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Talk:Weapons and protection

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Why did someone delete RKL's "working list of weapons and protection?"

And where is "Waster" in the weapons? What does it do?

Daisies

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A pretty flower that can be turned into a crown of daisies.

Oven

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Ovens are an essential machine in any developped town with no local food. Ovens must be built outside, however, using an oven to prepare your food is much more efficient than outdoor cooking methods. An oven is capable of brewing mysterious [[mixtures]], but nothing is known about them. They can also brew [[coffee]] or [[tea]] but no knowledge about it is currently available. The following are the known uses for an oven.

==Baking Bread==

In one day you can produce 500 grams of [[bread]]. You will need the following raw materials:
*500 grams of wheat flour
*30 grams of wood

==Baking Cod==

In one day you can produce 200 grams of [[baked_cod|baked cod]] . You will need the following raw materials:
*200 grams of cod
*40 grams of wood

==Baking Cookies==
In one day you can produce 550 grams of [[cookies]]. You will need the following raw materials:
*400 grams of pastry dough
*150 grams of sugar
*30 grams of wood

==Baking Pizza==

In one day you can produce 350 grams of [[pizza]]. You will need the following raw materials:
*150 grams of pastry dough
*250 grams of tomatos
*60 grams of wood

==Baking Rye Bread==

In one day you can produce 400 grams of [[rye_bread|rye bread]]. You will need the following raw materials:
*400 grams of rye flour
*30 grams of wood

==Baking Sorghum Bread==

In one day you can produce 600 grams of [[sorghum_bread|sorghum bread]]. You will need the following raw materials:
*600 grams of sorghum flour
*30 grams of wood

==Baking Trout==

In one day you can produce 200 grams of [[baked_trout|baked trout]]. You will need the following raw materials:
*200 grams of rainbow trout
*40 grams of wood

==Cooking Meat==

In one day you can produce 200 grams of [[Meat#Cooked_Meat|cooked meat]]. You will need the following raw materials:
*225 grams of meat
*25 grams of wood

==Popping Popcorn==

In one day you can produce 750 grams of [[popcorn]]. You will need the following raw materials:
*750 grams of corn
*60 grams of wood

Nourishing food

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Nourishing foods are [[auto-eat|automatically eaten]] once each day.

Some food is edible [[Raw_Food|raw]]. Other food has to be processed, e.g. [[meat]].

And than there is [[Healing_food|food that heals]], like [[tomatoes]].

==List of Nourishing Foods==
*[[asparagus]]
*[[bread]]
*[[carrots]]
*[[Meat#Cooked_Meat|cooked meat]]
*[[Meat#Grilled_Meat|grilled meat]]
*[[potatoes]]
*[[rice]]
*[[rye_bread|rye bread]]
*[[sorghum_bread|sorghum bread]]
*[[Meat#Smoked_Meat|smoked meat]]
*[[spinage]]

Knife

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A tool that can also be used as a weapon in attacking things. It is small and is one of the more basic tools. A knife can be made of [[steel]], or it can be made of [[bone]]. Generally, if a "knife" is called for in resource gathering (to increase efficiency), a bone knife will be less effective than a steel knife.

Manufacturing a bone knife requires 100 grams of [[small bones]]

Eat button

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The Eat button next to a food item allows you to eat a [[healing food]]. When you click it, if you are damaged and the item is a healing food, you will be prompted with the amount you need to remove all [[Skills#Health|damage]], and asked how much of the healing food you wish to eat.

"You cannot eat to gain strength" is a common error message after clicking this icon. It means that the food item you selected is a [[nourishing food]], and not a healing food.

"You do not need any more strength" is the other common error message. It means that you are not damaged.

Equipment

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*[[Machine Guide To Cantr v1.0]]
*[[Machinery]]
*[[Weapons and Protection]]
*[[Tools]]
*[[Clothing]]
*[[Furniture]]
*[[Miscellaneous]]
*[[Resources]]
*Food: [[nourishing food]] and [[healing food]]

Wood

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Wood is needed for a lot of things like simple weapons or furniture. It is gathered at a rate of 300 grams per day. You can gather more wood if you use an [[axe]].

Wood is different from [[timber]].

Sickness

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"You sneeze."

Sickness in Cantr is uncommon in most places, but it's highly contagious and can be deadly.

Sleeping sickness

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An [[in-character]] term for an [[out-of-character]] phenomenon, wherein a [[character]] suddenly stops talking or acting ("falls [[asleep]]") for a long period of time, often because the [[player]] has not logged in or done anything with the character in a while.

Game Mechanics

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'''Food'''
*[[Auto-eat]]ing
*[[Nourishing food]]

'''Damage and Healing'''
*[[Damage]]
*[[Healing food]]
*The [[Eat button]]
*[[Sickness]]
*[[Sleeping Sickness]]

Spinach

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Spinach is also known as [[spinage]] in Cantr.

Healing food

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Healing foods are eaten when you click the [[eat button]] to consume an amount of that food item from your [[inventory]].

Equipment

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*[[Machine Guide To Cantr v1.0]]
*[[Machinery]]
*[[Weapons and Protection]]
*[[Tools]]
*[[Clothing]]
*[[Furniture]]
*[[Miscellaneous]]
*[[Resources]]
*[[Food]]

Nourishing food

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Nourishing foods are automatically eaten ([[auto-eat]]) once each day.

Food

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Food falls into two types: [[Nourishing food]]s and [[healing food]]s.

Eat button

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The Eat button next to a food item allows you to eat a [[healing food]]. When you click it, if you are damaged and the item is a healing food, you will be prompted with the amount you need to remove all [[damage]], and asked how much of the healing food you wish to eat to heal.

"You cannot eat to gain strength" is a common error message after clicking this icon. It means that the food item you selected is a [[nourishing food]], and not a healing food.

"You do not need any more strength" is the other common error message. It means that you are not damaged.

Blueberries

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A [[healing food]] that is eaten at a rate of 111 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 200 grams per day. This will also be [[auto-eat]]en at a rate of 133 grams per day, before other [[nourishing food]]s.

Blueberries

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Blackberries

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A [[healing food]] that is eaten at a rate of 91 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 225 grams per day. This food will also be [[auto-eat]]en before [[carrots]] and other more efficient [[nourishing food]] items.

Apples

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A [[healing food]] that is eaten at a rate of 111 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 100 grams per day, double with a [[knife]].

Bananas

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A [[healing food]] that is eaten at a rate of 67 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 275 grams per day, double with a [[knife]].

Corn

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A [[nourishing food]] that can be eaten unprocessed. When prepared (through popping on an [[oven]]), it makes [[popcorn]], a [[healing food]].

Tomatoes

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A [[healing food]] that can be eaten (using the [[eat button]]) to heal 134 grams per one percent of damage. It is also required to prepare [[pizza]].

Spinage

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A versatile food that can be eaten unprocessed and which also serves as a [[healing food]], healing at a rate of 167 grams per one percent of damage. Spinage or "[[spinach]]" can be farmed at a rate of 550 grams per day.

Eat button

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The Eat button next to a food item allows you to eat a [[healing food]]. When you click it, if you are damaged and the item is a healing food, you will be prompted with the amount you need to remove all [[damage]], and asked how much of the healing food you wish to eat to heal.

"You cannot eat to gain strength" is a common error message after clicking this icon. It means that the food item you selected is a nourishing food, and not a healing food.

"You do not need any more strength" is the other common error message. It means that you are not damaged.

Healing foods

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Healing foods are eaten when you click the [[eat button]] to consume an amount of that food item from your [[inventory]].

Auto-eat

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Every day, your character will automatically eat whatever [[nourishing food]] he or she has in [[inventory]]. You do not get to select the food that is eaten food. If your character has no food, he or she will begin to starve. After twenty days without food, your character will die.

Nourishing foods

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Nourishing foods are automatically eaten ([[auto-eat]]) once each day.

Food

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Food falls into two types: [[Nourishing foods]] and [[healing foods]].

Eat button

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The Eat button next to a food item allows you to eat a healing [[food]]. When you click it, if you are damaged and the item is a healing food, you will be prompted with the amount you need to remove all [[damage]], and asked how much of the healing food you wish to eat to heal.

"You cannot eat to gain strength" is a common error message after clicking this icon. It means that the food item you selected is a nourishing food, and not a healing food.

"You do not need any more strength" is the other common error message. It means that you are not damaged.

Food

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Food falls into two types: Nourishing foods and healing foods.

Nourishing foods are automatically eaten ([[auto-eat]]) once each day.

Healing foods are eaten when you click the [[eat button]] to consume an amount of that food item from your [[inventory]].

Blueberries

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A healing food that is eaten at a rate of 111 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 200 grams per day. This will also be [[auto-eat]]en at a rate of 133 grams per day, before other nourishing [[food]]s.

Resources

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*[[Alumina]]
*[[Aluminium]]
*[[Apples]]
*[[Asparagus]]
*[[Bananas]]
*[[Bauxite]]
*[[Bitumen]]
*[[Blackberries]]
*[[Blueberries]]
*[[Bones]]
*[[Carrots]]
*[[Charcoal]]
*[[Chromium]]
*[[Cloth]]
*[[Coal]]
*[[Corn]]
*[[Cotton]]
*[[Cotton Cloth]]
*[[Cotton Fibres]]
*[[Cotton Yarn]]
*[[Diamonds]]
*[[Gas]]
*[[Grapes]]
*[[Grilled Meat]]
*[[Hematite]]
*[[Hemp]]
*[[Hemp Yarn]]
*[[Hemp Cloth]]
*[[Hide]]
*[[Iron]]
*[[Iron Ore]]
*[[Large Bones]]
*[[Leather]]
*[[Limestone]]
*[[Magnesium]]
*[[Meat]]
*[[Mud]]
*[[Mushrooms]]
*[[Onions]]
*[[Papayas]]
*[[Popcorn]]
*[[Potatoes]]
*[[Propane]]
*[[Rice]]
*[[Rye]]
*[[Salt]]
*[[Sand]]
*[[Seaweed]]
*[[Silk Cocoons]]
*[[Silk Cloth]]
*[[Silk Yarn]]
*[[Small Bones]]
*[[Snakeskin]]
*[[Soda]]
*[[Sorghum]]
*[[Spinach]]
*[[Spinage]]
*[[Sugar]]
*[[Steel]]
*[[Stone]]
*[[Tomatoes]]
*[[Water]]
*[[Wheat]]
*[[Wood]]
*[[Wool]]
*[[Wool Yarn]]
*[[Yarn]]

Carrots

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A nourishment [[food]] that is eaten at a rate of 40 grams per day, and can be farmed at a rate of 400 grams per day. With a [[dung-fork]], the rate doubles. A [[carrot harvester]] dramatically increases the rate as well.

Auto-eat

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Every day, your character will automatically eat whatever nourishing food he or she has in [[inventory]]. You do not get to select the food that is eaten food. If your character has no food, he or she will begin to starve. After twenty days without food, your character will die.

Blackberries

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A healing food that is eaten at a rate of 91 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 225 grams per day. This food will also be [[auto-eat]]en before [[carrots]] and other more efficient food items.

Blackberries

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A healing food that is eaten at a rate of 91 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 225 grams per day. This food will also be auto-eaten before carrots and other more efficient food items.

Bananas

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A healing food that is eaten at a rate of 67 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 275 grams per day, double with a [[knife]].

Bananas

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A healing food that is eaten at a rate of 67 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 275 grams per day, double with a knife.

Apples

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A healing food that is eaten at a rate of 111 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 100 grams per day, double with a [[knife]].

Apples

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A healing food that is eaten at a rate of 111 grams per one percent of damage, and can be gathered at a rate of 100 grams per day, double with a knife.

Resources

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*[[Alumina]]
*[[Aluminium]]
*[[Apples]]
*[[Asparagus]]
*[[Bananas]]
*[[Bauxite]]
*[[Bitumen]]
*[[Blackberries]]
*[[Blueberries]]
*[[Bones]]
*[[Charcoal]]
*[[Chromium]]
*[[Cloth]]
*[[Coal]]
*[[Corn]]
*[[Cotton]]
*[[Cotton Cloth]]
*[[Cotton Fibres]]
*[[Cotton Yarn]]
*[[Diamonds]]
*[[Gas]]
*[[Grapes]]
*[[Grilled Meat]]
*[[Hematite]]
*[[Hemp]]
*[[Hemp Yarn]]
*[[Hemp Cloth]]
*[[Hide]]
*[[Iron]]
*[[Iron Ore]]
*[[Large Bones]]
*[[Leather]]
*[[Limestone]]
*[[Magnesium]]
*[[Meat]]
*[[Mud]]
*[[Mushrooms]]
*[[Onions]]
*[[Papayas]]
*[[Popcorn]]
*[[Potatoes]]
*[[Propane]]
*[[Rice]]
*[[Rye]]
*[[Salt]]
*[[Sand]]
*[[Seaweed]]
*[[Silk Cocoons]]
*[[Silk Cloth]]
*[[Silk Yarn]]
*[[Small Bones]]
*[[Snakeskin]]
*[[Soda]]
*[[Sorghum]]
*[[Spinach]]
*[[Spinage]]
*[[Sugar]]
*[[Steel]]
*[[Stone]]
*[[Tomatoes]]
*[[Water]]
*[[Wheat]]
*[[Wood]]
*[[Wool]]
*[[Wool Yarn]]
*[[Yarn]]

Tomatoes

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A healing food that can be eaten (using the [[eat button]]) to heal 134 grams per one percent of damage. It is also required to prepare [[pizza]].

Tomatoes

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A healing food that can be eaten (using the [[eat button]]) to heal 134 grams per one percent of damage. It is also usable in preparing [[pizza]].

Spinage

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A versatile food that can be eaten unprocessed and which also serves as a healing food, healing at a rate of 167 grams per one percent of damage. Spinage or "[[spinach]]" can be farmed at a rate of 550 grams per day.

Sorghum

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A food that cannot be eaten raw, but can be milled using a [[millstone]] into [[sorghum flour]], which can be used to make various other prepared foods, like bread.

Salt

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A mineral that is used extensively in cooking and food preparation, such as for [[salted meat]]. It is also used in making [[leather]], via the [[salting barrel]].

Potatoes

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A food that can be eaten unprocessed at a rate of 100 grams per day, and which can be farmed at a rate of 800 grams per day, doubled with a [[dung fork]]. Potato farming is easier when you use a [[potato harvester]], which yields 3200 grams of potatoes per day.

Meat

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When you kill an animal, you will be rewarded with some meat, the amount of which depends on the [[Animals|animal]]'s size.

This meat is not edible before it is somehow processed, e.g. into [[Grilled_Meat|grilled meat]], [[smoked meat]], or [[salted meat]].