http://www.atitd.org/wiki/t5w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Orrin 2026-06-02T10:48:32Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.35.2 http://www.atitd.org/wiki/t5w/index.php?title=Dowsing/Amunet&diff=10441 2010-08-25T09:06:15Z

<p>Orrin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ATechnology|Dowsing|Body|level=4|lessons=4?|prereqs=0|<br /> {{ATechResource|Sharpened Stick|49}}<br /> {{ATechResource|Cactus Sap|1111}}<br /> |listreqs=<br /> {{AResNone}}<br /> |matreqs=<br /> {{AResNone}}<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Uses ==<br /> Allows the assembly of a [[Dowsing Rod]], used to locate veins of metal ore.<br /> <br /> == Tips n Tricks==<br /> <br /> Sometimes the absence of an ore is as important as presence. If you find a gap in a vein of ore, it's quite probable that you have an intersection of rare ore!<br /> <br /> == Ores ==<br /> <br /> === Copper ===<br /> Appears as copper with 0 perception. Copper veins are usually quite long and narrow, no more then 5-10 coordinates wide and up to 100-200 coordinates long. The vein can run in any direction.<br /> <br /> === Iron ===<br /> Appears as iron with 2 perception. Iron veins are usually quite long and narrow, no more then 5-10 coordinates wide and up to 100-200 coordinates long. The vein can run in any direction.<br /> <br /> === Tin ===<br /> Appears as unknown with 2 perception. Usually appears at the intersection of iron and copper veins. While iron and copper veins are long and narrow, tin appears as a small blob as small as 25x25 coordinates in size.<br /> <br /> Are you sure about the intersection thing? Got Iron/Copper/Iron and no tin -Orrin<br /> <br /> === Aluminum ===<br /> Appears as unknown with 2 perception. While iron, copper, and tin are often found together, aluminum is usually found on it's own. With 2 perception you can use this to tell aluminum from tin by dowsing the surrounding area for iron or copper.<br /> -Not entirely true. Assuming that veins follow the same very basic idea of T4, 'rarer' veins are associated with iron/copper veins (possibly tin also, but that's irrelevant). As such you could have a copper vein meeting say, a silver vein.<br /> <br /> Aluminum still dowses Unrecognized at 4 Per.<br /> <br /> (tehm: I have copper near my Alum)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Guides]]</div>

Orrin http://www.atitd.org/wiki/t5w/index.php?title=Dowsing/Amunet&diff=10440 2010-08-25T09:04:02Z

<p>Orrin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ATechnology|Dowsing|Body|level=4|lessons=4?|prereqs=0|<br /> {{ATechResource|Sharpened Stick|49}}<br /> {{ATechResource|Cactus Sap|1111}}<br /> |listreqs=<br /> {{AResNone}}<br /> |matreqs=<br /> {{AResNone}}<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Uses ==<br /> Allows the assembly of a [[Dowsing Rod]], used to locate veins of metal ore.<br /> <br /> == Tips n Tricks==<br /> <br /> Sometimes the absence of an ore is as important as presence. If you find a gap in a vein of ore, it's quite probably that you have an intersection of rare ore!<br /> <br /> == Ores ==<br /> <br /> === Copper ===<br /> Appears as copper with 0 perception. Copper veins are usually quite long and narrow, no more then 5-10 coordinates wide and up to 100-200 coordinates long. The vein can run in any direction.<br /> <br /> === Iron ===<br /> Appears as iron with 2 perception. Iron veins are usually quite long and narrow, no more then 5-10 coordinates wide and up to 100-200 coordinates long. The vein can run in any direction.<br /> <br /> === Tin ===<br /> Appears as unknown with 2 perception. Usually appears at the intersection of iron and copper veins. While iron and copper veins are long and narrow, tin appears as a small blob as small as 25x25 coordinates in size.<br /> <br /> Are you sure about the intersection thing? Got Iron/Copper/Iron and no tin -Orrin<br /> <br /> === Aluminum ===<br /> Appears as unknown with 2 perception. While iron, copper, and tin are often found together, aluminum is usually found on it's own. With 2 perception you can use this to tell aluminum from tin by dowsing the surrounding area for iron or copper.<br /> -Not entirely true. Assuming that veins follow the same very basic idea of T4, 'rarer' veins are associated with iron/copper veins (possibly tin also, but that's irrelevant). As such you could have a copper vein meeting say, a silver vein.<br /> <br /> Aluminum still dowses Unrecognized at 4 Per.<br /> <br /> (tehm: I have copper near my Alum)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Guides]]</div>

Orrin