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Item Materials

2016-10-31T10:08:51Z

Doctore: /* Crystal */

==Default (ordinary) materials==
Items without a prefix (e.g., a long sword) are typically known as untinted items. Plain (untinted) items are made from a common material type for that item (e.g., a long sword is forged out of metal, and a staff is made out of wood). Each item can also be made from a non-common material. Such items are typically known as tinted items, and will have a prefix that defines the material it is made of.

The remainder of this page describes the various non-common materials that items can be made of (i.e., the rest of this page describes the prefixes items may have).

==Item Material Equivalences==
Many of the item materials that are available for metal also exist for wood, cloth and leather. They have different names, but their intrinsic properties are the same.

Here is a summary of the different names for each material type:
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" style="background:#f0f0f0"
| '''metal''' || '''wood''' || '''cloth''' || '''leather'''
|-
| copper || oak || boiled || boiled
|-
| silver || silverleaf || silverweave || silverhide
|-
| gold || ash || goldweave || goldhide
|-
| steel || - || studded || studded
|-
| blackrock || ebony || darkweave || darkhide
|-
| crystal || crystal || crystalhide || silk
|-
| adamantium || adamantium || battleweave || battlehide
|}

==Craftable Materials==

====Plain====
* Plain weapons do more critical hits.

====Copper====
''For wood, Oak is the material equivalent to copper''

In EUO, Copper is an element found naturally as an ore, and can be smelted to create copper ingots, with which weapons and armour can be made.

In Real Life, copper wasn't used to make weapons (probably because in elemental form it is quite soft for a metal): however an alloy of copper, zinc and tin called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze Bronze] was. Bronze was used for weapons before modern steel was discovered/invented (steel is an 'alloy' of iron carbon).

However EUO is a fantasy game, not real life. In EUO, copper weapons and armour have the following characteristics:

* are 20% lighter (therefore lighter in the backpack)
* weapons are about 10% faster.
* copper armour has +10% better defense than regular armour.
* copper weapons do +10% more damage than regular weapons.

===Silver===
''For wood, Silverleaf is the material equivalent to silver''

''For cloth, Silverweave is the material equivalent to silver''

Silver is mined and smelted. Silver is known for its anti-undead properties, thus silver items have the following properties:

* silver armour partially reflects damage sustained from undead.
* silver weapons do double damage vs undead and lycanthropes.

===Gold===
''For wood, Ash is the material equivalent to gold''

''For cloth, Goldweave is the material equivalent to gold''

Gold has 3 basic forms: nuggets, coins and ingots. Nuggets can be found mining, and can be smelted into either gold coins or ingots (50 gp per nugget OR 10 nuggets required to make an ingot). Gold ingots can be used to create weapons and armour.

In EUO:
* gold item readied adds 1 permanent radius of light to the wearer.
* gold armour has +10% more defense than regular armour.

===Steel===
Various [[Armourer|smithed]] armours can be created from steel. Steel is simply ore smelted with ash.

* steel armour has +15% more defense than regular armour.

===Venomous===
This material is an alchemist's concoction and can be made by applying certain reagents to ordinary logs and ore. See [[Alchemy]] for more details.

* venomous weapons poison the target.

===Addled===
* Addled weapons do +15% more damage than regular weapons.
* Addled weapons give a chance of confusing the target.
* Addled weapons do 2x as many critical hits.

===Runed===
* Runed weapons give +33% increased rage generation.
* Runed weapons do 2x as many critical hits.

===Blackrock===
''For wood, Ebony is the material equivalent to blackrock''

''For cloth, Darkweave is the material equivalent to blackrock''

Blackrock can be found by experienced miners but it must be processed by an [[Alchemy|alchemist]] into 'blackrock ore' to be of any use. Once treated it can be smelted into blackrock ingots ready for smithing. Blackrock items have the following properties:

* blackrock weapons do +20% more damage than regular weapons.
* blackrock armour has +25% more defense than regular armour.

===Boiled Leather===
Boiled leather is an item material made by experienced tailors. See [[Tailoring]] for more details.

* boiled leather armour has +20% better defense than plain leather.

===Studded Leather===
Studded leather is an item material made by experienced tailors. See [[Tailoring]] for more details.

* Studded leather armor has +30% more defense than regular leather armour.

===Brass===
Common brass is an alloy of 70% copper and 30% zinc. To make brass ingots in euo, have 7 copper ores in backpack and 3 zinc ores, and use smelting tongs on a brazier. Brass ingots can then be 'hammered flat' into brass sheets by a [[Weaponsmith|weaponsmith]] or an [[Armourer|armourer]]. Brass sheets are useful for [[Tinkering|tinkers]] to make things with.

'''Note''': in EUO brass is NOT a ''material''! ''Brass ingots'' and ''brass sheets'' are unique items: a 'brass ingot' is not an ingot with a brass prefix. You cannot therefore create brass weapons and armour.

===Mithril===
Mithril is an ancient dwarven metal discovered by the ancient dwarf loremasters in an age long ago forgotten. Mithril is only crafted into armour by dwarven armourers.

* NON-Dwarves gain only the +25% better defense of normal armour.

Dwarf Bonuses:
* Mithril armour has +25% better defense of normal armour.
* gives 10 points of Magic Resistance and a further 10 points of Magic Resistance for every +1 defense
'''Note''': While anyone may wear Mithril armour only dwarves retain the magic resistance bonus. Only dwarves are have the inate ability to detect mithril ore.

===Bone===
Crafted from a living being bone does indeed provide more than an suspecting glance from others!
* a wielded bone weapon adds +10% damage to spells
* a bone armor will add up to +10% HP to a player skilled in Necromancy

==Uncraftable Materials==

===Adamantium===
''For leather, Battlehide is the material equivalent of adamantium''.
''For cloth, Battleweave is the material equivalent of adamantium''.

Adamantium is a metal alloy whose ingredients are still unknown. For this reason, adamantium items are very rare.

* Adamantium armour has +50% more defense than regular armour.
* Adamantium weapons do +25% more damage than regular weapons.
* Adamantium weapons give +10% increase to attack strength.

===Barbed===
* Barbed weapons give a chance of wounding the target.

===Crystal===
'' For leather, Crystalhide is the material equivelent of crystal''.
'' For cloth, Silk is the material equivelent of crystal''

* Crystal gives 10 points of Magic Resistance and a further 10 points of Magic Resistance for every +1 defense.

* For example:
** Silk padded boots +5 will give 60 Magic Resistance
** Crystal Field Plate +7 will give 110 Magic Resistance

===Diamond===
* Diamond weapons do damage to targets as if their defence is 0
* Diamond staves increase the chance of a mage breaking a target's magic resistance.

===Glass===
Glass weapons will kill just about anything with one hit, however the weapon will be destroyed in the process. Although there are rumours that certain blacksmiths have secretly discovered the technique for casting glass into the form of weapons, the method is not widely known and as such is glass weapons are still quite rare. Glass armour (excluding adornments) provide the benefit of reflected damage, both physical and magical.

===Vampyric===
Weapons with this "material" property are of mysterious and possibly sinister origin.

* Vampyric weapons steals a portion of the targets health and channels it to the user.

===Flesh===
If you have flesh for armour or a weapon then you're either a psychopath or a bridge troll.

Item Materials

2016-10-31T10:07:28Z

Doctore: /* Diamond */

==Default (ordinary) materials==
Items without a prefix (e.g., a long sword) are typically known as untinted items. Plain (untinted) items are made from a common material type for that item (e.g., a long sword is forged out of metal, and a staff is made out of wood). Each item can also be made from a non-common material. Such items are typically known as tinted items, and will have a prefix that defines the material it is made of.

The remainder of this page describes the various non-common materials that items can be made of (i.e., the rest of this page describes the prefixes items may have).

==Item Material Equivalences==
Many of the item materials that are available for metal also exist for wood, cloth and leather. They have different names, but their intrinsic properties are the same.

Here is a summary of the different names for each material type:
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" style="background:#f0f0f0"
| '''metal''' || '''wood''' || '''cloth''' || '''leather'''
|-
| copper || oak || boiled || boiled
|-
| silver || silverleaf || silverweave || silverhide
|-
| gold || ash || goldweave || goldhide
|-
| steel || - || studded || studded
|-
| blackrock || ebony || darkweave || darkhide
|-
| crystal || crystal || crystalhide || silk
|-
| adamantium || adamantium || battleweave || battlehide
|}

==Craftable Materials==

====Plain====
* Plain weapons do more critical hits.

====Copper====
''For wood, Oak is the material equivalent to copper''

In EUO, Copper is an element found naturally as an ore, and can be smelted to create copper ingots, with which weapons and armour can be made.

In Real Life, copper wasn't used to make weapons (probably because in elemental form it is quite soft for a metal): however an alloy of copper, zinc and tin called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze Bronze] was. Bronze was used for weapons before modern steel was discovered/invented (steel is an 'alloy' of iron carbon).

However EUO is a fantasy game, not real life. In EUO, copper weapons and armour have the following characteristics:

* are 20% lighter (therefore lighter in the backpack)
* weapons are about 10% faster.
* copper armour has +10% better defense than regular armour.
* copper weapons do +10% more damage than regular weapons.

===Silver===
''For wood, Silverleaf is the material equivalent to silver''

''For cloth, Silverweave is the material equivalent to silver''

Silver is mined and smelted. Silver is known for its anti-undead properties, thus silver items have the following properties:

* silver armour partially reflects damage sustained from undead.
* silver weapons do double damage vs undead and lycanthropes.

===Gold===
''For wood, Ash is the material equivalent to gold''

''For cloth, Goldweave is the material equivalent to gold''

Gold has 3 basic forms: nuggets, coins and ingots. Nuggets can be found mining, and can be smelted into either gold coins or ingots (50 gp per nugget OR 10 nuggets required to make an ingot). Gold ingots can be used to create weapons and armour.

In EUO:
* gold item readied adds 1 permanent radius of light to the wearer.
* gold armour has +10% more defense than regular armour.

===Steel===
Various [[Armourer|smithed]] armours can be created from steel. Steel is simply ore smelted with ash.

* steel armour has +15% more defense than regular armour.

===Venomous===
This material is an alchemist's concoction and can be made by applying certain reagents to ordinary logs and ore. See [[Alchemy]] for more details.

* venomous weapons poison the target.

===Addled===
* Addled weapons do +15% more damage than regular weapons.
* Addled weapons give a chance of confusing the target.
* Addled weapons do 2x as many critical hits.

===Runed===
* Runed weapons give +33% increased rage generation.
* Runed weapons do 2x as many critical hits.

===Blackrock===
''For wood, Ebony is the material equivalent to blackrock''

''For cloth, Darkweave is the material equivalent to blackrock''

Blackrock can be found by experienced miners but it must be processed by an [[Alchemy|alchemist]] into 'blackrock ore' to be of any use. Once treated it can be smelted into blackrock ingots ready for smithing. Blackrock items have the following properties:

* blackrock weapons do +20% more damage than regular weapons.
* blackrock armour has +25% more defense than regular armour.

===Boiled Leather===
Boiled leather is an item material made by experienced tailors. See [[Tailoring]] for more details.

* boiled leather armour has +20% better defense than plain leather.

===Studded Leather===
Studded leather is an item material made by experienced tailors. See [[Tailoring]] for more details.

* Studded leather armor has +30% more defense than regular leather armour.

===Brass===
Common brass is an alloy of 70% copper and 30% zinc. To make brass ingots in euo, have 7 copper ores in backpack and 3 zinc ores, and use smelting tongs on a brazier. Brass ingots can then be 'hammered flat' into brass sheets by a [[Weaponsmith|weaponsmith]] or an [[Armourer|armourer]]. Brass sheets are useful for [[Tinkering|tinkers]] to make things with.

'''Note''': in EUO brass is NOT a ''material''! ''Brass ingots'' and ''brass sheets'' are unique items: a 'brass ingot' is not an ingot with a brass prefix. You cannot therefore create brass weapons and armour.

===Mithril===
Mithril is an ancient dwarven metal discovered by the ancient dwarf loremasters in an age long ago forgotten. Mithril is only crafted into armour by dwarven armourers.

* NON-Dwarves gain only the +25% better defense of normal armour.

Dwarf Bonuses:
* Mithril armour has +25% better defense of normal armour.
* gives 10 points of Magic Resistance and a further 10 points of Magic Resistance for every +1 defense
'''Note''': While anyone may wear Mithril armour only dwarves retain the magic resistance bonus. Only dwarves are have the inate ability to detect mithril ore.

===Bone===
Crafted from a living being bone does indeed provide more than an suspecting glance from others!
* a wielded bone weapon adds +10% damage to spells
* a bone armor will add up to +10% HP to a player skilled in Necromancy

==Uncraftable Materials==

===Adamantium===
''For leather, Battlehide is the material equivalent of adamantium''.
''For cloth, Battleweave is the material equivalent of adamantium''.

Adamantium is a metal alloy whose ingredients are still unknown. For this reason, adamantium items are very rare.

* Adamantium armour has +50% more defense than regular armour.
* Adamantium weapons do +25% more damage than regular weapons.
* Adamantium weapons give +10% increase to attack strength.

===Barbed===
* Barbed weapons give a chance of wounding the target.

===Crystal===
'' For leather, Crystalhide is the material equivelent of crystal''.
'' For cloth, Silk is the material equivelent of crystal''

* Crystal gives 10 points of Magic Resistance and a further 10 points of Magic Resistance for every +1 defense.

* For example:
** Silk padded boots +5 will give 60 Magic Resistance
** Crystal Field Plate +7 will give 80 Magic Resistance

===Diamond===
* Diamond weapons do damage to targets as if their defence is 0
* Diamond staves increase the chance of a mage breaking a target's magic resistance.

===Glass===
Glass weapons will kill just about anything with one hit, however the weapon will be destroyed in the process. Although there are rumours that certain blacksmiths have secretly discovered the technique for casting glass into the form of weapons, the method is not widely known and as such is glass weapons are still quite rare. Glass armour (excluding adornments) provide the benefit of reflected damage, both physical and magical.

===Vampyric===
Weapons with this "material" property are of mysterious and possibly sinister origin.

* Vampyric weapons steals a portion of the targets health and channels it to the user.

===Flesh===
If you have flesh for armour or a weapon then you're either a psychopath or a bridge troll.

Item Materials

2016-10-31T10:04:28Z

Doctore: /* Bone */

==Default (ordinary) materials==
Items without a prefix (e.g., a long sword) are typically known as untinted items. Plain (untinted) items are made from a common material type for that item (e.g., a long sword is forged out of metal, and a staff is made out of wood). Each item can also be made from a non-common material. Such items are typically known as tinted items, and will have a prefix that defines the material it is made of.

The remainder of this page describes the various non-common materials that items can be made of (i.e., the rest of this page describes the prefixes items may have).

==Item Material Equivalences==
Many of the item materials that are available for metal also exist for wood, cloth and leather. They have different names, but their intrinsic properties are the same.

Here is a summary of the different names for each material type:
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" style="background:#f0f0f0"
| '''metal''' || '''wood''' || '''cloth''' || '''leather'''
|-
| copper || oak || boiled || boiled
|-
| silver || silverleaf || silverweave || silverhide
|-
| gold || ash || goldweave || goldhide
|-
| steel || - || studded || studded
|-
| blackrock || ebony || darkweave || darkhide
|-
| crystal || crystal || crystalhide || silk
|-
| adamantium || adamantium || battleweave || battlehide
|}

==Craftable Materials==

====Plain====
* Plain weapons do more critical hits.

====Copper====
''For wood, Oak is the material equivalent to copper''

In EUO, Copper is an element found naturally as an ore, and can be smelted to create copper ingots, with which weapons and armour can be made.

In Real Life, copper wasn't used to make weapons (probably because in elemental form it is quite soft for a metal): however an alloy of copper, zinc and tin called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze Bronze] was. Bronze was used for weapons before modern steel was discovered/invented (steel is an 'alloy' of iron carbon).

However EUO is a fantasy game, not real life. In EUO, copper weapons and armour have the following characteristics:

* are 20% lighter (therefore lighter in the backpack)
* weapons are about 10% faster.
* copper armour has +10% better defense than regular armour.
* copper weapons do +10% more damage than regular weapons.

===Silver===
''For wood, Silverleaf is the material equivalent to silver''

''For cloth, Silverweave is the material equivalent to silver''

Silver is mined and smelted. Silver is known for its anti-undead properties, thus silver items have the following properties:

* silver armour partially reflects damage sustained from undead.
* silver weapons do double damage vs undead and lycanthropes.

===Gold===
''For wood, Ash is the material equivalent to gold''

''For cloth, Goldweave is the material equivalent to gold''

Gold has 3 basic forms: nuggets, coins and ingots. Nuggets can be found mining, and can be smelted into either gold coins or ingots (50 gp per nugget OR 10 nuggets required to make an ingot). Gold ingots can be used to create weapons and armour.

In EUO:
* gold item readied adds 1 permanent radius of light to the wearer.
* gold armour has +10% more defense than regular armour.

===Steel===
Various [[Armourer|smithed]] armours can be created from steel. Steel is simply ore smelted with ash.

* steel armour has +15% more defense than regular armour.

===Venomous===
This material is an alchemist's concoction and can be made by applying certain reagents to ordinary logs and ore. See [[Alchemy]] for more details.

* venomous weapons poison the target.

===Addled===
* Addled weapons do +15% more damage than regular weapons.
* Addled weapons give a chance of confusing the target.
* Addled weapons do 2x as many critical hits.

===Runed===
* Runed weapons give +33% increased rage generation.
* Runed weapons do 2x as many critical hits.

===Blackrock===
''For wood, Ebony is the material equivalent to blackrock''

''For cloth, Darkweave is the material equivalent to blackrock''

Blackrock can be found by experienced miners but it must be processed by an [[Alchemy|alchemist]] into 'blackrock ore' to be of any use. Once treated it can be smelted into blackrock ingots ready for smithing. Blackrock items have the following properties:

* blackrock weapons do +20% more damage than regular weapons.
* blackrock armour has +25% more defense than regular armour.

===Boiled Leather===
Boiled leather is an item material made by experienced tailors. See [[Tailoring]] for more details.

* boiled leather armour has +20% better defense than plain leather.

===Studded Leather===
Studded leather is an item material made by experienced tailors. See [[Tailoring]] for more details.

* Studded leather armor has +30% more defense than regular leather armour.

===Brass===
Common brass is an alloy of 70% copper and 30% zinc. To make brass ingots in euo, have 7 copper ores in backpack and 3 zinc ores, and use smelting tongs on a brazier. Brass ingots can then be 'hammered flat' into brass sheets by a [[Weaponsmith|weaponsmith]] or an [[Armourer|armourer]]. Brass sheets are useful for [[Tinkering|tinkers]] to make things with.

'''Note''': in EUO brass is NOT a ''material''! ''Brass ingots'' and ''brass sheets'' are unique items: a 'brass ingot' is not an ingot with a brass prefix. You cannot therefore create brass weapons and armour.

===Mithril===
Mithril is an ancient dwarven metal discovered by the ancient dwarf loremasters in an age long ago forgotten. Mithril is only crafted into armour by dwarven armourers.

* NON-Dwarves gain only the +25% better defense of normal armour.

Dwarf Bonuses:
* Mithril armour has +25% better defense of normal armour.
* gives 10 points of Magic Resistance and a further 10 points of Magic Resistance for every +1 defense
'''Note''': While anyone may wear Mithril armour only dwarves retain the magic resistance bonus. Only dwarves are have the inate ability to detect mithril ore.

===Bone===
Crafted from a living being bone does indeed provide more than an suspecting glance from others!
* a wielded bone weapon adds +10% damage to spells
* a bone armor will add up to +10% HP to a player skilled in Necromancy

==Uncraftable Materials==

===Adamantium===
''For leather, Battlehide is the material equivalent of adamantium''.
''For cloth, Battleweave is the material equivalent of adamantium''.

Adamantium is a metal alloy whose ingredients are still unknown. For this reason, adamantium items are very rare.

* Adamantium armour has +50% more defense than regular armour.
* Adamantium weapons do +25% more damage than regular weapons.
* Adamantium weapons give +10% increase to attack strength.

===Barbed===
* Barbed weapons give a chance of wounding the target.

===Crystal===
'' For leather, Crystalhide is the material equivelent of crystal''.
'' For cloth, Silk is the material equivelent of crystal''

* Crystal gives 10 points of Magic Resistance and a further 10 points of Magic Resistance for every +1 defense.

* For example:
** Silk padded boots +5 will give 60 Magic Resistance
** Crystal Field Plate +7 will give 80 Magic Resistance

===Diamond===
* Diamond weapons give +10% increase to attack strength.
* Diamond staffs increase the chance of a mage breaking a target's magic resistance.

===Glass===
Glass weapons will kill just about anything with one hit, however the weapon will be destroyed in the process. Although there are rumours that certain blacksmiths have secretly discovered the technique for casting glass into the form of weapons, the method is not widely known and as such is glass weapons are still quite rare. Glass armour (excluding adornments) provide the benefit of reflected damage, both physical and magical.

===Vampyric===
Weapons with this "material" property are of mysterious and possibly sinister origin.

* Vampyric weapons steals a portion of the targets health and channels it to the user.

===Flesh===
If you have flesh for armour or a weapon then you're either a psychopath or a bridge troll.

Enchanting

2016-10-31T10:02:15Z

Doctore: /* Enchantable Item List */

Enchanting is the skill of creating magic items with a wide variety of special effects. Enchanting currently functions like most other skills, ie: use an enchanting wand with the appropriate ingredients in your inventory, and choose from a list of items you have the skill and ingredients to create. As with most other skills, a highly skilled enchanter will not gain skill crafting simple items.

==Enchantable Item List==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" style="background:#f0f0f0"
| '''Item''' || '''Ingredients''' || '''Effects''' || '''Min Skill %'''
|-
| '''Peergem''' || Dull red shard, ruby ||provides a view of the map of the surrounding area|| align=center| 0
|-
| '''Magic Torch''' || Dull blue shard, torch ||torch with bigger light radius|| align=center| 0
|-
| '''Enchanted Wood''' || Dull red shard, log ||used for making wands|| align=center| 4
|-
| '''Enchanted Cheese''' || Dull blue shard, cheese ||feeds and buffs strength by 15%|| align=center| 10
|-
| '''Magic Magnifying Glass''' || Dim red shard, magnifying glass ||identify any item, 20% chance to break|| align=center| 16
|-
| '''Magic Sextant''' || Dim blue shard, sextant ||sextant that works underground|| align=center| 22
|-
| '''Dust of Disappearance''' || Dim blue shard, shadow dust ||temporary invisibility (like a black potion)|| align=center| 28
|-
| '''Dim Blue Shard''' || Bright blue shard ||used for enchanting|| align=center| 30
|-
| '''Dim Red Shard''' || Bright red shard ||used for enchanting|| align=center| 30
|-
| '''Orb of Mana''' || Bright blue shard, orb ||off-hand item, +10% mana, breaks when you die|| align=center| 34
|-
| '''Orb of Health''' || Bright red shard, orb ||off-hand item, +10% HP, breaks when you die|| align=center| 40
|-
| '''Enchanted Carrot''' || Dull blue shard, carrot ||feeds and gives a +3 bonus to nightvision|| align=center| 40
|-
| '''Orb of Power''' || Bright red shard, orb ||off-hand item, +3 AS, breaks when you die|| align=center| 46
|-
| '''Burning Wand''' || Bright red shard, enchanted wood, essence of fire ||casts flame wind (IFH), 15% chance to break|| align=center| 52
|-
| '''Healing Ward''' || Bright blue shard, cloth x2, lumber x2, mega yellow pot ||creates a stationary helper for serious battles|| align=center| 58
|-
| '''Wand of Pet Constitution''' || Brilliant red shard, enchanted wood, essence of rage ||permanently buffs a pet (single use)|| align=center| 60
|-
| '''Clay Figurine''' || Bright red shard, wet clay ||summons an earth golem|| align=center| 64
|-
| '''Ring of Regeneration''' || Bright blue shard, untinted gold ring ||3% of max HP every 3 seconds, breaks when you die|| align=center| 70
|-
| '''Lightning Rod''' || Brilliant red shard, enchanted wood, essence of lightning ||casts lightning (OG), 15% chance to break|| align=center| 76
|-
| '''Belt of Regeneration''' || Bright blue shard, Belt ||3% of max HP every 3 seconds, doesn't break|| align=center| 80
|-
| '''Vermilion''' || Bright red shard ||An opaque red pigment from the mineral cinnabar|| align=center| 80
|-
| '''Wand of Pet Intelligence''' || Brilliant blue shard, enchanted wood, essence of rage ||permanently buffs a pet (single use)|| align=center| 82
|-
| '''Fire Ward''' || Brilliant red shard, cloth x2, lumber x2, essence of fire ||creates a stationary helper for serious battles|| align=center| 88
|-
| '''Crystal Ball''' || Brilliant blue shard, orb, blank scroll ||crystal ball tile for player housing|| align=center| 94
|-
| '''Crystal Golem''' || ??? ||powerful pet for enchanters|| align=center| 100
|-
| '''Rod of Power (gold)''' || ??? ||magical weapon|| align=center| 100
|-
| '''Wand of Magic Amplification''' ||Brilliant red shard, brilliant blue shard, enchanted wood, essence of magic||Wand that increases some item enchancements|| align=center| 100
|}

==Soul Shards==
Creating enchanted items usually requires charged soul shards. In general, the stronger the enchant, the brighter the shard (or shards) required. Stronger monsters drop brighter shards.

Soul shards will start off as blanks (or uncharged), ie, not dim, dull etc. To make a soul shard useable for enchanting, a player skilled in magery must cast the Soul Trap spell ('''In Mani Jux''' or ''create life trap'') on a monster, and if it dies within 30 seconds, it will drop a charged soul shard, of random color. The charge on the shard will depend on the strength of the monster killed. The killer of the monster must have blank shards in their inventory in order for a charged shard to be created.

Blank shards are available for purchase at certain stores.

==Enchanting Ingredients==
Enchanting ingredients now cover a very broad range of items. Ingredients may be basic items which have uses outside of enchanting, such as torches, or may include raw ingredients also used in other crafting skills, such as alchemy. There are a few items which are only used in enchanting recipes:

*enchanted wood: made with enchanting
*essence of fire: made with [[alchemy]] (from glowing embers dropped by fire dragons and fire golems)
*essence of lightning: made with alchemy (from hydra fangs dropped by hydras)
*essence of rage: made with alchemy (from minotaur hearts dropped by minotaur chiefs)
*gems: found when mining
*orb: found during adventures
*ring (untinted): made with tinkering (from gold nuggets dropped by zorns, and found when mining)
*wet clay: dropped by an earth golem

==Disenchanting==
Disenchanting will decrease or remove an enchant from a weapon or armour, leaving just the basic item. Disenchanting is performed with a disenchanting wand. To disenchant an item, drop it on the ground and use the disenchanting wand on it.

For example. If you have a Longsword +2 and you disenchant it, it will become a Longsword +1. Disenchant it again and it will become a normal Longsword.

==Crystal Golems==
The Grand Master Enchanter can create her/his own pet: a Crystal Golem.

The recipe is a closely guarded secret, but it is known to include gems from disenchanting, and a golem power crystal.

Power crystals can be found after other golems have been rendered inoperative, but finding a crystal undamaged will prove a difficult task.

Once the golem is crafted, an inanimate golem will be in the enchanter's inventory. Use this and it will spring to life. If the tinker has no pet already, then this golem will become their new pet. If the tinker has a pet already, then the golem will be a neutral creature which will disappear after a time.

Golems may be fed by using (shift+u) more power crystals on it, however this is unnecessary as golems never get unhappy or wander off.

==Wand of Transference==
A rare monster drop, the Wand of Transference (single use) allows you to swap the + enchantment between two items of the same type at the cost of a 90% chance of reducing both items' charges by 1. This requires having both a high enough enchant skill and charged shards in your inventory, and the items being improved can only have; plain, runed, addled, copper, silver, gold, venomous or blackrock tints.

A Wand of Transference '''CANNOT''' be used on enchanted or leeching weapons.

For example:

- On the ground drop a blackrock staff+2 and a longsword+7 in a pile 
- have the correctly charged soul gem in your inventory 
- zap the pile with the Wand of Transference 
- the enchants are swapped and you get a blackrock staff+6 and a longsword+1 !

Note: make sure that the wand isn't cursed or the wand will be wasted.

[[Category:Crafting]]

Enchanting

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Enchanting is the skill of creating magic items with a wide variety of special effects. Enchanting currently functions like most other skills, ie: use an enchanting wand with the appropriate ingredients in your inventory, and choose from a list of items you have the skill and ingredients to create. As with most other skills, a highly skilled enchanter will not gain skill crafting simple items.

==Enchantable Item List==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" style="background:#f0f0f0"
| '''Item''' || '''Ingredients''' || '''Effects''' || '''Min Skill %'''
|-
| '''Peergem''' || Dull red shard, ruby ||provides a view of the map of the surrounding area|| align=center| 0
|-
| '''Magic Torch''' || Dull blue shard, torch ||torch with bigger light radius|| align=center| 0
|-
| '''Enchanted Wood''' || Dull red shard, log ||used for making wands|| align=center| 4
|-
| '''Enchanted Cheese''' || Dull blue shard, cheese ||feeds and buffs strength by 15%|| align=center| 10
|-
| '''Magic Magnifying Glass''' || Dim red shard, magnifying glass ||identify any item, 20% chance to break|| align=center| 16
|-
| '''Magic Sextant''' || Dim blue shard, sextant ||sextant that works underground|| align=center| 22
|-
| '''Dust of Disappearance''' || Dim blue shard, shadow dust ||temporary invisibility (like a black potion)|| align=center| 28
|-
| '''Dim Blue Shard''' || Bright blue shard ||used for enchanting|| align=center| 30
|-
| '''Dim Red Shard''' || Bright red shard ||used for enchanting|| align=center| 30
|-
| '''Orb of Mana''' || Bright blue shard, orb ||off-hand item, +10% mana, breaks when you die|| align=center| 34
|-
| '''Orb of Health''' || Bright red shard, orb ||off-hand item, +10% HP, breaks when you die|| align=center| 40
|-
| '''Enchanted Carrot''' || Dull blue shard, carrot ||feeds and gives a +3 bonus to nightvision|| align=center| 40
|-
| '''Orb of Power''' || Bright red shard, orb ||off-hand item, +3 AS, breaks when you die|| align=center| 46
|-
| '''Burning Wand''' || Bright red shard, enchanted wood, essence of fire ||casts flame wind (IFH), 15% chance to break|| align=center| 52
|-
| '''Healing Ward''' || Bright blue shard, cloth x2, lumber x2, mega yellow pot ||creates a stationary helper for serious battles|| align=center| 58
|-
| '''Wand of Pet Constitution''' || Brilliant red shard, enchanted wood, essence of rage ||permanently buffs a pet (single use)|| align=center| 60
|-
| '''Clay Figurine''' || Bright red shard, wet clay ||summons an earth golem|| align=center| 64
|-
| '''Ring of Regeneration''' || Bright blue shard, untinted gold ring ||3% of max HP every 3 seconds, breaks when you die|| align=center| 70
|-
| '''Lightning Rod''' || Brilliant red shard, enchanted wood, essence of lightning ||casts lightning (OG), 15% chance to break|| align=center| 76
|-
| '''Belt of Regeneration''' || Bright blue shard, Belt ||3% of max HP every 3 seconds, doesn't break|| align=center| 70
|-
| '''Vermilion''' || Bright red shard ||An opaque red pigment from the mineral cinnabar|| align=center| 80
|-
| '''Wand of Pet Intelligence''' || Brilliant blue shard, enchanted wood, essence of rage ||permanently buffs a pet (single use)|| align=center| 82
|-
| '''Fire Ward''' || Brilliant red shard, cloth x2, lumber x2, essence of fire ||creates a stationary helper for serious battles|| align=center| 88
|-
| '''Crystal Ball''' || Brilliant blue shard, orb, blank scroll ||crystal ball tile for player housing|| align=center| 94
|-
| '''Crystal Golem''' || ??? ||powerful pet for enchanters|| align=center| 100
|-
| '''Rod of Power (gold)''' || ??? ||magical weapon|| align=center| 100
|-
| '''Wand of Magic Amplification''' ||Brilliant red shard, brilliant blue shard, enchanted wood, essence of magic||Wand that increases some item enchancements|| align=center| 100
|}

==Soul Shards==
Creating enchanted items usually requires charged soul shards. In general, the stronger the enchant, the brighter the shard (or shards) required. Stronger monsters drop brighter shards.

Soul shards will start off as blanks (or uncharged), ie, not dim, dull etc. To make a soul shard useable for enchanting, a player skilled in magery must cast the Soul Trap spell ('''In Mani Jux''' or ''create life trap'') on a monster, and if it dies within 30 seconds, it will drop a charged soul shard, of random color. The charge on the shard will depend on the strength of the monster killed. The killer of the monster must have blank shards in their inventory in order for a charged shard to be created.

Blank shards are available for purchase at certain stores.

==Enchanting Ingredients==
Enchanting ingredients now cover a very broad range of items. Ingredients may be basic items which have uses outside of enchanting, such as torches, or may include raw ingredients also used in other crafting skills, such as alchemy. There are a few items which are only used in enchanting recipes:

*enchanted wood: made with enchanting
*essence of fire: made with [[alchemy]] (from glowing embers dropped by fire dragons and fire golems)
*essence of lightning: made with alchemy (from hydra fangs dropped by hydras)
*essence of rage: made with alchemy (from minotaur hearts dropped by minotaur chiefs)
*gems: found when mining
*orb: found during adventures
*ring (untinted): made with tinkering (from gold nuggets dropped by zorns, and found when mining)
*wet clay: dropped by an earth golem

==Disenchanting==
Disenchanting will decrease or remove an enchant from a weapon or armour, leaving just the basic item. Disenchanting is performed with a disenchanting wand. To disenchant an item, drop it on the ground and use the disenchanting wand on it.

For example. If you have a Longsword +2 and you disenchant it, it will become a Longsword +1. Disenchant it again and it will become a normal Longsword.

==Crystal Golems==
The Grand Master Enchanter can create her/his own pet: a Crystal Golem.

The recipe is a closely guarded secret, but it is known to include gems from disenchanting, and a golem power crystal.

Power crystals can be found after other golems have been rendered inoperative, but finding a crystal undamaged will prove a difficult task.

Once the golem is crafted, an inanimate golem will be in the enchanter's inventory. Use this and it will spring to life. If the tinker has no pet already, then this golem will become their new pet. If the tinker has a pet already, then the golem will be a neutral creature which will disappear after a time.

Golems may be fed by using (shift+u) more power crystals on it, however this is unnecessary as golems never get unhappy or wander off.

==Wand of Transference==
A rare monster drop, the Wand of Transference (single use) allows you to swap the + enchantment between two items of the same type at the cost of a 90% chance of reducing both items' charges by 1. This requires having both a high enough enchant skill and charged shards in your inventory, and the items being improved can only have; plain, runed, addled, copper, silver, gold, venomous or blackrock tints.

A Wand of Transference '''CANNOT''' be used on enchanted or leeching weapons.

For example:

- On the ground drop a blackrock staff+2 and a longsword+7 in a pile 
- have the correctly charged soul gem in your inventory 
- zap the pile with the Wand of Transference 
- the enchants are swapped and you get a blackrock staff+6 and a longsword+1 !

Note: make sure that the wand isn't cursed or the wand will be wasted.

[[Category:Crafting]]