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+ | | Patch Introduced = [[Twilight's Gleaming]] |
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+ | | Related Quests = [[Little Green Seeds]] |
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+ | | Updated = See [[#Notes|Notes]] |
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+ | }} |
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+ | {{Exemplar ToC|Crafting}} |
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Most loot armor and clothing (and some quest items that have the special property [[Dyeable]]) can be dyed various colors by using cooking skill to apply a prepared dye pot. <br> |
Most loot armor and clothing (and some quest items that have the special property [[Dyeable]]) can be dyed various colors by using cooking skill to apply a prepared dye pot. <br> |
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For the effects of applying dye to loot-generated armor, see the different types of [[:Category:Loot Armor Type|Armor]].<br> |
For the effects of applying dye to loot-generated armor, see the different types of [[:Category:Loot Armor Type|Armor]].<br> |
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− | The process of creating a dye pot requires alchemy skill. Dye plants spawn randomly on the landscape (the plant links below have spawn maps) or are grown by |
+ | The process of creating a dye pot requires alchemy skill. Dye plants spawn randomly on the landscape (the plant links below have spawn maps) or are grown by a Herbalist ([[Terese]]). If you give her [[Little Green Seeds]] she will give you a plant in return (Thanamin for Tusker seeds and different colors for seeds dropped by various types of Shreth). |
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− | #{{Icon|Vial of Argenory Dye}} = {{Icon|Neutral Balm}} + {{Icon|Crushed Argenory Plant}} |
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+ | == Crafting Steps == |
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− | #{{Icon|Argenory Dye Pot}} = {{Icon|Vial of Argenory Dye}} + {{Icon|Cooking Pot}} |
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+ | # Crush the dye plant using a [[Mortar and Pestle]]. Difficulty: 150 Alchemy = 50% chance of success. |
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+ | #: <font color=green>You crush the plant.</font> |
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+ | # Use a [[Neutral Balm]] on the crushed plant to create a vial of dye. Difficulty: 200 Alchemy = 50% chance of success. |
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+ | #* {{Icon Formula|Neutral Balm|Crushed Argenory Plant|Vial of Argenory Dye}} |
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+ | #: <font color=green>You brew the dye.</font> |
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+ | # Use the vial of dye with a [[Cooking Pot]] to create a dye pot. Difficulty: 200 Cooking = 50% chance of success. |
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+ | #* {{Icon Formula|Vial of Argenory Dye|Cooking Pot|Argenory Dye Pot}} |
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+ | #: <font color=green>You boil the dye.</font> |
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+ | # Finally, use the dye pot on the item you wish to dye. Difficulty: 230 Cooking = 50% chance of success. |
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+ | #: <font color=green>You apply the dye.</font> |
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+ | ==== Items that can be Dyed ==== |
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+ | * All [[Loot]] Armor and Clothing. See [[:Category:Loot Armor Type]] for a list of pages with screenshots. |
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+ | * Quest armor and clothing with the [[Dyeable]] property. See [[:Category:Dyeable]] for a list of these items. |
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+ | * [[Stamps]] |
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+ | * [[Flags]] |
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+ | * [[Shadow Armor]] |
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+ | * [[Ancient Armor]] can be dyed using [[The Temple of Xik Minru#Items|Pigmentation Apparatus]] obtained through the [[The Temple of Xik Minru]] quest. |
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+ | ==== Fail Dyes ==== |
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⚫ | It is possible to fail a dye job if your skill isn't high enough. The result can be either a minor failure (color changes to pink for clothing or orange for armor) or a major failure where 20 Armor Value is lost (cannot go below zero). Some people find the fail colors desirable and will purposefully use a low skill chef (cooking must still be trained). The color of plant used doesn't matter. |
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+ | NOTE: With the addition of [[Tailoring]], it is now possible to safely "fail dye" your armor without the reduction of armor level. |
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+ | == Available Dyes == |
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− | | {{Icon|Argenory Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Argenory Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Argenory Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Argenory Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Argenory Dye Pot}} |
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− | | {{Icon|Berimphur Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Berimphur Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Berimphur Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Berimphur Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Berimphur Dye Pot}} |
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− | | {{Icon|Colban Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Colban Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Colban Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Colban Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Colban Dye Pot}} |
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− | | {{Icon|Hennacin Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Hennacin Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Hennacin Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Hennacin Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Hennacin Dye Pot}} |
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− | | {{Icon|Lapyan Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Lapyan Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Lapyan Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Lapyan Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Lapyan Dye Pot}} |
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− | | {{Icon|Minalim Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Minalim Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Minalim Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Minalim Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Minalim Dye Pot}} |
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− | | {{Icon|Relanim Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Relanim Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Relanim Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Relanim Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Relanim Dye Pot}} |
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− | | {{Icon|Thananim Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Thananim Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Thananim Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Thananim Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Thananim Dye Pot}} |
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− | | {{Icon|Verdalim Plant}} |
+ | | {{Icon Link|Verdalim Plant}} |
− | + | | {{Icon Link|Crushed Verdalim Plant}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Vial of Verdalim Dye}} |
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− | + | | {{Icon Link|Verdalim Dye Pot}} |
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− | == Failures == |
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⚫ | It is possible to fail a dye job if your skill isn't high enough. The result can be either a minor failure (color changes to pink for clothing or orange for armor) or a major failure where 20 Armor Value is lost (cannot go below zero). Some people find the fail colors desirable and will purposefully use a low skill chef (cooking must still be trained). The color of plant used doesn't matter. |
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− | == External Links == |
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− | * [http://www.thejackcat.com/AC/Shopping/Crafts/Dyes.htm The Jackcat's Guide to Dyeing] |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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+ | * Dyeing was introduced during the [[Twilight's Gleaming]] event. |
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+ | * When first introduced, dye plants were seasonal and only appeared on the landscape during certain months: |
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+ | ** During the [[Twilight's Gleaming]] event, Hennacin, Berimphur and Verdalim plants were available. |
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+ | ** During [[The Child of Daralet]] event, Argenory, Minalim and Lapyan were available. |
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+ | ** During the [[Lost in the New Horizon]] event, Renalim and Colban plants became available. In addition, Thananim also became available with the introduction of [[Terese]] the Herbalist. |
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+ | * During the [[Should the Stars Fall]] event, [[Ketnan]] began exchanging the three dye plants available at the time for knock-off [[Ketnan#"Hoory" Mattekar Robes|"Hoory" Mattekar Robes]] and Bludgeoning Swords. |
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+ | * During the [[Betrayal]] event, plants were changed to be no longer seasonal and now appear on the landscape all year round. |
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[[Category:Crafting]] |
[[Category:Crafting]] |
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[[Category:Cooking]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:32, 26 April 2013
Introduced: | Twilight's Gleaming | Related Quests: | Little Green Seeds | Updated: | See Notes |
Related topics: Crafting, Cooking, Alchemy
Overview
Most loot armor and clothing (and some quest items that have the special property Dyeable) can be dyed various colors by using cooking skill to apply a prepared dye pot.
For the effects of applying dye to loot-generated armor, see the different types of Armor.
The process of creating a dye pot requires alchemy skill. Dye plants spawn randomly on the landscape (the plant links below have spawn maps) or are grown by a Herbalist (Terese). If you give her Little Green Seeds she will give you a plant in return (Thanamin for Tusker seeds and different colors for seeds dropped by various types of Shreth).
- If you would like to add dyed variations of quest armor and clothing to your page, the Template:Dyed Variations might be of use.
Crafting Steps
- Crush the dye plant using a Mortar and Pestle. Difficulty: 150 Alchemy = 50% chance of success.
- You crush the plant.
- Use a Neutral Balm on the crushed plant to create a vial of dye. Difficulty: 200 Alchemy = 50% chance of success.
- You brew the dye.
- Use the vial of dye with a Cooking Pot to create a dye pot. Difficulty: 200 Cooking = 50% chance of success.
- You boil the dye.
- Finally, use the dye pot on the item you wish to dye. Difficulty: 230 Cooking = 50% chance of success.
- You apply the dye.
Items that can be Dyed
- All Loot Armor and Clothing. See Category:Loot Armor Type for a list of pages with screenshots.
- Quest armor and clothing with the Dyeable property. See Category:Dyeable for a list of these items.
- Stamps
- Flags
- Shadow Armor
- Ancient Armor can be dyed using Pigmentation Apparatus obtained through the The Temple of Xik Minru quest.
Fail Dyes
It is possible to fail a dye job if your skill isn't high enough. The result can be either a minor failure (color changes to pink for clothing or orange for armor) or a major failure where 20 Armor Value is lost (cannot go below zero). Some people find the fail colors desirable and will purposefully use a low skill chef (cooking must still be trained). The color of plant used doesn't matter.
NOTE: With the addition of Tailoring, it is now possible to safely "fail dye" your armor without the reduction of armor level.
Available Dyes
Notes
- Dyeing was introduced during the Twilight's Gleaming event.
- When first introduced, dye plants were seasonal and only appeared on the landscape during certain months:
- During the Twilight's Gleaming event, Hennacin, Berimphur and Verdalim plants were available.
- During The Child of Daralet event, Argenory, Minalim and Lapyan were available.
- During the Lost in the New Horizon event, Renalim and Colban plants became available. In addition, Thananim also became available with the introduction of Terese the Herbalist.
- During the Should the Stars Fall event, Ketnan began exchanging the three dye plants available at the time for knock-off "Hoory" Mattekar Robes and Bludgeoning Swords.
- During the Betrayal event, plants were changed to be no longer seasonal and now appear on the landscape all year round.