jadice powder, pulp, and tincture all fall under that category. --Farman 18:10, 8 April 2007 (CDT)