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Guide to Cooking

2025-05-13T23:56:43Z

Pomeranian: /* Stew: The GOAT */

Most of this guide is stolen from the [https://wiki.stonekeep.xyz/index.php/Guide_to_Cooking Stonekeep Wiki] as the cooking system in Ratwood is from there!

== Basic Interactions ==
Some food items, such as raw steak and fish, can be left-clicked with a knife to mince into chunks. These are useful for then making anything other than cooked steak.

== Wilderness Survival ==
In the wild, you may not have a frying pan or stone oven. It is useful to know that in order to cook raw steak over an open flame such as campfire, you must hold a knife in one hand, then click the fire with the meat in your other hand.

If you'd like to get fancy, combine either ''2 minced meat'' or ''1 minced meat + 1 fat'' into sausage at a wooden table, then heat it the same you would a raw steak: knife in one hand, left click campfire with sausage in the the other. Enjoy wilderness cuisine!~

== Stew: The GOAT ==
'''After 91 days. Stew has been fixed. Praise the Ten.'''

An easy to make food that requires zero knowledge or skill and feeds a LOT of people!

# Make a stone pot from 2 stones
# Use it on a well or fill it with dirty murk water
# Place it upon a hearth until it boils
# Please 6 ingredients such as cut Potatos, Minced Meat, cut Cabbage, etc etc (doesn't have to be the same one! Mix and match!)
# Wait a while
# You now have a massive soup that can fill six bowls!

== Equipment ==
In a kitchen, you will need several items:

* '''Table:''' Sounds basic, but foodstuffs need to be sliced on a table. You can't do it on the ground, or in your hand.
* '''Oven:''' You can feed ovens with wood and light it with a flint like any other furnace.
* '''Pan:''' Ditto as ovens, except you can fry things over a fire.
* Pot: Fill a pot with water, set it on a hearth, and wait for it to boil - it will make the sound of bubbling water when it's boiling.
* '''Cleaver/knife:''' What you use to cut foodstuff up.
* '''Spoon:''' Used to mix milk and make butter with.
* '''Fork:''' Used to eat food without your hands.
* '''Bucket:''' You can use this to transfer water to powder, and to mix salt with milk.
* '''Platter:''' Used to plate foods (gives small reagent buff currently), you can remove items from a platter with right click.

=== Spoiling ===
Food items left on the ground will spoil, but if an item is inside of a chest or on a table it will not! If you want an item to spoil, such as if you want to age cheese, you will have to leave it on the ground.

=== Knowing When It's Done ===
If, for example, you have made a pie and add it to the oven to bake, it will take a brief amount of time to be finished baking. Don't leave the room while something is cooking. You will know when your food item is done by the chat notification <code>Something smells good!</code> and a subtle change in the food sprite in the oven.

If you don't take the food out of the oven (or pan) fast enough, your item will turn into a '''burned mess'''. This is not edible by anyone! Make sure to watch your cooking food! Seriously, burned mess is more potent than POISON.

== Basic Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Powder || Flour. Grind grain from wheat on a millstone.
|-
| Dough || Add water to 1 flour. Click on unfinished dough to knead. Add 1 flour.
|-
| Butterdough || Add 1 slice of butter to 1 dough.
|-
| Butter || Add 1oz salt to 4oz milk. Stir with spoon. Slice with cleaver/knife to create sliced butter.
|-
| Fresh cheese || Add 1oz salt to 4oz milk. Strain through 1 cloth up to 3 times.
|-
| Cheese wheel || Add 4 fresh cheese to 1 cloth. Wait.
|-
| Aged cheese wheel || Allow cheese wheel to age.
|-
| Mince || While holding cleaver/knife, set intent to '''CHOP''' for red meat or raw bird leg, '''CUT''' for a plucked bird. Double-click on raw bird '''OR''' raw meat '''OR''' raw fish. A plucked bird will require one '''CUT''' to get bird legs, and then '''CHOP''' to get mince.
|}

== Oven Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Pies || Slice butterdough. Roll both butterdough slices to make pie dough. Place 1 pie dough in oven until it has become a pie shell. Add 3 minced bird/meat/fish OR jackberries OR cackleberries OR apples. Add the other pie dough to the unfinished pie. Bake in oven until finished. Slice to get pie slices.
|-
|Cakes
|Add cackleberry to butterdough. Add fresh cheese OR honeycomb. Bake in oven until finished. Slice to get cake slices.
|-
| Field pie || Bake 1 pie dough slice and 1 minced bird/meat OR apple OR cheese.
|-
| Bread || Bake 1 finished dough. You can use a knife or cleaver on it to get bread slices. You can combine fried cackleberries with slices to make eggtoast, a butter slice to make buttered toast, and sliced salumoi to get salumoi bread.
|-
|Raisin bread
|Add 3 raisins to 1 finished dough and bake. You can slice the loaf to get raisin bread slices.
|-
| Bun || Bake 1 smalldough.
|-
|Cheese bun
|Add 1 slice of fresh cheese to 1 smalldough. Bake.
|-
|Hardtack
|Roll 1 finished dough and bake.
|-
| Honeybun || Add 1 honey to 1 bun and bake.
|-
| Frysteak || Bake 1 raw meat. Can also be cooked in the pan.
|-
| Frybird || Bake 1 raw bird. Can also be cooked in the pan.
|-
|Baked potato
|Bake 1 potato.
|-
|Bird-roast
|Bake 1 plucked bird. You can add pepper to make it a spiced bird-roast.
|-
|Sweet Roll
|Bake a small butterdough slice. Grind a beet to get sugar and sprinkle on top of the dough when cooked.
|}
== Pan Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Fryegg || Fry 1 cackleberry. You can add another fried cackleberry to create fried cackleberries, and add pepper to create spiced cackleberries.
|-
| Fried onions || Slice 1 onion and fry.
|-
| Fried cabbage || Slice 1 cabbage. Fry 1 sliced cabbage.
|-
|Fried potatoes
|Slice 1 potato and fry.
|-
|Frybread
|Fry 1 butterdough slice.
|-
|Handpie
|Roll 1 butterdough slice. Add 1 meat mince OR 1 jackberry
|}
== Combined Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Onion steak || Add 1 fried onion to 1 frysteak.
|-
| Peppersteak || Add 1oz pepper to 1 frysteak.
|-
|Tatos and bird
|Add frybird to baked potato.
|-
| Sausage on a cabbage bed || Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried cabbage.
|-
|Wiener on tato
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried potato wedges.
|-
|Wiener and potato and onions
|Add 1 fried onions to wiener on tato.
|-
|Wiener and fried onions
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried onions.
|-
| Biscuit || Add 1 butter slice to 1 smalldough.
|-
|Dogroll
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 bun.
|-
|Cackleberry bread
|Add 1 fried cackleberry to 1 slice of bread.
|-
|Salumoi bread
|Slice salumoi. Add 1 slice of salumoi to 1 slice of bread.
|}
== Drying Rack Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Raisin || Hold 1 jacksberry near drying rack. Raisins made from poison jacksberries are still poisonous.
|-
| Copiette || Hold frysteak and salt while near drying rack.
|-
| Salumoi || Hold raw sausage and salt while near drying rack.
|-
| Salo || Hold fat and salt while near drying rack.
|-
|}

== Shell-Fish Based Seafoods: ==
These meals are made using shellfish caught using Fishing cages.
{|
|Lobster Meal
|Slice of butter and a Cooked Lobster
|-
|Shrimp Gumbo
|Two cooked shrimps, some cabbage and an onions slice with a bowl (Use the Crafting Menu)
|-
|Crab Cake
|Raw crab, cover it with small dough, and then throw it on the oven or fry it for a bit.
|-
|Oyster Chowder
|One opened oyster, some powder (flour), and a sliced onion with a bowl.
|}

== Prison Wine ==
Wines and ciders are very simple in practice, and only require two things: the fruit being used and a barrel

The barrel may have water in it, but be aware that the end product '''will''' be diluted

To start the fermenting process, simply click to insert the fruit into the barrel, then wait for the bacteria to do the work!

* Wine - Jacksberries
* Cider - Apples
* Ale - Wheat or Oat grains

Each addition of fruit or grains will make 4oz of end product

Guide to Cooking

2025-03-12T18:47:32Z

Pomeranian: added shellfish

Most of this guide is stolen from the [https://wiki.stonekeep.xyz/index.php/Guide_to_Cooking Stonekeep Wiki] as the cooking system in Ratwood is from there!

== Basic Interactions ==
Some food items, such as raw steak and fish, can be left-clicked with a knife to mince into chunks. These are useful for then making anything other than cooked steak.

== Wilderness Survival ==
In the wild, you may not have a frying pan or stone oven. It is useful to know that in order to cook raw steak over an open flame such as campfire, you must hold a knife in one hand, then click the fire with the meat in your other hand.

If you'd like to get fancy, combine either ''2 minced meat'' or ''1 minced meat + 1 fat'' into sausage at a wooden table, then heat it the same you would a raw steak: knife in one hand, left click campfire with sausage in the the other. Enjoy wilderness cuisine!~

== Stew: The GOAT ==
'''STEW IS BROKEN, DON'T FUCK WITH IT.'''

An easy to make food that requires zero knowledge or skill and feeds a LOT of people!

# Make a stone pot from 2 stones
# Use it on a well or fill it with dirty murk water
# Place it upon a hearth until it boils
# Please 3 ingredients such as Potatos, Minced Meat, Cabbage, etc etc (doesn't have to be the same one! Mix and match!)
# Wait a while
# You now have a massive soup that can fill six bowls!

== Equipment ==
In a kitchen, you will need several items:

* '''Table:''' Sounds basic, but foodstuffs need to be sliced on a table. You can't do it on the ground, or in your hand.
* '''Oven:''' You can feed ovens with wood and light it with a flint like any other furnace.
* '''Pan:''' Ditto as ovens, except you can fry things over a fire.
* Pot: Fill a pot with water, set it on a hearth, and wait for it to boil - it will make the sound of bubbling water when it's boiling.
* '''Cleaver/knife:''' What you use to cut foodstuff up.
* '''Spoon:''' Used to mix milk and make butter with.
* '''Bucket:''' You can use this to transfer water to powder, and to mix salt with milk.

=== Spoiling ===
Food items left on the ground will spoil, but if an item is inside of a chest or on a table it will not! If you want an item to spoil, such as if you want to age cheese, you will have to leave it on the ground.

=== Knowing When It's Done ===
If, for example, you have made a pie and add it to the oven to bake, it will take a brief amount of time to be finished baking. Don't leave the room while something is cooking. You will know when your food item is done by the chat notification <code>Something smells good!</code> and a subtle change in the food sprite in the oven.

If you don't take the food out of the oven (or pan) fast enough, your item will turn into a '''burned mess'''. This is not edible by anyone! Make sure to watch your cooking food! Seriously, burned mess is more potent than POISON.

== Basic Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Powder || Flour. Grind grain from wheat on a millstone.
|-
| Dough || Add water to 1 flour. Click on unfinished dough to knead. Add 1 flour.
|-
| Butterdough || Add 1 slice of butter to 1 dough.
|-
| Butter || Add 1oz salt to 4oz milk. Stir with spoon. Slice with cleaver/knife to create sliced butter.
|-
| Fresh cheese || Add 1oz salt to 4oz milk. Strain through 1 cloth up to 3 times.
|-
| Cheese wheel || Add 4 fresh cheese to 1 cloth. Wait.
|-
| Aged cheese wheel || Allow cheese wheel to age.
|-
| Mince || While holding cleaver/knife, set intent to '''CHOP''' for red meat or raw bird leg, '''CUT''' for a plucked bird. Double-click on raw bird '''OR''' raw meat '''OR''' raw fish. A plucked bird will require one '''CUT''' to get bird legs, and then '''CHOP''' to get mince.
|}

== Oven Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Pies || Slice butterdough. Roll both butterdough slices to make pie dough. Place 1 pie dough in oven until it has become a pie shell. Add 3 minced bird/meat/fish OR jackberries OR cackleberries OR apples. Add the other pie dough to the unfinished pie. Bake in oven until finished. Slice to get pie slices.
|-
|Cakes
|Add cackleberry to butterdough. Add fresh cheese OR honeycomb. Bake in oven until finished. Slice to get cake slices.
|-
| Field pie || Bake 1 pie dough slice and 1 minced bird/meat OR apple OR cheese.
|-
| Bread || Bake 1 finished dough. You can use a knife or cleaver on it to get bread slices. You can combine fried cackleberries with slices to make eggtoast, a butter slice to make buttered toast, and sliced salumoi to get salumoi bread.
|-
|Raisin bread
|Add 3 raisins to 1 finished dough and bake. You can slice the loaf to get raisin bread slices.
|-
| Bun || Bake 1 smalldough.
|-
|Cheese bun
|Add 1 slice of fresh cheese to 1 smalldough. Bake.
|-
|Hardtack
|Roll 1 finished dough and bake.
|-
| Honeybun || Add 1 honey to 1 bun and bake.
|-
| Frysteak || Bake 1 raw meat. Can also be cooked in the pan.
|-
| Frybird || Bake 1 raw bird. Can also be cooked in the pan.
|-
|Baked potato
|Bake 1 potato.
|-
|Bird-roast
|Bake 1 plucked bird. You can add pepper to make it a spiced bird-roast.
|}
== Pan Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Fryegg || Fry 1 cackleberry. You can add another fried cackleberry to create fried cackleberries, and add pepper to create spiced cackleberries.
|-
| Fried onions || Slice 1 onion and fry.
|-
| Fried cabbage || Slice 1 cabbage. Fry 1 sliced cabbage.
|-
|Fried potatoes
|Slice 1 potato and fry.
|-
|Frybread
|Fry 1 butterdough slice.
|-
|Handpie
|Roll 1 butterdough slice. Add 1 meat mince OR 1 jackberry
|}
== Combined Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Onion steak || Add 1 fried onion to 1 frysteak.
|-
| Peppersteak || Add 1oz pepper to 1 frysteak.
|-
|Tatos and bird
|Add frybird to baked potato.
|-
| Sausage on a cabbage bed || Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried cabbage.
|-
|Wiener on tato
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried potato wedges.
|-
|Wiener and potato and onions
|Add 1 fried onions to wiener on tato.
|-
|Wiener and fried onions
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried onions.
|-
| Biscuit || Add 1 butter slice to 1 smalldough.
|-
|Dogroll
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 bun.
|-
|Cackleberry bread
|Add 1 fried cackleberry to 1 slice of bread.
|-
|Salumoi bread
|Slice salumoi. Add 1 slice of salumoi to 1 slice of bread.
|}
== Drying Rack Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Raisin || Hold 1 jacksberry near drying rack. Raisins made from poison jacksberries are still poisonous.
|-
| Copiette || Hold frysteak and salt while near drying rack.
|-
| Salumoi || Hold raw sausage and salt while near drying rack.
|-
| Salo || Hold fat and salt while near drying rack.
|-
|}

== Shell-Fish Based Seafoods: ==
These meals are made using shellfish caught using Fishing cages.
{|
|Lobster Meal
|Slice of butter and a Cooked Lobster
|-
|Shrimp Gumbo
|Two cooked shrimps, some cabbage and an onions slice with a bowl (Use the Crafting Menu)
|-
|Crab Cake
|Raw crab, cover it with small dough, and then throw it on the oven or fry it for a bit.
|-
|Oyster Chowder
|One opened oyster, some powder (flour), and a sliced onion with a bowl.
|}

== Prison Wine ==
Wines and ciders are very simple in practice, and only require two things: the fruit being used and a barrel

The barrel may have water in it, but be aware that the end product '''will''' be diluted

To start the fermenting process, simply click to insert the fruit into the barrel, then wait for the bacteria to do the work!

* Wine - Jacksberries
* Cider - Apples
* Ale - Wheat or Oat grains

Each addition of fruit or grains will make 4oz of end product

FAQ

2025-01-15T04:52:39Z

Pomeranian:

== Questions that are asked frequently, here! ==

=== '''How do I gain PQ?''' ===
You gain a PQ point for each Unique Commend you receive from another player. Two commends from the same player only awards you one PQ. Playing roles that are useful to the round doesn't always guarantee PQ, you may contribute a lot by playing Smith or Soilson, but if you weren't particularly memorable, ESPECIALLY near the end of the round, people won't think to commend you. Try varying up roles to meet many players so you have a higher chance of being commended by unique players.

=== '''How do I lose PQ?''' ===
The only way to lose PQ is by having it manually removed by admins, as long as you follow the rules, you shouldn't lose PQ.

=== '''Who are these men in volf helmets that just shanked me?''' ===
You've met with the Bandits of the Terrorbog. Unlike the holy worshipers of the Ten, Bandits worship a mix of decrepit, and subhuman gods like Graggar and Matthios. They will pilfer and scuttle every land within the Terrorbog, until they can find a way to torture the kingdom itself.

=== How come I can't play x Role? ===
You either don't have the PQ to play it or some roles are locked based on Race, Gender and Age! Some roles can only be played by non-shunned races or by older characters! Apprentice roles can only be played by 'Adult' characters while characters like Mayor, Veteran, Royal Marshal can only be played by Middle-Aged or Old characters! Races like Dark Elves and Half Orcs are shunned from MOST roles!

=== '''How do I sex?''' ===
MMB drag and click to your opponent. Different grasps and interactions can change the interface.

=== '''How do I operate a handcart?''' ===
Stand above items you want to load into cart and LMB TOUCH a cart with your open hand. To unload it use RMB. Also you can put a character into carts. Make sure it is laying on ground, GRAB and drag it onto cart.

=== How do I get a House? ===
This is role dependent. Some roles like the Guards sleep in the Garrison, but Towners (NOT REFUGEES) can claim towner homes around Rockhill's main town or low town. Simply find a door, click on it and a prompt should come up saying, "Is this your home?" if it knocks instead, it's either not a towner home, is a towner home exclusive to another class or has already been claimed by another player.

=== '''How do I drink water from a river?''' ===
Select Bite intent on the left, middle click water, or fill a mug and drink it from the mug. Make sure the water is clean by looking at the water source first!

=== Can I see what characters are in the game? ===
Yes!!! Right Click the Heart in the Top Left of the Screen to get a list of all player characters you've met or know! Anyone who has been on screen and spoken will appear in this list. If you are a character that is FROM Rockhill, you automatically know EVERYONE in Rockhill! You can even ctrl+F to search the list! If someone asks if there is a Court Physician, simply right click the heart, ctrl+F "Court Physician" and you will know their name! Even late joining players will appear on this list! VERY USEFUL for enhancing roleplay!

=== How do I late join a round? ===
If a round is already going, just click LATEJOIN at the bottom and a list of roles that you can late join as appears. Click one of them and you will instantly be put in the game as that role. When you late join, you will either spawn in the bog or spawn in a Carriage south of Town and have to make your way to where you're supposed to be manually! Ask in meditation/Mentorhelp if you don't know where to go.

'''What the fuck, X thing is broken!'''

[https://github.com/Rotwood-Vale/Ratwood-Keep/issues Then just go here.]

FAQ

2025-01-15T04:47:29Z

Pomeranian:

== Questions that are asked frequently, here! ==

=== '''How do I gain PQ?''' ===
You gain a PQ point for each Unique Commend you receive from another player. Two commends from the same player only awards you one PQ. Playing roles that are useful to the round doesn't always guarantee PQ, you may contribute a lot by playing Smith or Soilson, but if you weren't particularly memorable, ESPECIALLY near the end of the round, people won't think to commend you. Try varying up roles to meet many players so you have a higher chance of being commended by unique players.

=== '''How do I lose PQ?''' ===
The only way to lose PQ is by having it manually removed by admins, as long as you follow the rules, you shouldn't lose PQ.

=== '''Who are these men in volf helmets that just shanked me?''' ===
You've met with the Bandits of the Terrorbog. Unlike the holy worshipers of the Ten, Bandits worship a mix of decrepit, and subhuman gods like Graggar and Matthios. They will pilfer and scuttle every land within the Terrorbog, until they can find a way to torture the kingdom itself.

=== '''How do I sex?''' ===
MMB drag and click to your opponent. Different grasps and interactions can change the interface.

=== '''How do I operate a handcart?''' ===
Stand above items you want to load into cart and LMB TOUCH a cart with your open hand. To unload it use RMB. Also you can put a character into carts. Make sure it is laying on ground, GRAB and drag it onto cart.

=== How do I get a House? ===
This is role dependent. Some roles like the Guards sleep in the Garrison, but Towners (NOT REFUGEES) can claim towner homes around Rockhill's main town or low town. Simply find a door, click on it and a prompt should come up saying, "Is this your home?" if it knocks instead, it's either not a towner home, is a towner home exclusive to another class or has already been claimed by another player.

=== '''How do I drink water from a river?''' ===
Select Bite intent on the left, middle click water, or fill a mug and drink it from the mug. Make sure the water is clean by looking at the water source first!

=== Can I see what characters are in the game? ===
Yes!!! Right Click the Heart in the Top Left of the Screen to get a list of all player characters you've met or know! Anyone who has been on screen and spoken will appear in this list. If you are a character that is FROM Rockhill, you automatically know EVERYONE in Rockhill! You can even ctrl+F to search the list! If someone asks if there is a Court Physician, simply right click the heart, ctrl+F "Court Physician" and you will know their name! Even late joining players will appear on this list! VERY USEFUL for enhancing roleplay!

'''What the fuck, X thing is broken!'''

[https://github.com/Rotwood-Vale/Ratwood-Keep/issues Then just go here.]

FAQ

2025-01-15T04:26:29Z

Pomeranian: edited some of the questions to be more relevant

Roles

2025-01-15T04:13:31Z

Pomeranian: Rewrote basically the entire page to include new roles, remove old ones no longer in the game and wrote descriptions for all of the new roles and ones that previously had none.

<h3 style="font-size: 50px;">Please be patient! This wiki is a heavy work in progress!</h3>

==Residents of Ratwood==

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|-
| style="width: 30%; background: #312629; color: #ffffff; border-top:0px. " | '''Role'''
| style="width: 70%; background: #312629; color: #ffffff; border-top:0px. " |
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #570000" | '''The Monarchy'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[King|Duke]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Throughout your time as a monarch, you have managed to survive the tribulations of this chaos-sown world. Now, you rule it. Be careful, there are those who envy the power you hold. Conspirators and peasants alike beg at your legs... the volf pit awaits all, should you wish it.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Dutchess'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Married to the Duke, either out of love or for political arrangement, you have hopefully sired him a family to preserve his royal line. The ruler of Rockhill can be a Duke or a Duchess, but Duke/Duchess Consort do not receive different stats from their ruling counterparts.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Heirs'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|While you are next in line, where is the fun in that? Go along, scamper about and make the dirty folk do all your bidding.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Hand'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|While the Duke is busily feasting and dining with his nobles, you keep the realm going. In the middle of all of this, you might even wonder if your appointment was worth all this strife. The only role the Duke chooses himself.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #6D009B" | '''The Court'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Guide to Economy|Steward]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Nobility. Lord of the Treasury. You manage the imports and exports of Rockhill, and keep ward of the tower. If the treasury is missing a few coins, your head is surely going to roll.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Guide to Economy|Clerk]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Assistant to the Steward. Listen and heed his instructions. Functionally the only difference between Steward and Clerk is that the Steward is a noble, the Clerk is not.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Royal Marshal'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|A noble justicar, bearer of the Tome of Laws, and the judge over any crimes. Keep in mind, if you kill all your prisoners--you'll have no one to work the fields but yourself. Can declare outlaws and suggest laws.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Councillor'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|A nobleman or noblewoman in the court of His Majesty. Do as you please; you and your kind are above the common ilk. Advise the King on matters of His council.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Court Magician'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Once a wandering scholar, you have found yourself in the service of a terrible liege. Though, given your prowess in the arcane, you are more than at home in a place of such cruelty.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Court Physician'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Wounds, leeches, lesions, galore. In service of a royal family, you've found no shortage of torn tendons, missing arms, and gut-worms. Has farming skill to grow and harvest ingredients for powerful drugs.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''The Keeps' Servants'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Ignore the decrees of your Head Maid or Head Butler at your own peril. Keep food and drink ready for the Army and His Majesty.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Jester'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Funny man! Bring a smile to everyone's face. Dance over the hatch of mysteries while you enthrall all courtiers with your divine hilarity. Able to jump up Z-Levels and can make any object talk!
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #000000" | '''The Royal Military and City Watch'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Retinue Captain'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Nobility. You are the chief guard! Direct your soldiers to the right path and punish the lazy and lacking among them, Your mission is to supervise the security of the town and its border, Use your reputation and position as a noble to impose control over your men and protect your Glorious Leader!.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Knight'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Nobility. You are a knight, a ritter, a chevalier, you are his majesty's bodyguard and trusted protector, insure the safety of your King and fend off all of his enemies and potential rebels if needed.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Squire'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|You completed your duty as a page and now you are a squire, report to your knight and answer for his calls and orders, may you become a great warrior like him one day.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Man at Arms'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|The backbone of the Duke's forces, you are a soldier who acts on your superior's orders and filling in some gaps of the guard if need be.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Gatemaster'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Papers please, nobody gets in our out without your permission, though more times then not they'll try anyway.
Have no time for yourself as you are glued to the gate controls of the keep.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Town Sheriff'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|You are the law, or should be.
Lead your Watchmen in ensuring the town is safe from petty crime or cultist activity.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Watchman'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Ensure the streets are clean of scum and villainy under the guidance of your Sheriff, the people trust you usually, but you can quite easily abuse that for your own gain.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Dungeoneer'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Ensure all prisoners (If they aren't all executed) are taken care of and accounted for.
Perform interrogations and dish out punishments for your superiors. Able to identify antagonists with their interrogate ability and able to remove limbs with knowledge of surgery.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #C1B93D" | '''The Faithful'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Priest]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Appointed by the Church of the Successors you hold authority over all spiritual matters in the city.
Be the light that guides the flock, or perhaps the senile coot who believes in very strict faith. You are the linch-pin in the town's survival, crown new successors, marry lovers and revive the dead, its all just another day for you.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Inquisitor'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Nobody expects the Kingsfield Inquisition.
Perform your duties in the name of Psydon and maintain an uneasy alliance with the lost fools who follow The Ten, purge and weed out any heretics by your hand, The Ten is tollerable, but the Inhumen and ''Zizo'' are abhorent.

Beat the shit out of people, hard grab them and use your special Interrogate and Test Faith abilities to weed out antagonists or heretics. Send signed confessions using the Hermes to inform Kingsfield!
|-
|Confessor
|A follower of Psydon and a personal assistant to the Inquisitor! Thugs that carry out his will, they can also test the faith of people and extract confessions.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" | <h3>'''Templar'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" |Deus vult.
Ensure the will of The Ten and your Priest are followed, protect those who cannot protect themselves and slay undead, demons and heretics alike. Each Patron has a different armor set and special ability!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" | <h3>'''Acolyte'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" |Maintain the house of ten and tend to those who come seeking it's aid.
Avoid becoming a 'heal bot' when the beggar limps in for the tenth time today simply saying "Heal chest" you are better then that.

Choose from Astrata, Pestra, Eora and Malum for different abilities!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" | <h3>'''Churchling'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" |The lowest rank of The Faithful, you are still very much respected and needed, learn and help however you can so that one day you may be blessed to become that of your brothers and sisters.
All patrons can be Churchlings! Even HERETICAL ones! Don't get caught!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Mortician'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Bring out your dead.
Maintain the graveyard so that Necra can continue to collect the lost souls, burying bodies is not a pretty job, but its nessisary.
Just make sure the acolytes are done with the bodies first.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Druid'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Be one with nature, Dendor is with you.
Ensure that the wilds are safe and maintained, perhaps even helping the local farmers in boosting their production with your miracles. Smoke weed in your tree house and brew up spice!
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #260B7F" | '''Town Residents'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Merchant'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Everything is for sale for the right price. With your skills, identify valuable objects and sell them off to the Navigator, or order specially requested items from your Goldhand at an upmarked value.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Shophand'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Assistant to the Merchant, it's your job to help the coin keep flowing. While they are away on (not so) important business, you can hold the storefront or be sent off on missives.
|-
|'''Scholar'''
|Keeps the Knowledge of all of Rockhill in their library and in the Keeps archives. Has the special ability to teach non-combat skills to players instantly! Be sure to charge for this special ability!
|-
|'''Mayor'''
|The Mayor of Rockhill, a roleplay intensive role that is meant to work with the Townwatch and Sheriff to alleviate conflicts so that the townspeople do not bother the Duke. You get your own house, a gun and a fancy hat!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Guide to Smithing|Smiths]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Toil away at the forge and anvil, you are a warrior's best friend. With the right supply of metals, you can produce the finest craft of weapons, armor, or tools that everyone so desperately needs.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Architect'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|With stone or with wood, you are the primary construction worker for the kingdom. Whether it is being hired by the court to maintain defenses or a simple home for the townfolk, you have the skills on hand for just about anything. There's only one of you and you get a fancy drill that can take down any wall in seconds!
|-
|'''Artificer'''
|An engineer that is able to craft unique inventions such as the Metalizer, Portable Smelter, fully functioning Bronze Arms and even GUNS.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" | <h3>'''Soilsons'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" |The hand that feeds, without a steady supply of grain, fruits, and animal products, the kingdom would starve. With hard work, you could become the wealthiest group around. Just be aware that your lands lie in the Bog.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" | <h3>'''[[Butcher]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" |The hand that feeds (the animals), Work alongside the Soilsons to tend to the animals and provide the realm leather goods and meat!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Barkeeper'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Joy to those with the time and mammons, provide a place to stay and enjoy while also being the primary supplier of meals and alcohol. You will be kept on your feet with requests, but it's all worth it to see the smile on a drunkard's face, right?
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Cook'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|A co-op role that works with the Barkeep to cook and supply Rockhill with food! Take over while if the Barkeep needs to step out for a moment or have friendly banter with the Barkeep and customers.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Towner]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|The soul of the town, you could be just about anything a working class needs. Be that a hunter, fisher, carpenter, laborer, blacksmith or seamstress, these are just some of the roles that populate the town and keep the basics of life going. You also get a house!!!
|-
|'''Nightmatron'''
|A disgraced former noble and owner of the Whitevein Lounge, a decaying bathhouse converted into a den of low lives. Players come to you for drugs and for sex with your lovely workers: The Prostitutes!
|-
|'''Prostitute'''
|Surely you can handle this role.
|-
|'''Harbormaster'''
|A long retired captain, you work with the Merchant to manage the ship and the crew to import goods.
|-
|'''Longshoremen'''
|The Harbormaster and the Merchants buddy, you haul chests of imported goods for the Harbormaster and Merchant, get a cool Cutlass and cause trouble in the harbor district.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #5C4D00" | '''The Bog'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" | <h3>'''Refugees'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" |Outsiders that are fleeing from The Rot. There are MANY unique classes of Refugee from Laborers, Mages, Returning Clergy and Crusaders, Mercenaries and Deserters, but the people of Rockhill will not be quick to trust you and you'll have to find some place to stay.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" | <h3>'''Mercenaries'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" |Men and Women that kill for money! They work with the Guild Clerk to fulfill contracts for anyone that has money to pay! There are MANY classes of Mercenary, some locked to specific races!
|-
|'''Guild Clerk'''
|The Guild Clerk runs the Mercenary's Guild Hall! Manage the Excitium to create quests and clear non-lethal bounties for members of the guild, as well as cook and clean for them.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #434343" | '''Threats to Rockhill'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Vampires'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|An Ancient Evil Vampire Lord awakens in a hidden Mansion deep within the Terrorbog. Seek the Throne and destroy all mortals in your way. You don't need to be invited in, but you still need to be wary of Silver and Sunlight.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Werevolfs'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Those cursed by Dendor, the God of Nature to take revenge upon society! When night falls (which is most of the time) transform into a beast and ravage the town!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Rebels'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Recruit all of the downtrodden of Rockhill to your side and overthrow the Monarchy! Convince the Priest to crown one of you as the rightful ruler of Rockhill, sit on the Throne for a bit, make a decree and win the game!
You will never win, but at least have fun and create an interesting story trying!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Aspirants'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Conniving nobles that want the throne for themselves! Only Nobility can receive this antagonist type! Depose the Duke and make yourself the rightful ruler of Rockhill!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Bandits'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Followers of the Heretical God Matthios seeking to upend the social order and sacrifice material wealth to their god for great boons!
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>[[Maniac]]
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|A stealth killer that tries to blend in with the regular citizens of Rockhill. Try not to be discovered as you butcher the disgusting ignorant pigs for your own ends. Escape and destroy the fake reality they blissfully exist in.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>Apostates...?
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
|
=== Goblins ===
|The Spawn of Graggar, a nest of Goblins has cropped up beneath Rockhill. These little monsters use secret tunnels around Rockhill to capture innocent citizens and force them into slave labor to prove their might to their creator Graggar.
|}
|}

Priest

2025-01-15T03:37:25Z

Pomeranian: changed the lore that was changed. Added in the section about new revivals

== PRIEST ==
Keys: Priest's key, Church key, Crypt key

Difficulty: Very hard

Supervisors: The Ten themselves, the Inquisition, the High Church

Duties: Follow your religion. Make damn sure the rest of Rockhill does, too. Heal and revive those deserving.

== Intro ==
So you've decided to play Priest! I'm so sorry.

The Priest is the strict teacher in grade school that all the kids love to hate. You're gonna have to whack people on the head with a ruler - but it's for a good cause. ''Someone'' has to stop these idiots from biting each other. There are far bigger issues at hand!

Above all, you should expect things to go wrong. Very wrong. And to spiral out of your control. There are going to be rounds where no one shows up to your sermons. There are going to be rounds where no one answers your pleas for help. There are going to be rounds where you feel utterly powerless. Be prepared for this - and try not to lose your cool.

== Expectations & Things to know ==
While there are many valid ways to interpret the teachings of the Ten, Priest is a role that has specific expectations. Let's go over them. I'll try to word this as simply as I can, so there's no confusion.

You're meant to be one of the most zealous in the realm, having been chosen by The Church of the Successors to lead the religious matters of Rockhill. Because of this, the Priest is not replaceable in the same way as a duke. A new duke can be crowned; the priest has no equivalent ceremony.

Being the zealous leader, chosen by the zealous goddess of order, who leads the very zealous church, it should be easy to understand that Inhumen heresy must '''not''' be tolerated, no matter its origin. How you deal with such things is up to you.

You should be within or near the church at almost all times. You're the leader of Rockhill's faith, after all. People will go to you regarding matters of the soul, and ask for you to heal their wounded.

Worship of Psydon is tolerable. These poor, misguided souls simply mourn His death. They still follow the Ten, if only by technicality. How - and if - you try to bring them to the light is up to you.

Lastly, remember always that there's another player behind each and every character. Be strict, be zealous, but be interesting. Instantly killing people is not interesting to them, nor anyone else.

== Lore to know ==
"Ten? Isn't that a bit many?"

As a Priest, you obviously need to be very knowledgeable on the Ten, and the other religions of the realm. In addition, you should do some reading beforehand! There are numerous player-created books that you'll have to take into consideration. In particular, you should know the line of succession, and the Tome of Law.

You should also know that the Church (as well as the Inquisition) are both independent, and do not answer to the duke. The Church answers to a higher church in Kingsfield, and the Inquisition answers to the The Cult of Psydon.

Here it is explained in more detail, courtesy of lore contributor Centurion Salty (thank you!)

"The Church of Successors is an obligated ally of the Psydonic Inquisition from Zybantium, as a result of strong political pressure from Queen Auxesia the Righteous, the Queen of Enigma. The High Priest of the Church (in Rockhill) answers to an Episcopal Patriarchate/Matriarchate, of higher priests that function effectively akin to to a committee or a college, which interpret the overall will and direction of the Church of Successors."

== Your tools ==
"You question the words of the mighty Jimmy?!"

With all that doom and gloom out of the way, let's go over what you have to work with. Your first order of business - outside of maybe a greeting announcement - should be to go to your quarters and retrieve The Book, your Staff of the Shepherd, and your mana potion. Maybe an outfit change if you're feeling it. Now that you have everything in your inventory, here's what they all do;

* Needle of Pestra - An infinite use needle. Very useful for closing critical wounds like arterial cuts. This will save someone's life.
* Cheele - A super-leech with a delightful smile. What a cutie! It will detox the blood of whoever it's latched on to, and feed them new blood, as well.
* The Book - Your holy text. Use it on someone to bless them - this gives a buff to fortune, and removes the stat debuff that comes with being resurrected. Use it if someone important to you is resurrected, and you want to be able to resurrect them again later. This has a limited amount of uses, so don't spam it. Also, you can open it and read from it. Good for sermons if you're not feeling creative.
* Staff of the Shepherd - Your badass scepter. Every proper leader has one. This has little use for offense. However, it has a very high defense stat. Combined with your polearms skill, you'll be able to parry enough attacks to hang in there until your templars arrive to save you. It is made from Silver as well, which causes a massive debuff to certain enemy types.
* Mana Potion - Drink to restore fatigue. Useful if you're not able to sleep for a long period of time, and there's a ton of wounded flooding in. Chug, chug, chug!
* Money - Don't forget to check your pouch and your SHYLOCK. Money talks. Set bounties, give money to your templars to upgrade their gear, etc.

== Your miracles ==
"No, I'm not going to heal every burn on your body. Just sleep it off."

As a follower of Astrata, you have Her miracles. Use them wisely. It's ill-advised to use miracles on heretics, or anyone you would deem unworthy. Keep in mind - no one has an innate right to miracles of the Ten.

* Lesser Miracle - Heals.
* Miracle - Heals more.
* Sacred Flame - Sets something aflame.

== Your clergy ==
"Good morning, ever- wait, they're gone. Ah, fuck."

Meet your new friends. Pray that they don't leave immediately.

Your clergy will consist of Churchlings, Acolytes, and Templars. You'll also work closely with the Inquisitor and their Confessors, in the common goal of rooting out heresy.

Templars are the Church's swords and shields. They should remain rather close to you, unless you send them out to fight. There are three Templar slots. Keep close tabs on them - you have little to no offensive power, otherwise.

The Inquisition works independently - though they may ask for your aid, or the aid of your templars. Keep in mind that their singular goal is the extermination of the Inhumen, and that they follow Psydon, not the Ten. If they deem you incompetent, they ''will'' show it.

Churchlings are your little servants. Send them to cook, clean, report on happenings in the town, and do try to tutor them. They may be new to the game.

Acolytes are your big servants. Shower them in lots of love and praise. What they can do depends on their patron.

* Astrata- Literally exactly the same as you, the Priest. They get advanced healing miracles and can light people on fire.
* Pestra - Can cure rot, and use the Diagnose miracle. Diagnose shows the Acolyte where someone is hurt, and how bad, which they can relay to you. Very useful.
* Eora - Can conduct weddings, as well as spawn Eoran Buds, which can completely pacify people.
* Malum - Can smelt metal objects, and craft new ones. They make for excellent smiths.
* Dendor - Druids aren't technically Acolytes. But if one comes by, they can farm and supply a ton of food.

== Mechanics ==

=== Marriage ===
To marry two players, simply have each of them take a bite of an apple, then use it on a nearby cross. Praise the Ten and Praise Astrata! They are united!

=== Heretics Brand and Excommunication ===
You have to be standing near the altar to do both of these things. You can brand people as Heretics or Excommunicate them using the Priest tab in the top right. If someone actually IS a heretic, they will take massive stress from having a Heretics brand on them. Excommunication only works on members of the Clergy and Refugees that are able to use miracles, it severs their connection with the Divine and makes them unable to use their miracles at all, if any member of your Clergy defies you, threaten to excommunicate them. You can undo the Heretics Brand or Excommunication by simply typing their name again.

Some players may start the game with the heretics brand or excommunication, including non-miracle users, this is due to a Special that they rolled before the game started. Even though non-clergy members can roll the 'Excommunicated' special, you can't excommunicate non-clergy members.

== The Ultimate Moral Quandary: Revivals ==
With Astrata's Power waning, there is no easy way to revive people from the dead. If a physician isn't able to revive them quickly after death, you have fifteen minutes (or longer if you have a Pestran with derot) before the body rots to make the ultimate decision: Do you Sacrifice the life of someone else to bring them back?

As a follower of Astrata, the Goddess of Order, maintaining the social order is one of your highest goals, but does that mean it's acceptable to sacrifice the life of someone to save another?

If you decide that it is, then you can use the ritual circle! Simply place a dead person on one side of the circle, an alive person on the other, place a coin in the middle and activate the circle! Boom, the coin flips and so to does their mortal state! What was dead is now alive and what was alive is now dead, Praise the Ten!

== Misc Tips ==

* Don't ever just stand there. There's always ''something'' to be done. And if there isn't, hold a sermon, a festival, or some kind of event. Even if no one shows up, at least you tried, right?
* Don't fall into the trap of becoming a mindless healbot. How you do this is up to you, of course. Ask people what's happened. Demand a donation, a show of faith, something. Or refuse to heal people you don't like at all. Most shunned races ''are'', after all, the spawn of the Inhumen. Or maybe you just think they're gross.
* Make sure to thank your beloved clergy.

Towner

2025-01-15T03:11:26Z

Pomeranian: /* ALL TOWNER ROLES CAN CLAIM TOWNER HOMES: */

== Towner Introduction ==
It ain't much, but its honest work. A good role to contribute to the round, but not need to be committed for the whole round.

The Towner is a basic but diverse role, choosing such a role means you have decided to spend the majority of your time in or around the city of Rock Hill as one of its known peasants. As a citizen of Rockhill, you know the other people who live in Rockhill and you even get to claim a house to live in!

== '''ALL TOWNER ROLES CAN CLAIM TOWNER HOMES:''' ==
STOP BUYING INN ROOMS!!! Simply find a home, click the door and a prompt will come up asking, "Is this your home?" hit yes, you now get a key. If it knocks on the door, the home is already taken by another player.

== The Classes ==

=== [[Guide to Smithing|Blacksmith]] ===
A lesser skilled worker compared to the guild smiths, with no forge of your own, you must strike your own claim in the kingdom.

=== Fisher ===
Dig up worms and leeches by the water and cast them out with your trusty rod, fish is quite a staple food that rarely spoils.

=== [[Guide to Farming|Farmer]] ===
Not as influential as the Soilsons, but still very capable of yielding vast quantities of produce. Soilsons vastly outclass Towner Farmer. Soilsons can read, get apprentice polearms, sewing, don't get -3 intelligence. Pick Towner Farmer if you want your own house, that's about it.

=== [[Guide to Fighting|Hunter]] ===
Good with a bow and [[Guide to Crafting|skincraft]], learn the tricks of the trade to taking down prey for their valuable meats, fat, hides and fur.

=== Miner ===
A smith's best friend, find your favorite mining spot and fill the stockpile with an endless supply of metals and stone.

=== [[Guide to Crafting|Seamstress]] ===
An art in its own, with the right materials you can craft the finest of clothing that make the nobles envy.

=== [[Guide to Surgery|Town Doctor (Barber Surgeon)]] ===
Treat the wounded and crippled with your deft skills of the needle and tool... able to revive people if they get to their body quick enough.

=== Woodcutter ===
Clear the forests to ensure the town has lumber, you are also skilled in carpentry yourself and can repair broken doors!

Towner

2025-01-15T03:07:52Z

Pomeranian: Removes some of the roles that are gone from the game, explains claiming towner homes.

It ain't much, but its honest work.

The Towner is a basic but diverse role, choosing such a role means you have decided to spend the majority of your time in or around the city of Rock Hill as one of its known peasants.

== '''ALL TOWNER ROLES CAN CLAIM TOWNER HOMES:''' ==
STOP BUYING INN ROOMS!!! Simply find a home, click the door and a prompt will come up asking, "Is this your home?" hit yes, you now get a key. If it knocks on the door, the home is already taken by another player.

=== [[Guide to Smithing|Blacksmith]] ===
A lesser skilled worker compared to the guild smiths, with no forge of your own, you must strike your own claim in the kingdom.

=== Fisher ===
Dig up worms and leeches by the water and cast them out with your trusty rod, fish is quite a staple food that rarely spoils.

=== [[Guide to Farming|Farmer]] ===
Not as influential as the Soilsons, but still very capable of yielding vast quantities of produce. Soilsons vastly outclass Towner Farmer. Soilsons can read, get apprentice polearms, sewing, don't get -3 intelligence. Pick Towner Farmer if you want your own house, that's about it.

=== [[Guide to Fighting|Hunter]] ===
Good with a bow and [[Guide to Crafting|skincraft]], learn the tricks of the trade to taking down prey for their valuable meats, fat, hides and fur.

=== Miner ===
A smith's best friend, find your favorite mining spot and fill the stockpile with an endless supply of metals and stone.

=== [[Guide to Crafting|Seamstress]] ===
An art in its own, with the right materials you can craft the finest of clothing that make the nobles envy.

=== [[Guide to Surgery|Town Doctor (Barber Surgeon)]] ===
Treat the wounded and crippled with your deft skills of the needle and tool... able to revive people if they get to their body quick enough.

=== Woodcutter ===
Clear the forests to ensure the town has lumber, you are also skilled in carpentry yourself and can repair broken doors!

Roles

2025-01-15T03:02:55Z

Pomeranian: /* Residents of Ratwood */

<h3 style="font-size: 50px;">Please be patient! This wiki is a heavy work in progress!</h3>

==Residents of Ratwood==

{| style="width: 80%; ax-width: 120em; border-spacing: 2em; clear: both"
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{| style="width:100%;margin:0; color: #ffffff; background: #312629; border: 3px solid #A8A802; text-align: center;"
|-
| style="width: 30%; background: #312629; color: #ffffff; border-top:0px. " | '''Role'''
| style="width: 70%; background: #312629; color: #ffffff; border-top:0px. " |
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #570000" | '''The Monarchy'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[King|Duke]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Throughout your time as a monarch, you have managed to survive the tribulations of this chaos-sown world. Now, you rule it. Be careful, there are those who envy the power you hold. Conspirators and peasants alike beg at your legs... the volf pit awaits all, should you wish it.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Dutchess'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Married to the King, either out of love or for political arrangement, you have hopefully sired him a family to preserve his royal line.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Heirs'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Princelings and princesses! While you are next in line, where is the fun in that? Go along, scamper about and make the dirty folk do all your bidding.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Hand'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|While the King is busily feasting and dining with his nobles, you keep the realm going. In the middle of all of this, you might even wonder if your appointment was worth all this strife.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #6D009B" | '''The Court'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Guide to Economy|Steward]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Lord of the Treasury. You manage the imports and exports of Rockhill, and keep ward of the tower. If the treasury is missing a few coins, your head is surely going to roll.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Guide to Economy|Clerk]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Assistant to the Steward. Listen and heed his instructions.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Royal Marshal'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|A noble justicar, bearer of the Tome of Laws, and the judge over any crimes. Keep in mind, if you kill all your prisoners--you'll have no one to work the fields but yourself.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Councillor'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|A nobleman or noblewoman in the court of His Majesty. Do as you please; you and your kind are above the common ilk. Advise the King on matters of His council.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Court Magician'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Once a wandering scholar, you have found yourself in the service of a terrible liege. Though, given your prowess in the arcane, you are more than at home in a place of such cruelty.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Court Physician'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Wounds, leeches, lesions, galore. In service of a royal family, you've found no shortage of torn tendons, missing arms, and gut-worms.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''The Keeps' Servants'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Ignore the decrees of your Head Maid or Head Butler at your own peril. Keep food and drink ready for the Army and His Majesty.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Jester'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Funny man! Bring a smile to everyone's face. Dance over the hatch of mysteries while you enthrall all courtiers with your divine hilarity.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #000000" | '''The Royal Military and City Watch'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Guard Captain'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|You are the chief guard! Direct your soldiers to the right path and punish the lazy and lacking among them, Your mission is to supervise the security of the town and its border, Use your reputation and position as a noble to impose control over your men and protect your Glorious Leader!.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Knight'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|You are a knight, a ritter, a chevalier, you are his majesty's bodyguard and trusted protector, insure the safety of your King and fend off all of his enemies and potential rebels if needed.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Squire'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|You completed your duty as a page and now you are a squire, report to your knight and answer for his calls and orders, may you become a great warrior like him one day.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Man at Arms'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|The backbone of the Duke's forces, you are a soldier who acts on your superior's orders and filling in some gaps of the guard if need be.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Gatemaster'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Papers please, nobody gets in our out without your permission, though more times then not they'll try anyway.
Have no time for yourself as you are glued to the gate controls of the keep.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Town Sheriff'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|You are the law, or should be.
Lead your Watchmen in ensuring the town is safe from petty crime or cultist activity.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Watchman'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Ensure the streets are clean of scum and villainy under the guidance of your Sheriff, the people trust you usually, but you can quite easily abuse that for your own gain.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Dungeoneer'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Ensure all prisoners (If they arn't all executed) are taken care of and accounted for.
Perform interrorgations and dish out punishments for your superiors.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #C1B93D" | '''The Faithful'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Priest]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|The Ten protects.
Be the light that guides the flock, or perhaps the senile coot who believes in very strict faith.
You are the linch-pin in the town's survival, crown new successors, marry lovers and revive the dead, its all just another day for you.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Inquisitor'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Nobody expects the Kingsfield Inquisition.
Perform your duties in the name of Psydon and maintain an uneasy alliance with the lost fools who follow The Ten, purge and weed out any heretics by your hand, The Ten is tollerable, but the Inhumen and ''Zizo'' are abhorent.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Templar'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Deus vult.
Ensure the will of The Ten and your Priest are followed, protect those who cannot protect themselves and slay undead, demons and heretics alike.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Acolyte'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Maintain the house of ten and tend to those who come seeking it's aid.
Avoid becoming a 'heal bot' when the beggar limps in for the tenth time today simply saying "Heal chest" you are better then that.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Churchling'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|The lowest rank of The Faithful, you are still very much respected and needed, learn and help however you can so that one day you may be blessed to become that of your brothers and sisters.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Mortician'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Bring out your dead.
Maintain the graveyard so that Necra can continue to collect the lost souls, burying bodies is not a pretty job, but its nessisary.
Just make sure the acolytes are done with the bodies first.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Druid'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Be one with nature, Dendor is with you.
Ensure that the wilds are safe and maintained, perhaps even helping the local farmers in boosting their production with your miracles.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #260B7F" | '''Town Residents'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Merchant'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Everything is for sale for the right price. With your skills, identify valuable objects and sell them off to the Navigator, or order specially requested items from your Goldhand at an upmarked value.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Shophand'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Assistant to the Merchant, it's your job to help the coin keep flowing. While they are away on (not so) important business, you can hold the storefront or be sent off on missives.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Guide to Smithing|Smiths]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Toil away at the forge and anvil, you are a warrior's best friend. With the right supply of metals, you can produce the finest craft of weapons, armor, or tools that everyone so desperately needs.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Mason'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|With stone or with wood, you are the primary construction worker for the kingdom. Whether it is being hired by the court to maintain defenses or a simple home for the townfolk, you have the skills on hand for just about anything.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Soilsons'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|The hand that feeds, without a steady supply of grain, fruits, and animal products, the kingdom would starve. With hard work, you could become the wealthiest group around. Just be aware that your lands lie close to The Bog.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Butcher]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|The hand that feeds (the animals), Work alongside the Soilsons and Village Elder to tend to the animals and provide the realm with a resource more valuable than gold: Butter.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Barkeeper'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|Joy to those with the time and mammons, provide a place to stay and enjoy while also being the primary supplier of meals and alcohol. You will be kept on your feet with requests, but it's all worth it to see the smile on a drunkard's face, right?
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Innkeep Staff'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|When the dae is done, who better to be with than a friendly member of the inn, behind closed doors, of course. Bath Wench and Swain are the primary roles; in such a position, people will pay good mammons for your expertise.
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''[[Towner]]'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|The soul of the town, you could be just about anything a working class needs. Be that a hunter, fisher, carpenter, laborer, blacksmith or seamstress, these are just some of the roles that populate the town and keep the basics of life going.
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #5C4D00" | '''The Bog'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" | <h3>'''Mayor'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;" |
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Pilgrims'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Mercenaries'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: 25px; text-align: center; background: #434343" | '''Threats to Rockhill'''
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Vampires'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Werevolfs'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Rebels'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Aspirants'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>'''Bandits'''
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>[[Maniac]]
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|-
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"| <h3>Apostates...?
| style="width:100%:margin:0; text-align: center; border: 2px solid #bbb;"|
|}
|}

Guide to Crafting

2024-12-31T05:23:52Z

Pomeranian:

WIP - Some recipes may have changed, please inform a Clerk

== Basic Interactions ==
AKA: Slap Crafting

There are few interactions that can be done directly to items that will generally refine or condense resources.

Such actions are:

* Cutting a stick with a blade to turn the item into a stake, said stake can then be used to mine.

* Chopping a log with a blade or axe into small logs, and doing the same to a small log will refine the log into sticks. Useful for firewood or crafting recipes.
* Combining materials such as fiber, cloth, and sticks, as this will create a small bundle for ease of carrying. (It also prevents sticks from breaking when walking over them, preventing hostile mob spawns.)

Tips of the trade: Some items such as sewing needles can be used from the belt.

== Crafting ==
These recipes require no special crafting station but may require a tool or a surface.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| style="border: 1px solid black;" colspan="4"|Basic
|-
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Item
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Ingredients
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Tool
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Minimum Skill
|-
|Thorn Sewing Needle
|Thorn, Fiber
|None
|None
|-
|Cloth Belt
|Cloth
|None
|None
|-
|Rucksack
|Rope, Bag
|None
|None
|-
|Torch
|Stick, Fiber
|None
|None
|-
|Wood Staff (3x)
|Log
|None
|None
|-
|Stone Knife
|Stone, Stick
|None
|None
|-
|Stone Axe
|Stone, Small Log
|None
|Novice
|-
|Wood Pipe
|Stick
|None
|Novice
|-
|Wooden Amulet
|2x Fiber, 2x Sticks
|None
|Novice
|-
|Wooden Club
|Small Log
|None
|Novice
|-
|Rope
|3x Fiber
|None
|Novice
|-
|Wooden Sword (2x)
|Small Log, Fiber
|None
|Novice
|-
|Wooden Bucket
|Small Log
|None
|Novice
|-
|Wooden Cup (3x)
|Small Log
|None
|Novice
|-
|Wooden Bowl (3x)
|Small Log
|None
|Novice
|-
|Stone Arrow
|Stone, Stick
|Table
|Novice
|-
|Fishing Rod
|Small log, 2x Fiber
|None
|Novice
|-
|Wooden Spade
|Small Log, Stick
|None
|Novice
|-
|Bait
|Bag, 2x Wheat
|Table
|Novice
|-
|Sweet Bait
|Bag, 2x Berry/ 2x Apple
|Table
|Novice
|-
|Bloody Bait
|Bag, 2x Meat
|Table
|Novice
|-
|Handcart
|3x Small Log, Rope
|None
|Novice
|-
|Book Crafting Kit*
|2x Hide, Cloth
|Needle, Table
|Novice
|-
|Mortar and Pestle
|Stick, Small Log
|None
|Novice
|-
|Impovised Saw
|Stick, Stone, Fiber
|None
|Novice
|-
|Impovised Clamp
|2x Stick, Fiber
|None
|Novice
|-
|Impovised Retractor
|2x Stick, Fiber
|None
|Novice
|-
|Parchment Scroll (5x)
|Small Log, 50u Water
|*Knife, Drying Rack
|Novice
|-
|Parchment (8x)
|Small Log, 30u Water
|*Knife, Drying Rack
|Novice
|-
|Improvised Billhook
|Small Log, [[Guide_to_Smithing#Tools|Sickle]]
|Hammer
|Journeyman
|-
|Goedendag
|Small Log, [[Guide_to_Smithing#Tools|Hoe]]
|Hammer
|Journeyman
|-
|Peasant War Flail
|Small Log, [[Guide_to_Smithing#Tools|Thresher]]
|Hammer
|Journeyman
|-
|Stone Spear
|Stone, Wooden Staff
|None
|Journeyman
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Book Crafting Kit: Combine with a written manuscript (up to 8 written parchments combined) Books can be archived to be read across rounds.

<nowiki>*</nowiki>Knife: Specifically a Stone or Hunting Knife is required

== Structures ==
Some other recipes require structures to complete.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="3" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Structures
|-
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Item
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Ingredients
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Minimum Skill
|-
|Campfire
|2x Stick
|None
|-
|Large Campfire
|2x Stick, 2x Stone
|None
|-
|Twig Floor
|2x Stick
|None
|-
|Hearth
|Stick, 3x Stone
|Novice
|-
|Brazier
|Small Log, Coal
|Novice
|-
|Simple Bed
|Small Log, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Tent Wall
|Stick, Cloth
|Novice
|-
|Tent Door
|Stick, Cloth
|Novice
|-
|Wooden Cross
|Small Log, 3x Stake
|Novice
|-
|Palisade
|Small Log/ 2x Stake
|Novice
|-
|Drying Rack
|3x Stick
|Novice
|-
|Sharpening Wheel
|[[Guide_to_Smithing#The_Laymans'_Guide_to_Smelting:|Iron Bar]], Stone
|Novice
|-
|Anvil
|[[Guide_to_Smithing#The_Laymans'_Guide_to_Smelting:|Iron Bar]]
|Novice
|-
|Forge
|4x Stone, Coal
|Novice
|-
|Furnace
|4x Stone, Coal
|Novice
|-
|Heat Treatment Furnace
|4x Stone, 2x Steel, Coal
|Apprentice
|-
|Great Furnace
|2x [[Guide_to_Smithing#The_Laymans'_Guide_to_Smelting:|Iron Bar]], Riddle of Steel*, Coal
|Journeyman
|-
|Loom
|2x Small Log, 2x Stick, 2x Fiber
|Journeyman
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Riddle of Steel: Non-craftable. Can be found, or more reliably, purchased from a merchant for around 400 mammons.

Forge Clerics can also perform a ritual to summon a Riddle of Steel, however will cost twice as much as the merchant (You can use valuables instead of mammons)

== Sewing ==
All sewing recipes require a sewing needle.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="3" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Sewing
|-
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Item
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Ingredients
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Minimum Skill
|-
|Cloth
|2x Fiber
|None
|-
|Bag
|Cloth, Fiber
|None
|-
|Headband*
|Cloth
|None
|-
|Loincloth
|Cloth
|None
|-
|Rags
|2x Cloth
|None
|-
|Fingerless Gloves
|Cloth, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Eyepatch*
|Cloth, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Sack Hood
|2x Cloth
|Novice
|-
|Winding Sheet
|2x Cloth
|Novice
|-
|Shirt
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Trousers
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Knit Cap
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Straw Hat
|5x Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Religious Wrappings*
|2x Cloth
|Apprentice
|-
|Sleeping-Cloth
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Apprentice
|-
|Cloth Bedsheet
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Leather Bedsheet
|2x Hide, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Cape
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Cloth Stockings
|Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Fishnet Stockings
|2x Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Tabard*
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Surcoat*
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Robes
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Coif
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Gambeson
|4x Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Arming Jacket
|4x Cloth, Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Padded Cap
|5x Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Padded Dress
|5x Cloth, 2x Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Wizard Hat
|2x Cloth, 1x Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Dress
|3x Cloth, Fiber
|Expert
|-
|Jupon
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Expert
|-
|Fancy Hat
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Expert
|-
|Bard Hat
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Expert
|-
|Chaperon Hat
|2x Cloth, Fiber
|Expert
|-
|Silk Stockings
|Silk, Fiber
|Master
|-
|Lordly Cloak
|2x Fur, 4x Hide
|Master
|-
|Sexy Dress
|6x Cloth, x3 Fiber
|Legendary
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Variations available: Some items have alternative designs.

== Weaving ==
All weaving recipies come under 'sewing' however require a Loom as well
{| class="wikitable"
| colspan="3" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Weaving
|-
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Item
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Ingredients
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Minimum Skill
|-
|Webbed Shirt
|Silk
|Novice
|-
|Webbed Trousers
|2x Silk
|Novice
|-
|Half Mask
|Cloth, Silk
|Novice
|-
|Half Cloak
|Cloth, Silk
|Journeyman
|-
|Formal Silks
|5x Silk
|Journeyman
|-
|Religous Hood*
|2x Cloth, Silk
|Journeyman
|-
|Religious Robe*
|3x Cloth, Silk
|Expert
|-
|Bar Dress
|2x Cloth, 2x Silk
|Master
|-
|Chemise
|2x Fiber, 3x Silk
|Master
|-
|Silk Coat
|Cloth, 2x Fur, 3x Silk
|Master
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Variations available: Some items have alternative designs.

== Skincraft ==
All skincraft recipes require a sewing needle and drying rack
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="3" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Skincraft
|-
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Item
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Ingredients
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Minimum Skill
|-
|Pouch (2x)
|Hide, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Satchel (2x)
|2x Hide, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Backpack
|3x Hide, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Waterskin
|2x Hide, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Leather Gloves (2x)
|Hide
|Novice
|-
|Hide Gloves
|Fur
|Novice
|-
|Leather Bracers (2x)
|Hide
|Novice
|-
|Leather pants
|Hide
|Novice
|-
|Leather Shoes (3x)
|Hide
|Novice
|-
|Leather Boots
|Hide
|Novice
|-
|Leather Helmet
|Hide
|Novice
|-
|Leather Armor
|2x Hide
|Novice
|-
|Hide Armor
|2x Hide, Fur
|Novice
|-
|Leather Hood
|Hide
|Novice
|-
|Leather Cloak
|2x Hide
|Novice
|-
|Fur Cloak
|2x Hide, Fur
|Novice
|-
|Leather Apron
|2x Hide, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Saddle
|2x Hide
|Novice
|-
|Whip
|2x Hide, Stone
|Novice
|-
|Drum
|1x Hide, Small Log
|Novice
|}
== Carpentry ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="3" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Alchemy
|-
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Item
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Ingredients
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Minimum Skill
|-
|Chest
|Small Log, Stick
|None
|-
|Wood Bin
|2x Small Log
|None
|-
|Wood Floor
|Small Log
|None
|-
|Wood Platform
|Small Log, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Wood Barrel
|Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Wood Chair
|Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Fancy Wood Chair
|Small Log, Silk
|Novice
|-
|Wood Stool
|Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Closet
|2x Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Coffin
|2x Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Sign
|Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Wood Shield
|Small Log, Hide
|Novice
|-
|Training Dummy
|Small Log, Stick, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Plough
|2x Small Log, [[Guide_to_Smithing#The_Laymans'_Guide_to_Smelting:|Iron Bar]]
|Novice
|-
|Railing
|2x Stick
|Novice
|-
|Wood Stairs (Down)
|2x Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Swing Door
|2x Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Wood Door
|2x Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Deadbolt Wood Door
|2x Small Log, Stick
|Apprentice
|-
|Fancy Wood Door
|2x Small Log
|Apprentice
|-
|Nice Bed
|2x Small Log, Cloth
|Apprentice
|-
|Wood Table
|Small Log
|Apprentice
|-
|Wall Ladder
|Small Log
|Apprentice
|-
|Wood Window
|2x Small Log
|Apprentice
|-
|Wood Wall
|2x Small Log
|Apprentice
|-
|Fancy Wood Wall
|2x Small Log
|Journeyman
|-
|Prosthetic Arm
|Small Log, [[Guide_to_Smithing#Tools|Cog]]
|Journeyman
|-
|Double Bed
|4x Small Log, 2x Cloth, 1x Fiber
|Journeyman
|-
|Nice Double Bed
|4x Small Log, 2x Cloth, 2x Silk
|Expert
|}
== Masonry ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="3" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Alchemy
|-
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Item
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Ingredients
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Minimum Skill
|-
|Sconce
|2x Stone
|None
|-
|Wall Candle
|Stone, Candle
|None
|-
|Stone Floor
|Stone
|None
|-
|Stone Platform
|Stone, Fiber
|Novice
|-
|Oven
|3x Stone, Small Log
|Novice
|-
|Millstone
|3x Stone
|Novice
|-
|Stone Table
|Stone
|Novice
|-
|Stone Door
|2x Stone
|Novice
|-
|Stone Stairs (Down)
|2x Stone
|Apprentice
|-
|Wall Decoration
|Stone
|Apprentice
|-
|Stone Window
|2x Stone
|Apprentice
|-
|Stone Wall
|2x Stone
|Apprentice
|-
|Fancy Stone Wall
|2x Stone
|Journeyman
|-
|Statue
|3x Stone
|Journeyman
|}

== Treatment (Alchemy) ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="3" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Craftables
|-
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Item
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Ingredients
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Minimum Skill
|-
|Roll of Bandages
|3x Cloth, Ash
|Apprentice
|-
|Health Pot
|Meaty + Fire
|N/A
|-
|Mana Pot
|Fishyy + Fire
|N/A
|-
|Salt
|Earth + Fire
|N/A
|-
|Ozium
|Poison + Clarity
|N/A
|-
|Moondust
|Poison + Addiction
|N/A
|-
|Spice
|Addiction + Clarity
|N/A
|-
|Clean Moondust
|Ozium + Moondust
|N/A
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="2" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Alchemy
|-
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Essence/Base
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Refined
|-
|Essence of Berry
|Berry Syrum
|-
|Essence of Poison Berry
|Poison Syrum
|-
|Essence of Flesh
|Meaty Syrum
|-
|Essence of Fish
|Fishyy Syrum
|-
|Essence of Earth
|Earthy Syrum
|-
|Essence of Fire
|Syrum of Fire
|-
|Swamp Weed
|Essence of Clarity
|-
|West Leaf
|Essence of Addiction
|-
|Liquid Salt
|Salty Syrum
|}

Note: Flesh = Meat | Earth = Rock | Fire = Ash.
== Engineering ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="3" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Engineering
|-
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Item
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Ingredients
|style="border: 1px solid black;"|Minimum Skill
|-
|Lever
|[[Guide_to_Smithing#Tools|Cog]]
|Novice
|-
|Floorhatch
|Small log, [[Guide_to_Smithing#Tools|Cog]]
|Novice
|-
|Passage (Bars)
|Iron bar, [[Guide_to_Smithing#Tools|Cog]]
|Novice
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>To link between engineering structures, use a cog.

== Trapping ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| colspan="4" style="border: 1px solid black;" |Traps
|-
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Item
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Ingredients
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Tool
| style="border: 1px solid black;" |Minimum Skill
|-
|Mantrap
|Small Log, Iron Bar, 2x Fiber
|Table
|Novice
|}

Butcher

2024-11-21T05:32:03Z

Pomeranian: /* Conclusion */

== Butcher is Slept on ==
Butcher is the most slept on role in this game. Most rounds I get this role for free because nobody realizes how powerful it is. You get your own little house and you get an effective monopoly on FOUR resources (Milk, Chicken Meat, Eggs, Butter). While it IS possible for players to get these resources, they don't spawn with access to animals and it's a huge pain in the ass for them because they need to craft bait and RNG pray that an animal they want spawns.

== Interacting with animals ==

==== Feeding: ====
All animals are able to eat Wheat Grain or Oats, Goats and Saiga can additionally eat apples. You can manually feed animals by clicking on them with the food or you can just dump it all on the ground with a sack and they'll eat from there.

==== Milking: ====
Female Cows and Female Goats will generate milk once they've been fed, simply go over to them with a bucket on Fill intent use it on them over and over again.

==== Breeding: ====
When animals (Goats, Saiga, Cows) are fed and they are near an animal of the opposite sex, they will make a baby animal sometimes, I am not sure the specifics.

Chickens are different, once they are fed they need a nest to lay an egg in. The Butcher starts with a few nests, but if they don't, simply leave ONE (1) fiber on the ground near the chickens, not a bundle of fibers! They will make a nest with that one fiber once they are fed and lay eggs occasionally. Some of the eggs will eventually hatch and become chicks, some won't and go rotten, I am not sure the mechanics of this either unfortunately. '''DO NOT STEP ON THE EGGS.'''

== Butchering ==
The animals (except Chickens for some reason) will get PISSED if you hurt one of them near the other animals, I recommend crafting a Bed (1 fiber, 1 short log) somewhere away from the other animals, either inside of your shack or out of seeing distance. Place the animal on the bed and they will not be able to move and you can kill them easily with a few strong slashes to the neck!

'''PROTIP:''' If you use Shove Intent on the lower part of a female Cows sprite, it will tip them over and they can't fight back while you cut them up. This doesn't work on Male Cows or Goats.

Once the animal is dead, hold your knife and without any intent selected, middle click the animal to butcher them. Blood and Guts will fly everywhere.

==== What each Animal Drops: ====
Unfortunately, I have never counted specifically, I will update this later with in game data:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|Cow
|6 steak, 2 hides
|-
|Goat
|4 meat, 2 fat, 2 hides, 1 fur
|-
|Chicken
|1 fat, 1 chicken meat
|-
|Saiga
|4 meat, 2 fat, and 4 hides
|}

== The Gameplan ==
Now that you know the basics, here's what you do.

# Wait for the Soilsons to farm enough grain to feed the animals
#* If there are no Soilsons, you should have picked Soilson instead, otherwise, grow some damn wheat
# Get a sack and dump it in with the cows
# Milk the shit out of them
# Make a bed somewhere to Butcher them
# Once you've bred one or two more cows, drag them to the bed, shove the lower part of their sprite and kill one of them
# Butcher them
# Use the drying rack, put hide on it, use knife on hide
# Use 2 cured Hides and a Stone to make a whip

The whip can attack from THREE TILES AWAY, now you won't get your chest fucking caved in next time you try to butcher a Goat. With a whip in hand and grain to feed them, you just want to breed animals, periodically butcher them, gather eggs and sell Meat/Eggs/Hide/Fur to the Stockpile.

== How to calm down pissed off Saiga ==
You don't. They just get pissed off for no real reason and are basically impossible to calm down, maybe a Druid can do it with their 'calm animals' spell, but who knows? Some people say holding an apple and right clicking a Saiga to beckon them with the apple helps, but I haven't seen it. I genuinely do not fuck with the Saiga unless someone wants one bred as a mount. You get decent riding skill as a Butcher, but I think Saiga riding can be useful if you're a very slow race/class like Dwarf, but you aren't much faster than walking if you have regular speed and it uses your own stamina to run for some reason and if the Saiga gets spooked it'll fucking maul you to death, I am sure this will be reworked eventually.

== Conclusion ==
Butcher is a good role. You can easily make a LOT of money from butchering animals and dumping the materials into the Stockpile. Since you don't have to babysit crops like the Soilsons do, you can easily head out and stock the pile for them and share the money because your role doesn't have much responsibility, the animals can never die from lack of feeding or attention. You can craft cool stuff with hides like Leather Cloaks, Satchels, Belts, Fur Cloaks, Whips and Saddles. Especially with the changes to hides, it's VERY easy to make leather armor and satchels and belts. A lot of classes don't start with good leather belts or satchels for storage.

Butcher

2024-11-21T05:30:56Z

Pomeranian: Removed the section about crafting salt because Alchemy was changed

== Butcher is Slept on ==
Butcher is the most slept on role in this game. Most rounds I get this role for free because nobody realizes how powerful it is. You get your own little house and you get an effective monopoly on FOUR resources (Milk, Chicken Meat, Eggs, Butter). While it IS possible for players to get these resources, they don't spawn with access to animals and it's a huge pain in the ass for them because they need to craft bait and RNG pray that an animal they want spawns.

== Interacting with animals ==

==== Feeding: ====
All animals are able to eat Wheat Grain or Oats, Goats and Saiga can additionally eat apples. You can manually feed animals by clicking on them with the food or you can just dump it all on the ground with a sack and they'll eat from there.

==== Milking: ====
Female Cows and Female Goats will generate milk once they've been fed, simply go over to them with a bucket on Fill intent use it on them over and over again.

==== Breeding: ====
When animals (Goats, Saiga, Cows) are fed and they are near an animal of the opposite sex, they will make a baby animal sometimes, I am not sure the specifics.

Chickens are different, once they are fed they need a nest to lay an egg in. The Butcher starts with a few nests, but if they don't, simply leave ONE (1) fiber on the ground near the chickens, not a bundle of fibers! They will make a nest with that one fiber once they are fed and lay eggs occasionally. Some of the eggs will eventually hatch and become chicks, some won't and go rotten, I am not sure the mechanics of this either unfortunately. '''DO NOT STEP ON THE EGGS.'''

== Butchering ==
The animals (except Chickens for some reason) will get PISSED if you hurt one of them near the other animals, I recommend crafting a Bed (1 fiber, 1 short log) somewhere away from the other animals, either inside of your shack or out of seeing distance. Place the animal on the bed and they will not be able to move and you can kill them easily with a few strong slashes to the neck!

'''PROTIP:''' If you use Shove Intent on the lower part of a female Cows sprite, it will tip them over and they can't fight back while you cut them up. This doesn't work on Male Cows or Goats.

Once the animal is dead, hold your knife and without any intent selected, middle click the animal to butcher them. Blood and Guts will fly everywhere.

==== What each Animal Drops: ====
Unfortunately, I have never counted specifically, I will update this later with in game data:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|Cow
|6 steak, 2 hides
|-
|Goat
|4 meat, 2 fat, 2 hides, 1 fur
|-
|Chicken
|1 fat, 1 chicken meat
|-
|Saiga
|4 meat, 2 fat, and 4 hides
|}

== The Gameplan ==
Now that you know the basics, here's what you do.

# Wait for the Soilsons to farm enough grain to feed the animals
#* If there are no Soilsons, you should have picked Soilson instead, otherwise, grow some damn wheat
# Get a sack and dump it in with the cows
# Milk the shit out of them
# Make a bed somewhere to Butcher them
# Once you've bred one or two more cows, drag them to the bed, shove the lower part of their sprite and kill one of them
# Butcher them
# Use the drying rack, put hide on it, use knife on hide
# Use 2 cured Hides and a Stone to make a whip

The whip can attack from THREE TILES AWAY, now you won't get your chest fucking caved in next time you try to butcher a Goat. With a whip in hand and grain to feed them, you just want to breed animals, periodically butcher them, gather eggs and sell Meat/Eggs/Hide/Fur to the Stockpile.

== How to calm down pissed off Saiga ==
You don't. They just get pissed off for no real reason and are basically impossible to calm down, maybe a Druid can do it with their 'calm animals' spell, but who knows? Some people say holding an apple and right clicking a Saiga to beckon them with the apple helps, but I haven't seen it. I genuinely do not fuck with the Saiga unless someone wants one bred as a mount. You get decent riding skill as a Butcher, but I think Saiga riding can be useful if you're a very slow race/class like Dwarf, but you aren't much faster than walking if you have regular speed and it uses your own stamina to run for some reason and if the Saiga gets spooked it'll fucking maul you to death, I am sure this will be reworked eventually.

== Conclusion ==
Butcher is a good role. You can easily make a LOT of money from butchering animals and dumping the materials into the Stockpile. Since you don't have to babysit crops like the Soilsons do, you can easily head out and stock the pile for them and share the money because your role doesn't have much responsibility, the animals can never die from lack of feeding or attention. You can craft cool stuff with hides like Leather Cloaks, Satchels, Belts, Fur Cloaks, Whips, Saddles and you can make TONS of butter once you know [the method].

Guide to Cooking

2024-10-23T17:54:30Z

Pomeranian:

Most of this guide is stolen from the [https://wiki.stonekeep.xyz/index.php/Guide_to_Cooking Stonekeep Wiki] as the cooking system in Ratwood is from there!

== Basic Interactions ==
Some food items, such as raw steak and fish, can be left-clicked with a knife to mince into chunks. These are useful for then making anything other than cooked steak.

== Wilderness Survival ==
In the wild, you may not have a frying pan or stone oven. It is useful to know that in order to cook raw steak over an open flame such as campfire, you must hold a knife in one hand, then click the fire with the meat in your other hand.

If you'd like to get fancy, combine either ''2 minced meat'' or ''1 minced meat + 1 fat'' into sausage at a wooden table, then heat it the same you would a raw steak: knife in one hand, left click campfire with sausage in the the other. Enjoy wilderness cuisine!~

== Stew: The GOAT ==
An easy to make food that requires zero knowledge or skill and feeds a LOT of people!

# Make a stone pot from 2 stones
# Use it on a well or fill it with dirty murk water
# Place it upon a hearth until it boils
# Please 3 ingredients such as Potatos, Minced Meat, Cabbage, etc etc (doesn't have to be the same one! Mix and match!)
# Wait a while
# You now have a massive soup that can fill six bowls!

== Equipment ==
In a kitchen, you will need several items:

* '''Table:''' Sounds basic, but foodstuffs need to be sliced on a table. You can't do it on the ground, or in your hand.
* '''Oven:''' You can feed ovens with wood and light it with a flint like any other furnace.
* '''Pan:''' Ditto as ovens, except you can fry things over a fire.
* Pot: Fill a pot with water, set it on a hearth, and wait for it to boil - it will make the sound of bubbling water when it's boiling.
* '''Cleaver/knife:''' What you use to cut foodstuff up.
* '''Spoon:''' Used to mix milk and make butter with.
* '''Bucket:''' You can use this to transfer water to powder, and to mix salt with milk.

=== Spoiling ===
Food items left on the ground will spoil, but if an item is inside of a chest or on a table it will not! If you want an item to spoil, such as if you want to age cheese, you will have to leave it on the ground.

=== Knowing When It's Done ===
If, for example, you have made a pie and add it to the oven to bake, it will take a brief amount of time to be finished baking. Don't leave the room while something is cooking. You will know when your food item is done by the chat notification <code>Something smells good!</code> and a subtle change in the food sprite in the oven.

If you don't take the food out of the oven (or pan) fast enough, your item will turn into a '''burned mess'''. This is not edible by anyone! Make sure to watch your cooking food! Seriously, burned mess is more potent than POISON.

== Basic Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Powder || Flour. Grind grain from wheat on a millstone.
|-
| Dough || Add water to 1 flour. Click on unfinished dough to knead. Add 1 flour.
|-
| Butterdough || Add 1 slice of butter to 1 dough.
|-
| Butter || Add 1oz salt to 4oz milk. Stir with spoon. Slice with cleaver/knife to create sliced butter.
|-
| Fresh cheese || Add 1oz salt to 4oz milk. Strain through 1 cloth up to 3 times.
|-
| Cheese wheel || Add 4 fresh cheese to 1 cloth. Wait.
|-
| Aged cheese wheel || Allow cheese wheel to age.
|-
| Mince || While holding cleaver/knife, set intent to '''CHOP''' for red meat or raw bird leg, '''CUT''' for a plucked bird. Double-click on raw bird '''OR''' raw meat '''OR''' raw fish. A plucked bird will require one '''CUT''' to get bird legs, and then '''CHOP''' to get mince.
|}

== Oven Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Pies || Slice butterdough. Roll both butterdough slices to make pie dough. Place 1 pie dough in oven until it has become a pie shell. Add 3 minced bird/meat/fish OR jackberries OR cackleberries OR apples. Add the other pie dough to the unfinished pie. Bake in oven until finished. Slice to get pie slices.
|-
|Cakes
|Add cackleberry to butterdough. Add fresh cheese OR honeycomb. Bake in oven until finished. Slice to get cake slices.
|-
| Field pie || Bake 1 pie dough slice and 1 minced bird/meat OR apple OR cheese.
|-
| Bread || Bake 1 finished dough. You can use a knife or cleaver on it to get bread slices. You can combine fried cackleberries with slices to make eggtoast, a butter slice to make buttered toast, and sliced salumoi to get salumoi bread.
|-
|Raisin bread
|Add 3 raisins to 1 finished dough and bake. You can slice the loaf to get raisin bread slices.
|-
| Bun || Bake 1 smalldough.
|-
|Cheese bun
|Add 1 slice of fresh cheese to 1 smalldough. Bake.
|-
|Hardtack
|Roll 1 finished dough and bake.
|-
| Honeybun || Add 1 honey to 1 bun and bake.
|-
| Frysteak || Bake 1 raw meat. Can also be cooked in the pan.
|-
| Frybird || Bake 1 raw bird. Can also be cooked in the pan.
|-
|Baked potato
|Bake 1 potato.
|-
|Bird-roast
|Bake 1 plucked bird. You can add pepper to make it a spiced bird-roast.
|}
== Pan Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Fryegg || Fry 1 cackleberry. You can add another fried cackleberry to create fried cackleberries, and add pepper to create spiced cackleberries.
|-
| Fried onions || Slice 1 onion and fry.
|-
| Fried cabbage || Slice 1 cabbage. Fry 1 sliced cabbage.
|-
|Fried potatoes
|Slice 1 potato and fry.
|-
|Frybread
|Fry 1 butterdough slice.
|-
|Handpie
|Roll 1 butterdough slice. Add 1 meat mince OR 1 jackberry OR 1 truffle.
|}
== Combined Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Onion steak || Add 1 fried onion to 1 frysteak.
|-
| Peppersteak || Add 1oz pepper to 1 frysteak.
|-
|Tatos and bird
|Add frybird to baked potato.
|-
| Sausage on a cabbage bed || Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried cabbage.
|-
|Wiener on tato
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried potato wedges.
|-
|Wiener and potato and onions
|Add 1 fried onions to wiener on tato.
|-
|Wiener and fried onions
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried onions.
|-
| Biscuit || Add 1 butter slice to 1 smalldough.
|-
|Dogroll
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 bun.
|-
|Cackleberry bread
|Add 1 fried cackleberry to 1 slice of bread.
|-
|Salumoi bread
|Slice salumoi. Add 1 slice of salumoi to 1 slice of bread.
|}
== Drying Rack Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Raisin || Hold 1 jacksberry near drying rack. Raisins made from poison jacksberries are still poisonous.
|-
| Copiette || Hold frysteak and salt while near drying rack.
|-
| Salumoi || Hold raw sausage and salt while near drying rack.
|-
| Salo || Hold fat and salt while near drying rack.
|-
|}
== Prison Wine ==
Wines and ciders are very simple in practice, and only require two things: the fruit being used and a barrel

The barrel may have water in it, but be aware that the end product '''will''' be diluted

To start the fermenting process, simply click to insert the fruit into the barrel, then wait for the bacteria to do the work!

* Wine - Jacksberries
* Cider - Apples
* Ale - Wheat or Oat grains

Each addition of fruit or grains will make 4oz of end product

Guide to Cooking

2024-10-23T17:50:26Z

Pomeranian: Updated to new cooking system!

Most of this guide is stolen from the [https://wiki.stonekeep.xyz/index.php/Guide_to_Cooking Stonekeep Wiki] as the cooking system in Ratwood is from there!

== Basic Interactions ==
Some food items, such as raw steak and fish, can be left-clicked with a knife to mince into chunks. These are useful for then making anything other than cooked steak.

== Wilderness Survival ==
In the wild, you may not have a frying pan or stone oven. It is useful to know that in order to cook raw steak over an open flame such as campfire, you must hold a knife in one hand, then click the fire with the meat in your other hand.

If you'd like to get fancy, combine either ''2 minced meat'' or ''1 minced meat + 1 fat'' into sausage at a wooden table, then heat it the same you would a raw steak: knife in one hand, left click campfire with sausage in the the other. Enjoy wilderness cuisine!~

== Stew: The GOAT ==
An easy to make food that requires zero knowledge or skill and feeds a LOT of people!

# Make a stone pot from 2 stones
# Use it on a well or fill it with dirty murk water
# Place it upon a hearth until it boils
# Please 3 ingredients such as Potatos, Minced Meat, Cabbage, etc etc (doesn't have to be the same one! Mix and match!)
# Wait a while
# You now have a massive soup that can fill six bowls!

== Basic Ingredients ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Powder || Flour. Grind grain from wheat on a millstone.
|-
| Dough || Add water to 1 flour. Click on unfinished dough to knead. Add 1 flour.
|-
| Butterdough || Add 1 slice of butter to 1 dough.
|-
| Butter || Add 1oz salt to 4oz milk. Stir with spoon. Slice with cleaver/knife to create sliced butter.
|-
| Fresh cheese || Add 1oz salt to 4oz milk. Strain through 1 cloth up to 3 times.
|-
| Cheese wheel || Add 4 fresh cheese to 1 cloth. Wait.
|-
| Aged cheese wheel || Allow cheese wheel to age.
|-
| Mince || While holding cleaver/knife, set intent to '''CHOP''' for red meat or raw bird leg, '''CUT''' for a plucked bird. Double-click on raw bird '''OR''' raw meat '''OR''' raw fish. A plucked bird will require one '''CUT''' to get bird legs, and then '''CHOP''' to get mince.
|}

== Oven Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Pies || Slice butterdough. Roll both butterdough slices to make pie dough. Place 1 pie dough in oven until it has become a pie shell. Add 3 minced bird/meat/fish OR jackberries OR cackleberries OR apples. Add the other pie dough to the unfinished pie. Bake in oven until finished. Slice to get pie slices.
|-
|Cakes
|Add cackleberry to butterdough. Add fresh cheese OR honeycomb. Bake in oven until finished. Slice to get cake slices.
|-
| Field pie || Bake 1 pie dough slice and 1 minced bird/meat OR apple OR cheese.
|-
| Bread || Bake 1 finished dough. You can use a knife or cleaver on it to get bread slices. You can combine fried cackleberries with slices to make eggtoast, a butter slice to make buttered toast, and sliced salumoi to get salumoi bread.
|-
|Raisin bread
|Add 3 raisins to 1 finished dough and bake. You can slice the loaf to get raisin bread slices.
|-
| Bun || Bake 1 smalldough.
|-
|Cheese bun
|Add 1 slice of fresh cheese to 1 smalldough. Bake.
|-
|Hardtack
|Roll 1 finished dough and bake.
|-
| Honeybun || Add 1 honey to 1 bun and bake.
|-
| Frysteak || Bake 1 raw meat. Can also be cooked in the pan.
|-
| Frybird || Bake 1 raw bird. Can also be cooked in the pan.
|-
|Baked potato
|Bake 1 potato.
|-
|Bird-roast
|Bake 1 plucked bird. You can add pepper to make it a spiced bird-roast.
|}
== Pan Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Fryegg || Fry 1 cackleberry. You can add another fried cackleberry to create fried cackleberries, and add pepper to create spiced cackleberries.
|-
| Fried onions || Slice 1 onion and fry.
|-
| Fried cabbage || Slice 1 cabbage. Fry 1 sliced cabbage.
|-
|Fried potatoes
|Slice 1 potato and fry.
|-
|Frybread
|Fry 1 butterdough slice.
|-
|Handpie
|Roll 1 butterdough slice. Add 1 meat mince OR 1 jackberry OR 1 truffle.
|}
== Combined Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Onion steak || Add 1 fried onion to 1 frysteak.
|-
| Peppersteak || Add 1oz pepper to 1 frysteak.
|-
|Tatos and bird
|Add frybird to baked potato.
|-
| Sausage on a cabbage bed || Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried cabbage.
|-
|Wiener on tato
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried potato wedges.
|-
|Wiener and potato and onions
|Add 1 fried onions to wiener on tato.
|-
|Wiener and fried onions
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 fried onions.
|-
| Biscuit || Add 1 butter slice to 1 smalldough.
|-
|Dogroll
|Add 1 cooked sausage to 1 bun.
|-
|Cackleberry bread
|Add 1 fried cackleberry to 1 slice of bread.
|-
|Salumoi bread
|Slice salumoi. Add 1 slice of salumoi to 1 slice of bread.
|}
== Drying Rack Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| Raisin || Hold 1 jacksberry near drying rack. Raisins made from poison jacksberries are still poisonous.
|-
| Copiette || Hold frysteak and salt while near drying rack.
|-
| Salumoi || Hold raw sausage and salt while near drying rack.
|-
| Salo || Hold fat and salt while near drying rack.
|-
|}
== Prison Wine ==
Wines and ciders are very simple in practice, and only require two things: the fruit being used and a barrel

The barrel may have water in it, but be aware that the end product '''will''' be diluted

To start the fermenting process, simply click to insert the fruit into the barrel, then wait for the bacteria to do the work!

* Wine - Jacksberries
* Cider - Apples
* Ale - Wheat or Oat grains

Each addition of fruit or grains will make 4oz of end product

Butcher

2024-09-05T21:52:28Z

Pomeranian:

== Butcher is Slept on ==
Butcher is the most slept on role in this game. Most rounds I get this role for free because nobody realizes how powerful it is. You get your own little house and you get an effective monopoly on FOUR resources (Milk, Chicken Meat, Eggs, Butter). While it IS possible for players to get these resources, they don't spawn with access to animals and it's a huge pain in the ass for them because they need to craft bait and RNG pray that an animal they want spawns.

== Interacting with animals ==

==== Feeding: ====
All animals are able to eat Wheat Grain or Oats, Goats and Saiga can additionally eat apples. You can manually feed animals by clicking on them with the food or you can just dump it all on the ground with a sack and they'll eat from there.

==== Milking: ====
Female Cows and Female Goats will generate milk once they've been fed, simply go over to them with a bucket on Fill intent and MASH click them, just MASH mouse one over and over until the bucket is full.

==== Breeding: ====
When animals (Goats, Saiga, Cows) are fed and they are near an animal of the opposite sex, they will make a baby animal sometimes, I am not sure the specifics.

Chickens are different, once they are fed they need a nest to lay an egg in. The Butcher starts with a few nests, but if they don't, simply leave ONE (1) fiber on the ground near the chickens, not a bundle of fibers! They will make a nest with that one fiber once they are fed and lay eggs occasionally. Some of the eggs will eventually hatch and become chicks, some won't and go rotten, I am not sure the mechanics of this either unfortunately. '''DO NOT STEP ON THE EGGS.'''

== Butchering ==
The animals (except Chickens for some reason) will get PISSED if you hurt one of them near the other animals, I recommend crafting a Bed (1 fiber, 1 short log) somewhere away from the other animals, either inside of your shack or out of seeing distance. Place the animal on the bed and they will not be able to move and you can kill them easily with a few strong slashes to the neck!

'''PROTIP:''' If you use Shove Intent on the lower part of a female Cows sprite, it will tip them over and they can't fight back while you cut them up. This doesn't work on Male Cows or Goats.

Once the animal is dead, hold your knife and without any intent selected, middle click the animal to butcher them. Blood and Guts will fly everywhere.

==== What each Animal Drops: ====
Unfortunately, I have never counted specifically, I will update this later with in game data:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|Cow
|6 steak, 2 hides
|-
|Goat
|4 meat, 2 fat, 2 hides, 1 fur
|-
|Chicken
|1 fat, 1 chicken meat
|-
|Saiga
|4 meat, 2 fat, and 4 hides
|}

== The Gameplan ==
Now that you know the basics, here's what you do.

# Wait for the Soilsons to farm enough grain to feed the animals
#* If there are no Soilsons, you should have picked Soilson instead, otherwise, grow some damn wheat
# Get a sack and dump it in with the cows
# Milk the shit out of them
# Make a bed somewhere to Butcher them
# Once you've bred one or two more cows, drag them to the bed, shove the lower part of their sprite and kill one of them
# Butcher them
# Use the drying rack, 2 hides and 1 stone to craft a Whip

The whip can attack from THREE TILES AWAY, now you won't get your chest fucking caved in next time you try to butcher a Goat. With a whip in hand and grain to feed them, you just want to breed animals, periodically butcher them, gather eggs and sell Meat/Eggs/Hide/Fur to the Stockpile.

== Butter: More Valuable than GOLD. ==
This is the ENTIRE REASON I wrote this guide. You are pretty much the sole provider of butter for the entire realm. The keep will thank you. The maids will want you. The Tavern Cook will genuinely fucking BLOW you.

To craft Butter you need 1 Salt and some Milk in a bucket.

Milk is no problem, the salt is. It costs 5 mammon to buy Salt from the Stockpile and you get 9 mammon for turning in butter and this is if Salt is even stocked anyway, this is why you just MAKE salt.

==== You can just fucking make salt ====
To craft Salt you need 1 Mortar and 1 Pestle (1 stone each), 1 ash, some water and 1 fat or 1 of ANY minced meat.

Just grab a bunch of sticks and use a torch to burn them to get ash, remember, if you step on ash or sticks, they break and go away.

Chicken meat can not be put in the stockpile, once you have your ash, water, mortar and pestle, kill ONE chicken, use the fat from butchering it to CRAFT salt, then, cut the chicken meat to make two chickens steaks, CHOP the chicken steaks to make minced meat. You have now made THREE units of salt from ONE dead chicken, thus, each chicken dead is THREE butter crafted.

Seriously, if you take nothing else from this guide, just craft butter- you can genuinely make so much butter that nothing means anything anymore. I am so fucking sick of no butter being stocked when this is genuinely so fucking easy and SO profitable.

== How to calm down pissed off Saiga ==
You don't. They just get pissed off for no real reason and are basically impossible to calm down, maybe a Druid can do it with their 'calm animals' spell, but who knows? Some people say holding an apple and right clicking a Saiga to beckon them with the apple helps, but I haven't seen it. I genuinely do not fuck with the Saiga unless someone wants one bred as a mount. You get decent riding skill as a Butcher, but I think Saiga riding can be useful if you're a very slow race/class like Dwarf, but you aren't much faster than walking if you have regular speed and it uses your own stamina to run for some reason and if the Saiga gets spooked it'll fucking maul you to death, I am sure this will be reworked eventually.

TIP: If you don't feel like crafting a Saddle, one spawns in the little indoor area to the direct east of the Bog Gate on a rack.

== Conclusion ==
Butcher is a good role. You can easily make a LOT of money from butchering animals and dumping the materials into the Stockpile. Since you don't have to babysit crops like the Soilsons do, you can easily head out and stock the pile for them and share the money because your role doesn't have much responsibility, the animals can never die from lack of feeding or attention. You can craft cool stuff with hides like Leather Cloaks, Satchels, Belts, Fur Cloaks, Whips, Saddles and you can make TONS of butter once you know [the method].

Butcher

2024-09-04T20:49:14Z

Pomeranian: /* Butcher is Slept on */

== Butcher is Slept on ==
Butcher is the most slept on role in this game. Most rounds I get this role for free because nobody realizes how powerful it is. You get your own little house and you get an effective monopoly on FOUR resources (Milk, Chicken Meat, Eggs, Butter). While it IS possible for players to get these resources, they don't spawn with access to animals and it's a huge pain in the ass for them because they need to craft bait and RNG pray that an animal they want spawns.

== Interacting with animals ==

==== Feeding: ====
All animals are able to eat Wheat Grain or Oats, Goats and Saiga can additionally eat apples. You can manually feed animals by clicking on them with the food or you can just dump it all on the ground with a sack and they'll eat from there.

==== Milking: ====
Female Cows and Female Goats will generate milk once they've been fed, simply go over to them with a bucket on Fill intent and MASH click them, just MASH mouse one over and over until the bucket is full.

==== Breeding: ====
When animals (Goats, Saiga, Cows) are fed and they are near an animal of the opposite sex, they will make a baby animal sometimes, I am not sure the specifics.

Chickens are different, once they are fed they need a nest to lay an egg in. The Butcher starts with a few nests, but if they don't, simply leave ONE (1) fiber on the ground near the chickens, not a bundle of fibers! They will make a nest with that one fiber once they are fed and lay eggs occasionally. Some of the eggs will eventually hatch and become chicks, some won't and go rotten, I am not sure the mechanics of this either unfortunately. '''DO NOT STEP ON THE EGGS.'''

== Butchering ==
The animals (except Chickens for some reason) will get PISSED if you hurt one of them near the other animals, I recommend crafting a Bed (1 fiber, 1 short log) somewhere away from the other animals, either inside of your shack or out of seeing distance. Place the animal on the bed and they will not be able to move and you can kill them easily with a few strong slashes to the neck!

'''PROTIP:''' If you use Shove Intent on the lower part of a female Cows sprite, it will tip them over and they can't fight back while you cut them up. This doesn't work on Male Cows or Goats.

Once the animal is dead, hold your knife and without any intent selected, middle click the animal to butcher them. Blood and Guts will fly everywhere.

==== What each Animal Drops: ====
Unfortunately, I have never counted specifically, I will update this later with in game data:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|Cow
|Shitload of Meat, Some Hides
|-
|Goat
|A bit of meat, Some hides, 1 Fur
|-
|Chicken
|1 fat, 1 chicken meat
|-
|Saiga
|Don't even fucking bother
|}

== The Gameplan ==
Now that you know the basics, here's what you do.

# Wait for the Soilsons to farm enough grain to feed the animals
#* If there are no Soilsons, you should have picked Soilson instead, otherwise, grow some damn wheat
# Get a sack and dump it in with the cows
# Milk the shit out of them
# Make a bed somewhere to Butcher them
# Once you've bred one or two more cows, drag them to the bed, shove the lower part of their sprite and kill one of them
# Butcher them
# Use the drying rack, 2 hides and 1 stone to craft a Whip

The whip can attack from THREE TILES AWAY, now you won't get your chest fucking caved in next time you try to butcher a Goat. With a whip in hand and grain to feed them, you just want to breed animals, periodically butcher them, gather eggs and sell Meat/Eggs/Hide/Fur to the Stockpile.

== Butter: More Valuable than GOLD. ==
This is the ENTIRE REASON I wrote this guide. You are pretty much the sole provider of butter for the entire realm. The keep will thank you. The maids will want you. The Tavern Cook will genuinely fucking BLOW you.

To craft Butter you need 1 Salt and some Milk in a bucket.

Milk is no problem, the salt is. It costs 5 mammon to buy Salt from the Stockpile and you get 9 mammon for turning in butter and this is if Salt is even stocked anyway, this is why you just MAKE salt.

==== You can just fucking make salt ====
To craft Salt you need 1 Mortar and 1 Pestle (1 stone each), 1 ash, some water and 1 fat or 1 of ANY minced meat.

Just grab a bunch of sticks and use a torch to burn them to get ash, remember, if you step on ash or sticks, they break and go away.

Chicken meat can not be put in the stockpile, once you have your ash, water, mortar and pestle, kill ONE chicken, use the fat from butchering it to CRAFT salt, then, cut the chicken meat to make two chickens steaks, CHOP the chicken steaks to make minced meat. You have now made THREE units of salt from ONE dead chicken, thus, each chicken dead is THREE butter crafted.

Seriously, if you take nothing else from this guide, just craft butter- you can genuinely make so much butter that nothing means anything anymore. I am so fucking sick of no butter being stocked when this is genuinely so fucking easy and SO profitable.

== How to calm down pissed off Saiga ==
You don't. They just get pissed off for no real reason and are basically impossible to calm down, maybe a Druid can do it with their 'calm animals' spell, but who knows? Feel free to edit this if any new information comes up. I genuinely do not fuck with the Saiga unless someone wants one bred as a mount. You get decent riding skill as a Butcher, but I think Saiga riding is a bit of a meme, you aren't much faster than walking and it uses your own stamina to run for some reason and if the Saiga gets spooked it'll fucking maul you to death, I am sure this will be reworked.

== Conclusion ==
Butcher is a good role. You can easily make a LOT of money from butchering animals and dumping the materials into the Stockpile. Since you don't have to babysit crops like the Soilsons do, you can easily head out and stock the pile for them and share the money because your role doesn't have much responsibility, the animals can never die from lack of feeding or attention. You can craft cool stuff with hides like Leather Cloaks, Satchels, Belts, Fur Cloaks, Whips, Saddles and you can make TONS of butter once you know [the method].

Roles

2024-09-04T20:48:17Z

Pomeranian: /* Residents of Ratwood */

Roles

2024-09-04T20:47:45Z

Pomeranian: /* Residents of Ratwood */

Roles

2024-09-04T20:45:16Z

Pomeranian: /* Residents of Ratwood */ added butcher

Butcher

2024-09-04T20:42:45Z

Pomeranian: /* You can just fucking make salt */

== Butcher is Slept on ==
Butcher is the most slept on role in this game. Most rounds I get this role for free because nobody realizes how powerful it is. You get your own little house and you get an effective monopoly on THREE resources (Milk, Chicken Meat, Eggs). While it IS possible for players to get these resources, they don't spawn with access to animals and it's a huge pain in the ass for them because they need to craft bait and RNG pray that an animal they want spawns.

== Interacting with animals ==

==== Feeding: ====
All animals are able to eat Wheat Grain or Oats, Goats and Saiga can additionally eat apples. You can manually feed animals by clicking on them with the food or you can just dump it all on the ground with a sack and they'll eat from there.

==== Milking: ====
Female Cows and Female Goats will generate milk once they've been fed, simply go over to them with a bucket on Fill intent and MASH click them, just MASH mouse one over and over until the bucket is full.

==== Breeding: ====
When animals (Goats, Saiga, Cows) are fed and they are near an animal of the opposite sex, they will make a baby animal sometimes, I am not sure the specifics.

Chickens are different, once they are fed they need a nest to lay an egg in. The Butcher starts with a few nests, but if they don't, simply leave ONE (1) fiber on the ground near the chickens, not a bundle of fibers! They will make a nest with that one fiber once they are fed and lay eggs occasionally. Some of the eggs will eventually hatch and become chicks, some won't and go rotten, I am not sure the mechanics of this either unfortunately. '''DO NOT STEP ON THE EGGS.'''

== Butchering ==
The animals (except Chickens for some reason) will get PISSED if you hurt one of them near the other animals, I recommend crafting a Bed (1 fiber, 1 short log) somewhere away from the other animals, either inside of your shack or out of seeing distance. Place the animal on the bed and they will not be able to move and you can kill them easily with a few strong slashes to the neck!

'''PROTIP:''' If you use Shove Intent on the lower part of a female Cows sprite, it will tip them over and they can't fight back while you cut them up. This doesn't work on Male Cows or Goats.

Once the animal is dead, hold your knife and without any intent selected, middle click the animal to butcher them. Blood and Guts will fly everywhere.

==== What each Animal Drops: ====
Unfortunately, I have never counted specifically, I will update this later with in game data:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|Cow
|Shitload of Meat, Some Hides
|-
|Goat
|A bit of meat, Some hides, 1 Fur
|-
|Chicken
|1 fat, 1 chicken meat
|-
|Saiga
|Don't even fucking bother
|}

== The Gameplan ==
Now that you know the basics, here's what you do.

# Wait for the Soilsons to farm enough grain to feed the animals
#* If there are no Soilsons, you should have picked Soilson instead, otherwise, grow some damn wheat
# Get a sack and dump it in with the cows
# Milk the shit out of them
# Make a bed somewhere to Butcher them
# Once you've bred one or two more cows, drag them to the bed, shove the lower part of their sprite and kill one of them
# Butcher them
# Use the drying rack, 2 hides and 1 stone to craft a Whip

The whip can attack from THREE TILES AWAY, now you won't get your chest fucking caved in next time you try to butcher a Goat. With a whip in hand and grain to feed them, you just want to breed animals, periodically butcher them, gather eggs and sell Meat/Eggs/Hide/Fur to the Stockpile.

== Butter: More Valuable than GOLD. ==
This is the ENTIRE REASON I wrote this guide. You are pretty much the sole provider of butter for the entire realm. The keep will thank you. The maids will want you. The Tavern Cook will genuinely fucking BLOW you.

To craft Butter you need 1 Salt and some Milk in a bucket.

Milk is no problem, the salt is. It costs 5 mammon to buy Salt from the Stockpile and you get 9 mammon for turning in butter and this is if Salt is even stocked anyway, this is why you just MAKE salt.

==== You can just fucking make salt ====
To craft Salt you need 1 Mortar and 1 Pestle (1 stone each), 1 ash, some water and 1 fat or 1 of ANY minced meat.

Just grab a bunch of sticks and use a torch to burn them to get ash, remember, if you step on ash or sticks, they break and go away.

Chicken meat can not be put in the stockpile, once you have your ash, water, mortar and pestle, kill ONE chicken, use the fat from butchering it to CRAFT salt, then, cut the chicken meat to make two chickens steaks, CHOP the chicken steaks to make minced meat. You have now made THREE units of salt from ONE dead chicken, thus, each chicken dead is THREE butter crafted.

Seriously, if you take nothing else from this guide, just craft butter- you can genuinely make so much butter that nothing means anything anymore. I am so fucking sick of no butter being stocked when this is genuinely so fucking easy and SO profitable.

== How to calm down pissed off Saiga ==
You don't. They just get pissed off for no real reason and are basically impossible to calm down, maybe a Druid can do it with their 'calm animals' spell, but who knows? Feel free to edit this if any new information comes up. I genuinely do not fuck with the Saiga unless someone wants one bred as a mount. You get decent riding skill as a Butcher, but I think Saiga riding is a bit of a meme, you aren't much faster than walking and it uses your own stamina to run for some reason and if the Saiga gets spooked it'll fucking maul you to death, I am sure this will be reworked.

== Conclusion ==
Butcher is a good role. You can easily make a LOT of money from butchering animals and dumping the materials into the Stockpile. Since you don't have to babysit crops like the Soilsons do, you can easily head out and stock the pile for them and share the money because your role doesn't have much responsibility, the animals can never die from lack of feeding or attention. You can craft cool stuff with hides like Leather Cloaks, Satchels, Belts, Fur Cloaks, Whips, Saddles and you can make TONS of butter once you know [the method].

Butcher

2024-09-04T20:40:54Z

Pomeranian:

== Butcher is Slept on ==
Butcher is the most slept on role in this game. Most rounds I get this role for free because nobody realizes how powerful it is. You get your own little house and you get an effective monopoly on THREE resources (Milk, Chicken Meat, Eggs). While it IS possible for players to get these resources, they don't spawn with access to animals and it's a huge pain in the ass for them because they need to craft bait and RNG pray that an animal they want spawns.

== Interacting with animals ==

==== Feeding: ====
All animals are able to eat Wheat Grain or Oats, Goats and Saiga can additionally eat apples. You can manually feed animals by clicking on them with the food or you can just dump it all on the ground with a sack and they'll eat from there.

==== Milking: ====
Female Cows and Female Goats will generate milk once they've been fed, simply go over to them with a bucket on Fill intent and MASH click them, just MASH mouse one over and over until the bucket is full.

==== Breeding: ====
When animals (Goats, Saiga, Cows) are fed and they are near an animal of the opposite sex, they will make a baby animal sometimes, I am not sure the specifics.

Chickens are different, once they are fed they need a nest to lay an egg in. The Butcher starts with a few nests, but if they don't, simply leave ONE (1) fiber on the ground near the chickens, not a bundle of fibers! They will make a nest with that one fiber once they are fed and lay eggs occasionally. Some of the eggs will eventually hatch and become chicks, some won't and go rotten, I am not sure the mechanics of this either unfortunately. '''DO NOT STEP ON THE EGGS.'''

== Butchering ==
The animals (except Chickens for some reason) will get PISSED if you hurt one of them near the other animals, I recommend crafting a Bed (1 fiber, 1 short log) somewhere away from the other animals, either inside of your shack or out of seeing distance. Place the animal on the bed and they will not be able to move and you can kill them easily with a few strong slashes to the neck!

'''PROTIP:''' If you use Shove Intent on the lower part of a female Cows sprite, it will tip them over and they can't fight back while you cut them up. This doesn't work on Male Cows or Goats.

Once the animal is dead, hold your knife and without any intent selected, middle click the animal to butcher them. Blood and Guts will fly everywhere.

==== What each Animal Drops: ====
Unfortunately, I have never counted specifically, I will update this later with in game data:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|Cow
|Shitload of Meat, Some Hides
|-
|Goat
|A bit of meat, Some hides, 1 Fur
|-
|Chicken
|1 fat, 1 chicken meat
|-
|Saiga
|Don't even fucking bother
|}

== The Gameplan ==
Now that you know the basics, here's what you do.

# Wait for the Soilsons to farm enough grain to feed the animals
#* If there are no Soilsons, you should have picked Soilson instead, otherwise, grow some damn wheat
# Get a sack and dump it in with the cows
# Milk the shit out of them
# Make a bed somewhere to Butcher them
# Once you've bred one or two more cows, drag them to the bed, shove the lower part of their sprite and kill one of them
# Butcher them
# Use the drying rack, 2 hides and 1 stone to craft a Whip

The whip can attack from THREE TILES AWAY, now you won't get your chest fucking caved in next time you try to butcher a Goat. With a whip in hand and grain to feed them, you just want to breed animals, periodically butcher them, gather eggs and sell Meat/Eggs/Hide/Fur to the Stockpile.

== Butter: More Valuable than GOLD. ==
This is the ENTIRE REASON I wrote this guide. You are pretty much the sole provider of butter for the entire realm. The keep will thank you. The maids will want you. The Tavern Cook will genuinely fucking BLOW you.

To craft Butter you need 1 Salt and some Milk in a bucket.

Milk is no problem, the salt is. It costs 5 mammon to buy Salt from the Stockpile and you get 9 mammon for turning in butter and this is if Salt is even stocked anyway, this is why you just MAKE salt.

==== You can just fucking make salt ====
To craft Salt you need 1 Mortar and 1 Pestle (1 stone each), 1 ash, some water and 1 fat or 1 of ANY minced meat.

Just grab a bunch of sticks and use a torch to burn them to get ash, remember, if you step on ash or sticks, they break and go away.

Chicken meat can not be put in the stockpile, once you have your ash, water, mortar and pestle, kill ONE chicken, use the fat from butchering it to make salt, then, cut the chicken meat to make two chickens steaks, CHOP the chicken steaks to make minced meat. You have now made THREE units of salt from ONE dead chicken, thus, each chicken dead is THREE butter crafted.

Seriously, if you take nothing else from this guide, just craft butter- you can genuinely make so much butter that nothing means anything anymore. I am so fucking sick of no butter being stocked when this is genuinely so fucking easy and SO profitable.

== How to calm down pissed off Saiga ==
You don't. They just get pissed off for no real reason and are basically impossible to calm down, maybe a Druid can do it with their 'calm animals' spell, but who knows? Feel free to edit this if any new information comes up. I genuinely do not fuck with the Saiga unless someone wants one bred as a mount. You get decent riding skill as a Butcher, but I think Saiga riding is a bit of a meme, you aren't much faster than walking and it uses your own stamina to run for some reason and if the Saiga gets spooked it'll fucking maul you to death, I am sure this will be reworked.

== Conclusion ==
Butcher is a good role. You can easily make a LOT of money from butchering animals and dumping the materials into the Stockpile. Since you don't have to babysit crops like the Soilsons do, you can easily head out and stock the pile for them and share the money because your role doesn't have much responsibility, the animals can never die from lack of feeding or attention. You can craft cool stuff with hides like Leather Cloaks, Satchels, Belts, Fur Cloaks, Whips, Saddles and you can make TONS of butter once you know [the method].

Butcher

2024-09-04T20:31:10Z

Pomeranian:

== Butcher is Slept on ==
Butcher is the most slept on role in this game. Most rounds I get this role for free because nobody realizes how powerful it is. You get your own little house and you get an effective monopoly on THREE resources (Milk, Chicken Meat, Eggs). While it IS possible for players to get these resources, they don't spawn with access to animals and it's a huge pain in the ass for them because they need to craft bait and RNG pray that an animal they want spawns.

== Interacting with animals ==

==== Feeding: ====
All animals are able to eat Wheat Grain or Oats, Goats and Saiga can additionally eat apples. You can manually feed animals by clicking on them with the food or you can just dump it all on the ground with a sack and they'll eat from there.

==== Milking: ====
Female Cows and Female Goats will generate milk once they've been fed, simply go over to them with a bucket on Fill intent and MASH click them, just MASH mouse one over and over until the bucket is full.

==== Breeding: ====
When animals (Goats, Saiga, Cows) are fed and they are near an animal of the opposite sex, they will make a baby animal sometimes, I am not sure the specifics.

Chickens are different, once they are fed they need a nest to lay an egg in. The Butcher starts with a few nests, but if they don't, simply leave ONE (1) fiber on the ground near the chickens, not a bundle of fibers! They will make a nest with that one fiber once they are fed and lay eggs occasionally. Some of the eggs will eventually hatch and become chicks, some won't and go rotten, I am not sure the mechanics of this either unfortunately. '''DO NOT STEP ON THE EGGS.'''

== Butchering ==
The animals (except Chickens for some reason) will get PISSED if you hurt one of them near the other animals, I recommend crafting a Bed (1 fiber, 1 short log) somewhere away from the other animals, either inside of your shack or out of seeing distance. Place the animal on the bed and they will not be able to move and you can kill them easily with a few strong slashes to the neck!

'''PROTIP:''' If you use Shove Intent on the lower part of a female Cows sprite, it will tip them over and they can't fight back while you cut them up. This doesn't work on Male Cows or Goats.

Once the animal is dead, hold your knife and without any intent selected, middle click the animal to butcher them. Blood and Guts will fly everywhere.

==== What each Animal Drops: ====
Unfortunately, I have never counted specifically, I will update this later with in game data:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|Cow
|Shitload of Meat, Some Hides
|-
|Goat
|A bit of meat, Some hides, 1 Fur
|-
|Chicken
|1 fat, 1 chicken meat
|-
|Saiga
|Don't even fucking bother
|}

== The Gameplan ==
Now that you know the basics, here's what you do.

# Wait for the Soilsons to farm enough grain to feed the animals
#* If there are no Soilsons, you should have picked Soilson instead, otherwise, grow some damn wheat
# Get a sack and dump it in with the cows
# Milk the shit out of them
# Make a bed somewhere to Butcher them
# Once you've bred one or two more cows, drag them to the bed, shove the lower part of their sprite and kill one of them
# Butcher them
# Use the drying rack, 2 hides and 1 stone to craft a Whip

The whip can attack from THREE TILES AWAY, now you won't get your chest fucking caved in next time you try to butcher a Goat. With a whip in hand and grain to feed them, you just want to breed animals, periodically butcher them, gather eggs and sell Meat/Eggs/Hide/Fur to the Stockpile.

== Butter: More Valuable than GOLD. ==
This is the ENTIRE REASON I wrote this guide. You are pretty much the sole provider of butter for the entire realm. The keep will thank you. The maids will want you. The Tavern Cook will genuinely fucking BLOW you.

To craft Butter you need 1 Salt and some Milk in a bucket.

Milk is no problem, the salt is. It costs 5 mammon to buy Salt from the Stockpile and you get 9 mammon for turning in butter and this is if Salt is even stocked anyway, this is why you just MAKE salt.

==== You can just fucking make salt ====
To craft Salt you need 1 Mortar and 1 Pestle (1 stone each), 1 ash, some water and 1 fat or 1 of ANY minced meat.

Just grab a bunch of sticks and use a torch to burn them to get ash, remember, if you step on ash or sticks, they break and go away.

Chicken meat can not be put in the stockpile, once you have your ash, water, mortar and pestle, kill ONE chicken, use the fat from butchering it to make salt, then, cut the chicken meat to make two chickens steaks, CHOP the chicken steaks to make minced meat. You have now made THREE units of salt from ONE dead chicken, thus, each chicken dead is THREE butter crafted.

Seriously, if you take nothing else from this guide, just craft butter- you can genuinely make so much butter that nothing means anything anymore. I am so fucking sick of no butter being stocked when this is genuinely so fucking easy and SO profitable.

Butcher

2024-09-04T20:14:38Z

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