[[Guilds/ZFree|ZFree Home]] 
[[Guilds/ZFree/Current_Projects| ZFree Current Projects]] 

===Metal Status===
{{ResTechnology|Metals|state=expanded|
{{ResResource|Aluminum | 300 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Antimony | 1615 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Copper | 239 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Gold | 1496 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Iron | 1401 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Lead | 425 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Magnesium | 0 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Platinum | 0 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Silver | 1689 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Tin | 1142 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Titanium | 0 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Tungsten | 298 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Zinc | 371 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Lithium | 0 | 10000 }}
{{ResResource|Strontium | 0 | 10000 }}
}}

{{ResTechnology|Alloys|state=expanded|
{{ResResource|Brass | 143 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Bronze | 118 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Pewter | 0 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Steel | 115 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Moon Steel | 45 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Sun Steel | 32 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Thoth's Metal | 96 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Water Metal | 18 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Metal Blue | 0 | 2000 }}
{{ResResource|Octec's Alloy | 0 | 2000 }}
}}

Guilds/ZFree/Metal Status

2012-01-26T18:21:01Z

Docsaintly:

Guilds/ZFree/Metal Status

2012-01-26T18:19:43Z

Docsaintly: Created page with "ZFree Home ZFree Current Projects ===Metal Status=== {{ResTechnology|Metals|state=expanded| {{ResResource|Aluminu..."

Guilds/ZFree/Deep Well

2012-01-21T05:51:14Z

Docsaintly:

[[Guilds/ZFree|ZFree Home]] 
[[Guilds/ZFree/Current_Projects| ZFree Current Projects]] 

Deep Well General Requirements
{{ResTechnology|DeepWell|state=expanded|
{{ResResource|Rope | 200 | 200 }}
{{ResResource|Boards | 400| 400 }}
{{ResResource| Nails| 300 | 300 }}
{{ResResource|Screw Gear | 20 | 20 }}
{{ResResource|Oil | 500 | 500 }}
{{ResResource|Leather | 2000 | 2000 }}
}}

Screw Gear Material Requirements
{{ResTechnology|ScrewGears|state=expanded|
{{ResResource|Iron | 8000 | 8000 }}
{{ResResource|Copper | 4000| 4000}}
{{ResResource| Beeswax | 12000 | 12000 }}
}}

Pledged Goods:

Veggie Harvest Spots: 

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1" style="color:black;background-color:tan;" class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Person !! Material || Amount || Status ||
|-
| Augusta || Rope || 100 ||ready to deliver ||
|-
| Troglin || Beeswax|| 1000 ||400 donated ||
|-
| Zelders || Rope || 100 || ||
|-
| Zelders || Boards || 200 || ||
|-
| Zelders || Nails || 150 || ||
|-
| zFree/RP Metal || Screw Gears || 17 || ||
|-
| Zelders || Oil || 250 || ||
|-
| Zelders || Leather ||500 || ||
|-
| Kanixihk || Leather || 300 || ||
|-
| Bambi || Beeswax || 1000 || ||
|-

|-
|}

Guilds/ZFree/Current Projects

2012-01-21T05:50:26Z

Docsaintly:

[[Guilds/ZFree|ZFree Home]] 

This is our current list of projects that we are working on, check often as they will be updated as things progress.

'''Current Projects:'''

[[Guilds/ZFree/Raeli Ovens |1. Raeli Ovens Project]] 

'''Completed Projects:''' (Good job team!)

[[Guilds/ZFree/Gyro_Project#Gyros | Gyro Project]] 
[[Guilds/ZFree/Deep Well | Deep Well Project]]

Guides/Mining

2012-01-16T02:22:55Z

Docsaintly: /* Tips */

{{Languages}}

To get to the Mining Technology Page click here: [[Mining/Amunet|Mining]] 

== Tips ==

When done mining a public mine, please press "Stop working this mine" so the crystals disappear and won't cause lag.

There is a utility available called Stone Crusher available that can solve all types of mines. Read about it here: [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale6/User:Docsaintly/StoneCrusher Tale 6 Docsaintly/StoneCrusher]

== Public Mines ==

See the [[Guides/Mining/Map|Public Mine Locations]] page.

== General Description of Mining ==

* Anyone can see what type of [[Mine|Ore Mine]] it is. These mines do not crumble so there is no repair cost.

* When dowsing, 'Unrecognizable ore' means the required Perception is double your current rounded up. That's the current theory.

* Work the Mine, Normal hotkey [W] to get the first set or new set of ore stones. There should be an option for Color Blind Mode. (There is, but you need to do a GM call to get it set for you permanently)

* Minimum number of Ore Stones in a successful Workload for any ore seems to be a minimum of 3 Ore Stones chosen. (Silver requires 4 stones)

* Gems and coal are produced when one of the Ore Stones crumbles. When a specific Ore Stone has been selected in a correct workload 7 times it crumbles. (In Beta, Lithium stone crumbled after only 3 workloads)

* "All same or all different" means that each set needs to be either of the same or of a different type. E.g., the crystal color could be all red or 3 different colors.

* "Some same and some different" means that each set must contain a pair and one different from the pair. E.g., the crystal colors could be 2 yellows and 1 red.

{| border=4 cellpadding="1" cellspacing="3" style="background-color:#CCDFFF"
|'''Region'''
|'''Gem'''
|-
| Valley of Kings
| Emerald
|-
| Cats Claw Ridge
| Quartz
|-
| Old Egypt
| Ruby
|-
| Desert Of Nomads
| Sapphire
|-
| Lake Of Reeds
| ???
|-
| Four Corners
| Sapphire
|-
| Midland Valley
| Emerald
|-
| Sinai
| Quartz
|-
| Desert Of Shades
| Ruby
|-
| River Plains
| Diamond
|-
| Seven Lakes
| Opal
|-
| Cradle Of The Sun
| Topaz
|-
| South Egypt
| Topaz
|-
| Eastern Grounds
| Opal
|-
| Hinterlands
| Diamond
|-
|}

{|{table} border=5 cellpadding="1" cellspacing="3" style="background-color:#CCDFFF"
|'''Ore Type'''
|'''Number of Ore Stones in a set'''
|'''Varying Characteristics'''
|'''Characteristic Rules for a Successful Workload'''
|'''Tutorial Link for Ore'''
|-

| [[Aluminum]]
| 9
| 4 Stone Colours, 4 Stone Shapes, 4 Base Colours
| All Same or All Different
|
|-

| [[Antimony]]
| 14
| 5 Crystal Colours, 5 Crystal Shapes, 2 Base Shapes
| All Same or All Different
|
|-

| [[Copper]]
| 8
| 3 Stone Colours, 4 Stone Shapes
| All Same or All Different
|
|-

| [[Gold]]
| 12
| 3 Stone Colours, 3 Stone Patterns, 3 Crystal Colours, 3 Crystal Shapes
| All Same or All Different
|
|-

| [[Iron]]
| 7
| 3 Stone Colours, 3 Crystal Shapes
| All Same or All Different
|
|-

| [[Lead]]
| 9
| 5 Stone Colours, 4 Stone Shapes, 3 stone patterns
| All Same or All Different
|
|-

| [[Magnesium]] || 9 || 7 Stone Colours, 3 Stone Shapes, 3 Stone Patterns || All Same or All Different
|-
| [[Platinum]]
| 12
| 5 Stone Colours, 5 Stone Patterns, 5 Crystal Colours, 5 Base Shapes
| Some Same and Some Different: If mining 3 orestones, 2 must have same stone color and 3rd be different; 2 must have same base shape and 3rd be different, etc. Note: if 'A' is the orestone with the different stone color, either 'A', 'B' or 'C' can be the orestone with the different base.
|
|-

| Sand
| 7
| 7 Stone Colors
| All Same or All Different
|
|-

| [[Silver]]
| 10
| 5 Stone Colours, 5 Base Shapes, 5 Base Colours
| 3+ All Same or All Different
|
|-

| [[Tin]]
| 9
| 4 Stone Colours, 4 Stone Pattern
| All Same or All Different '''Observations: 3-stone pull usually yields 25-75 ore. 4-stone pulls can yield 500-2000 depending on previous pulls. Needs verification.''' [[User:MrStoned|MrStoned]] 18:40, 8 October 2010 (EST) 2nd 4 stone pull (after several 3 stone pulls) yielded 3200+ for me. [[User:Milythael|Milythael]] 7 December, 2010 ~7:00 PM CDT
|
|-

| [[Titanium]] || 12 || 5 Stone Colours, 5 Stone Shapes, 5 Base Colours, 5 Base Shapes || Min 3 stones, All Same or All Different ||
|-
| [[Tungsten]] || 12 || 3 Stone Shapes, 3 Body Patterns, 3 Crystal Shapes, 3 Base Shapes || 2 Same and 1 different ||
|-
| [[Zinc]] || 10 || 3 Stone Colours, 3 Base Shapes, 3 Crystal Colours || All Same or All Different ||
|-
| [[Lithium]] || 10 || 7 Stone Patterns, 7 Crystal Shapes || 2 Same and 1 Different for each characteristic. Four stone workloads are possible but yield almost no ore. Stones crumble after 3 loads. || ||
|-
| [[Strontium]] || 10 || 7 Stone Colours, 7 Crystal Colours, 7 Base Colours || 2 Same and 1 Different in each of three categories ||
|-
|}

[[Image:T5Mine.jpg | 400px | Tale 5 Mine]]
[[Image:T5OreStones.jpg | 400px | T5 Ore Stones]]

Tale 5 Mine.................................................................................Tale 5 Ore Stones

== Playing the Mining Game ==

* We will use a Copper Mine in this example. Copper Mines use the Ore Stone characteristics of body colours and body shapes. You will always play the Mining Game with this type of mine with those characteristics. In the chart above, successful workloads will have characteristics that are either all the same or all different for copper.

* Click on the Mine and choose Work this Mine, Normal [W] to bring out a new Ore Stone set.

[[Image:T5OreStoneSet.jpg | 500px | Tale 5 Ore Stone Set]]

* Left-click the stones that you think will be either All Same or All Different as in the chart above for this Ore Stone Set and choose Add this to the Workload [A]. In this example I chose All Different for both colour and shape, so all stone shapes must be different and all stone colors must be different (yellow, purple, blue). A blue rotating ring appears around each stone you choose. Two Ore Stones have been chosen and a blue Ore Stone is about to be chosen.

[[Image:Workload.jpg | 700px | T5 Workload]]

*Left-click the last Ore Stone and choose Add this to the Workload and Finalize [S]. If you chose a correct set of Ore Stones then you will see the flyaway message as below! You win some ore! The ore amount is added into the pot and you can Take.

[[Image:T5WorkloadScore.jpg | 700px | Cyan Shade 1]]

[[Category:Guides]]

== [[Guides/Mining/Sand Mining|Sand Mining]] ==

''Check out the [[Guides/Mining/Sand_Mining|Sand Mining Guide]] for pictures and charts that explain this process. Now in living color!''

Sand mines have 7 stones varying only in Body Colour. All 7 colours are possible, but unlikely to come out all at once. Having only one varying property makes sand mines much easier to mine for gems. The aim is to find groups of 3+ with all same or all different colours, and to work as many stones as possible seven times so that they crumble into gems (and coal).

If there are no triples having the same colour, it is possible to collapse all seven stones according to a simple rule: Make a workload of three stones using one from each pair (including other stones if there are fewer than 3 pairs), then make a workload of the four other stones. Repeat this seven times, and all stones will crumble yielding seven gems.

With just a triple (and four singles), you can get 5 gems by making all possible workloads of 3 stones using one from the triple, and then a workload of 5 stones.

You can take out 6 of the ore stones with this combination, Using one of the triple and the 4 singles will give you 6 sets. Do this with a 2nd of the triples, then with the 3rd of the triple you will have 2 sets and take out the 4 single stones then complete with doing the triple and that will take out two of the triple leaving you with just the one stone left. (Fez)

With a triple and a pair, you can get 3 gems by doing all possible workloads using stones from each of the triple and the pair (there are 12 of these), then a 4-workload.

User:Docsaintly/StoneCrusher

2012-01-16T02:21:40Z

Docsaintly: /* Links */

== Links ==

Stone Crusher: [http://aspspider.info/docsaintly/ http://aspspider.info/docsaintly/]

Cegaiel's Silver Tutorial (Another method of explaining stone crusher): [http://sharpnetwork.net/atitd/macros/docsaintly-mining/ Cegaiel's Silver Tutorial using Stone Crusher]

Original Mining Guide [[Guides/Mining]]

== Quick Info ==
The basis of this tool is that it will solve mines for you. All you do is input the information about each stone (e.g. stone 1 is red, and round, stone 2 is ...)

It seems like a lot to handle at first, but you just have to read this guide once, and then never worry about solving a mine again ;). I timed myself once and was able to mine 25,000 iron ore in 15 minutes. So, this tool is helpful for the easy ores and the hard ones (like silver).

== Guide ==
In order to make using the tool easier, I will give a description of my work flow.

First I analyze the stones and try to find the easiest way to number them. This is often a pattern, like rows, a spiral, or whatever seems easiest for the set of stones. You will find that this is the HARDEST part - keeping the stone number straight. That's why I suggest making a pattern that is natural for you.

You can see below two methods I usually use to number them.

[[Image:Pattern1.jpg]]

[[Image:Pattern2.jpg]]

In this example we'll be using the spiral numbering pattern.

Next, we need to identify the attributes of each stone. In this example, we're working copper, so we need to identify the stone color and stone shape.

I identify the three possible colors of copper as: Magenta, Green, Cyan which I abbreviate as M,G,C respectively.

I identify the stone shapes as a progression from flattest to tallest as a number from 1-4. You can see the pictures of this below.

Type 1

[[Image:Type1.jpg]]

Type 2

[[Image:Type2.jpg]]

Type 3

[[Image:Type3.jpg]]

Type 4

[[Image:Type4.jpg]]

So, for stone 1, the color is Magenta, stone 2 is Green, and so on. You can see them identified below

[[Image:Pattern2_Colors.jpg]]

Next, we need to identify the stone type of each stone. Stone 1 is type 4, stone 2 is type 2, stone 3 is type 3, stone 4 is type 1.

Below we can see all the stones, numbers, and stone type.

[[Image:Pattern2_Colors_Types.jpg]]

I'm not sure how many people do this mentally when working stones, but I usually do - just not as structured as this method. The reason for this structure, is that now we enter this information into our Stone Crusher tool and it will tell us the workable combinations.

The columns numbered 1-14 identify the stone we are entering attributes for. The rows lettered A-D identify the attributes for each stone. When you select the type of ore you're working with, the columns/rows that don't apply to the stone are blanked out.

The reason the stones are the columns instead of the row is that I find it easier to focus on a single attribute and identify that attribute for all stones, and then work on the next attribute for all stones.

Below we can see the stone crusher filled out, and showing the possibilities for this data.

[[Image:StoneCrusher.jpg]]

Keep in mind that you can use any method of entering the attribute information. If you prefer to type out names like "flat" or to just use a number, that's fine. As long as you're consistent with the information you enter this tool will work.

Also, to speed up entry, you can use the tab key. It's easiest if you have two screens, or have one screen big enough to have stone crusher and the game visible at the same time.

For me, I usually position (and lock) the camera, and then look at the stones while typing (e.g.: 1 <TAB> 2 <TAB> 1 <TAB> 3 <TAB> etc.) because this will fill in each stone in order, and then move on to the next attribute.

This can be used in conjunction with my Quick Mining macro. [[User:Docsaintly/Macros/QuickMining]]

User:Docsaintly/StoneCrusher

2012-01-16T02:21:11Z

Docsaintly: Created page with "== Links == Stone Crusher: [http://aspspider.ws/docsaintly/ http://aspspider.ws/docsaintly/] Cegaiel's Silver Tutorial (Another method of explaining stone crusher): [http://sha..."

== Links ==

Stone Crusher: [http://aspspider.ws/docsaintly/ http://aspspider.ws/docsaintly/]

Cegaiel's Silver Tutorial (Another method of explaining stone crusher): [http://sharpnetwork.net/atitd/macros/docsaintly-mining/ Cegaiel's Silver Tutorial using Stone Crusher]

Original Mining Guide [[Guides/Mining]]

== Quick Info ==
The basis of this tool is that it will solve mines for you. All you do is input the information about each stone (e.g. stone 1 is red, and round, stone 2 is ...)

It seems like a lot to handle at first, but you just have to read this guide once, and then never worry about solving a mine again ;). I timed myself once and was able to mine 25,000 iron ore in 15 minutes. So, this tool is helpful for the easy ores and the hard ones (like silver).

== Guide ==
In order to make using the tool easier, I will give a description of my work flow.

First I analyze the stones and try to find the easiest way to number them. This is often a pattern, like rows, a spiral, or whatever seems easiest for the set of stones. You will find that this is the HARDEST part - keeping the stone number straight. That's why I suggest making a pattern that is natural for you.

You can see below two methods I usually use to number them.

[[Image:Pattern1.jpg]]

[[Image:Pattern2.jpg]]

In this example we'll be using the spiral numbering pattern.

Next, we need to identify the attributes of each stone. In this example, we're working copper, so we need to identify the stone color and stone shape.

I identify the three possible colors of copper as: Magenta, Green, Cyan which I abbreviate as M,G,C respectively.

I identify the stone shapes as a progression from flattest to tallest as a number from 1-4. You can see the pictures of this below.

Type 1

[[Image:Type1.jpg]]

Type 2

[[Image:Type2.jpg]]

Type 3

[[Image:Type3.jpg]]

Type 4

[[Image:Type4.jpg]]

So, for stone 1, the color is Magenta, stone 2 is Green, and so on. You can see them identified below

[[Image:Pattern2_Colors.jpg]]

Next, we need to identify the stone type of each stone. Stone 1 is type 4, stone 2 is type 2, stone 3 is type 3, stone 4 is type 1.

Below we can see all the stones, numbers, and stone type.

[[Image:Pattern2_Colors_Types.jpg]]

I'm not sure how many people do this mentally when working stones, but I usually do - just not as structured as this method. The reason for this structure, is that now we enter this information into our Stone Crusher tool and it will tell us the workable combinations.

The columns numbered 1-14 identify the stone we are entering attributes for. The rows lettered A-D identify the attributes for each stone. When you select the type of ore you're working with, the columns/rows that don't apply to the stone are blanked out.

The reason the stones are the columns instead of the row is that I find it easier to focus on a single attribute and identify that attribute for all stones, and then work on the next attribute for all stones.

Below we can see the stone crusher filled out, and showing the possibilities for this data.

[[Image:StoneCrusher.jpg]]

Keep in mind that you can use any method of entering the attribute information. If you prefer to type out names like "flat" or to just use a number, that's fine. As long as you're consistent with the information you enter this tool will work.

Also, to speed up entry, you can use the tab key. It's easiest if you have two screens, or have one screen big enough to have stone crusher and the game visible at the same time.

For me, I usually position (and lock) the camera, and then look at the stones while typing (e.g.: 1 <TAB> 2 <TAB> 1 <TAB> 3 <TAB> etc.) because this will fill in each stone in order, and then move on to the next attribute.

This can be used in conjunction with my Quick Mining macro. [[User:Docsaintly/Macros/QuickMining]]

Fumeology/Single Herb

2012-01-15T10:36:41Z

Docsaintly: /* Single Herb Table */ - Fixed Blood Root duplicate and alphabetical order of a few entries

See [[Fumeology]]

==Single Herb Table==

You can copy and paste this to your own page to keep track of which herbs you have tasted, and which you haven't. On your own page, replace the "Verified in T5" header with something like "Point?", delete everything in that column, and add "yes" when you get a point from smoking an herb.

Please update this table as needed with taste and aroma. Some are from T3 data and some are from T4.

In past tales it has not changed. ''--[[User:Phantasia|Phantasia]] 01:09, 31 January 2009 (EST)''

{| border="1" class="wikitable sortable"
! Herb Name !! Flavor !! Aroma !! Verified in T6
|-
| Allbright || Antiseptic || Exotic Spices || {{6}}
|-
| Aloe || Mellow || Moss || {{6ok}}
|-
| Altar's Blessing || Spicy || Pepper ||{{6ok}}
|-
| Anansi || Spicy || Sulfur || {{6ok}}
|-
| Apiphenalm || Woody || Licorice || {{6}}
|-
| Apothecary's Scythe || Antiseptic || Pine || {{6}}
|-
| Artemisia || Antiseptic || Lead Pencil || {{6}}
|-
| Asafoetida || Mellow || Pepper || {{6}}
|-
| Asane || Bitter || Sulfur || {{6}}
|-
| Ashoka || Sweet || Roasted Onions || {{6}}
|-
| Azure Tristeria || Woody || Leather || {{6}}
|-
| Banto || Hot || Pepper || {{6ok}}
|-
| Bay Tree || Smokey || Minerals || {{6}}
|-
| Bee Balm || Hot || Sulfur || {{5}}
|-
| Beetle Leaf || Dry || Pine || {{6}}
|-
| Beggar's Button || Spicy || Licorice || {{6}}
|-
| Bhillawa || Toasty || Dried Cherries || {{6}}
|-
| Bilimbi || Mellow || Pine || {{6}}
|-
| Bitter Florian || Spicy || Stewed Vegetables || {{6}}
|-
| Black Pepper Plant || Mellow || Berries || {{6}}
|-
| Blessed Mariae || Hot || Camel Dung || {{6}}
|-
| Bleubillae || || || {{5}}
|-
| Blood Balm || Hot || Rotting Flesh || {{6}}
|-
| Blood Blossom || Toasty || Licorice || {{5}}
|-
| Blooded Harebell || Mellow || Camel Dung || {{6}}
|-
| Blood Root || Astringent || Roasted Onions || {{6}}
|-
| Bloodwort || Sweet || Pepper || {{6}}
|-
| Blue Damia || Bitter || Smoldering Paper || {{6}}
|-
| Blue Tarafern || Toasty || Stewed Vegetables || {{6}}
|-
| Blueberry Tea Tree || Smokey || Roasted Nuts || {{6}}
|-
| Bluebottle Clover || Antiseptic || Cedar || {{6}}
|-
| Blushing Blossom || Toasty || Berries || {{5}}
|-
| Brassy Caltrops || Toasty || Moss || {{6}}
|-
| Brown Muskerro || Toasty || Candy || {{6}}
|-
| Buckler-leaf || Mellow || Licorice || {{6}}
|-
| Bull's Blood || Harsh || Roasted Onions || {{6}}
|-
| Burnt Tarragon || Harsh || Stewed Vegetables || {{6}}
|-
| Butterfly Damia || Bitter || Camel Dung || {{5}}
|-
| Butterroot || Antiseptic || Pepper || {{6}}
|-
| Calabash || Dry || Dried Apples || {{6}}
|-
| Camelmint || Smokey || Moss || {{5}}
|-
| Caraway || Harsh || Moss || {{6}}
|-
| Cardamom || Woody || Roasted Nuts || {{6}}
|-
| Cassia || Woody || Cedar || {{6}}
|-
| Chaffa || Woody || Pine || {{5}}
|-
| Chatinabrae || Woody || Berries || {{6}}
|-
| Chives || Burnt || Exotic Spices || {{6}}
|-
| Chukkah || Dry || Moss || {{6}}
|-
| Cicada Bean || Woody || Smoldering Paper || {{6}}
|-
| Cinnamon || Spicy || Moss || {{6}}
|-
| Cinquefoil || Smokey || Berries || {{6}}
|-
| Cirallis || Bitter || Maple || {{6}}
|-
| Clingroot || Spicy || Candy || {{6}}
|-
| Common Basil || Smokey || Earth || {{6}}
|-
| Common Rosemary || Dry || Exotic Spices || {{6}}
|-
| Common Sage || Mellow || Camel Dung || {{6ok}}
|-
| Corsacia || Burnt || Cedar || {{5}}
|-
| Covage || Dry || Licorice || {{5}}
|-
| Crampbark || Spicy || Exotic Spices || {{6}}
|-
| Cranesbill || Sweet || Cedar || {{6}}
|-
| Creeping Black Nightshade || Burnt || Dried Apples || {{6}}
|-
| Creeping Thyme || Woody || Chocolate || {{6}}
|-
| Crimson Clover || Antiseptic || Maple || {{6}}
|-
| Crimson Lettuce || Burnt || Stewed Vegetables || {{6}}
|-
| Crimson Nightshade || Smokey || Sulfur || {{6}}
|-
| Crimson Pipeweed || Sweet || Dried Apples || {{6}}
|-
| Crimson Windleaf || Toasty || Pine || {{6}}
|-
| Crumpled Leaf Basil || Smokey || Licorice || {{6}}
|-
| Curly Sage || Dry || Smoldering Paper || {{6}}
|-
| Cyan Cressida || Dry || Rotting Flesh || {{6}}
|-
| Daggerleaf || Toasty || Maple || {{6}}
|-
| Dalchini || Burnt || Pine || {{5}}
|-
| Dameshood || Dry || Lead Pencil || {{5}}
|-
| Dank Mullien || Toasty || Cedar || {{6}}
|-
| Dark Ochoa || Antiseptic || Dried Cherries || {{6ok}}
|-
| Dark Radish || Smokey || Sulfur || {{6}}
|-
| Dark Russet || Woody || Dried Apples || {{5}}
|-
| Deadly Catsclaw || Dry || Minerals || {{5}}
|-
| Deadwood Tree || Bitter || Dried Apples || {{5}}
|-
| Death's Piping || Hot || Rotting Flesh || {{6}}
|-
| Dewplant || Sweet || Chocolate || {{6}}
|-
| Digweed || Burnt || Berries || {{6}}
|-
| Discorea || Mellow || Roasted Nuts || {{6}}
|-
| Drapeau D'or || Toasty || Earth || {{6}}
|-
| Dusty Blue Sage || Mellow || Rotting Flesh || {{6}}
|-
| Dwarf Hogweed || Sweet || Exotic Spices || verified 2012/1/8
|-
| Dwarf Wild Lettuce || Burnt || Dried Cherries || {{6}}
|-
| Earth Apple || Smokey || Cedar || {{6}}
|-
| Elegia || Bitter || Moss || {{6}}
|-
| Enchanter's Plant || Antiseptic || Roasted Onions || {{5}}
|-
| Finlow || Smokey || Roasted Onions || {{6}}
|-
| Fire Allspice || Bitter || Licorice || {{6}}
|-
| Fire Lily || Spicy || Dried Cherries || {{5}}
|-
| Fivesleaf || Burnt || Leather || {{6}}
|-
| Flaming Skirret || Spicy || Moss || {{6}}
|-
| Flander's Blossom || Spicy || Smoldering Paper || {{6}}
|-
| Fleabane || Dry || Roasted Nuts || {{6ok}}
|-
| Fool's Agar || Spicy || Cedar || {{6ok}}
|-
| Fumitory || Harsh || Chocolate || {{6}}
|-
| Garcinia || Burnt || Maple || {{6}}
|-
| Garlic Chives || Burnt || Candy || {{6}}
|-
| Ginger Root || Mellow || Licorice || {{6}}
|-
| Ginger Tarragon || Harsh || Dried Cherries || {{6}}
|-
| Ginseng Root || Spicy || Licorice || {{6}}
|-
| Glechoma || Antiseptic || Minerals || {{6}}
|-
| Gnemnon || Spicy || Berries || {{6}}
|-
| Gokhru || Spicy || Rotting Flesh || {{6}}
|-
| Golden Dubloons || Sweet || Maple || {{5}}
|-
| Golden Gladalia || Astringent || Dried Apple || {{5}}
|-
| Golden Sellia || Bitter || Minerals || {{5}}
|-
| Golden Sun || Spicy || Rotting Flesh || {{6}}
|-
| Golden Sweetgrass || Harsh || Roasted Nuts || {{6}}
|-
| Golden Thyme || Woody || Dried Cherries || {{6}}
|-
| Gynura || Mellow || Earth || {{6}}
|-
| Harebell || Mellow || Oak || {{6}}
|-
| Harrow || Spicy || Oak || {{6}}
|-
| Hazlewort || Spicy || Lead Pencil || {{6ok}}
|-
| Headache Tree || Spicy || Camel Dung || {{6}}
|-
| Heartsease || Hot || Roasted Nuts || {{5}}
|-
| Hogweed || Spicy || Roasted Nuts || {{6}}
|-
| Homesteader's Palm || Dry || Sulfur || {{5}}
|-
| Honey Mint || Spicy || Chocolate || {{6}}
|-
| Houseleek || Sweet || Pine || {{6}}
|-
| Hyssop || Spicy || Pine || {{6}}
|-
| Ice Blossom || Toasty || Lead Pencil || {{5}}
|-
| Ice Mint || Spicy || Stewed Vegetables || {{6}}
|-
| Ilex || Mellow || Lead Pencil || {{6}}
|-
| Indigo Damia || Bitter || Rotting Flesh || {{6}}
|-
| Ipomoea || Woody || Camel Dung || {{6}}
|-
| Jagged Dewcup || Mellow || Maple || {{6}}
|-
| Jaivanti || Sweet || Exotic Spices || {{5}}
|-
| Jaiyanti || Sweet || Candy || {{5}}
|-
| Joy of the Mountain || Burnt || Smoldering Paper || {{5}}
|-
| Jugwort || Spicy || Dried Cherries || {{5}}
|-
| Katako Root || Harsh || Pine || {{6}}
|-
| Khokali || Toasty || Chocolate || {{5}}
|-
| King's Coin || Burnt || Lead Pencil || {{6}}
|-
| Lamae || Harsh || Cedar || {{5}}
|-
| Larkspur || Hot || Minerals || {{6}}
|-
| Lavender Navarre || Bitter || Pepper || {{6}}
|-
| Lavender Scented Thyme || Woody || Leather || {{6}}
|-
| Lemon Basil || Smokey || Lead Pencil || {{5}}
|-
| Lemondrop || Sweet || Dried Cherries || {{6}}
|-
| Lemongrass || Woody || Candy || {{5}}
|-
| Lilia || Sweet || Rotting Flesh || {{5}}
|-
| Liquorice || Smokey || Pepper || {{5}}
|-
| Lungclot || Bitter || Lead Pencil || {{6}}
|-
| Lythrum || Mellow || Berries || {{6}}
|-
| Mahonia || Antiseptic || Berries || {{5}}
|-
| Malice Weed || Spicy || Camel Dung || {{6}}
|-
| Mandrake Root || Spicy || Pine || {{5}}
|-
| Maragosa || Dry || Earth || {{6}}
|-
| Mariae || Spicy || Earth || {{6}}
|-
| Meadowsweet || Burnt || Licorice || {{6}}
|-
| Medicago || Woody || Minerals || {{6}}
|-
| Mindanao || Woody || Smoldering Paper || {{6}}
|-
| Miniature Bamboo || Woody || Smoldering Paper || {{6}}
|-
| Miniature Lamae || Harsh || Maple || {{6}}
|-
| Mirabellis Fern || Toasty || Minerals || {{6}}
|-
| Moon Aloe || || Dried Apple || {{5}}
|-
| Morpha || Spicy || Chocolate || {{6}}
|-
| Motherwort || Hot || Berries || {{6ok}}
|-
| Mountain Mint || Spicy || Candy || {{6}}
|-
| Myristica || Hot || Smoldering Paper || {{6}}
|-
| Myrrh || Woody || Earth || {{6}}
|-
| Naranga || Dry || Berries || {{5}}
|-
| Nubian Liquorice || Woody || Oak || {{5}}
|-
| Octec's Grace || Burnt || Earth || {{5}}
|-
| Opal Harebell || Mellow || Rotting Flesh || {{5}}
|-
| Orange Niali || Burnt || Moss || {{5}}
|-
| Orange Sweetgrass || Harsh || Minerals || {{5}}
|-
| Orris || Bitter || Stewed Vegetables || {{5}}
|-
| Pale Dhamasa || Burnt || Chocolate || {{5}}
|-
| Pale Ochoa || Antiseptic || Chocolate || {{5}}
|-
| Pale Russet || Woody || Dried Apple || {{5}}
|-
| Pale Skirret || Hot || Sulfur || {{5}}
|-
| Panoe || Woody || Chocolate || {{5}}
|-
| Paradise Lily || || || {{5}}
|-
| Patchouli || Antiseptic || Dried Apple || {{6ok}}
|-
| Peppermint || Spicy || Minerals || {{5}}
|-
| Pippali || Dry || Cedar || {{5}}
|-
| Pitcher Plant || Spicy || Maple || {{5}}
|-
| Primula || Woody || Sulfur || {{5}}
|-
| Prisniparni || Toasty || Leather || {{6ok}}
|-
| Pulmonaria Opal || Burnt || Candy || {{5}}
|-
| Purple Tintiri || Dry || Maple || {{5}}
|-
| Quamash || || || {{5}}
|-
| Red Pepper Plant || Mellow || Pepper || {{5}}
|-
| Revivia || Woody || Roasted Onions || {{5}}
|-
| Rhubarb || Harsh || Berries || {{5}}
|-
| Royal Rosemary || Dry || Candy || {{5}}
|-
| Rubia || Sweet || Stewed Vegetables || {{5}}
|-
| Rubydora || Spicy || Leather || {{5}}
|-
| Sacred Palm || Sweet || Oak || {{5}}
|-
| Sagar Ghota || Spicy || Sulfur || {{5}}
|-
| Sandalwood || Woody || Sulfur || {{5}}
|-
| Sandy Dustweed || Dry || Oak || {{5}}
|-
| Satsachi || Astringent || Stewed Vegetables || verified 2012/1/8
|-
| Scaley Hardwood || Bitter || Roasted Onions || {{5}}
|-
| Schisandra || Woody || Lead Pencil || {{5}}
|-
| Shrub Sage || Dry || Roasted Onions || {{6ok}}
|-
| Shrubby Basil || Smokey || Rotting Flesh || {{5}}
|-
| Shyama || Burnt || Stewed Vegetables || {{5}}
|-
| Shyamalata || Burnt || Dried Cherries || {{5}}
|-
| Sickly Root || Woody || Maple || {{5}}
|-
| Silvertongue Damia || Bitter || Roasted Nuts || {{5}}
|-
| Skirret || Spicy || Dried Apples || {{5}}
|-
| Sky Gladalia || Astringent || Exotic Spices || {{5}}
|-
| Soapwort || Smokey || Camel Dung || {{5}}
|-
| Sorrel || Woody || Pine || {{5}}
|-
| Spinach || Mellow || Roasted Nuts || {{5}}
|-
| Spinnea || Harsh || Oak || {{5}}
|-
| Squill || Mellow || Minerals || {{5}}
|-
| Steel Bladegrass || Harsh || Camel Dung || {{5}}
|-
| Stickler Hedge || Sweet || Roasted Onions || {{6}}
|-
| Strawberry Tea || Woody || Roasted Nuts || {{6ok}}
|-
| Strychnos || Toasty || Pepper || {{5}}
|-
| Sugar Cane || Woody || Rotting Flesh || {{5}}
|-
| Sweet Groundmaple || Mellow || Cedar || {{5}}
|-
| Sweetflower || Sweet || Leather || {{5}}
|-
| Sweetgrass || Harsh || Smoldering Paper || {{5}}
|-
| Sweetsop || Spicy || Pepper || {{5}}
|-
| Tagetese || Mellow || Smoldering Paper || {{5}}
|-
| Tamarask || Harsh || Candy || {{5}}
|-
| Tangerine Dream || Dry || Pepper || {{5}}
|-
| Thunder Plant || Antiseptic || Candy || {{5}}
|-
| Thyme || Woody || Stewed Vegetables || {{5}}
|-
| Tiny Clover || Antiseptic || Oak || {{5}}
|-
| Trilobe || Mellow || Cedar || {{5}}
|-
| Tristeria || Woody || Stewed Vegetables || {{5}}
|-
| True Tarragon || Harsh || Leather || {{5}}
|-
| Tsangto || Bitter || Berries || {{5}}
|-
| Tsatso || Antiseptic || Leather || {{5}}
|-
| Turtle's Shell || Burnt || Oak || {{5}}
|-
| Umber Basil || Smokey || Moss || {{5}}
|-
| Upright Ochoa || Antiseptic || Stewed Vegetables || {{5}}
|-
| Vanilla Tea Tree || || || {{5}}
|-
| Verdant Squill || Mellow || Sulfur || {{6}}
|-
| Verdant Two-Lobe || Dry || Camel Dung || {{5}}
|-
| Wasabi || Harsh || Pepper || {{5}}
|-
| Weeping Patala || Toasty || Oak || {{5}}
|-
| White Pepper Plant || Mellow || Minerals || {{5}}
|-
| Whitebelly || Hot || Berries || {{6}}
|-
| Wild Garlic || Woody || Cedar || {{5}}
|-
| Wild Lettuce || Burnt || Chocolate || {{5}}
|-
| Wild Onion || Burnt || Minerals || {{5}}
|-
| Wild Yam || Spicy || Leather || {{5}}
|-
| Wood Sage || Mellow || Sulfur || {{5}}
|-
| Xanat || Woody || Oak || {{5}}
|-
| Xanosi || Burnt || Sulfur || {{5}}
|-
| Yava || Sweet || Dried Apples || {{5}}
|-
| Yellow Gentian || Woody || Pepper || {{5}}
|-
|Yellow Tristeria || Woody || Dried Cherries || {{5}}
|-
|Yigory || Mellow || Pine || {{5}}
|-
|Zanthoxylum || Spicy || Roasted Onions || {{5}}
|}