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imported>Arkalor's Bot: Redirected page to Item Tinkering Devices

2012-10-10T17:53:04Z

Redirected page to Item Tinkering Devices

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imported>Arkalor's Bot: Redirected page to Item Tinkering Devices

2012-10-10T17:53:04Z

Redirected page to Item Tinkering Devices

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	#redirect [[~~Gearcrafted~~ Devices]]		#redirect [[Item Tinkering Devices]]

imported>Immortalbob: Redirected page to Gearcrafted Devices

2012-03-15T12:57:09Z

Redirected page to Gearcrafted Devices

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	#redirect [[~~Gearcraft~~]]		#redirect [[Gearcrafted Devices]]

imported>An Adventurer: Redirected page to Gearcraft

2010-11-28T23:50:48Z

Redirected page to Gearcraft

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imported>Joeblow8579: /* Imbuing Trinkets */

2010-05-20T22:22:47Z

Imbuing Trinkets

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	== Imbuing [[Trinket]]s ==		== Imbuing [[Trinket]]s ==
	Any loot generated trinket can have up to 1 Major, 1 Moderate, and 1 Minor gearcraft imbues. Attempt an imbue by first adding a full bag of salvage twice (one bag total) to an armature for the level of effect you wish to add. Majors max at 33% success rate (38% with the [[Charmed Smith]] augmentation). Moderates and minors can max at 100% with high enough skill/low work item/high work salvage.		Any loot generated trinket can have up to 1 Major, 1 Moderate, and 1 Minor gearcraft imbues. Attempt an imbue by first adding a full bag of salvage twice (one bag total) to an armature for the level of effect you wish to add. Majors max at 33% success rate (38% with the [[Charmed Smith]] augmentation). Moderates and minors can max at 100% with high enough skill/low work item/high work salvage.

	~~Note that each imbue requires two full bags of the indicated salvage type.~~

	Adding a major:		Adding a major:

imported>Joeblow8579: /* Imbuing Trinkets */ clarification

2010-05-20T13:42:36Z

Imbuing Trinkets: clarification

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	== Imbuing [[Trinket]]s ==		== Imbuing [[Trinket]]s ==
	Any loot generated trinket can have up to 1 Major, 1 Moderate, and 1 Minor gearcraft imbues. Attempt an imbue by first adding a full bag of salvage twice (one bag total) to an armature for the level of effect you wish to add. Majors max at 33% success rate (38% with the [[Charmed Smith]] augmentation). Moderates and minors can max at 100% with high enough skill/low work item/high work salvage.		Any loot generated trinket can have up to 1 Major, 1 Moderate, and 1 Minor gearcraft imbues. Attempt an imbue by first adding a full bag of salvage twice (one bag total) to an armature for the level of effect you wish to add. Majors max at 33% success rate (38% with the [[Charmed Smith]] augmentation). Moderates and minors can max at 100% with high enough skill/low work item/high work salvage.

			Note that each imbue requires two full bags of the indicated salvage type.

	Adding a major:		Adding a major:

imported>Flenop: /* Imbuing Trinkets */

2010-05-20T02:33:28Z

Imbuing Trinkets

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	Adding a major:		Adding a major:
	# Purchase a [[Major Gearcrafting Armature]] (cheapest from the quartermasters in the [[Faction Stronghold]]s) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add ~~2 bags~~ to complete the armature.)		# Purchase a [[Major Gearcrafting Armature]] (cheapest from the quartermasters in the [[Faction Stronghold]]s) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add bag twice to complete the armature.)
	# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Majors have a high chance of failure, maximum possible is 38% (with [[Charmed Smith]], the imbue augmentation, otherwise maximum is 33%).		# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Majors have a high chance of failure, maximum possible is 38% (with [[Charmed Smith]], the imbue augmentation, otherwise maximum is 33%).

	Adding a moderate:		Adding a moderate:
	# Purchase a [[Moderate Gearcrafting Armature]] (sold by many general merchandise shopkeeps) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add ~~2 bags~~ to complete the armature.)		# Purchase a [[Moderate Gearcrafting Armature]] (sold by many general merchandise shopkeeps) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add bag twice to complete the armature.)
	# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Moderates have a decent to high chance of success, maximum possible is 100%.		# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Moderates have a decent to high chance of success, maximum possible is 100%.

	Adding a Minor:		Adding a Minor:
	# Purchase a [[Minor Gearcrafting Armature]] (sold by many general merchandise shopkeeps) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add ~~2 bags~~ to complete the armature.)		# Purchase a [[Minor Gearcrafting Armature]] (sold by many general merchandise shopkeeps) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add bag twice to complete the armature.)
	# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Minors have a high chance of success, maximum possible is 100%.		# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Minors have a high chance of success, maximum possible is 100%.

imported>Joeblow8579: additional specificity re: salvage required

2010-05-15T16:13:35Z

additional specificity re: salvage required

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	Adding a major:		Adding a major:
	# Purchase a [[Major Gearcrafting Armature]] (cheapest from the quartermasters in the [[Faction Stronghold]]s) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage.(Add ~~twice~~ to complete.)		# Purchase a [[Major Gearcrafting Armature]] (cheapest from the quartermasters in the [[Faction Stronghold]]s) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add 2 bags to complete the armature.)
	# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Majors have a high chance of failure, maximum possible is 38% (with [[Charmed Smith]], the imbue augmentation, otherwise maximum is 33%).		# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Majors have a high chance of failure, maximum possible is 38% (with [[Charmed Smith]], the imbue augmentation, otherwise maximum is 33%).

	Adding a moderate:		Adding a moderate:
	# Purchase a [[Moderate Gearcrafting Armature]] (sold by many general merchandise shopkeeps) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add ~~twice~~ to complete.)		# Purchase a [[Moderate Gearcrafting Armature]] (sold by many general merchandise shopkeeps) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add 2 bags to complete the armature.)
	# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Moderates have a decent to high chance of success, maximum possible is 100%.		# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Moderates have a decent to high chance of success, maximum possible is 100%.

	Adding a Minor:		Adding a Minor:
	# Purchase a [[Minor Gearcrafting Armature]] (sold by many general merchandise shopkeeps) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add ~~twice~~ to complete.)		# Purchase a [[Minor Gearcrafting Armature]] (sold by many general merchandise shopkeeps) and combine with one of the six types of gearcrafting salvage. (Add 2 bags to complete the armature.)
	# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Minors have a high chance of success, maximum possible is 100%.		# Combine the armature-salvage combination to a loot generated trinket. Minors have a high chance of success, maximum possible is 100%.

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imported>Tlosk at 19:52, 24 March 2010

2010-03-24T19:52:15Z

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	{{Related\|Gearcraft (Skill)\|Salvaging\|Tinkering}}		{{Related\|Gearcraft (Skill)\|Salvaging\|Tinkering}}

	[[File:Gearcrafting.jpg\|left]][[Trinket]]s are a classification of item that can possess magic but requires no specific form. The only common thread is they all possess some level of technology. We Derethians are familiar with a large variety of magical items but none before this technical. A trinket can be worn in a great variety of ways, as a simple broach clipped to your amuli coat, a small gadget stored in the pocket or any other number of possible placements. What we do know that is, to date, you can only activate the magic of a single trinket at a time. (These items occupy a trinket slot on your character; this slot is displayed below the necklace slot.)		[[File:Gearcrafting.jpg\|left]]Introduced in [[Gears of Change]], [[Trinket]]s are a classification of item that can possess magic but requires no specific form. The only common thread is they all possess some level of technology. We Derethians are familiar with a large variety of magical items but none before this technical. A trinket can be worn in a great variety of ways, as a simple broach clipped to your amuli coat, a small gadget stored in the pocket or any other number of possible placements. What we do know that is, to date, you can only activate the magic of a single trinket at a time. (These items occupy a trinket slot on your character; this slot is displayed below the necklace slot.)

	The most advanced form of Gearcrafting includes the way it interacts with trinkets. All trinkets possessing magic seem to have further innate magics that can be tapped into. The closest analog to the process of activating these magics is that of Tinkering and Imbuing items as has long been the practice of a variety of crafters around Dereth. Gearcrafting requires you to train the [[Gearcraft (Skill)]] (2 skill credits). You may specialize Gearcraft using an [[Tristra's Essence\|augmentation]].		The most advanced form of Gearcrafting includes the way it interacts with trinkets. All trinkets possessing magic seem to have further innate magics that can be tapped into. The closest analog to the process of activating these magics is that of Tinkering and Imbuing items as has long been the practice of a variety of crafters around Dereth. Gearcrafting requires you to train the [[Gearcraft (Skill)]] (2 skill credits). You may specialize Gearcraft using an [[Tristra's Essence\|augmentation]].

imported>Tlosk: /* Medals of Vigor */

2009-12-04T19:31:28Z

Medals of Vigor

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	=== Medals of Vigor ===		=== Medals of Vigor ===
	Medals of Vigor increase the [[Stamina]] of all fellowship members by 2 to 10 points and depend on the user's ''buffed'' [[Loyalty (Skill)]].		Medals of Vigor increase the [[Stamina]] of all fellowship members by 2 to 10 points and depend on the user's ''buffed'' [[Loyalty (Skill)]]. (In the spell description it says it raises endurance, so currently either it is a typo or the medal affects the wrong attribute).

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	{{Related\|Gearcraft (Skill)\|Salvaging\|Tinkering}}		{{Related\|Gearcraft (Skill)\|Salvaging\|Tinkering}}

	[[File:Gearcrafting.jpg\|left]][[Trinket]]s are a classification of item that can possess magic but requires no specific form. The only common thread is they all possess some level of technology. We Derethians are familiar with a large variety of magical items but none before this technical. A trinket can be worn in a great variety of ways, as a simple broach clipped to your amuli coat, a small gadget stored in the pocket or any other number of possible placements. What we do know that is, to date, you can only activate the magic of a single trinket at a time. (These items occupy a trinket slot on your character; this slot is displayed below the necklace slot.)		[[File:Gearcrafting.jpg\|left]]Introduced in [[Gears of Change]], [[Trinket]]s are a classification of item that can possess magic but requires no specific form. The only common thread is they all possess some level of technology. We Derethians are familiar with a large variety of magical items but none before this technical. A trinket can be worn in a great variety of ways, as a simple broach clipped to your amuli coat, a small gadget stored in the pocket or any other number of possible placements. What we do know that is, to date, you can only activate the magic of a single trinket at a time. (These items occupy a trinket slot on your character; this slot is displayed below the necklace slot.)

	The most advanced form of Gearcrafting includes the way it interacts with trinkets. All trinkets possessing magic seem to have further innate magics that can be tapped into. The closest analog to the process of activating these magics is that of Tinkering and Imbuing items as has long been the practice of a variety of crafters around Dereth. Gearcrafting requires you to train the [[Gearcraft (Skill)]] (2 skill credits). You may specialize Gearcraft using an [[Tristra's Essence\|augmentation]].		The most advanced form of Gearcrafting includes the way it interacts with trinkets. All trinkets possessing magic seem to have further innate magics that can be tapped into. The closest analog to the process of activating these magics is that of Tinkering and Imbuing items as has long been the practice of a variety of crafters around Dereth. Gearcrafting requires you to train the [[Gearcraft (Skill)]] (2 skill credits). You may specialize Gearcraft using an [[Tristra's Essence\|augmentation]].