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Path of the Pilgrim

2010-09-27T21:27:16Z

Mayjori:

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(Pin)1984, -2016, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 2 Glass Pipe
(Pin)967, -5578, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 5 Lime
(Pin)1727, 2312, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 4 Brass
(Pin)-1717, 824, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 4 Steel
(Pin)1419, 1790, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 20 Carrots
(Pin)2726, 4991, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 1 medium gear
(Pin)-2350, 824, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 10 Papyrus (-2350, 824)
(Pin)-1413, 1203, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 10 Potash (-1413, 1203)
(Pin)-1529, 239, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 10 Soda (-1529, 239)
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== Holy Pilgrim Shrines ==

{| border="1" cellpadding="5"
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| Sterope 1984,-2016 || 2 Glass Pipe || next CS
|-
| Maia 967,-5578 || 5 Lime || next CS
|-
| Alcyone 1727,2312 || 4 Brass || next CS
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| Alcyone 1419,1790 || 20 Carrots || South road from CS
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| Celaeno -1717, 824 || 4 Steel || next CS
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| Celaeno -2350, 824 || 10 Papyrus || West road from CS
|-
| Celaeno -1413, 1203 || 5 Potash || North road from CS towards UArch
|-
| Celaeno -1529, 239 || 10 Soda || Follow road South of CS
|-
| Sinai 2726, 4991 || 1 Medium Gear || next CS
|}

== Passes ==
See [[Test Pass History/Amunet#Path of the Pilgrim|Test Pass History]].

Path of the Pilgrim

2010-09-26T20:09:50Z

Mayjori: /* Holy Pilgrim Shrine */

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(Pin)1984, -2016, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 2 Glass Pipe
(Pin)967, -5578, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 5 Lime
(Pin)1727, 2312, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 4 Brass
(Pin)-1717, 824, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 4 Steel
(Pin)1419, 1790, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 20 Carrots
(Pin)2726, 4991, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 1 medium gear
(Pin)-2350, 824, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 10 Papyrus (-2350, 824)
(Pin)-1413, 1203, Holy Pilgrim Shrine 10 Potash (-1413, 1203)
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=Holy Pilgrim Shrine=

{| border="1" cellpadding="5"
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| Sterope 1984,-2016 || 2 Glass Pipe || next CS
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| Maia 967,-5578 || 5 Lime || next CS
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| Alcyone 1727,2312 || 4 Brass || next CS
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| Alcyone 1419,1790 || 20 Carrots || South road from CS
|-
| Celaeno -1717, 824 || 4 Steel || next CS
|-
| Celaeno -2350, 824 || 10 Papyrus || West road from CS
|-
| Celaeno -1413, 1203 || 5 Potash || North road from CS towards UArch
|-
| Celaeno -1529, 239 || 10 Soda || Follow road South of CS
|-
| Sinai 2726, 4991 || 1 Medium Gear || next CS

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2010-09-26T06:10:36Z

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Taygete Desert Obelisk Queue

2010-09-17T07:53:39Z

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Taygete Desert Obelisk Queue

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Trading

2010-09-10T14:19:49Z

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== Trades ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5"

! Broker !! Region !! Date !! Requests !! Offer
|-
| Sunstrider
| Sterope (Alcyone/Celaeno border)
| 2010-08-25
| ??
| 9k+ hatchets
|-
| tehm
| Taygete/can travel
| 2010-09-06
| WTB Chukkah, Royal Rosemary, Wild Garlic
| Open to ideas; also selling 8k+ shovels
|-
| '''[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/User:Yahja Yahja]
| '''Sterope CS/Can Travel
| '''2010-08-31
| '''7k+ Carpentry Blades
| '''Flax, Rotten Flax, Rope, Canvas, Linen
|-
| Takhetu
| Sterope SArch
| 2010-08-31
| Lime,potash,ash
| Sheet of Glass
|-
| Shadoc
| Merope Can Travel depending on quantity
| 2010-09-01
| Glass Products
| Iron and copper
|-
| Ethuriel
| Taygete/Alcyone/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| 4 Onion Seeds
| 4 Cabbage Seeds or 4 Carrot Seeds or 4 Leek Seeds
|-
| '''[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/User:Yahja Yahja]
| '''Sterope CS/Can Travel
| '''2010-09-02
| '''???
| '''Large Quantities of Canvas, Linen, Rope, Honey and Beeswax to order
|-
| ZiamorKyo
| Taygete/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| Iron or Copper
| Flax, linen, or onions
|-
| '''[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/User:Yahja Yahja]
| '''Sterope CS
| '''2010-09-03
| '''1000 Straw
| '''100 Charcoal
|-
| Mayjori
| Any CS, but based out of Cel
| 2010-09-10
| Lots of stuff, though giving preference to Papy, flax, tow, canvas, and linen. Also, glass pipes!
| Almost anything, as long as i have it in stock :) (Thermometers in STOCK!).
|-
| Nighthawk
| The Bullseye, in Merope
| 09-03-10 until always
| asking for: preferences to papy, ash and lime. see in game info panel
| I can make 8.5K or better resin Wedges (will work as high as I can, 9k is possible)
|-
| Kiryn
| Sterope CS
| 2010-09-05
| 4 Leek Seeds
| 4 Cabbage Seeds, 4 Carrot Seeds
|-
| akc2
| Alcyone
| 2010-09-10
| 100 - 200 papy or other stuff
| 5k or 6k hookah bowl
|-
| akc2
| Alcyone
| 2010-09-10
| 1000 papy
| 1k to 7k wine glasses kit
|}

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2010-09-08T15:41:10Z

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2010-09-08T15:32:35Z

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==Map==

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type=game>

(WhW) 5103,3460, White Sand at Sinai (5103, 3460)
(WhW) -2533, 5799, White Sand at Merope (-2533, 5779)
(WhW) -2988, 686, White Sand at Celaeno (-2988, 686)
(WhW) -1171, 1949, White Sand at Celaeno (-1171, 1949)
(WhW) 1922, 1061, White Sand at Alcyone (1922, 1061)
(WhW) 155, -1963, White Sand at Sterope (155, -1963)
(WhW) 3908, -733, White Sand at Sterope (3908, -733)
(WhW) -559, 2507, White Sand at Celaeno (-559, 2507)
(WhW) 420, 3702, White Sand at Taygete (420, 3702)
(WhW) -592, 8081, White Sand at Merope(-592, 8081)
(WhW) 391, 6944, White Sand at Taygete( 391, 6944)
(WhW) 408, 6546, White Sand at Taygete( 408, 6546)
(WhW) 3531, -2687, White Sand at Maia (3531, -2687)
(WhW) 3070, -3180, White Sand at Maia (3070, -3180)

(RdR) 4357,-7001, Red Sand at Maia (4357, -7001)
(RdR) 1444,674, Red Sand at Sterope (1444, 674)
(RdR) 147,-1977, Red Sand at Sterope (147, -1977)
(RdR) 715,-873, Red Sand at Sterope (715, -873)
(RdR) 584,-1631, Red Sand at Sterope (584, -1631)
(RdR) 298,3541, Red Sand at Taygete (298, 3541)
(RdR) 2380,2851, Red Sand at Taygete (2380, 2851)
(RdR) 1955,3993, Red Sand at Taygete (1955, 3993)
(RdR) -2676, 6765, Red Sand at Merope (-2676, 6765)

(PuT) 4772,5886, Tar at Sinai 4772,5886
(PuT) 1504,4329, Tar at Taygete 1504,4329
(PuT) -1901,1853, Tar at Celaeno -1901,1853
(PuT) 58,1286, Tar at Alcyone 58 1286
(PuT) 3201,-7651, Tar at Maia 3201, -7651

(YeS) 5089,3891, Sulphurous Water at Sinai (5089,3891)
(YeS) 681,2017, Sulphurous Water (681, 2017)
(YeS) 2528, -388, Sulphurous Water (2528, -388)
(YeS) 3022, 5194, Sulphurous Water (3022, 5194)
(YeS) -1790, 6342, Sulphurous Water (-1790, 6342)
(YeS) 1792, 7542, Sulphurous Water (1792, 7542)
(YeS) -690, 1276, Sulphurous Water (-690, 1276)

(BlA) 1640,2640, Acro Field (1640, 2640)

(GrL) -1720, 1990, Limestone
(GrL) 275, 6375, Limestone
(GrL) -1380, 1950, Limestone
(GrL) -1206, 3403, Limestone
(GrL) -108, 2565, Limestone
(GrL) 1476, 4319, Limestone
(GrL) 816, 1506, Limestone at 816, 1506
(GrL) 916, 996, Limestone at 916, 996
(GrL) 406, 4440, Limestone at 406, 4440
(GrL) 768, 5846, Limestone at 768, 5846
(GrL) 1138,6970, Limestone at 1138, 3970 Tayagete
(GrL) -2015,-2385, Limestone at -2015,-2385 Celaeno
(GrL) -1970, -3230, Limestone at -1970, -3230 Maia
(GrL) 759, -4802, Limestone at 759, -4802 Maia
(GrL) 4350,-1130, Limestone at Sterope 4350,-1130
(GrL) 2969, 5646, Limestone at Sinai 2969, 5646
(GrL) 4367, 7746, Limestone at Sinai 4367, 7746
(GrL) 378, 4937, Limestone at Taygete 378, 4937
(GrL) 1531, 3971, Limestone at Taygete 1531, 3971
(GrL) -2260, 815, Limestone at -2260, 815 Celaeno
(GrL) 1145, 5544, Limestone at 1145, 5544 Celaeno
(GrL) 596, -1636, Limestone at 596, -1636 Sterope
(GrL) 2117, -1371, Limestone at 2117, -1371 Sterope

(KhR) 853, -5566, Maian Research Team Guild

(LbC) 1490,-2022, Shrine of Conflict at Sterope 1490,-2022
(LbC) 2719, 5032, Shrine of Conflict at Sinai 2719,5032
(LbC) -2368, 470, Shrine of Conflict at Celaeno -2368, 470

(BlP) -2257, -190, CPU/public buildings at -12257, -190 Celaeno

(BlH)1759, 2301, Public Essence of Harmony at 1759, 2301, Alcyone
(BlH) 719, -1304, Public Essence of Harmony, 719, -1304, Sterope

(MtAu) 230, -1488, Public Gold Mine at Sterope 230, -1488
(MtSr) -2022, 480, Public Strontium Mine at Celaeno -2022, 480
(MtSb) -390, -599, Public Antimony Mine at Celaeno -390, -603
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2010-09-08T15:31:21Z

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Trading

2010-09-04T10:15:28Z

Mayjori: /* Trades */

== Trades ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5"

! Broker !! Region !! Date !! Requests !! Offer
|-
| Sunstrider
| Sterope (Alcyone/Celaeno border)
| 2010-08-25
| ??
| 9k+ hatchets
|-
| tehm
| Taygete/can travel
| 2010-08-29
| WTB Slave's Bread Mushrooms, Chukkah, Crumpled Leaf Basil, Dwarf Wild Lettuce, Jaivanti, Royal Rosemary, Wild Garlic, Rose Mite
| What do you need?
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-08-31
| 7k+ Carpentry Blades
| Flax, Rotten Flax, Rope, Canvas, Linen
|-
|-
| Takhetu
| Sterope SArch
| 2010-08-31
| Onions (30 onions per leather)
| Leather
|-
|-
| Mosi
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-09-01
| 4 Onion Seeds
| 4 Cabbage Seeds or 4 Carrot Seeds or 4 Garlic Seeds
|-
| Shadoc
| Merope Can Travel depending on quantity
| 2010-09-01
| Glass Products
| Iron and copper
|-
| Ethuriel
| Taygete/Alcyone/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| 4 Onion Seeds
| 4 Cabbage Seeds or 4 Carrot Seeds or 4 Leek Seeds
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| ???
| Large Quantities of Canvas, Linen, Rope, Honey and Beeswax to order
|-
|-
| ZiamorKyo
| Taygete/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| Iron or Copper
| Flax, linen, or onions
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS
| 2010-09-03
| 1000 Straw
| 100 Charcoal
|-
|-
| Mayjori
| Any CS, but based out of Cel
| 2010-09-03
| Lots of stuff, though giving preference to flax, tow, canvas, and linen. Also, glass pipes!
| Almost anything, as long as i have it in stock :) (Thermometers coming soon!!).
|-
|}

Trading

2010-09-04T05:41:58Z

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== Trades ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5"

! Broker !! Region !! Date !! Requests !! Offer
|-
| Sunstrider
| Sterope (Alcyone/Celaeno border)
| 2010-08-25
| ??
| 9k+ hatchets
|-
| tehm
| Taygete/can travel
| 2010-08-29
| WTB Slave's Bread Mushrooms, Chukkah, Crumpled Leaf Basil, Dwarf Wild Lettuce, Jaivanti, Royal Rosemary, Wild Garlic, Rose Mite
| What do you need?
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-08-31
| 7k+ Carpentry Blades
| Flax, Rotten Flax, Rope, Canvas, Linen
|-
|-
| Takhetu
| Sterope SArch
| 2010-08-31
| Onions (30 onions per leather)
| Leather
|-
|-
| Mosi
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-09-01
| 4 Onion Seeds
| 4 Cabbage Seeds or 4 Carrot Seeds or 4 Garlic Seeds
|-
| Shadoc
| Merope Can Travel depending on quantity
| 2010-09-01
| Glass Products
| Iron and copper
|-
| Ethuriel
| Taygete/Alcyone/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| 4 Onion Seeds
| 4 Cabbage Seeds or 4 Carrot Seeds or 4 Leek Seeds
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| ???
| Large Quantities of Canvas, Linen, Rope, Honey and Beeswax to order
|-
|-
| ZiamorKyo
| Taygete/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| Iron or Copper
| Flax, linen, or onions
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS
| 2010-09-03
| 1000 Straw
| 100 Charcoal
|-
|-
| Mayjori
| Any CS, but based out of Cel
| 2010-09-03
| Lots of stuff, though giving preference to flax, tow, canvas, and linen. Also, glass pipes!
| Almost anything, as long as i have it in stock :).
|-
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Trading

2010-09-04T05:40:57Z

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== Trades ==

{|border="1" cellpadding="5"

! Broker !! Region !! Date !! Requests !! Offer
|-
| Sunstrider
| Sterope (Alcyone/Celaeno border)
| 2010-08-25
| ??
| 9k+ hatchets
|-
| tehm
| Taygete/can travel
| 2010-08-29
| WTB Slave's Bread Mushrooms, Chukkah, Crumpled Leaf Basil, Dwarf Wild Lettuce, Jaivanti, Royal Rosemary, Wild Garlic, Rose Mite
| What do you need?
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-08-31
| 7k+ Carpentry Blades
| Flax, Rotten Flax, Rope, Canvas, Linen
|-
|-
| Takhetu
| Sterope SArch
| 2010-08-31
| Onions (30 onions per leather)
| Leather
|-
|-
| Mosi
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-09-01
| 4 Onion Seeds
| 4 Cabbage Seeds or 4 Carrot Seeds or 4 Garlic Seeds
|-
| Shadoc
| Merope Can Travel depending on quantity
| 2010-09-01
| Glass Products
| Iron and copper
|-
| Ethuriel
| Taygete/Alcyone/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| 4 Onion Seeds
| 4 Cabbage Seeds or 4 Carrot Seeds or 4 Leek Seeds
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| ???
| Large Quantities of Canvas, Linen, Rope, Honey and Beeswax to order
|-
|-
| ZiamorKyo
| Taygete/Can Travel
| 2010-09-02
| Iron or Copper
| Flax, linen, or onions
|-
|-
| Yahja
| Sterope CS
| 2010-09-03
| 1000 Straw
| 100 Charcoal
|-
|-
| Mayjori
| Any CS, but based out of Cel
| 2010-09-03
| Almost anything, if i have it in stock!
| Same as above, though giving preference to flax, tow, canvas, and linen.
|-
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Test of the Safari

2010-09-04T02:44:56Z

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*Build a Fennec trap
*See a Gazelle
*Force an Otter to move to another hole
*Capture an Ibis
*Drop a [[Rabbit]] for a hungry Falcon
*Detect the signs of a Fennec
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|demo region = Saqqarah
|demo date = 2009-02-02
|reqlink = Test_of_the_Safari/Requirements
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== The Test of the Safari ==

=== Description ===

According to the official in-game information from the University of Body:

''In the Test of the Safari you will learn to track and capture seven species of Egyptian fauna. Each species has unique behaviors and tracking methods, and each must be accomplished four times. More information about each species can be found here.''

=== Complete the test ===

Capture/tap 4 of each kind of Egypt's animals (listed below).

=== Keeping track of progress ===

To review which animals you have captured/tagged:
#click on yourself (or press Esc)
#select Tests menu
#select Test of the Safari
#select Read my Log Book
A popup will appear, stating your finds and captures, and how many remain.

=== Strength bonus ===

You will get a +1 permanent [[Stat Timers|strength]] bonus for every 4 animals that you capture/tap/find (maximum 4 per type). So if you find 2 falcons and 2 fennecs, you should get a strength bonus. There are 7 animals, times 4, meaning that you can get a maximum bonus of +7 in this way. Strength bonus increases the ability to carry 500 more weight (not bulk) per 1 bonus point.

=== Guilds dedicated to the Safari test ===

The following guilds are dedicated to this test. Feel free to add your dedicated guild here.
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=== Further reading ===
Info from previous tales:
*[http://wiki.atitd.net/tale1/The%20Test%20Of%20Safari Tale 1 - Test of the Safari]
*[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale2/The_Test_Of_The_Safari Tale 2 - Test of the Safari]
*[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale3/Tests/Test_Of_The_Safari Tale 3 - Test of the Safari]

== The animals of Egypt ==

=== Bullfrogs ===

[[Bullfrog Hunting Guide]]

Also see [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/Talk:Test_of_the_Safari the discussion page] for an alternate method that does not require being able to tell the direction of the frog or the relative loudness of different sounds spaced over a minute apart.

Official game info from University of Body:

''Bullfrogs exhibit almost perfect camouflage, but their distinctive sound gives them away. High Dexterity helps capture these creatures.''(It's actually Endurance that is needed to capture bullfrogs. -Rosie)

* Bullfrogs only appear between 6pm through 6am (evening/night, Egyptian time).
* Bullfrogs always live on the edge of water. This can be any type of water, like a pond, a lake, a river or a sea shore.
*To search for bullfrogs more effectively, try searching near a sea shore instead of river bank or small lake/pond. If you search at a river bank, consider the possibility that the bullfrog could be on the other side of the river. In both cases be aware that bullfrogs might be located on small islands in the river or off the coast that are within the hearing range but outside of your reach (even with a [[Ferry Boat]]).
*It helps to use stereo audio equipment (stereo headset/speakers) to pinpoint where the sound comes from (left/right) and determine the loudness of the sound better. The direction of the sound is based on your CAMERA position, not your character position.
*There are a number of different sounds, but they usually lead to the same bullfrog. Sounds usually play at least once per minute, sometimes more frequent.
*Go to the exact location where the sound is loudest and where a specific direction cannot be distinguished. You should be on top of the location of the bullfrog.
*Click on yourself (or press Esc key), go to Tests menu, select Test of the Safari, and click on "Capture a bullfrog."
*When the bullfrog is not captured, move around 1 or 2 coordinates and try again.
*Failing to catch a bullfrog uses the [[Stat Timers|endurance]] timer. There is no timer if you are successful in a capture attempt.

*For the hearing impaired or non-cooperative sound setups i found this buried in tale 2 http://www.darkwood.demon.co.uk/PC/meter.html

=== Desert Rats ===

Official game info from University of Body:

''Fast-moving Desert Rats blend perfectly with Egypt's terrain, but their distinctive tracks will lead to them every time. Be aware that the wind will cover up tracks over time.''

<gallery>
Image:footprints.jpg|footprints
Image:footprints_wide.jpg|footprints F7 default view
</gallery>

*It seems they are viewable at the default F7 camera; a little more visible than last tale.
You need 1 [[Canvas]] and 4 [[Boards]] to set up a Desert Rat Trap. Set the trap under Projects > Tests. These are not normal buildings: they don't appear on the ground and they don't last more than an instant. Either they catch the rat immediately, or they don't. The materials are NOT consumed if you fail to catch the rat.

Materials are ONLY consumed when you catch the rat. You can try as often as you want with the materials for one cage. It will give a short End timer. - Taemon

To catch a rat in your trap, you first need to follow the tracks in the direction of travel. Look closely at a track and you'll see rough toe prints on one end of the track. Using a very close-up single F8 camera view and lowering your texture resolution (click yourself/Utility/Options: Video) can be very helpful in seeing the details of the tracks. Once you know which way the rat is traveling, continue to follow the tracks until they end. There can be fairly large gaps between tracks, so scan a good-sized area for further tracks. Once you think you've found the forward-most track, set your trap in front of it. If that was the most recently made track, you should catch a rat. If you don't catch one, scan further ahead for more tracks while your END timer runs down.

Also, rats can double back and go in circles. The toe prints can help you understand the path of travel when tracks criss-cross or do other confusing things. -- Ankh-EnDa

Rats can be found on grass as well as sand. To help see their tracks on sand, turn down time of day lighting and turn up shadows.

'''IMPORTANT NOTE:''' ''You can ONLY see the tracks if you have shadows ON. Check your settings by clicking on yourself (or press Esc), then to Options, then to Video. Set it at to at least the 2nd tick to see the tracks!''

Tips for Catching that Rat:
*Rat tracks are spaced in proportion to their age, the older the tracks, the further apart they will be.
*Rat tracks do not immediate disappear once the rat is caught. The tracks stay and fade out in accordance with the same schedule as for above
*If you are following an active set of tracks, the next set of prints will show up within a few seconds in front of the last set.
*Rats are known to be suicidal. They have been observed to jump off the cliffs at the edge of the world, drown themselves in bodies of water.
*Rats despawn and move on by themselves, they do not wait around to be caught. Their tracks also won't immediately go away

Build the trap using your menu: Projects | Tests | Tests of the Safari | Set up a Desert Rat Trap. It helps to pin the menu when you start tracking.

The rats can climb up 90 degree cliffs, catch them fast if they are near one.

Separate page for [[Desert_Rat_Sightings|Desert Rat Sightings (map/table.)]]

=== Fennec ===

Official game info from University of Body:

''Build a Fennec trap using boards and rope. Each night, traps on the outskirts of a pack will show signs of the creatures, and traps within 250 coordinates will capture one. At least four different subspecies of Fennecs must be captured and released.''

*Building a Fennec trap takes 4 [[Boards]] and 1 [[Rope]] and can only be build on sandy soil (when sand icon is shown).
*Checking your traps once per Egyptian day should be sufficient, since the status might only change once per day, at 4:00am.
*There are at least 6 kinds of Fennecs. One each of 4 different sub-species must be captured. Sub-species include:
**Pygmy
**Short-haired
**Sharp-toothed
**Ruddy
**Bushy-tailed
**Furry
**Brown
*There are 3 possible messages:
*#"The Trap is perfectly clean, not even a Fennec hair to be seen.", which means that there are no fennecs near. Or the trap has been checked earlier that day and had a fennec in it!
*#"Although the trap doesn't contain a live animal, you definitely see signs of Furry Fennecs!", which means that a fennec should be within 250 to 600 coordinates. Build more traps within that range (outside the 250 coords circle). {note the outer most limit of "you see signs of Furry Fennecs!" will be 1000 coords from the center point. you will get the "not even a Fennec hair to be seen" sign beyond 1000}
*#"You have captured a Furry Fennec! You let the little fellow go to rejoin his pack.", which means that you will have captured a fennec of a specific subspecies, as indicated.
*After you have captured all 4 subspecies of fennecs, it is a good custom to make your trap usable by anyone, to help others find good locations for capturing fennecs. Announcing locations to your friends, guild chat or even public chat might be helpful. Listing them here is also a good idea.

Separate page for [[Fennec_Locations|Fennec locations (map/table.)]]

Fennec locations (Region, coordinates, type of find: near/capture, date):
* Caught Ruddy - Peret II-6 10pm - SW 200, 3000 - public traps
* Caught Bushy tailed - Peret II-9 700am - SA 2200, 950 - public trap now - Built traps 150 coords in each direction, checked on Peret II-11, only signs, no fennecs. Pack seems to have moved east...
* ...

Known Fennec locations from Tale 3:

Pro-tip:
*An easy way to catch fennecs is if someone announces a capture of a type you have not caught, build a trap 250 coordinates away in each cardinal direction from the announced capture point.
*This must be done before the fennecs move at 4:00am. After 4:00am, check your four traps and one will have a fennec!

=== Gazelle ===
Official game info from University of Body:

''Gazelles run faster than humans. The key to tagging a Gazelle is to tire it out. Strong teamwork is a must.''

<gallery>
image:gazelle2.jpg
</gallery>

The method of tagging a gazelle described below is merely meant as a suggested way to do it. However, it has proven to be a very successful way to have as many people as possible benefit from it. If this method is used correctly, everyone in the group should have a chance to tag it. Because of this, and especially because it's very hard (if not impossible) to do this by yourself, the method described below is recommended.

*Gazelles appear randomly in Egypt. Could be anywhere, but mostly in less populated areas.
*Unless completely hyped with speed/dexterity bonuses, it's almost impossible to capture a Gazelle by yourself or even with only a few people.
*It is custom to announce a gazelle in an Egypt-wide channel like E! and form a large group. Let people come in, even if it takes half an hour.
*Everyone should position around the gazelle in a circle (like in the image above) and when the group is complete, one person should be appointed leader.
*If the circle around the gazelle is wide enough and nobody approaches the gazelle, the gazelle is almost guaranteed to just stand there.
*If the gazelle is close to an unpassable body of water (steep cliffs don't work, they can walk up there, even if 90 degrees), it is easier to enclose it. Making a double lined half-circle around it can be considered.
*On command of the leader, the group decreases the size of the circle slowly, moving in on the gazelle step by step.
*The gazelle will panic and move around. Warping a few coordinates in any direction is also possible. The gazelle is likely to escape from the circle.
*From this moment on, the group should chase the gazelle, but keep a certain distance. If the gazelle stops running, form a new circle around it and start over.
*When a gazelle has become tired, this is visible because it will let it's head hang down. Up to this moment, it's head will be upright.
*When this happens (tiring it out), it will not move until it gathers new energy to run again. This status will remain for about 10-20 seconds.
*The leader of the group signals everyone to tag. At this point, everyone can run up to the gazelle and click it. After tagging it, a popup should appear for each individual who tags it.
*As soon as you've tagged it, it is important to move away from the gazelle again. If not everyone has had the chance to tag it, this might be a way to keep it in sight and repeat the process.
*After regaining energy, the gazelle will run away again. Everyone who has not tagged it by then, should say so. If this is a reasonable large percentage of the group, try chasing it again.

=== Falcons ===

Official game info from University of Body:

''To identify a Falcon Roost, drop a [[Rabbit]]. A falcon will take it sometime within the next 5 minutes (but never within the first minute), and will fly off toward the nearest roost. Trees may be checked for roosts, but doing so is exhausting!''

*Searching a tree for falcon roosts triggers a 120-second [[endurance]] timer.
**You must have Fast gather from trees disabled under One-Click Options in order to search for falcon roosts.
*Dropping a rabbit isn't completely necessary to find falcons. There's always a tiny chance of finding the falcon roost in any tree (though the chance is very low).
*When you drop a rabbit, wait for a few minutes till it disappears. When that happens, read in your Main chat screen in which direction (North, South, East, West, Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, Southwest) you can look. Please bear in mind that this includes any tree in that direction along all of Egypt. The directions aren't very precise; for example North could also be leaning towards Northeast or Northwest. Use the map (F3) or compass (F4) to determine the direction to search.
*A tool to triangulate falcons can be found at http://hem.bredband.net/titgar/FalconFinder2.html
**Twice, immediately after finding a falcon, I dropped a rabbit for a falcon, watched it go one direction, dropped a second rabbit '''in the same place''', only to see the falcon fly in a completely different direction. As a result, I conclude that FalconFinder2 is useless, ''also see above comment about the directions not being precise''. I suggest simply dropping a rabbit, watching falcon fly off, searching 5-10 nearby trees roughly in direction indicated, then give up and drop another rabbit to reset the falcon's location. This produced falcons every 3-4 rabbits without a lot of running around. -Ikuu
**As a contrary opinion, I tracked a falcon using falcon finder across 3 regions and it was entirely accurate - it narrowed the possible region down to just one oasis using 4-5 rabbits, and the falcon was in the first tree I tried. --[[User:Inkoaten|Inkoaten]] 09:25, 22 April 2009 (EST)
**If there is indeed only one falcon in Egypt at a time, someone catching it will cause the direction to change as you start orienting on the new one. Falcon finder can only show you where a falcon is, not who else might be hunting it. [[User:JulianJaynes|JulianJaynes]] 20:36, 3 May 2009 (EST)
* Falcons no longer are limited to near 0,0. They have been found as far away as Adn.
* The closer you get to the falcon, the less accurate the directional information from dropping a rabbit. This is not a bug. [[User:JulianJaynes|JulianJaynes]] 17:38, 30 June 2009 (EST)
* I tracked 2 falcons simultaneously via chariot hops. There are at least two in Egypt, though they may not always appear at the same time. --[[User:Wrongskian|Wrongskian]]

=== Ibis ===

Official game info from University of Body:

''Only one flock of Ibis inhabits Egypt. Tagging a single bird causes it to flee, but the rest of the flock is unfazed. The flock tends to move at night, and resettle in the morning.''

<gallery>
Image:ibis.jpg|Ibis</gallery>

*The ibis flock consists of 21 birds and appears at a random spot on any shore at 6:00am. Any ibis not tagged by 6:00pm will despawn.
*It is a courtesy to announce the flock of Ibis somewhere. Whether or not you want to inform your guild brothers and sisters first, or your close friends, or straight away post their location in the E! channel, is up to you. But if you want to see some fun havoc after you've spotted the flock, announce it in E! and see some people go into panic-mode.
*When you announce a flock's location, please mention the region, its coordinates and where it is close to (e.g. schools or universities, for example).
*It is a courtesy for someone to stay with the flock, and keep announcing how many there are left.
*It is a courtesy for people on their way to the flock to announce that fact. Others coming from far can then estimate if there would be any left on their arrival, thus making a decision to go or not.
*It is considered poor sportsmanship to build obstructions to prevent an ibis from being visible, e.g. a mine or quarry. Likewise, ibis should not be "reserved"-- they are strictly first come, first serve.
*You may only capture one ibis per Egyptian day. In practice, this seems to mean one ibis per 24 Egyptian hours rather than one ibis per spawn. You cannot tag two ibis within 24 Egyptian hours, even if the two ibis are in different spawns.

=== Otters ===

Official game info from University of Body:

''Otters build an underground network of tunnels. It is possible to put a board down to block a portion of the network, but if too many holes are blocked, the otter will get annoyed and eat a board!''

[[image:otter.png]]

Note: From what I gather, all, but one, of the 12 holes have 4 escape routes. It is impossible to capture an otter from a hole with 4 escape routes. Your job is to find the hole that only has 3 escape routes and use the 3 boards to block those holes. As soon as you see a hole has 4 escape routes, then thats a good candidate to put a board in. ~[[User:Cegaiel | Cegaiel]]

Note #2: Some holes have 5 exits so don't assume all just have 4 options ~[[User:Dianess | Dianess]]

* Each otter has 12 holes that it can escape to, and mock you from.
* Try catching the otter and map which holes it escapes to. Using your 3 boards to force it to specific holes, eventually you will find one hole with only 3 exits in which you should put your boards.
* While out and bout to trap otters carry a avg of 20 boards on you. It appears this tale the otters are fixed...not like last tale. This tale you must trap them between 3 holes now. Easy way to do this is to map out the hole locations, if more than 3 boards are placed wrong the otter will eat the boards.
** ''Note'' - Otters seem to put up with a variable number of boards ... a guildmate had one eaten when he placed more than 3 boards, I've had one eaten on more than 4 (eaten when a 5th was placed) and my wife had one eaten a board on the placement of the 10th board. - [[User:Tahrqa|Tahrqa]]
:: I caught one after placing 7 boards, with none eaten. Probably just lucky, though. --[[User:Shebi|Shebi]] 20:44, 11 February 2009 (EST)
** ''Also Note'': Once caught the holes (and any boards in them) disappear.
* Sometimes an otter's holes can be hidden by objects like mines, quarries, and warehouses.
* Otters can be found in grassland or desert: in that case, their holes look like silt (but brownish), or a round version of a flimsy brick rack, if you will.
* Otters can be "tag-teamed," meaning that two people may put three boards each into otter holes. However, the otter will still escape if boards are not blocking all exits from the hole he's in.
* One method of catching an otter: get a piece of graph paper. Run around and find and map all holes on your graph paper. Note which hole the otter is presently in and mark that hole number 1 and try to catch the otter. Find the hole that the otter went to next and mark that number 2. You now know that holes 1 and 2 are connected. Try to catch the otter again. Mark the hole that the otter escapes to number 3. You now know that holes 2 and 3 are connected. Continue in this matter until you have a pretty good idea of which holes are connected to each other. In this way you will be able to determine the otter's escape routes from each hole. Once you have figured out which hole has only three escape routes, you will be able to place your boards in the escape route holes and capture the otter. This takes TIME. It took me over an hour to map the holes and determine where to catch the otter. Best of luck to you!!
*A simple mapping method:
*#Turn off your "auto pick up piles of 50 or fewer items" option.
*#Pick up 78 sand.
*#Drop 1 sand by the first hole you find.
*#Drop 2 sand by the next hole you find.
*#Continue until you've labeled each hole with a sand bucket.
*#Locate the otter, click on the sand bucket to see which number hole this is, and write it down. Try to catch the otter.
*#Relocate the otter, click on the sand bucket to see which number hole this is, draw an arrow from your first number and write down the second one.
*#Continue with mapping and blocking as above.
:Basically, this avoids having to keep track of coords, where holes are in relation to each other, etc. You always know which hole it is immediately just by checking the bucket.
*Another otter catching method. This should only use 3-4 boards and take about 5 minutes if you know generally where all of the holes are. - [[User:Engine|Engine]]
*#Move to the first hole that has an otter and try to catch it; place a board in this hole,
*#Find the hole the otter has moved to and mark it with a piece of grass. This will be the hole you want it finish up in,
*#Click on the otter and move to the new hole,
*#If the otter moves back to the hole marked with grass, put a board in the hole it just came from and click on the otter again,
*#Repeat the last two steps until you've caught the otter
*Links
*# [[User:Khnum/Otter_Catching_Guide|Otter Catching Guide - by Khnum]]

{{TestsNav|Body}}

Atlas

2010-08-30T12:11:46Z

Mayjori: /* Map */

[[Image:Amunet-Regions-2.jpg|right]]

This '''Atlas''' gives information about ATITD's regions, natural features and human creations of note.

== Regions and Boundaries ==

The seven regions of Egypt are, with the exception of Sinai, named for the seven sisters of the Pleiades from Greek mythology (fittingly, the daughters of {{Link|Atlas}}).

{| border = '1'
! Region !! North !! South !! West !! East !! Chariot Stop
|-
|{{Link|Region|Alcyone}} || 3000 || 1000 || 11 || 3300 || 1740, 2313
|-
| {{Link|Region|Celaeno}} || 4459 || -2600 || -3070 || 10 || -1717, 832
|-
| {{Link|Region|Maia}} || -2600 || -8200 || -3070 || 5120 || -9680, -5595
|-
| {{Link|Region|Merope}} || 8200 || 4450 || -3070 || 10 || -1609, 7628
|-
|{{Link|Region|Sinai}} || 8200 || 1000 || 2000 || 5125 ||
|-
|{{Link|Region|Sterope}} || 1000 || -2600 || 11 || 5120 || 1995, -2012
|-
|{{Link|Region|Taygete}} || 8200 || 3000 || 11 || 2001 || 885, 6036
|}

==Map==

<googlemap lat=1010 lon=0 zoom=2 width=600 height=1020
icons="/wiki/tale5/images/markers/marker{label}.png"
iconsize="32x32"
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, Ag,Al,An,Au,Co,Cu,Fe,Go,Ir,Le,Li,Ma,Mg,Pb,Pl,Pt,Sb,Si,Sn,Sr,St,Ti,Tn,Tu,W,Zi,Zn"
type=game>

(WhW) 5103,3460, White Sand at Sinai (5103, 3460)
(WhW) -2533, 5799, White Sand at Merope (-2533, 5779)
(WhW) -2988, 686, White Sand at Celaeno (-2988, 686)
(WhW) -1171, 1949, White Sand at Celaeno (-1171, 1949)
(WhW) 155, -1963, White Sand at Sterope (155, -1963)
(WhW) 3908, -733, White Sand at Sterope (3908, -733)
(WhW) -559, 2507, White Sand at Celaeno (-559, 2507)
(WhW) 420, 3702, White Sand at Taygete (420, 3702)
(WhW) -592, 8081, White Sand at Merope(-592, 8081)
(WhW) 391, 6944, White Sand at Taygete( 391, 6944)
(WhW) 408, 6546, White Sand at Taygete( 408, 6546)

(RdR) 4357,-7001, Red Sand at Maia (4357, -7001)
(RdR) 1444,674, Red Sand at Sterope (1444, 674)
(RdR) 147,-1977, Red Sand at Sterope (147, -1977)
(RdR) 715,-873, Red Sand at Sterope (715, -873)
(RdR) 584,-1631, Red Sand at Sterope (584, -1631)
(RdR) 298,3541, Red Sand at Taygete (298, 3541)
(RdR) 2380,2851, Red Sand at Taygete (2380, 2851)
(RdR) 1955,3993, Red Sand at Taygete (1955, 3993)
(RdR) -2676, 6765, Red Sand at Merope (-2676, 6765)

(PuT) 4772,5886, Tar at Sinai 4772,5886
(PuT) 1504,4329, Tar at Taygete 1504,4329
(PuT) -1901,1853, Tar at Celaeno -1901,1853
(PuT) 58,1286, Tar at Alcyone 58 1286
(PuT) 3201,-7651, Tar at Maia 3201, -7651

(YeS) 5089,3891, Sulphurous Water at Sinai (5089,3891)
(YeS) 681,2017, Sulphurous Water (681, 2017)
(YeS) 2528, -388, Sulphurous Water (2528, -388)
(YeS) 3022, 5194, Sulphurous Water (3022, 5194)

(BlA) 1640,2640, Acro Field

(GrL) -1720, 1990, Limestone
(GrL) 275, 6375, Limestone
(GrL) -1380, 1950, Limestone
(GrL) -1206, 3403, Limestone
(GrL) -108, 2565, Limestone
(GrL) 1476, 4319, Limestone
(GrL) 816, 1506, Limestone at 816, 1506
(GrL) 916, 996, Limestone at 916, 996
(GrL) 406, 4440, Limestone at 406, 4440
(GrL) 768, 5846, Limestone at 768, 5846
(GrL) 1138,6970, Limestone at 1138, 3970 Tayagete
(GrL) -2015,-2385, Limestone at -2015,-2385 Celaeno
(GrL) -1970, -3230, Limestone at -1970, -3230 Maia
(GrL) 759, -4802, Limestone at 759, -4802 Maia
(GrL) 4350,-1130, Limestone at Sterope 4350,-1130
(GrL) 2969, 5646, Limestone at Sinai 2969, 5646
(GrL) 378, 4937, Limestone at Taygete 378, 4937
(GrL) 1531, 3971, Limestone at Taygete 1531, 3971
(GrL) -2260, 815, Limestone at -2260, 815 Celaeno
(GrL) 1145, 5544, Limestone at 1145, 5544 Celaeno
(GrL) 596, -1636, Limestone at 596, -1636 Sterope
(GrL) 2117, -1371, Limestone at 2117, -1371 Sterope

(KhR) 853, -5566, Maian Research Team Guild

(BlP) -2257, -190, CPU/public buildings at -12257, -190 Celaeno
(Fe) -962, 2231, Public Iron mine/emeralds at -962, 2231 Celaeno

(BlH)1759, 2301, Public Essence of Harmony at 1759, 2301, Alcyone
</googlemap>

== Chariot Routes ==
See [[Chariot Routes]]

== Locations ==
=== Amunet ===
* [[Atlas/Amunet|Amunet specific locations]]
** [[Atlas/Amunet/Limestone|Map of limestone locations]]
** [[Atlas/Amunet/Expo_Site|Map of Expedition Site locations]]
** [[Atlas/Amunet/Humble_Priests_Alter|Map of Humble Priests' Alter locations]]

===Celaeno===
*[[Region/Amunet/Celaeno|Celaeno Regional Atlas]]

===Maia===
* [[Atlas/Maia|Maia specific locations]]

===Sterope===
* [[Atlas/Sterope|Sterope specific locations]]

===Taygete===

* [[Atlas/Taygete|Central Taygete zoomin]]
* [[Region/Amunet/Taygete#Public_Buildings|Taygete Public Works and Mining Camps]]

== Resources ==

Here is a [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/images/egypt.png high resolution map of Egypt (T5A Shard)]. WARNING: This is a 29MB PNG; it's not recommended to look at this in a browser as you may go blind.

----
[[Category:Atlas]]

Chariot Routes

2010-08-26T19:38:06Z

Mayjori:

{{Regions

|Merope=

'''Open Routes'''
* Celaeno
**time cost
'''Closed Routes'''
* Taygete
** 23 more needed

|Celaeno=

'''Open Routes'''
* Sterope
**3h 53m 51s
* Alcyone
**3h 8m 3s
'''Closed Routes'''
* Maia
** 20 more needed
* Merope
** 20 more needed

|Maia=

'''Open Routes'''
* Sterope
**3hr 6m 24s
'''Closed Routes'''
* Celaeno
** 5 more needed

|Sterope=

'''Open Routes'''
* Celaeno
**3hr 53m 51s
* Sinai
**5hr 53m 9s
* Maia
**3hr 6m 24s
* Alcyone
** 3hr 36m 39s

|Alcyone=

'''Open Routes'''
* Celaeno
** 3hr 8m 3s
* Taygete
** 3hr 11min 42s
* Sterope
** 3hr 36 min 39 s

|Sinai=

'''Open Routes'''
* Sterope
**5hr 53m 9s
'''Closed Routes'''
* Taygete
** 26 more needed

|Taygete=

'''Open Routes'''
* Alcyone
**3hr 11m 42s
* Sinai
**1hr 41m 21s
* Merope
** Working on time

}}

Taygete Desert Obelisk Queue

2010-08-20T00:16:39Z

Mayjori: /* Tayget Desert Obelisk Queue */

=== Tayget [[Desert_Obelisk|Desert Obelisk]] Queue ===
(1 Egyptian week Pass time, approximately 2 1/2 days)

You only need to build a 7 cubit obelisk until it is your turn in the queue. This Obelisk can be disassembled and your materials returned. Please do not jump the Queue. It will only make the test take longer for everyone and cost more resources than it needs to. Known Queuejumpers will be posted here.

Please note in the table if you have your materials ready!
{|cellspacing="0" border="1" width="400" class="wikitable sortable"
!User !! Height !! Status !! date passed
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| poke || 16 || bowing out for now. thanks queuejumpers!
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| Wampak || 18 || Built
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| bcoastaldawn || 10 || Collecting done
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| Wati || 20 || Collecting
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| ruby || 22 || Collecting
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| misty || 23 || Collecting
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| emeraldlily || 23 || Collecting
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| beans || 24 || Collecting
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| stevehotep || 25 || Collecting
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| Skar || 26 || Collecting
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| haraelendil || 27 || Collecting
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| Seamus || 27 || Collecting
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| Killarag || 28 || Collecting
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| Orcoo || 29 || Collecting
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| Jonnerz || 30 || Collecting
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| Nurkii || 31 || Collecting
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| Rashidi || 32 || Collecting
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| DaSpozz || 33 || Collecting
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| Frisha || 34 || Collecting
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| Pawnee || 35 || Collecting
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| Ayeshara || 36 || Collecting
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| Tamb || 37 || Collecting
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| kyrea || 38 || Collecting
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| sheeba || 39 || Collecting
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| kiaya || 34 || Collecting
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| fahli || 35 || Collecting
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| sahil || 36 || Collecting
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| Serapis || 37 || Materials Collected
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| Cyndi || 38 || Collecting
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| Seph || 39 || Collecting
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| Windsong || 40 || Collecting
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| Varsus || 41 || Collecting
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| Jobo || 42 || Collecting
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| Zaphod || 43 || Collecting
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| Miss Mau || 44 || Collecting
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| Kemet || 45 || Collecting
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| Jayn || 46 || Collecting
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| Kate || 47 || Collecting
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| Lorraine || 48 || Collecting
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| Alexa || 49 || Collecting
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| Corwynt || 50 || Collecting
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| ZiamorKyo || 51 || Collecting
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| Emerson || 52 || Collecting
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| Scar || 53 || Collecting
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| Cleo || 54 || Collecting
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| poke || 55 || Collecting
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| Meriamon || 56 || Collecting
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| Nielas || 57 || Collecting
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| Mayjori || 58 || Collecting
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