Post by Corbeau on Jul 26, 2015 14:26:32 GMT -7
ooc ingredients
This thread lists all the current OOC ingredients that are available on Reset. There may be items not previously seen within a Harvest Moon or Rune Factory game!
Ok, the title is a little misleading - there is the Flowers, Fruit, and Vegetables thread for items grown from seeds.
Don't be afraid to ask questions, suggest something, or get a bit of help over at the QUESTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS board. You can also report an error HERE.
If you want to make a new item, see the Creating a New Item, Magic, or Monster thread.
If you want to look at weapons, see the Weapons List
If you want to see magic, see the Magic Repertoire
If you are looking for Cooking Recipes, head over HERE!
For making various things in a forge, you want the FORGE RECIPES
Or if you're looking for tailoring, you want the TAILORING RECIPES.
Ok, the title is a little misleading - there is the Flowers, Fruit, and Vegetables thread for items grown from seeds.
Don't be afraid to ask questions, suggest something, or get a bit of help over at the QUESTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS board. You can also report an error HERE.
If you want to make a new item, see the Creating a New Item, Magic, or Monster thread.
If you want to look at weapons, see the Weapons List
If you want to see magic, see the Magic Repertoire
If you are looking for Cooking Recipes, head over HERE!
For making various things in a forge, you want the FORGE RECIPES
Or if you're looking for tailoring, you want the TAILORING RECIPES.
how to read
1. Category: this is what category the item is considered. When a recipe gives a category name intead of a specific ingredient, you can use any ingredient from the category.
2. Name: what is the item called?
3. Sell Price: how much the item sells for
4. Buy Price: how much it cost to buy in a shop
5. Forge Effect: this is what the item does when forged into another item.
6. Description: this part may give a description of the item, note where it drops or how to obtain it, and expand on the forge and extra effects.
common terms
You will be seeing a few term and words thrown about when describing OOC related items. Here's a quick reference on some of them. If you have any questions, or want some help, feel free to PM a staff member or make a thread over in the QUESTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS board.
When adding this item to an existing item...
+X Skill Levels: you gain an extra X skill levels to the crafting skill
+Element: the item has half of your skill level from that element added eg. a spear with +wind will have the 20 from your spear level, with half of your 14 wind level added - meaning you now have 27 in spears when it is equipped!
++Element: the item has the full level from the element added eg. a spear with +wind will have the 20 from your spear level, and the 14 wind level - meaning you now have 34 with that spear equipped!
-Magic: this remove any +magic on an item
+Ailment: this weapon has a chance to cause the ailment. There is currently no hard system for deciding when this happens, it is up to you ICly
++Ailment: this weapon will always cause the ailment when it hits. Does not work against certain monsters, bosses, and events.
Null Ailment: you can not receive this ailment from any source while this item is equipped
Lifesteal: just like the idea of HP, we do not use a hard nuber system for lifesteal. It is merely an indication that ICly hitting an opponent with this weapon will give some health back to the user
When adding this item to an existing item...
+X Skill Levels: you gain an extra X skill levels to the crafting skill
+Element: the item has half of your skill level from that element added eg. a spear with +wind will have the 20 from your spear level, with half of your 14 wind level added - meaning you now have 27 in spears when it is equipped!
++Element: the item has the full level from the element added eg. a spear with +wind will have the 20 from your spear level, and the 14 wind level - meaning you now have 34 with that spear equipped!
-Magic: this remove any +magic on an item
+Ailment: this weapon has a chance to cause the ailment. There is currently no hard system for deciding when this happens, it is up to you ICly
++Ailment: this weapon will always cause the ailment when it hits. Does not work against certain monsters, bosses, and events.
Null Ailment: you can not receive this ailment from any source while this item is equipped
Lifesteal: just like the idea of HP, we do not use a hard nuber system for lifesteal. It is merely an indication that ICly hitting an opponent with this weapon will give some health back to the user
