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Rod of Transmutation turns any cave tile into an ore vein of your choosing with max quality and max quantity. Very handy for high quality crafting. Auction Length: 3 days from post Reserve: No Starting Bid: 29s Increments: 1s Sniper Protection: 2 hour Best of luck!
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Selling a Rod of Transmutation which changes any regular cave wall into an ore vein of your choice with 99ql and 10000qty. Considering offers, please PM.
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With so many herbs and animal byproducts in the game I am rather surprised by the lack of "alchemy" in wurm. This has been brought up in the past but I would like to start anew with combined suggestions from myself and other players on how to bring a feature like alchemy to wurm. Here are a few of my thoughts: Firstly, creating glass (vials, bottles, alembics, and severely off-topic: window panes). Another often suggested feature.Potions could vary from curing player diseases (which could afford to be much more in-depth and dangerous), dousing healing covers/bandages to increase potency, enhanced vision in the dark, and other types of medicines (Or perhaps poisons!) *-*-* This is obviously a very sensitive subject as many potions could affect PvP so please discuss with civility.I am a little hesitant on poisons because I'm not really into the PvP scene but if ~I~ had a say in it, Poisons would act more like a long-term (supposing one survived the fight) debuff in which stats/stam were affected and, depending on the QL/skill of the alchemist that made it, would have to have an antidote prepared by a similarly skilled alchemist; Or deal with it until it dissipates (duration would also depend on skill/QL). Of course if it's long term that means poisons would be pretty useless in PvE. -- My reasoning for the long term is that if poisons were instant/short term damaging then it would become cookie-cutter and that's just bleh. -- Poisons as well as Potions both would have some affect on PvP but it is worth discussing.The ability to turn a single 1kg or less lump into another type of common metal (no glimmer/adama) and keeping it's current quality with either a high failure rate, some sort of cooldown, or tools taking increased damage than usual. Failure to transmute could lower lump QL or lose some of it's weight. While gold holds much less value in wurm than in, say, real life I'm a little lost on how to advance the transmuting in terms of skill. I find it silly to instantly start off transmuting tin to gold, or the classic lead to gold as an upstart alchemist but I also would like for it to be useful from time to time. Also a possibility on Transmuting into alloys BUT this is also a little iffy because of the work that otherwise goes into making alloys from scratch.Tools & Methods would include your typical Pestle & Mortar to make powders and pastes (as Klaa suggested) alembics, retorts, beakers and vials. A simple way (to start with) would be to mix ground herbs/etc with water or boiling water; the result would be either an unknown potion (identified by drinking/eatinf or skill via lore) or a refined ingredient used in a later or final stage of creation. Quality of created items could reflect material and/or tool QL or mixed with skill. Quality would affect power and/or duration. Powder OR paste activated - water rightclicked -> alchemy -> mix. Final outcome dependant on specific herb or animal part mixed. EDIT: Went a bit more in depth as I'm no longer typing from a phone. I'll be back with more, thanks! What are your opinions on alchemy in Wurm? Alchemy doesn't have to be all potions and poisons. We have a world of lesser used materials at our disposal, let's put em to use.
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Starting Bid: 2s Minimum Increments: 25 copper No Reserve or buyout 1hr sniper Can be mailed across servers, cost 40c for some reason. End date: Saturday June 23th @ 12am GMT +10 Im based near Sheriff, Y-46, X-25. Libilian Outlaws on Exodus One full flask of this awesome liquid. ( .25 kg) [11:51:29] A milky and oily grey liquid. It has a strong pungent odor that burns your nostrils.
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