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I have noticed when combining herb pots all the pots in the stack change from higher quality to well-crafted from whatever they were before. When you split them off from the stack of pots they are all well-crafted no matter what they were before. Anyone else notice this?
>>it is my guess that it doesn't average but just goes to the value of the lowest quality of the pots.
Unless something changed, it definitely averages, just like all combining. You can even craft remedies using catalyst A and remedies using catalyst B to get more control over the toxicity and etc.
Uzmam! The Chairman will NOT be pleased to know you're trying to build outside of approved zones. I'd hate for you to be charged the taxes needed to have this place re-zoned. Head for the manor if you're feeling creative.
Unless something changed, it definitely averages, just like all combining. You can even craft remedies using catalyst A and remedies using catalyst B to get more control over the toxicity and etc.
Uzmam! The Chairman will NOT be pleased to know you're trying to build outside of approved zones. I'd hate for you to be charged the taxes needed to have this place re-zoned. Head for the manor if you're feeling creative.
>Hmm since most of the pots were finely-crafted or higher and there were only a few well-crafted (there could only have been a few in a stack of 40+) it
Don't forget that 1) quality descriptors are ranges (and Well-crafted is a huge 10-point range), and that Dragonrealms uses floating point mathematics!
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Don't forget that 1) quality descriptors are ranges (and Well-crafted is a huge 10-point range), and that Dragonrealms uses floating point mathematics!
Re: Life mana Spell preps
You raise your hands in the air. You wave them like you just don't care. Somebody says, "Hey!" Somebody says, "Ho!" Somebody screams.
