Guilds/HHOFW/mats

This page lists the materials needed to run a vigil, and will show the inventories and targets of the various materials.

For now we are basing the list on T3 vigils; as we do T4 vigils we will record the requirements and update this list accordingly.

Credits

This list is the list prepared by Shivani reflecting T3 vigils, with minor edits. This list proved quite accurate and extremely helpful, and we extend warm thanks to Shivani for the work that went into its preparation (and for the donations to the HHoF Worship guild in T3).

Donations

Always Welcome!!!!!!

The elders of the HHoFW guild do try to gather as many mats as possible, but as a quick scan of the list should make clear, the amount of mats required is prodigious. Our success with vigils in the past, and, undoubtedly, our future success, is dependent on the wonderful folk who keep our chests filled.

Always Needed!!!!

Clearly, a comparison of the "On Hand" column to the "Safe Target" below will show which items we have the most pressing immediate for, but HHoFW plans to run vigils regularly and frequently, so any item in the list you can help with will help a vigil succeed at some point.

Always Appreciated!!!!!

Comments

• The "Avg. Requirement" column is the mean amount required for a 1250 sacrifice vigil (this was the normal number of sacs accomplished in a T3 vigil extending from dinner time Friday until late afternoon Sunday). However, in any given vigil, the actual amount of any given material requested can vary substantially from this mean.

• The "Safe Target" column is the amount which should be on hand to insure, given the variance in amounts requested for a given vigil, that we will not run out of that material. Note that the amount here reflects the ease or difficulty of manufacture or collection of the given item. For example, the "safe" amount for crucibles and nail moulds is not terribly greater that the mean required amount, since we will have Mason's Benches near the vigil site and can easily generate more if demand is high. However, the safe amount for medium stones is well above the mean required amount, to insure there is a supply for crucible and nail mould manufacture, and reflecting the difficulty (you try to organize a dig in the middle of the night!) of gathering more on short notice.

• This is the complete list under T3. Note that, for example, large gems, cactus sap, metal ores, serpent fish, forged items, glass, grilled vegetables, flystones, gravel were never asked for. Whether there will be changes under T4 is unknown. Hopefully any additions will be reasonably common items and some quantity will be available nearby.

The List

Item	On Hand	Avg. Requirement	Safe Target	Comments
Abdju Fish		1000	1500
Aluminum		50	100
Ash		300	450	no potash, ONLY ash.
Baskets		35	35	baskets are 200 dried papy EACH
Beeswax		1800	2000
Boards		4500	6000
Bricks		3000	4000
cabbage		1100	1500
camel meat		3600	5000
canvas		250	300
carp		1500	2000
carrots		1200	1700
catfish		1200	1700
Charcoal		1800	3000
chromis		1100	1700
clay		1000	4000
clay mortars		450	450	not wet, just fired
copper		200	300
crucible		100	125
cut stone		900	900
cutable stone		500	1500
Dirt		1200	1400
Dried Flax		2500	2500
Dried Pappy		1200	1500
Dung		1600	2000
Firebricks		10000	12000	not wet, just fired
Flimsy Brick Racks		1500	1000
Flax		5000	12000
Flint		125	200
garlic		1000	1500
Gold		50	75
Grilled Fish		3200	5000	Note that you do not need grilled veggies. Only fish.
Honey		700	900
Iron		225	350
Jugs		3000	4000	not wet, just fired
Lead		50	100
Leather		1800	2600
Leeks		1000	1500
Lime		200	400
Limestone		1300	2000
Linen		350	400
Lint		1250	1250
Med Diamond		70	125
Med Emerald		70	125
Med Quartz		70	125
Med Ruby		70	125
Med sapphire		70	125
Med Stone		80	250
Med Topaz		70	125
Mutton		1000	1200
Nail Mold		100	125
Oil		1250	1600
Onions		2000	2750
Oxy Fish		600	1200
Pappy		1600	4000
Perch		1200	1700
Phagrus		500	900
Pulley		250	250
Rope		1000	1200
Rotten Flax		3000	6500
Saltpeter		200	350
Silt		5000	8000
Silver		50	75
Slate		500	2500	between slate, stone blades and slate shovels (2 slate ea) you will need LOTS of slate
Slate Shovel		350	350
Sm Diamond		250	500
Sm Emerald		250	500
Sm Quartz		250	500
Sm Ruby		250	500
Sm Sapphire		250	500
Sm topaz		250	500
Stone Blade		800	800
Straw		3000	6000	grass is not called for, only straw
Sulfur		200	350	sulfurous water is not called for, only sulphur
Thorns		5000	7000
Thread		5000	6000
Tilapia		600	1200
Tin		60	125
Tow		1500	2000
Tungsten		60	125
Twine		1000	1500
Wood		5000	15000