= Wood Treatment =

== K-Values of the tank ==

{| border="1"
|-
| Flexibility || 4.145748988
|-
| Cuttability || 4.704174229
|-
| Flammability || 4.394849785
|-
| Water Resistance || 5.042801556
|-
| Insect Toxicity || 4.729927007
|-
| Human Toxicity || 4.520971302
|-
| Darkness || 3.992202729
|-
| Glossiness || 5.090361446
|}

= Boards =

Recipes are posted in second , Costs are seconds / 10 , so 30 oil only requires 3 oil , 29 seconds still require 3 oil

== Advanced Ferry ==

=== Rigid Rotproof ===

2 water 8 potash 8 sulfur 10 lead 10 lime 42 oil 20 beeswax , unconfirmed

=== Black Pliable Rotproof ===

80 oil 8 saltpeter 10 petrol , unconfirmed

== Airship ==

=== Pliable Soft Fireproof Nontoxic Blonde ===

50 saltpeter 15 beeswax 8 oil 29 water 10 lead 10 potash 10 lime 10 ash 30 saltpeter , unconfirmed

== Ant Colony ==

=== Termite-Resistant Non-Toxic Blonde ===

30 sulfur 60 saltpeter 10 petrol '''confirmed'''

== Hardwood Obelisk ==

=== Black Rotproof ===

12 sulfur 80 oil 10 petrol , unconfirmed

=== Soft Termite-Resistant Non-Toxic Blonde ===

20 sulfur 80 saltpeter 10 water 60 saltpeter 20 lead , unconfirmed

== Modern Sheepfarm ==

=== Rigid White ===

2 water 10 potash 10 sulfur 10 lead 10 saltpeter 7 potash , unconfirmed

=== Rigid Black ===

2 water 10 potash 10 sulfur 10 lead 10 lime 10 water 10 beeswax 10 ash 40 petrol , unconfirmed

=== Rigid Non-Toxic Blonde ===

2 water 10 potash 10 sulfur 10 lead 10 lime 20 saltpeter , unconfirmed

== Raeli Mosaic ==

=== Glossy Blonde ===

30 sulfur , 30 water , 40 saltpeter , 30 oil '''confirmed'''

=== Soft Glossy White ===

30 sulfur , 30 water , 40 saltpeter , 30 oil , 20 potash '''confirmed'''

== Thistle Garden ==

=== Rotproof Termite-Resistant ===

40 sulfur 60 petrol 10 saltpeter 10 petrol '''confirmed'''

=== Pliable Rotproof Non-Toxic ===

12 sulfur 26 oil 10 petrol 10 beeswax 10 oil 10 potash 30 saltpeter 20 petrol 5 salpeter '''confirmed'''

2009-03-30T22:21:35Z

DragoonWise:

== Techs on Timer ==
{{#Ask: [[countdown::+]]
|?countdown}}
----

== Techs to Learn ==

{{ATbyUni
|Advanced Metallurgy=4
|Alternative Fuels=1
|Deep Well Construction=1
|Metallurgy=3
|Obelisk Construction=4
|Masonry=1
|Advanced Charcoal Production=1
|Mining=1
|Raeli Pottery=1
|Mass Production of Color=1
|Thistle Gardening=1
|Animal Husbandry=1
|Automation=1
|Gearbox Design=1
|Advanced Animal Husbandry=1
|Advanced Blacksmithing=1
|Advanced Glassblowing=1
|Agriculture=1
|Animal Ausbandry=1
|Aromatics=1
|Avian Selection=1
|Barley Cultivation=1
|Basic Charcoal Production=1
|Basic Chemistry=1
|Beekeeping=1
|Beer Brewing=1
|Blacksmithing=1
|Casting=1
|Chariot Repair=1
|Controlled Burn=1
|Distillation=1
|Gem Cutting=1
|Dowsing=1
|Entomology=1
|Fine Casting=1
|Flax Automation=1
|Gardening=1
|Glassblowing=1
|Guild Construction=1
|Hive Optimization=1
|Horticulture=1
|Toxin Extraction=1
|Improved Brick Rack Construction=1
|Pyrotechnic Mortar Construction=1
|Papyrus Paper Fabrication=1
|Pyramid Construction=7
|Herpeculture=1
|Rock Saw Construction=1
|Basic Trade=1
|Salvage Techniques=3
|Sign Construction=1
|Stone Blade Fabrication=7
|Stonecutting=1
|Stonemasonry=1
|Structural Pottery=1
|Structure Maintenance=1
|Structure Repair=1
|Taxidermy=1
|The Science of Color=1
|Viticulture=1
|Neutralization=1
|Water Mining=1
|Stellae Construction=1
|Brick Automation=1
|Myrmecology=1
|Structure Reinforcement = 1
|Wood Treatment=1}}
----

== Skills to learn ==

'''School of Architecture''' 
Mechanics - 400 Concrete - requires Automation 
Ore Extraction 
- Fifth Degree - 1 Huge Quartz

'''School of Art & Music''' 

'''School of Body''' 
Botanical Identification 
- Second Degree - 15 Earth Light, 15 Fish Hook, 15 Hairy Tooth, 15 Nefertari's Crown, 15 Ra's Awakening, 15 Slave's Bread 

'''School of Harmony''' 

'''School of Leadership''' 
Salvage Techniques - 200 Cut Stone, '''100 Clay, 2 Oyster Shell Marble''' 

'''School of Thought''' 
Salvage Techniques - 20 Cuttable Garnet, 20 Cuttable Turquoise

'''School of Worship''' 
Cooking 
- First Degree - '''100 Cabbage, 100 Carrots''', 100 Onions, 100 Leeks, '''100 Garlic''' 
Pilgrim Shrine Construction - 1 Oyster Shell Marble, 1 Yellow Alabaster, 1 Mud Granite

----

Thanks to [[User:Amisibastet|Amisibastet]] for theses templates.

Guilds/Tariqah Ieb/Guild Life

2009-03-30T12:00:13Z

DragoonWise: /* Guild Projects */

Guilds/Tariqah Ieb/Guild Life

2009-03-29T22:36:12Z

DragoonWise: /* Guild Projects */

User:DragoonWise/Paints

2009-03-16T12:17:39Z

DragoonWise: New page: Not verified : {| border="1" |- | AliceBlue || Cabbage 1 Iron 1 EarthLight 4 Saltpeter 1 Clay 4 |- | AntiqueWhite || Cabbage 7 Iron 1 EarthLight 1 RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1 |- | Aqua || ...

Not verified :

{| border="1"
|-
| AliceBlue || Cabbage 1 Iron 1 EarthLight 4 Saltpeter 1 Clay 4
|-
| AntiqueWhite || Cabbage 7 Iron 1 EarthLight 1 RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Aqua ||
|-
| Aquamarine || Copper 6 Saltpeter 1 Iron 1 Sulfur 1 Clay 3
|-
| Azure || Copper 5 Iron 1 Potash 1 EarthLight 4 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Beige || Cabbage 6 Iron 1 EarthLight 2 RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Bisque || Cabbage 6 Iron 1 RedSand 2 EarthLight 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Black || Clay 7 Iron 2 Cabbage 1
|-
| BlanchedAlmond || Cabbage 7 Iron 1 RedSand 1 EarthLight 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Blue || Copper 3 Potash 1 DeadTongue 1 Iron 1 Cabbage 6
|-
| BlueViolet || Cabbage 7 Potash 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 3
|-
| Brown || Clay 7 RedSand 1 Cabbage 2
|-
| Burlywood || Cabbage 8 Clay 10 Iron 1 RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| CadetBlue || Cabbage 4 Copper 2 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 4
|-
| Carrot || Clay 2 Iron 1 RedSand 6 ToadSkin 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Chartreuse ||
|-
| Chocolate || Clay 2 Iron 1 RedSand 7 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Coral || Clay 8 Iron 1 Potash 1 ToadSkin 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| CornflowerBlue || Cabbage 6 Copper 3 Saltpeter 1 Clay 1 Sulfur 1
|-
| Cornsilk || Cabbage 8 Iron 1 RedSand 1 EarthLight 3 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Crimson || RedSand 8 Cabbage 1 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Iron 1
|-
| DarkBlue || Copper 4 Iron 2 Cabbage 4 Sulfur 1 Potash 1
|-
| DarkCyan || Copper 6 Iron 1 Cabbage 2 RedSand 1 Potash 1
|-
| DarkGoldenrod || Clay 10 Saltpeter 1 Iron 1
|-
| DarkGray || Cabbage 1 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 8
|-
| DarkGreen || Clay 6 Copper 1 Iron 2 Cabbage 1 Sulfur 1
|-
| DarkKhaki || Cabbage 1 Clay 8 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| DarkMagenta || RedSand 1 Cabbage 5 Saltpeter 1 Clay 4
|-
| DarkOliveGreen || Clay 9 Copper 1
|-
| DarkOrange || Cabbage 1 Iron 1 RedSand 6 DeadTongue 1 EarthLight 1
|-
| DarkOrchid || Cabbage 9 Saltpeter 1 Clay 1
|-
| DarkRed || Clay 5 RedSand 4 Cabbage 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| DarkSalmon || Potash 1 Cabbage 3 Iron 1 RedSand 16 Saltpeter 1
|-
| DarkSeaGreen || Cabbage 1 RedSand 1 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 8
|-
| DarkSlateBlue || Cabbage 10
|-
| DarkSlateGray || Saltpeter 1 Clay 7 Iron 1 Cabbage 2
|-
| DarkTurquoise ||
|-
| DarkViolet || RedSand 2 Cabbage 8 Potash 1
|-
| DeepPink || RedSand 1 Potash 1 EarthLight 1 Cabbage 1 Clay 7
|-
| DeepSkyBlue ||
|-
| DimGray || Saltpeter 1 Clay 10
|-
| DodgerBlue || Cabbage 3 Copper 6 ToadSkin 1 Lime 1 Potash 1
|-
| Feldspar || Cabbage 2 Clay 7 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| FireBrick || Clay 1 RedSand 9 Cabbage 1 Saltpeter 1 Iron 1
|-
| FloralWhite || Iron 2 RedSand 1 EarthLight 9 Saltpeter 1
|-
| ForestGreen || Iron 1 Cabbage 1 RedSand 1 Sulfur 1 Clay 11
|-
| Fuchsia || Cabbage 9 Sulfur 1 Iron 1 Potash 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Gainsboro || DeadTongue 1 Iron 2 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 9
|-
| GhostWhite || DeadTongue 1 Iron 5 EarthLight 4 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Gold ||
|-
| Goldenrod || RedSand 1 Sulfur 1 Clay 8 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Gray || Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 10
|-
| Green ||
|-
| GreenYellow || Cabbage 1 Clay 7 RedSand 1 EarthLight 1 Sulfur 1
|-
| Honeydew || Cabbage 1 Copper 3 Iron 3 EarthLight 3 Saltpeter 1
|-
| HotPink || RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1 Iron 1 EarthLight 1 Clay 7
|-
| IndianRed || Clay 6 RedSand 2 Cabbage 1 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Indigo || RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 7 Iron 1 Cabbage 1
|-
| Ivory || Iron 1 RedSand 1 EarthLight 8 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Khaki || Clay 14 Iron 1 DeadTongue 1 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Lavender || DeadTongue 1 Iron 1 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 8
|-
| LavenderBlush || Cabbage 6 Iron 1 Potash 1 EarthLight 3 Saltpeter 1
|-
| LawnGreen ||
|-
| LemonChiffon || Cabbage 4 Iron 1 RedSand 2 EarthLight 3 Saltpeter 1
|-
| LightBlue || Copper 3 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 6 Sulfur 1
|-
| LightCoral || Cabbage 7 Clay 1 Iron 1 ToadSkin 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| LightCyan || Copper 6 DeadTongue 2 Iron 2 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| LightGoldenrodYellow || Cabbage 5 Iron 2 EarthLight 2 RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| LightGreen || Cabbage 1 Clay 4 Copper 4 RedSand 1 Sulfur 1
|-
| LightGrey || Cabbage 4 Iron 1 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 5
|-
| LightPink || Cabbage 1 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 7 ToadSkin 1
|-
| LightSalmon || Iron 1 Potash 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 9 ToadSkin 1
|-
| LightSeaGreen || Copper 9 Iron 1
|-
| LightSkyBlue || Cabbage 2 Copper 6 Saltpeter 1 Clay 1 Iron 1
|-
| LightSlateBlue || Cabbage 6 Potash 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 3 Iron 1
|-
| LightSlateGray || Cabbage 7 RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 2
|-
| LightSteelBlue || Cabbage 8 Saltpeter 1 Iron 1 Sulfur 1 Clay 1
|-
| LightYellow || Cabbage 5 Iron 1 RedSand 1 EarthLight 3 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Lime ||
|-
| LimeGreen || Copper 5 Sulfur 1 Clay 6 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Linen || Copper 8 Iron 1 RedSand 1 EarthLight 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Maroon || Clay 8 Iron 1 Cabbage 1
|-
| MediumAquamarine || Cabbage 5 Copper 3 RedSand 1 Sulfur 1 Clay 1
|-
| MediumBlue || Copper 8 Iron 1 Cabbage 1 Sulfur 1 Potash 1
|-
| MediumOrchid || RedSand 1 Cabbage 3 Saltpeter 1 Clay 5 Iron 1
|-
| MediumPurple || Cabbage 5 Saltpeter 1 Clay 4 Iron 1
|-
| MediumSeaGreen || Cabbage 1 Clay 6 Copper 3 Sulfur 1
|-
| MediumSlateBlue || Cabbage 8 RedSand 1 Potash 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 1
|-
| MediumSpringGreen ||
|-
| MediumTurquoise || Cabbage 4 Copper 5 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 1
|-
| MediumVioletRed || RedSand 6 Cabbage 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 2 Iron 1
|-
| MidnightBlue || Clay 2 Iron 1 Cabbage 7
|-
| MintCream || Cabbage 2 RedSand 1 Potash 1 EarthLight 7
|-
| MistyRose || Cabbage 8 Iron 1 DeadTongue 1 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Moccasin || Cabbage 5 Iron 3 RedSand 1 EarthLight 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| NavajoWhite || Clay 10 DeadTongue 1 Iron 1 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Navy || Copper 6 Iron 1 Sulfur 1 Potash 1 Cabbage 3
|-
| OldLace || Iron 2 RedSand 1 EarthLight 7 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Olive || Clay 10 Saltpeter 1
|-
| OliveDrab || Clay 10 Sulfur 1
|-
| Orange ||
|-
| OrangeRed || Clay 3 Iron 1 RedSand 5 EarthLight 1
|-
| Orchid || RedSand 1 Cabbage 2 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 6
|-
| PaleGoldenrod || Cabbage 4 EarthLight 1 Iron 1 RedSand 4 Saltpeter 1
|-
| PaleGreen || Copper 5 Iron 1 Sulfur 1 Clay 4 Saltpeter 1
|-
| PaleTurquoise || Copper 5 Iron 1 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 4
|-
| PaleVioletRed || RedSand 1 Cabbage 1 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 7
|-
| PapayaWhip || Cabbage 6 Iron 1 RedSand 1 EarthLight 2 Saltpeter 1
|-
| PeachPuff || Cabbage 5 Iron 1 RedSand 3 EarthLight 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Peru || Clay 9 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Pink || Cabbage 7 Iron 2 DeadTongue 1 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Plum || Cabbage 3 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 6
|-
| PowderBlue || Copper 3 Iron 1 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 6
|-
| Purple || RedSand 1 Cabbage 2 Saltpeter 1 Clay 7
|-
| Red || Clay 1 RedSand 8 Sulfur 1 Potash 1 EarthLight 1
|-
| RosyBrown || Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 9
|-
| RoyalBlue || Cabbage 2 Clay 2 Copper 6 Sulfur 1 Potash 1
|-
| SaddleBrown || Clay 10
|-
| Salmon || RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 7 Iron 1 EarthLight 1
|-
| SandyBrown || Cabbage 1 Clay 2 Iron 1 RedSand 6 Saltpeter 1
|-
| SeaGreen || Copper 4 Saltpeter 1 Iron 1 Cabbage 4 RedSand 1
|-
| Seashell || Copper 4 Iron 1 RedSand 1 EarthLight 4 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Sienna || Cabbage 1 Clay 9
|-
| Silver || Cabbage 2 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 7
|-
| SkyBlue || Cabbage 3 Copper 4 Saltpeter 1 Clay 2 Iron 1
|-
| SlateBlue || Cabbage 7 Saltpeter 1 Clay 3
|-
| SlateGray || Cabbage 6 Saltpeter 1 Clay 4
|-
| Snow || DeadTongue 2 Iron 4 EarthLight 4 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| SpringGreen ||
|-
| SteelBlue || Cabbage 3 Copper 4 Saltpeter 1 Clay 3
|-
| Tan || Iron 1 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 9
|-
| Teal || Copper 4 Iron 2 Cabbage 3 RedSand 1 Potash 1
|-
| Thistle || Cabbage 5 Iron 1 RedSand 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 3
|-
| Tomato || Clay 1 Iron 1 RedSand 7 ToadSkin 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Turquoise || Copper 8 Sulfur 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 2
|-
| Violet || Cabbage 10 Iron 1 Saltpeter 1 Clay 1
|-
| VioletRed || RedSand 3 Cabbage 2 Saltpeter 1 Clay 4 Iron 1
|-
| Wheat || Clay 8 DeadTongue 1 Iron 1 Lime 1 Saltpeter 1
|-
| White || Iron 1 Potash 1 EarthLight 9 Saltpeter 1
|-
| WhiteSmoke || Cabbage 3 Iron 1 EarthLight 4 Clay 2 Saltpeter 1
|-
| Yellow ||
|-
| YellowGreen || Cabbage 1 Clay 8 RedSand 1 Sulfur 1
|}

Guilds/Tariqah Ieb/Guild Life

2009-03-16T11:33:21Z

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Guilds/Tariqah Ieb/Guild Life

2009-03-16T11:15:40Z

DragoonWise: /* Guild Projects */

User:DragoonWise/Projects

2009-03-15T20:01:44Z

DragoonWise: New page: == For Flax : == '''8 Large Distaff :''' * 12 Boards x 8 = 96 Boards * 200 Clay Bricks x 8 = 1600 Clay Bricks * 10 Wood x 8 = 80 Wood * 2 Copper Shee...

== For Flax : ==

'''8 Large Distaff :'''
* 12 Boards x 8 = 96 Boards
* 200 Clay Bricks x 8 = 1600 Clay Bricks
* 10 Wood x 8 = 80 Wood
* 2 Copper Sheeting x 8 = 16 Copper Sheeting
* 200 Concrete x 8 = 1600 Concrete

'''2 Flax Gin :'''
* 4 Baskets x 2 = 8 Baskets
* 800 Clay Bricks x 2 = 1600 Clay Bricks
* 150 Oil x 2 = 300 Oil
* 100 Leather x 2 = 200 Leather
* 60 Rope x 2 = 120 Rope
* 40 Small Gears x 2 = 80 Small Gears
* 20 Bearings x 2 = 40 Bearings
* 8 Flystone x 2 = 16 Flystone
* 2 Full Eye Turquoise x 2 = 4 Full Eye Turquoise

User:DragoonWise

2009-03-15T17:45:38Z

DragoonWise:

== Techs on Timer ==
{{#Ask: [[countdown::+]]
|?countdown}}
----

== Techs to Learn ==

{{ATbyUni
|Advanced Metallurgy=4
|Alternative Fuels=1
|Deep Well Construction=1
|Metallurgy=3
|Obelisk Construction=4
|Masonry=1
|Advanced Charcoal Production=1
|Mining=1
|Mass Production of Color=1
|Thistle Gardening=1
|Animal Husbandry=1
|Automation=1
|Gearbox Design=1
|Advanced Animal Husbandry=1
|Advanced Blacksmithing=1
|Advanced Glassblowing=1
|Agriculture=1
|Animal Ausbandry=1
|Aromatics=1
|Avian Selection=1
|Barley Cultivation=1
|Basic Charcoal Production=1
|Basic Chemistry=1
|Beekeeping=1
|Beer Brewing=1
|Blacksmithing=1
|Casting=1
|Chariot Repair=1
|Controlled Burn=1
|Dowsing=1
|Entomology=1
|Fine Casting=1
|Flax Automation=1
|Gardening=1
|Glassblowing=1
|Guild Construction=1
|Hive Optimization=1
|Horticulture=1
|Improved Brick Rack Construction=1
|Pyrotechnic Mortar Construction=1
|Papyrus Paper Fabrication=1
|Pyramid Construction=7
|Rock Saw Construction=1
|Salvage Techniques=3
|Sign Construction=1
|Stone Blade Fabrication=7
|Stonecutting=1
|Stonemasonry=1
|Structural Pottery=1
|Structure Maintenance=1
|Structure Repair=1
|Taxidermy=1
|The Science of Color=1
|Viticulture=1
|Neutralization=1
|Water Mining=1
|Stellae Construction=1
|Structure Reinforcement = 1
|Wood Treatment=1}}
----

== Skills to learn ==

'''School of Architecture''' 
Mechanics - 400 Concrete - requires Automation 
Ore Extraction 
- Fifth Degree - 1 Huge Quartz

'''School of Art & Music''' 

'''School of Body''' 
Botanical Identification 
- Second Degree - 15 Earth Light, 15 Fish Hook, 15 Hairy Tooth, 15 Nefertari's Crown, 15 Ra's Awakening, 15 Slave's Bread 

'''School of Harmony''' 
Mechanics - 200 Rope, 200 Slate - requires Automation 
Navigation 
- Forth Degree - '''50 Papyrus Paper'''

'''School of Leadership''' 
Salvage Techniques - 200 Cut Stone, 100 Clay, 2 Oyster Shell Marble 

'''School of Thought''' 
Mechanics - 10 Cuttable Lapis, 10 Cuttable Garnet, 10 Cuttable Amethyst, 10 Cuttable Turquoise - requires Automation 
Salvage Techniques - 20 Cuttable Garnet, 20 Cuttable Turquoise

'''School of Worship''' 
Cooking 
- First Degree - 100 Cabbage, 100 Carrots, 100 Onions, 100 Leeks, 100 Garlic 
Pilgrim Shrine Construction - 1 Oyster Shell Marble, 1 Yellow Alabaster, 1 Mud Granite

----

Thanks to [[User:Amisibastet|Amisibastet]] for theses templates.

Guilds/Tariqah Ieb/Guild Life

2009-03-15T15:27:45Z

DragoonWise: /* Guild Projects */

Guilds/Tariqah Ieb/Guild Life

2009-03-15T15:20:16Z

DragoonWise: /* Guild Projects */

2009-03-14T01:09:22Z

DragoonWise: /* Guild Projects */

Guilds/Tariqah Ieb/Guild Life

2009-03-13T21:17:24Z

DragoonWise: /* Guild Projects */

User:DragoonWise

2009-03-12T13:05:48Z

DragoonWise:

== Techs on Timer ==
{{#Ask: [[countdown::+]]
|?countdown}}
----

== Techs to Learn ==

{{ATbyUni
|Advanced Metallurgy=4
|Alternative Fuels=1
|Deep Well Construction=1
|Metallurgy=3
|Obelisk Construction=4
|Masonry=1
|Advanced Charcoal Production=1
|Mining=1
|Mass Production of Color=1
|Thistle Gardening=1
|Animal Husbandry=1
|Automation=1
|Gearbox Design=1
|Advanced Animal Husbandry=1
|Advanced Blacksmithing=1
|Advanced Glassblowing=1
|Agriculture=1
|Animal Ausbandry=1
|Aromatics=1
|Avian Selection=1
|Barley Cultivation=1
|Basic Charcoal Production=1
|Basic Chemistry=1
|Beekeeping=1
|Beer Brewing=1
|Blacksmithing=1
|Casting=1
|Chariot Repair=1
|Controlled Burn=1
|Dowsing=1
|Entomology=1
|Fine Casting=1
|Flax Automation=1
|Gardening=1
|Glassblowing=1
|Guild Construction=1
|Hive Optimization=1
|Horticulture=1
|Improved Brick Rack Construction=1
|Pyrotechnic Mortar Construction=1
|Papyrus Paper Fabrication=1
|Pyramid Construction=7
|Rock Saw Construction=1
|Salvage Techniques=3
|Sign Construction=1
|Stone Blade Fabrication=7
|Stonecutting=1
|Stonemasonry=1
|Structural Pottery=1
|Structure Maintenance=1
|Strusture Repair=1
|Taxidermy=1
|The Science of Color=1
|Viticulture=1
|Neutralization=1
|Water Mining=1
|Stellae Construction=1
|Wood Treatment=1}}
----

== Skills to learn ==

'''School of Architecture''' 
Mechanics - 400 Concrete - requires Automation 
Ore Extraction 
- Fifth Degree - 1 Huge Quartz

'''School of Art & Music''' 
Advanced Tub Design 
- Second Degree - 100 Iron Bars, 10 Small Barrels, 50 Fine Glass Pipe, 20 Barrel Tap 

'''School of Body''' 
Botanical Identification 
- Second Degree - 15 Earth Light, 15 Fish Hook, 15 Hairy Tooth, 15 Nefertari's Crown, 15 Ra's Awakening, 15 Slave's Bread 

'''School of Harmony''' 
Mechanics - 200 Rope, 200 Slate - requires Automation 
Navigation 
- Forth Degree - 50 Papyrus Paper

'''School of Leadership''' 
Salvage Techniques - 200 Cut Stone, 100 Clay, 2 Oyster Shell Marble 

'''School of Thought''' 
Mechanics - 10 Cuttable Lapis, 10 Cuttable Garnet, 10 Cuttable Amethyst, 10 Cuttable Turquoise - requires Automation 
Salvage Techniques - 20 Cuttable Garnet, 20 Cuttable Turquoise

'''School of Worship''' 
Cooking 
- First Degree - 100 Cabbage, 100 Carrots, 100 Onions, 100 Leeks, 100 Garlic 
Pilgrim Shrine Construction - 1 Oyster Shell Marble, 1 Yellow Alabaster, 1 Mud Granite

----

Thanks to [[User:Amisibastet|Amisibastet]] for theses templates.

Guilds/Tariqah Ieb/Guild Life

2009-03-10T19:22:39Z

DragoonWise: /* Guild Projects */

Guides/Beer

2009-03-10T14:23:27Z

DragoonWise:

== Yeast and Recipe Research ==
=== Yeast Map ===
<googlemap lat="1010" lon="0" zoom="1" width="512" height="512" controls="small" type="game"
icon="http://www.divineu.com/markers/marker.png"
icons="http://www.divineu.com/markers/marker{label}.png"
iconsize="32x32"
iconanchor'"9x32"
iconlabels="A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,Ball,Cir,Dot,DP,Pin,PP,bee,beetle,camel,cobra,drink,fire,fish,flower,GH,grape,plus,pyramid,sheep,tick"
>
(PPBl) 1153, 6927
/Yeast\
1153, 6927: Y41 seal @ 1300
/Attributes\
[[Y41|Click Here]].

(PPBl) 3159, 4381
/Yeast\
3159, 4381: Y2 seal @ 1200
/Attributes\
[[Y2|Click Here]].

(PPBl) 839, 7093
/Yeast\
839, 7093: Y24 seal @ 1200
/Attributes\
[[Y24|Click Here]].

(PPBl) 821, 7133
/Yeast\
821, 7133: Y49 seal @ 1300
/Attributes\
[[Y49|Click Here]].

(PPBl) 4351, -577
/Yeast\
4351, -577: Y26 seal @ 1200
/Attributes\
[[Y26|Click Here]].

(PPBl) 3791, 7997
/Yeast\
3791, 7997: Y26 seal @ 1050
/Attributes\
[[Y26|Click Here]].

(PPBl) 4415, -577
/Yeast\
4415, -577: Y57 seal @ 1100
/Attributes\
[[Y57|Click Here]].

(PPBl) 4417, -577
/Yeast\
4417, -577: Y99 seal @ 1350
/Attributes\
[[Y99|Click Here]].

(PPBl) 1422, 2140
/Yeast\
1422, 2140: Y2 seal @ 770
/Attributes\
[[Y2|Click Here]].

</googlemap>

=== Yeast Attributes ===
See '''[[YeastTest|Yeast Test]]''' page to read or post yeast attribute results.

=== Recipes ===
'''[[Beer/Recipes|Recipes Page]]'''

'''Warning''' This information provided courtesy of the Tale 3 wiki, and was converted by [[User:cory0210|cory0210]]. Some information might have changed.

== About Beer ==
The national beverage of Egypt. Beer is brewed in a [[Beer Kettle]] using various combinations of [[Malt]] or [[Wheat]] and [[Honey]], stored in a [[Small Barrel]], and served at a [[Ceremonial Tasting Table]]. Aside from being drunk to increase Beer Tasting skill, beer may be made into ambrosia for festivals, or distilled into spirits using an [[Alembic]].

=== Beer Characteristics ===
Individual beers can vary across many characteristics, depending on the ingredients and yeasts used in their brewing:
* '''Potency''', or alcohol content: no special potency, Potent, or Very Potent.
* '''Color''': no color, Brown, or Black.
* '''Sweetness''': Dry, Sweet, or neither.
* '''Special Properties''': Fruity and/or Spicy.
* '''Flavors''': up to two of Barley, Honey, Banana, Cherry, Date, Orange, Nutmeg, or Cinnamon. Such flavors can be "bold", "noticeable", or merely a "hint".

Beer is stored in small barrels. A barrel of beer is very heavy, with weight 100 and bulk 1. There is no way to empty a full barrel of beer other than by using it (by unkegging it at a tasting table, or by distilling it or making it into ambrosia).

=== Spoilage ===
Unlike wine, beer will spoil over time, rendering it unfit for drinking. (Beer will only begin to go bad once it has been kegged; until then, you can leave it in the kettle indefinitely.) The more potent a beer, the longer it will last in the keg.
* A Very Potent beer will last over a week
* A Potent beer seems to last one Teppy day.
* A non-potent beer lasts only one Teppy hour.

You will not be told whether a beer has gone bad until you attempt to drink it. Beer will also spoil on the tasting table if left out long enough. Although spoiled beer may not be drunk, it may still be used to make ambrosia or distilled spirits, and may be used to donate for tech research.

== Beer Making Overview ==
Beer is made from honey and either malt or wheat, brewed in a [[Beer Kettle]]. You must have the [[Beer Brewing]] tech (available at a University of the Human Body) to make beer.

It takes 60 [[Wood]] and 25 [[Water in Jugs |Water]] to start a kettle of beer. Once started, the beer making process goes through two phases:

* Brewing -- in which malt and honey are added to the brew.
* Fermentation -- in which local microbes enter the kettle and convert the brew's sugars into -- ideally -- alcohol.

'''Brewing''' takes 20 minutes (1200 seconds). Any time during the brewing stage, you may add malt (or wheat) and/or honey. The time you add it makes a big difference in the effects it has.

'''Fermenting''' takes 40 minutes (2400 seconds). Any time during the fermenting stage, you may ''seal the kettle''. Sealing the kettle prevents any (more) microbes from entering. While you can get drinkable beers from an unsealed kettle, most of the time you will want to seal the kettle after the yeast microbe has entered, and before bad microbes enter. (See below, [[#How to Find and Isolate Yeast]].)

Once the fermenting is done, you may leave the beer in the kettle indefinitely. With an empty small barrel in your inventory, you may ''Take the beer'' (kegging it). You are given a display showing the statistics of your beer.
* If the beer is undrinkable, it will automatically be thrown out, and your barrel is left empty.
* If it is drinkable, you are given an opportunity to name the barrel (naming the contents), for later use. (Once you use the beer, your barrel is returned.)

Figuring out what will result in good beer takes three steps:
* finding and isolating a yeast,
* finding out what the yeast does,
* and then using that information to make beer.

=== The Details of Beer, or the Brewing Phase ===
The brewing phase lasts for 1200 seconds, or 20 minutes. At any time during this phase, you may add ingredients (honey and malt or wheat) to the kettle. The type and amount of these ingredients will determine some of the attributes of your beer. These attributes are further modified by the time at which the ingredient is added.

* '''Glucose''' is a sugar, and is created by malt and honey. Honey adds 10 glucose per unit. Light, medium, and dark roasted malt add 2 glucose per unit. Raw malt adds 1 glucose per unit. Burnt malt adds no glucose.
* '''Maltose''' is a sugar created by malt. Light, medium, and dark roasted malt add 10 maltose per unit. Raw malt adds 5 maltose per unit. Burnt malt adds 2 maltose per unit.
* '''Barley flavor''' is created by malt. The earlier in the brewing phase you add the malt, the stronger the barley flavor. Raw malt gives twice as much barley flavor as light, medium, and dark roasted malt. Burnt malt has no barley flavor at all.
* '''Honey flavor''' is created by honey. It works the opposite of barley flavor: the later in the brewing phase you add the honey, the stronger the honey flavor.
* '''Color''' is created by malt. The earlier in the brewing phase you add the malt, the darker the color. Also, the darker the roast of the malt, the darker the color. Burnt malt is mainly used to create color.
* '''Tannin''', a bitter flavor, is created by malt. The earlier in the brewing phase you add the malt, the greater the effect on tannin. Also, the darker the roast of the malt, the less tannin it creates.
* '''Vitamins''', which are consumed by microbes during fermentation, are created by malt and honey. The later in the brewing phase you add the ingredient, the more vitamins are created. The darker the roast of the malt, the fewer vitamins it creates; honey creates fewer vitamins than dark roasted malt, and burnt malt creates no vitamins at all. Raw malt is mainly used for vitamins.
* '''Grassy flavor''' is created by raw and light roasted malt. (Grassy flavor can also be created by yeast during fermentation.) The earlier in the brewing phase you add the malt, the greater its effect on grassy flavor. Raw malt adds significantly more grassy flavor than light roasted malt. If grassy flavor goes above 100, your beer will be undrinkable.

Note that Banana, Cherry, Date, Orange, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, and Nasty flavors are determined entirely by the yeast being used. They are not created by the ingredients.

=== Beer Attributes, and the Fermentation Process ===
'''*http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale3/Guides/Beer (Helpful T3 Guide with Base Ingredient Attibutes Chart)'''

Yeast converts sugar into alcohol on a 1:1 basis. Yeast always converts the glucose first, then the maltose. A yeast will always leave a minimum amount of glucose and maltose unconverted; these amounts are called the "glucose floor" and "maltose floor" and are different for each yeast.

In addition, each yeast has a different "alcohol ceiling" -- a maximum # of sugar which it can convert into alcohol.

''Example'': 
* Yeast-17 has a glucose floor of 13, maltose floor of 37, and alcohol ceiling of 992.
* A brewer is using Y-17 to make a beer, using 50 honey and 50 medium malt.
* Total sugars in the brew: 600 glucose, 500 maltose.
* During fermentation, Y-17 will first convert 587 glucose into 587 alcohol (leaving 13 glucose).
* It will then work on the maltose, converting 405 maltose into 405 alcohol (leaving 95 maltose).
* It will then stop because it has now created 992 alcohol (the alcohol ceiling).

Finally, a yeast consumes vitamins as it works. If the vitamin level reaches a certain floor (which, again, varies by yeast), the yeast will stop converting sugar into alcohol, no matter how much sugar it has to work with.

To summarize, each yeast has the following attributes:
* '''Glucose floor'''
:The yeast will only convert glucose to alcohol if the glucose remaining is above this level.
* '''Maltose floor'''
:The yeast will only convert maltose to alcohol if the maltose remaining is above this level.
* '''Alcohol ceiling'''
:The yeast will never produce more than this amount of alcohol.
* '''Vitamin consumption'''
:The yeast will consume this many vitamins for each unit of alcohol produced.
* '''Vitamin floor'''
:The yeast will only produce alcohol if the vitamins remaining is above this level.
* '''Flavor production'''
:The yeast will produce roughly a certain amount of each flavor for each unit of alcohol produced.

A sealed kettle which contains a single yeast may be modeled as follows:
# Start with 10 yeast
# If the vitamins remaining is less than the vitamin floor, stop.
# If the alcohol produced is greater or equal to the alcohol ceiling, stop.
# Consume 1 glucose per yeast, up to the limit set by the glucose floor.
# If the previous step left any yeasts unfed, consume 1 maltose per unfed yeast up to the maltose floor limit.
# Produce 1 alcohol and proportional flavors per sugar consumed.
# Yeasts reproduce (typically 10-40%)
# If any yeasts were left unfed, stop. Otherwise continue from step 2.

In other words, the yeast will produce alcohol until one of three things happens:
* It runs out of sugars
* It runs out of vitamins, or
* It produces as much alcohol as its alcohol ceiling.
Yeasts will always convert glucose in preference to maltose.

For multi-yeast kettles, please see my idea about alcohol ceiling on the discussion page -- Amnhotep

=== Output ===
You can collect your finished brew anytime after the end of the fermentation phase. You must be carrying a small barrel to do this. When you keg your brew, you will receive data on its attributes -- you will never know for sure how your brew turned out until you try to keg it. If your brew is undrinkable for some reason, it will automatically be thrown out. If your beer was successful, it will be stored in the barrel and you will have the option to name your beer.

==== Beer Attributes ====
When you keg a beer, you will be shown the levels of the various attributes as well as the final flavor. The attributes are:
* '''Alcohol'''
:The higher the alcohol value, the more potent the beer.
* '''Color'''
:The higher the color value, the darker the beer.
* '''Mold'''
:Produced if there was mold among the microbes that worked on your brew. If there is too much mold, you get undrinkable Moldy Beer.
* '''Vitamins'''
:Vitamins remaining; no effect on the taste of the beer.
* '''Glucose'''
:A sugar; the more sugars, the sweeter the beer.
* '''Maltose'''
:A sugar; the more sugars, the sweeter the beer. Not as sweet as glucose.
* '''Lactose'''
:A sugar. Despite being displayed, there is no way to get lactose in a beer.
* '''Citric Acid'''
:Despite being displayed, there is no way to get citric acid in a beer.
* '''Lactic Acid'''
:Produced by lactobacteria, too much will produce undrinkable Sour Beer.
* '''Acetic Acid'''
:Produced by acetobacteria, too much will produce undrinkable Vinegar Beer.
* '''Barley'''
:A flavor produced by malt.
* '''Bread'''
:A flavor produced by wheat.
* '''Orange'''
:A fruity flavor produced by yeasts.
* '''Banana'''
:A fruity flavor produced by yeasts.
* '''Cherry'''
:A fruity flavor produced by yeasts.
* '''Date'''
:A fruity flavor produced by yeasts.
* '''Honey'''
:A fruity flavor, produced by yeasts or by adding honey.
* '''Nutmeg'''
:A bitter, spicy flavor produced by yeasts.
* '''Cinnamon'''
:A bitter, spicy flavor produced by yeasts.
* '''Tannin'''
:A very bitter flavor produced by malt and wheat.
* '''Herbal'''
:An unpleasant flavor produced by raw and light wheat.
* '''Grassy'''
:An unpleasant flavor, produced by yeasts or by raw or light malt. Too much grassy flavor will produce undrinkable Grassy Beer.
* '''Nasty'''
:An unpleasant flavor produced by yeasts. Too much nasty flavor will produce undrinkable Nasty Beer.
* '''Microorganisms'''
:A list of the microorganisms that entered your brew during the fermentation phase, listed in order of when they entered. You can control the list of microorganisms, to an extent, by choosing when to seal your kettle.

==== Beer Qualities ====
A beer may have the following qualities:
{| border="1" cellpadding="3"
!Property name !! Condition to be met
|-
|Very Potent
|Alcohol >= 1200
|-
|Potent
|Alcohol >= 800
|-
|(no name)
|Alcohol < 800
|-
|Dry
|(Glucose * 2) + Maltose < 150
|-
|Sweet
|(Glucose * 2) + Maltose > 300
|-
|(no name)
|150 < (Glucose * 2) + Maltose < 300
|-
|Black
|Color > 500
|-
|Brown
|Color > 200
|-
|(no name)
|Color < 200
|-
|Fruity
|Orange + Banana + Cherry + Date + Honey > 500
|-
|Spicy
|Cinnamon + Nutmeg > 300
|-
|Bold flavor
|Flavor > 1000
|-
|Noticeable flavor
|Flavor > 400
|-
|Hint of flavor
|Flavor > 200
|-
|(no description)
|Flavor < 200
|}

Each flavor in the beer (cherry, nutmeg, etc.) may be "bold", "noticeable", or just a "hint". A flavor that is very strong can drown out a weaker flavor; if you have 1000 honey flavor and 200 barley flavor, the barley will not appear. A flavor is drowned out if it is less than 50% of the most powerful flavor in the beer.

If two or more other flavors are greater than 50% of the strongest flavor, it will have "muddled flavor", and none of the flavors will apply.

=== Unsuccessful Brews ===
Not all brews become drinkable beer. There are many situations which will cause a brew to fail:

* '''Nonalcoholic Soup (undrinkable)'''
:Alcohol < 100
* '''Cloying Beer (undrinkable)'''
:Glucose + (Maltose/2) > Tannin + Cinnamon + Nutmeg + Lactic
* '''Bitter Beer (undrinkable)'''
:(Glucose * 2) + Maltose < Tannin + (Cinnamon + Nutmeg)/5
* '''Caustic Beer (undrinkable)'''
:(Glucose * 6) + (Maltose * 3) < Cinnamon + Nutmeg (very high fruity flavours can also produce Caustic Beer)
* '''Grassy Beer (undrinkable)'''
:Grassy > 100
* '''Moldy Beer (undrinkable)'''
:Mold > 100
* '''Nasty Beer (undrinkable)'''
:Nasty > 100
* '''Sour Beer (undrinkable)'''
:Not well understood, but may be (Lactic + Acetic) > (Glucose + Maltose)
* '''Vinegar Beer (undrinkable)'''
:Acetic > 100 (my first attempt yielded Acetic = 73 and an undrinkable Vinegar Beer: Temm)
* '''Vinegar Soup (undrinkable)'''
:Rare, might be Alcohol < 100 and Acetic > Alcohol

''The exact effect of Lactic is still uncertain, but I have had several beers that should have been Cloying, but were drinkable, and had some lactic acid. Simply adding lactic to tannin in that formula fits all my results.''

=== Multiple Yeast Beers ===
Beers can have as many microbes in them as you care to let get in. Mold, Acetobacterium, and Lactobacillus may be hard to work around, because they add factors both harmful and little-studied.

Generally, you see the largest effects on the resulting beer from the first few yeasts in the kettle. While computing each yeast independently may get you a rough approximation of the flavors and alcohol resulting, the results are not really cumulative or averaged.

Vigorous yeasts (with high alco max or low floor values) can have a big effect even if they enter late. One example from the last Telling was of a particular yeast added at the very end of the list of microbes. Its presence or absence made a 300 alcohol difference in the maximum alcohol generated.

Another example:
:I tested two spots:
:1) Y3 Y59 A6 M63 Y24 M87 L61 Y65 A62 Y49 L44 M47 Y67 L52 Y64 Y90 Y2 M71 M55 Y82
:2) Y3 Y59 A6 L61 L52 M63 Y24 M71 L44 M47 Y65 Y67 Y90 Y49 M31 L85 Y64 M87 L69 Y91 A22 A62 Y2

:1 gave 1421 alc and 20 cinnamon, 2 gave 1250 alc and 379 cinnamon. In 1 nearly all of the effect was done by Y3 but in 2 Y59 was able to act more, perhaps something to do with entry times?

More research in this field needs to be done.

:I have had great success with predicting multi yeast recipes. Stats seem to be location/seal time dependent. Exact seal times are important. Just run your yeast tests using teh exact seal time and this will give stats that can be plugged into beercalc to predict recipes. This strategy has worked very well for me for several locations.

== Practical Beer Making ==
=== How to Find and Isolate a Yeast ===
There are 100 possible microbes, some of which are yeasts and some of which are Lactobacilii, Molds, and Acetobacteria. There is no guarantee that all of the yeasts will make drinkable beer, or that we will be able to find a spot where each one is available. Things that aren't yeasts will make beer undrinkable if they are high enough on the microbe list. Thus, it is necessary in many spots, and useful in others, to isolate a yeast before you try to make beer.

* '''Yeast'''
:A desirable microbe which converts sugars to alcohol and flavors.
* '''Mold'''
:An undesirable microbe which converts sugars to mold.
* '''Acetobacterium'''
:An undesirable microbe which converts sugars to acetic acid (vinegar).
* '''Lactobacillus'''
:An undesirable microbe which converts sugars to lactic acid.

Very little detailed study has been done on molds, acetobacteria, and lactobacteria. These microbes all produce undesirable flavors that will ruin the beer if too strong. It is never desirable to have anything except yeasts in your kettle. In the fermentation phase, your job is to seal your kettle at the proper time to keep out the "bad" microbes and allow only the yeasts.

You isolate a yeast by running a '''Yeast Test'''. This kettle option is a shortcut that eliminates the brewing phase, thus taking only 40 minutes to complete. At the end of the test, you take the 'beer' (you need your small barrel!) and get a display of the results. At the bottom is a list of the microbes that are in the kettle, in the order they entered (first to last).

# Run a yeast test (The Yeast option, which takes 25 water, 60 wood, 2400 Teppy seconds), leaving the lid open until the end. If the first microbe in the list is not a yeast, start over in another spot. Don't forget to have a small barrel with you so you can get the results of the yeast test!
# Once you find somewhere where at least the first microbe is a yeast, run a yeast test, closing the lid at 1200 seconds.
# If the results show no microbes, run a yeast test and close the lid at 600 seconds (remaining). If the results show more than one microbe, run another yeast test and close the lid at 1800 seconds to see if you have isolated the time when the first yeast enters the kettle.
# Keep running yeast tests, dividing the times when the yeast might have entered in half, until you get only the first yeast. This tells you your sealing time when making beer -- close the lid at the same time as you did in this successful test so that only this first yeast will be active in your beer.

'''NOTE:''' If you are in a spot where the second (or more) microbes are also yeasts, you may also want to try making multi-yeast beer by finding the seal time that gets you only 2 yeasts (or 3, etc, up to however many you have). While the results of multiple-yeast brews are hard to predict, some people have successfully used the beerCalc tool to do this. Moreover, many beers made without sealing the lid are effectively multi-yeast beers, and you can find many such recipes and locations on the Wiki (do a search for your yeast -- e.g., search for Y3 to find pages with recipes for that yeast).

[[#Yeast Map]] - please report the locations of the microbes you find in the map above!

==== Microbe Transition Lines ====
Hellinar - Inspired by Jaby's work on large scale microbe distribution, I've been testing the changes in microbe distribution on small scales. These tests demonstrate that the microbe population shifts as your kettle crosses coordinate lines. The degree of shift is dependent on the degree to which the coordinate is divisible by two. Thus if the coordinate you cross is divisible by 128, most of the upper microbes will change. On the other hand if the coordinate can only be divided by 8, or 4 or 2, the shift in order is likely to be small. This shift occurs very sharply within a small fraction of a coordinate. So avoid placing kettles on such a high power of two coordinate. On the other hand, if you are searching for new microbes, place four kettles on odd numbered coordinates around the point where two lines divisible by 128 cross. This will give you four sets of well shuffled microbes.

=== How to Find Out What a Yeast Does, or the Fermentation Phase ===
Once you have isolated a yeast, if it has not already been analyzed, run a couple of test beers.

Making beer is just like doing a yeast test, except that a brewing period, 1200 Teppy seconds long, is added BEFORE the fermentation period. During brewing, you can add honey and the various malts at any time, though it calculates results in 12-second "ticks." Once you've finished brewing, it immediately goes into fermentation, and you should close the lid at a time that will catch the yeast(s) you want but no other microbes.

You should try:
* One test with low amounts of sugars and vitamins, which should get you at least one of the floor values for your yeast.
* One test with lots of sugars and vitamins, which should get you the max alcohol for your yeast and reveal any flavors it produces.

Don't expect these beers to be drinkable! These are just to get the yeast values which will allow you to make good beers.

== Beer Vendors ==
* [[Guilds/The_Frosty_Osty_Brewing_Company|The Frosty Osty Brewing Company]]
* [[User:Yerbouti|Yerbouti]]
* [[User:Aplus|Aplus]]

[[Category:Resources|Beer]] [[Category:Guides|Beer]]

Glory Hole

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|description=Used to make blown glass objects from simple glass objects.}}

The Glory Hole allows players to make quality glass blown objects from simple glass items. See the [[Glassblowing Guide]] for details on how to make each item.

== Source ==
This building becomes available after you have learned the [[Advanced Glassblowing]] tech.

== Cost ==
* 40 [[requires::Cut Stone]]
* 600 [[requires::Firebricks]]
* 20 [[requires::Steel Sheeting]]
* 2 [[requires::Copper Strap]]s
* 1 [[requires::Iron Bar]]

Built in a [[Compound]]. Uses 13x13 cells.

== Products ==
{| border="1" cellpadding="5"
!Resource !! Materials Required !! Comments
|-
| [[Wine Glass]] ||1 [[Fine Glass Rods]] ||
|-
| [[Thermometer]] ||1 [[Glass Pipe]], 1 [[Quicksilver]] || Must be 3500 quality or better
|-
| [[Distillation Coils]] ||1 [[Glass Pipe]] ||
|-
|[[Test Tubes]] || 1 [[Glass Rods]] ||
|-
| [[Florence Flask]] || 1 [[Glass Pipe]] ||
|-
| [[Beaker]] || 1 [[Glass Pipe]] ||
|-
| [[Thistle Tube]] || 1 [[Glass Pipe]] ||
|-
| [[Hookah Bowl]] ||1 [[Fine Glass Rods]] ||Requires the [[The Art of the Pipe]] skill
|}

[[Category:Buildings]]

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