Archive for March, 2010

Runescape Guide-3.1.8.Woodcutting

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

Many people are beginning to level up their woodcutting level since RS Beta came
out. The cause of this is because non-members can now chop down oak, willow, and yew
trees instead of just normal trees, and that the process of cutting down trees is kind of like
fishing. You just have to click one time on a tree and your character will continue on
chopping at the tree until it has fallen down (normal trees will only give 1 set of logs until it
will fall down). You need a hatchet (axe) to chop down trees. The better the hatchet you
wield, the higher the rate of chopping down trees you’ll get.
Hatchets
Name Attack Level Price
Bronze 1 20gps
Iron 1 400gps
Steel 5 500gps
Black 10 2k
Mith 20 1.5k
Addy 30 3k
Rune 40 20k
Trees
Name Woodcutting Level Exp
Normal 1 25
Oak 20 37.5
Willow 30 67.5
*Maple 45 100
Yew 60 175
*Magic 75 250
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Training
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Basically, the higher your attack level is the higher the quality of hatchets you’ll be
able to wield. Anyways, chop down normal trees until level 20. Then, chop down some
oaks until level 35. Now you can start chopping down willows. At level 60, you can get
some yews and sell them for a good price of around 200gps.
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Tips
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- Wield the best type of hatchet possible. Better hatchets will give you a faster rate of
chopping down trees.
- Make sure that you are supervising your character when he/she is woodcutting because
sometimes your axe head will break off and land some few paces away. If you don’t pick
up your axe head in time, then other players will be able to get it. I’ve lost a few rune axe
heads because of my carelessness.
- Willows are considered the best solution to power woodcut after level 30 and up
because they give a decent amount of exp and not very long to obtain.
- If you want to make money chopping down willows in a free server world, then woodcut
at the willow trees in Draynor Village. There is a bank nearby so you can deposit the
willows whenever you want. Willows sell for around 20-30gps. The reason why willows are
of value is because they are needed in fletching.
- If you just want to level up your woodcutting exp but don’t want to profit any money off of
it, then woodcut at a location where no one goes to. Willow trees are usually located at the
shore of a land. In f2p servers, there is a spot west of Port Sarim where several willow
trees are. After you have a full inventory of logs then drop them on the ground or light
them up with a tinderbox to get both woodcutting and firemaking exp.
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Runescape Guide-3.1.7.Smithing(5)

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

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Training
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Start off by smithing bronze equipments until around level 18. Then make iron
equipments until level 30. During the process of leveling your smithing level from 15 to 30
can take some time because smelting iron ores only has a 50% rate of succession and
smithing bronze equipments doesn’t really give that much exp, plus you have to get 2
types of ore. From level 30 and on smith steel equipments. Steel is considered the most
efficient way to level up smithing.
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Tips
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- Smithing requires the use of mining, so you’ll be able to get both mining and smithing
exp.
- If you are a member and your crafting and magic level is high, then make a few
enchanted ruby rings. Ruby rings will give you 100% of being able to smelt iron ores. It will
be used up after 100 uses. If you can’t make a ring of forging, then buy one from other
players. Being able to smelt iron ores with a 100% succession will really help you because
iron ore is considered the most quickest and cheapest to get.
- However, if you are not a member and don’t have the benefit of getting a 100% chance
of being able to smelt iron ores then you should stick with making steel bars to level up
your smithing. Just mine 1 full inventory of iron ores and 2 full inventories of coals and
you’ll be able to make 1 full inventory of steel bars. You can also buy the coals and iron
ores from other players if you want.
- When forging steel equipments, sell them to the General Store. The average price of
selling each steel equipments made out of 1 steel bar is around 100gps so you’ll be able
to make some good money by smithing steel equipments. Also, sell the equipments you
forge when working with bronze, iron, or any higher quality bars if you wish to make extra
cash.
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Runescape Guide-3.1.7.Smithing(4)

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

Adamantite
Name Level Exp Total Exp
Dagger (1) 70 62.5 100
Axe (1) 71 62.5 100
Mace (1) 72 62.5 100
Medium Helmet (1) 73 62.5 100
*10 Dart Tips (1) 74 62.5 100
*15 Nails (1) 74 62.5 100
Sword (1) 74 62.5 100
*15 Arrow Heads (1) 75 62.5 100
Scimitar (2) 75 125 200
Long Sword (2) 76 125 200
*5 Throwing Knives (1) 77 62.5 100
Full Helmet (2) 77 125 200
Square Shield (2) 78 125 200
Warhammer (3) 79 187.5 300
Battle Axe (3) 80 187.5 300
Chain Body (3) 81 187.5 300
Kite Shield (3) 82 187.5 300
*Claws (2) 83 125 200
2-Handed Sword (3) 84 187.5 300
Plate Skirt (3) 86 187.5 300
Plate Legs (3) 86 187.5 300
Plate Body (5) 88 312.5 500
Runite
Name Level Exp Total Exp
Dagger (1) 85 75 125
Axe (1) 86 75 125
Mace (1) 87 75 125
Medium Helmet (1) 88 75 125
*10 Dart Tips (1) 89 75 125
*15 Nails (1) 89 75 125
Sword (1) 89 75 125
*15 Arrow Heads (1) 90 75 125
Scimitar (2) 90 150 250
Long Sword (2) 91 150 250
*5 Throwing Knives (1) 92 75 125
Full Helmet (2) 92 150 250
Square Shield (2) 93 150 250
Warhammer (3) 94 225 375
Battle Axe (3) 95 225 375
Chain Body (3) 96 225 375
Kite Shield (3) 97 225 375
*Claws (2) 98 150 250
2-Handed Sword (3) 99 225 375
Plate Skirt (3) 99 225 375
Plate Legs (3) 99 225 375
Plate Body (5) 99 375 625
Note: The number in the parenthesis besides each equipment represents how many bars
are needed to forge the item. You can not smith black equipments.

Runescape Guide-3.1.7.Smithing(3)

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

Steel
Name Level Exp Total Exp
Dagger (1) 30 37.5 55
Axe (1) 31 37.5 55
Mace (1) 32 37.5 55
Medium Helmet (1) 33 37.5 55
15 Steel Nails (1) 34 37.5 55
*10 Dart Tips (1) 34 37.5 55
Sword (1) 34 37.5 55
*15 Arrow Heads (1) 35 37.5 55
*4 Cannon Balls (1) 35 37.5 55
*Bullseye Lantern (1) 35 37.5 55
Scimitar (2) 35 75 110
Long Sword (2) 35 75 110
*Studs (1) 36 37.5 55
*5 Throwing Knives (1) 37 37.5 55
Full Helmet (2) 37 75 110
Square Shield (2) 38 75 110
Warhammer (3) 39 112.5 165
Battle Axe (3) 40 112.5 165
Chain Body (3) 41 112.5 165
Kite Shield (3) 42 112.5 165
*Claws (2) 43 75 110
2-Handed Sword (3) 44 112.5 165
Plate Skirt (3) 46 112.5 165
Plate Legs (3) 46 112.5 165
Plate Body (5) 48 187.5 275
Mithril
Name Level Exp Total Exp
Dagger (1) 50 50 80
Axe (1) 51 50 80
Mace (1) 52 50 80
Medium Helmet (1) 53 50 80
*10 Dart Tips (1) 54 50 80
*15 Nails (1) 54 50 80
Sword (1) 54 50 80
*15 Arrow Heads (1) 55 50 80
Scimitar (2) 55 100 160
Long Sword (2) 56 100 160
*5 Throwing Knives (1) 57 50 80
Full Helmet (2) 57 100 160
Square Shield (2) 58 100 160
Warhammer (3) 59 150 240
Battle Axe (3) 60 150 240
Chain Body (3) 61 150 240
Kite Shield (3) 62 150 240
*Claws (2) 63 100 160
2-Handed Sword (3) 64 150 240
Plate Skirt (3) 66 150 240
Plate Legs (3) 66 150 240
Plate Body (5) 68 250 400

Runescape Guide-3.1.7.Smithing(2)

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

Bronze
Name Level Exp Total Exp
Dagger (1) 1 12.5 19
Axe (1) 1 12.5 19
*Bronze Wire (1) 1 12.5 19
Mace (1) 2 12.5 19
Medium Helmet (1) 3 12.5 19
*10 Dart Tips (1) 4 12.5 19
*Bronze Wire (1) 4 12.5 19
*15 Nails (1) 4 12.5 19
Sword (1) 4 12.5 19
*15 Arrow Heads (1) 5 12.5 19
Scimitar (2) 5 25 38
Long Sword (2) 6 25 38
Full Helmet (2) 7 25 38
*5 Throwing Knives (1) 7 12.5 19
Square Shield (2) 8 25 38
Warhammer (3) 9 37.5 57
Battle Axe (3) 10 37.5 57
Chain Body (3) 11 37.5 57
Kite Shield (3) 12 37.5 57
*Claws (2) 13 25 38
2-Handed Sword (3) 14 37.5 57
Plate Skirt (3) 16 37.5 57
Plate Legs (3) 16 37.5 57
Plate Body (5) 18 62.5 95
Iron
Name Level Exp Total Exp
Dagger (1) 15 25 37.5
Axe (1) 16 25 37.5
Mace (1) 17 25 37.5
Medium Helmet (1) 18 25 37.5
*10 Dart Tips (1) 19 25 37.5
*15 Nails (1) 19 25 37.5
Sword (1) 19 25 37.5
*15 Arrow Heads (1) 20 25 37.5
Scimitar (2) 20 50 75
Long Sword (2) 21 50 75
*5 Throwing Knives (1) 22 25 37.5
Full Helmet (2) 22 50 75
Square Shield (2) 23 50 75
Warhammer (3) 24 75 112.5
Battle Axe (3) 25 75 112.5
Chain Body (3) 26 75 112.5
*Oil Lantern Frames (1) 26 25 37.5
Kite Shield (3) 27 75 112.5
*Claws (2) 28 50 75
2-Handed Sword (3) 29 75 112.5
Plate Skirt (3) 31 75 112.5
Plate Legs (3) 31 75 112.5
Plate Body (5) 33 125 187.5

Runescape Guide-3.1.7.Smithing(1)

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

Smithing is the process of refining ores into bars and then forging the bars into
weapons or armors. Not a very hard skill to train, just takes some time. Smithing and
mining goes together like two peas in a pod. So in order to smith, you’ll have to mine ores.
The materials you need to smith are the ores and a hammer.
To refine ores into bars, go to a furnace. Furnaces are widely spread around the
kingdoms or Runescape. In order to make the bars, you need the ores. Here is a list of
which type or bars can be made with which type of ore.
Bars
Name Level to Smelt Exp Made From Value
Bronze 1 6.5 Copper ore + Tin ore 50gps
Iron 15 12.5 Iron ore 75-150gps
Silver 20 13.5 Silver ore 100-250gps
Steel 30 17.5 Iron ore + 2 coals 400-700gps
Gold 40 22.5 Gold ore 100-500gps
Mithril 50 30 Mithril ore + 4 coals 1k
Adamant 70 37.5 Addy ore + 6 coals 2k-5k
Rune 85 50 Rune ore + 8 coals 15k-25k
Note: There is a 50% rate of failing to refine iron ores into iron bars.
The next step is to forge the ores. You will need a hammer to do this. Bring the
hammer along with the type of bar that you want your material to be made out of to an
anvil. Anvils are found across many different areas. Once you are in screen-shot view with
an anvil, click to use the bar it. A list of weapons, armors, and other tools will appear on
your screen. Click on the item that you wish to make. Note that the items that you can
make are in white text. Next to each item are texts that tell you how many bars that item
will use up in order to be forged. Throwing knives, Arrow heads, and Dart tips can only be
forged if you are a member.

Runescape Guide-3.1.6.Mining(1)

Monday, March 29th, 2010

Mining is a very good money-making skill. All you need to begin mining is a
pickaxe. To mine, find a rock that can be prospected. Click on the option "Mine Rocks"
and your character will begin mining the ore out of that rock until he/she or another player
gets it. You can tell what kind of ore the rock contains by prospecting it. To do this, click
on the rock and then click on the option "Prospect Rocks". As your mining level increases,
you’ll be able to mine more valuable ores. When you or another player has manage to
obtain an ore out of a rock you can no further be able to continue on mining that rock until
the ore has spawn there again. Mining is important because the ores that you get are use
in smithing. If you are lucky, you might even find a gem while mining on a rock.
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Pickaxe
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Pickaxes play an important role in mining. There are many different types of pickaxe.
A bronze pickaxe has the lowest quality, and a rune pickaxe has the highest quality,
hence, therefore is the most expensive. If you attempt to mine a rock with a bronze
pickaxe you will only attempt to mine it once with each click. However, as your mining
level increases you will be able to wield better and higher quality pickaxes. With each click
you will attempt to mine a rock more than once with higher quality pickaxes.
Note: Changing pickaxes when mining will decrease the chance of a random event
activating on you.
Picks
Name Level to Wield Price
Bronze Pickaxe 1 1gp
Iron Pickaxe 4 137gps
Steel Pickaxe 6 490gps
Mithril Pickaxe 21 1.3k
Adaman Pickaxe 31 3.2k
Rune Pickaxe 40 32k
Ores
Name Level to Mine Exp Value
Clay 1 5 5-20gps
Copper 1 17.5 10-30gps
Tin 1 17.5 10-30gps
Blurite 10 17.5 ?
Iron 15 35 50gps
Silver 20 40 100-200gps
Coal 30 50 100-150gps
Gold 40 65 100-500gps
Mithril 55 80 500-1k
Adamantite 70 95 1k-5k
Runite 85 125 15k-25k
Note: Blurite ores are use in the Knight’s Sword Quest. Clay, Gold, and Silver ores are
use in crafting. All other ores listed are use for smithing.
Here is a list of the types of gem you might encounter during your mining trip.
Gems
Name Exp
Sapphire 65
Emerald 65
Ruby 65
Diamond 65
*Dragonstone 65

 

Runescape Guide-3.1.6.Mining(2)

Monday, March 29th, 2010

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Training
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Start off mining at tin or copper rocks until level 15. At level 15 you will be able to
mine iron ores, but don’t mine them yet because your chance rate of obtaining one is very
low. Keep mining tin or copper ores until you’re a couple levels higher than 15. Now mine
iron ores until around level 35. Then you can start mining coals, which is the real prize
procession in mining. Most players will continue mining coals to level up there mining level
from level 30.
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Tips
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- If you want to mine but also at the same time make money or get your smithing exp up,
then deposit the ores you obtain at a bank, and later withdraw them as notes if you’re
selling or smelt and forge the ores for some smithing exp.
- Make sure to fill up your inventory because a trip to the bank can take a rather long
time.
- If you just want mining exp then your best solution is to power mine iron ores. Stand
near 2 or 3 iron rocks and continue making your way around the rocks mining each one
along the way. When you have a full inventory then drop the ores or give them to nearby
players who’ll accept them.
- Don’t power mine coals because the rate of mining coals are slow, even if you are level
60, and even if you do obtain the coal it will only give you 15 more exp than being able to
get an iron ore, and the time it takes for you to obtain the coal is most likely longer for you
to mine 2 iron ores.
- Definitely do not power mine tin or copper ores because the exp you’ll get is not even
half as much as obtaining an iron ore.
- Most people will power mine until their level is 60 because once reaching level 60 they’ll
be able to enter the mining guild, which has tons of coal rocks and a few mithril rocks.
Being able to enter the mining guild will deplete the time it takes for you to obtain a full
inventory of coals anywhere else by a lot because there are many coal rocks, plus there is
a bank nearby to deposit them.
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Runescape Guide-3.1.5.Cooking(1)

Friday, March 26th, 2010

The basic ingredient to cooking is food, of course. There are a lot of different
varieties of food that you can either make, bake, or cook over a range or fire (refer down
to the Firemaking section on details on how to create a fire). The 2 ingredients below are
basic ingredients that might be needed to cook other recipes.
To make Flour:
1) – Get a pot (can be bought from General Stores).
2) – Pick up a grain from a wheat field.
3) – Bring the pot and grain to a windmill (one is just a little north of Lumbridge).
4) – Go to the third floor of the windmill and use the grain on the hopper and then operate
it.
5) – Go back down stairs and use the pot to pick up your flour
Note: To make it easier, you can buy flour from the Port Sarim Cooking Store.
To get Water:
1) – Buy a jug or bucket from a General Store.
2) – Go to a sink or fountain and use the jug/bucket on it to get water.
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Bread
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Bread 1 40 Flour, Water 4
Steps on how to make Bread:
1) – Get Flour and Water.
2) – Mix them together and choose to make Bread dough.
3) – Bake it over a range.
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Cakes
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Cake 40 120 Egg, Milk, Flour, Cake Tin 12
Chocolate Cake 50 140 Egg, Milk, Flour, Cake Tin, Chocolate Bar 15
Steps on how to bake cakes:
1) – Get/Make Flour, take an egg from a chicken farm, and acquire a Cake Tin. A Cake Tin
can only be found in the Cooking Guild so you might need to ask for help on this.
2) – Buy yourself a Bucket from a General Store and go to a cow pen.
3) – Use the Bucket on a cow to get Milk.
4) – Mix the Egg, Milk, and Cake Tin together.
5) – Optional: Add a Chocolate Bar to the recipe if your cooking level is high enough to
make a
Chocolate Cake instead.
6) – Cook it over a range.
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Cooked Oomlie Wrap
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Cooked Oomlie Wrap 50 30 Oomlie Bird’s Meat, Palm Leaf 14
Steps on how to make Oomlie Wrap:
1) – Kill some Oomlie Birds in the jungle south of Shilo (must have completed the Legends
Quest) to get their meat.
2) – Shake a Leafy Palm Tree to get a Palm Leaf.
3) – Bake the meat and leaf.
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Pies
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Redberry Pie 10 60 Pie Dish, Flour, Water, Redberry 6
Meat Pie 20 80 Pie Dish, Flour, Water, Meat 8
Apple Pie 30 100 Pie Dish, Flour, Water, Apple 10
Steps on how to cook up pies:
1) – Get Flour and Water.
2) – Mix them together and pick to make Pastry Dough.
3) – Use the Pastry along with a Pie Dish.
4) – Depending on what kind of pie you want, add the specific ingredient.
5) – Cook the pie over a range (don’t be disappointed if you accidentally burn it, just simply
try again).
 

Runescape Guide-3.1.5.Cooking(2)

Friday, March 26th, 2010

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Pizzas
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Pizza 35 110 Flour, Water, Tomato, Cheese, 10
Meat Pizza 45 130 Flour, Water, Tomato, Cheese, Meat 14
Anchovy Pizza 55 140 Flour, Water, Tomato, Cheese, Anchovy 16
Pineapple Pizza 65 145 Flour, Water, Tomato, Cheese, Pineapple 20
Steps on how to make a pizza:
1) – Get Flour and Water.
2) – Mix them together and choose to make a Pizza Base.
3) – Get Tomato and Cheese from a house in Draynor Village or in the Port Sarim Cooking
Shop.
4) – Use the Tomato and Cheese with the Pizza Base.
5) – Depending on what kind of pizza you want to make, use the specific ingredient on the
Pizza Base.
6) – Cook the pizza over a range.
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Meat
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Any Cooked Meat 1 30 Raw Meat, Tinderbox, Logs 3
Steps on how to make Cooked Meat:
1) – Acquire some logs and a Tinderbox.
2) – Pick up a piece of Raw Meat.
3) – Drop the logs and light it with a Tinderbox.
4) – Cook the Raw Meat over the fire to get Cooked Meat.
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Soup
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Stew 25 90 Bowl of Water, Cooked Meat, Potato 12
*Curry 60 170 Bowl of Water, Cooked Meat, Potato, Curry 19
Steps on how to make soup:
1) – Get a Bowl.
2) – Fill it with water from either a sink or fountain.
3) – Get a Raw Meat and cook it to get a Cooked Meat.
4) – Pick up a Potato (can be acquired from the field east of Draynor Village or west of
Ardougne).
5) – Add the Cooked Meat and Potato to the Bowl of water to create a stew mixture.
6) – Optional: You can add Curry (can be bought or stole from the spice stall in Ardougne)
to the mixture if your level is high enough to make Curry instead of Stew.
7) – Cook it over a range.
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Ugthanki Kebab
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Ugthanki Kebab 58 80 Bowl, Flour, Water, Tomato, Onion,
Knife, Ugthankis’s Meat
19
Steps on how to make Ugthanki Kebab:
1) – Get all of the ingredients:
- Bowl (Cooking Guild, made from crafting)
- Flour (refer up to see how to get Flour)
- Water (buy a jug/bucket from a General Store and fill it up at any water source)
- Tomato (can be found in a house in Draynor Village or bought in the Port Sarim Cooking
Shop)
- Onion (a whole field of these can be found southwest of the Crafting Guild)
- Knife (there’s a spawn point south of Lumbridge Castle or in a house east of the bank in
Seers Village)
- Ugthanki’s Meat (kill some Ugthnkis in the south part of Al Kharid Desert and they’ll drop
some)
2) – Cook the Ugthanki Raw Meat.
3) – Mix the Water and Flour together and choose to make Pita Dough.
4) – Mix the Tomato, Onion, and Ugthanki Meat with the Bowl to get a Kebab Mix.
5) – Bake the Pita Dough on a range.
6) – Combine your cooked Pita Bread with the Kebab Mix.
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Wine
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Name Level Exp Ingredient Heals
Wine 35 110 Water, Grapes 11
Steps on how to make Wine:
1) – Get/Buy a jug from a General Store and fill it up with water.
2) – Get Grapes (either from killing Goblins or acquire from the Cooking Guild).
3) – Mix them together and wait a while.
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