[Newbie]Drinking...
Lizard
Where do I get more liquids? I was told I'm running low on drink.
After running around Kaladim for a bit, I found someone selling honey
mead. That's a drink, right? So I bought it. Hmmm. Still getting 'low
on drink' messages. I right-clicked on it. I was told it was
refreshing. Ah, no problem. Except...I am STILL getting 'low on drink'
messages!
Sigh. Clearly, Honey Mead isn't the answer. But what is, and where do
they sell it?
*----------------------------------------------------*
Evolution doesn't take prisoners:Lizard
"I've heard of this thing men call 'empathy', but I've never
once been afflicted with it, thanks the Gods." Bruno The Bandit
http://www.mrlizard.com
Marc Fuller
>
> I think dwarves should be able to use alcoholic beverages
> in place of water as a 'special' ability :)
>
> Alex
I could live with that. :) Sort of like Ogres and Trolls supposedly being able
to eat raw meats besides "Chunk of Meat." (Any race can eat a chunk of meat,
only an ogre or troll will eat raw Mammoth Meat.)
Marc Fuller
Lizard
>
>Go to a merchant and buy water and food. Just put it in a pack and
>you will automatically use it when you need it. You can stack 20 at a
>time. When you right click on alcohol, you run the risk of losing
>stats in the beginning.
>
Ah. Thanks. I though that would be it, I guess I just haven't found a
merchant selling water yet...
TuKuuL
wrote:
>Oh, gods, I can't believe I'm asking something THIS basic, buuuut...
>
>Where do I get more liquids? I was told I'm running low on drink.
>After running around Kaladim for a bit, I found someone selling honey
>mead. That's a drink, right? So I bought it. Hmmm. Still getting 'low
>on drink' messages. I right-clicked on it. I was told it was
>refreshing. Ah, no problem. Except...I am STILL getting 'low on drink'
>messages!
>
>Sigh. Clearly, Honey Mead isn't the answer. But what is, and where do
>they sell it?
>*----------------------------------------------------*
>Evolution doesn't take prisoners:Lizard
>"I've heard of this thing men call 'empathy', but I've never
>once been afflicted with it, thanks the Gods." Bruno The Bandit
>http://www.mrlizard.com
Go to a merchant and buy water and food. Just put it in a pack and
you will automatically use it when you need it. You can stack 20 at a
time. When you right click on alcohol, you run the risk of losing
stats in the beginning.
TuKuuL
Alx
in place of water as a 'special' ability :)
Alex
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"TuKuuL" <tuk...@icecold.org> wrote in message
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Des Herriott
> I could live with that. :) Sort of like Ogres and Trolls supposedly being able
> to eat raw meats besides "Chunk of Meat." (Any race can eat a chunk of meat,
> only an ogre or troll will eat raw Mammoth Meat.)
Can they?
By the way, if you want to be able to eat rat, wolf, bear or mammoth
meat, buy a spit (3gp or so), and some bread. Instant rat sandwiches
to amaze (and disgust) your friends!
I don't know if the food value of sandwiches is any greater than the
bread (though I'd hope so). Mammoth meat makes about 5 sandwiches per
chunk, which is nice.
--
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Lizard <liz...@mrlizard.com> wrote in message
news:pt779s4oc58nau1gr...@4ax.com...
> Oh, gods, I can't believe I'm asking something THIS basic,
buuuut...
>
> Where do I get more liquids? I was told I'm running low on
drink.
> After running around Kaladim for a bit, I found someone
selling honey
> mead. That's a drink, right? So I bought it. Hmmm. Still
getting 'low
> on drink' messages. I right-clicked on it. I was told it
was
> refreshing. Ah, no problem. Except...I am STILL getting
'low on drink'
> messages!
>
> Sigh. Clearly, Honey Mead isn't the answer. But what is,
and where do
> they sell it?
Water or milk is what you need -- just put it in your
inventory and that will solve the problem. Eating and
drinking are automatic if you have food and drink ( non
acholic) in you inventory.
PD
Joe D
> By the way, if you want to be able to eat rat, wolf, bear or mammoth
> meat, buy a spit (3gp or so), and some bread. Instant rat sandwiches
> to amaze (and disgust) your friends!
> I don't know if the food value of sandwiches is any greater than the
> bread (though I'd hope so). Mammoth meat makes about 5 sandwiches per
> chunk, which is nice.
It's not, but it's still fun.
Joe D
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Oooh. You have cold hands.
Cranky
had a problem finding food/water in before myself .Don't think I ever
did locate any so I avoid ever visiting that town anymore : )
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 08:20:03 GMT, tub...@ix.netcom.com (bizbee)
wrote:
>Buy milk and muffins, that's the cheapest. It doesn't make any
>difference what you eat. Learn to fish to save yourself some money...
>it adds up.
>What town are you in?
>
>Yn erthygl <ljf79skf6o3t1epb1...@4ax.com>, sgrifenws
>Lizard <liz...@mrlizard.com>:
>
>>On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 04:09:19 GMT, TuKuuL <tuk...@icecold.org> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>>Go to a merchant and buy water and food. Just put it in a pack and
>>>you will automatically use it when you need it. You can stack 20 at a
>>>time. When you right click on alcohol, you run the risk of losing
>>>stats in the beginning.
>>>
>>Ah. Thanks. I though that would be it, I guess I just haven't found a
>>merchant selling water yet...
Edward James Kilsdonk
Cranky <tkpr...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>They said in first post they were in Kaladim which is a town I have
>had a problem finding food/water in before myself .Don't think I ever
>did locate any so I avoid ever visiting that town anymore : )
No one sells muffins in Kaladim or, as near as I could tell,
anywhere in faydwer.
In Kaladim the merchant standing outside the cleric guild in
North Kaladim sells rations, milk and water.
In Butcherblock the high elf standing by the boat docks and the
high elf in the first hut to the left of the kaladim gate also
sell food and drink.
Ted K.
Who has played far too many characters who start in Faydwer.
>On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 08:20:03 GMT, tub...@ix.netcom.com (bizbee)
>wrote:
>
>>Buy milk and muffins, that's the cheapest. It doesn't make any
>>difference what you eat. Learn to fish to save yourself some money...
>>it adds up.
>>What town are you in?
>>
>>Yn erthygl <ljf79skf6o3t1epb1...@4ax.com>, sgrifenws
>>Lizard <liz...@mrlizard.com>:
>>
>>>On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 04:09:19 GMT, TuKuuL <tuk...@icecold.org> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Go to a merchant and buy water and food. Just put it in a pack and
>>>>you will automatically use it when you need it. You can stack 20 at a
>>>>time. When you right click on alcohol, you run the risk of losing
>>>>stats in the beginning.
>>>>
>>>Ah. Thanks. I though that would be it, I guess I just haven't found a
>>>merchant selling water yet...
>>>*----------------------------------------------------*
>>>Evolution doesn't take prisoners:Lizard
>>>"I've heard of this thing men call 'empathy', but I've never
>>>once been afflicted with it, thanks the Gods." Bruno The Bandit
>>>http://www.mrlizard.com
>
--
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there.. sells food and water.
And I know somewhere inside they sell too, just can't remember offhand..
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Cranky <tkpr...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in article
<38b6b22b...@netnews.att.net>...
> They said in first post they were in Kaladim which is a town I have
> had a problem finding food/water in before myself .Don't think I ever
> did locate any so I avoid ever visiting that town anymore : )
>
Cranky
Never played a char starting in Faydwer before cause elven lands
always too crowded for my tastes and not much for playing a dwarf
and haven't gotten around to gnome yet though thinking trying a gnome
mage for my next one possibly
On 21 Feb 2000 17:59:24 GMT, ej...@node10.unix.Virginia.EDU (Edward
James Kilsdonk) wrote:
>In article <38b6b22b...@netnews.att.net>,
>Cranky <tkpr...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>>They said in first post they were in Kaladim which is a town I have
>>had a problem finding food/water in before myself .Don't think I ever
>>did locate any so I avoid ever visiting that town anymore : )
>
>No one sells muffins in Kaladim or, as near as I could tell,
>anywhere in faydwer.
>
>In Kaladim the merchant standing outside the cleric guild in
>North Kaladim sells rations, milk and water.
>
>In Butcherblock the high elf standing by the boat docks and the
>high elf in the first hut to the left of the kaladim gate also
>sell food and drink.
>
>Ted K.
>Who has played far too many characters who start in Faydwer.
>
Edward James Kilsdonk
Cranky <tkpr...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Thanks much for the info.
>Never played a char starting in Faydwer before cause elven lands
>always too crowded for my tastes and not much for playing a dwarf
>and haven't gotten around to gnome yet though thinking trying a gnome
>mage for my next one possibly
Well, I started a dwarf cleric, a wood elf ranger, and then
re-started my dwarf cleric with better stats and a different
personality (the new one is a bit of a jerk, odd that.)
The things to remember about faydwer are:
there are a lot of jerks
there are a lot of idiots
there is a lot of fun stuff to do.
Places to avoid:
the newbie zone near kelethin
crushbone on the weekend (my new theory)
the /ooc conversations in Butcherblock
named mobs in crushbone
Useful places:
the newbie zones in butcherblock
the newbie zone near Kelwithe
orc hill for fast experience
steamfront for a pretty view
the kelethin market for buying and selling
crushbone to hunt for experience.
I have not spent enough time in unrest to have an opinion yet,
other than that the layout of the area around the gazebo (like
the derailment bridge in blackburrow) absolutely kills my
frame-rate and system response time.
I spent some time in east commons and north ro, and did not
care for them much.
I love blackburrow - great fun and better people than
crushbone. perhaps because everyone knows that they can all
die from a bad train.
Ted K.
Willaena on E'ci
Rudolf Potucek
Rivervale ... just try being a Shaman or Druid and just sitting and
medding for 10minutes ;)
Rudolf
Edward James Kilsdonk
(ej...@node11.unix.Virginia.EDU)
wrote: : In article <38b27cd3...@netnews.att.net>,
: Cranky <tkpr...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
: >Thanks much for the info.
: >Never played a char starting in Faydwer before cause elven lands
: >always too crowded for my tastes and not much for playing a dwarf
: >and haven't gotten around to gnome yet though thinking trying a gnome
: >mage for my next one possibly
: The things to remember about faydwer are:
: there are a lot of jerks
: there are a lot of idiots
: there is a lot of fun stuff to do.
--
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religious seminaries, many devoted to special religious beliefs ranging
from the unorthodox to the dotty, that we can hardly wonder at its
yielding a more bounteous harvest of gobbledygook than the rest of the
world put together.
-- Sir Peter Medawar
Edward James Kilsdonk
Rudolf Potucek <pot...@acs1.acs.ucalgary.ca> wrote:
>You think Faydwer is a place to find jerks and idiots? Check out
>Rivervale ... just try being a Shaman or Druid and just sitting and
>medding for 10minutes ;)
>
>Rudolf
Hmm, I have only spent a little while in Rivervale, either
passing through with my Ranger (hunted Misty for an hour or so
at level 12) or with my Halfling warrior on one of the new
servers. It seemed like a crossroads zone.
Ted K.
>Edward James Kilsdonk
>(ej...@node11.unix.Virginia.EDU)
>wrote: : In article <38b27cd3...@netnews.att.net>,
>: Cranky <tkpr...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>: >Thanks much for the info.
>: >Never played a char starting in Faydwer before cause elven lands
>: >always too crowded for my tastes and not much for playing a dwarf
>: >and haven't gotten around to gnome yet though thinking trying a gnome
>: >mage for my next one possibly
>
>: The things to remember about faydwer are:
>: there are a lot of jerks
>: there are a lot of idiots
>: there is a lot of fun stuff to do.
>
>--
>The USA is so enormous, and so numerous are its schools, colleges and
>religious seminaries, many devoted to special religious beliefs ranging
>from the unorthodox to the dotty, that we can hardly wonder at its
>yielding a more bounteous harvest of gobbledygook than the rest of the
>world put together.
> -- Sir Peter Medawar