Crafts

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This page draws together pages which details the wide array of craft activities one can engage in on the MUD. For the purposes of this section, "craft activities" includes everything which significantly uses skills in the crafts tree - hence, actions like tracking and bandaging are included. Also, a few of the things listed need little or low level craft skills to perform, or only need skills for a small part of the process. They have been included if they seem "crafty" enough.

This page is a work in progress - if you have experience with a particular craft activity, please write or add to the the relevant page - if an activity is not listed, please add it to this page and write something about it (even if it isn't much - just enough to point people in the right direction). If submitting content, please try to adhere to the format used in other pages where possible.

This part of the wiki is administered and mostly written by Kefka. Please contact him with any queries.

Craft Activities

• Bandaging (bandaging things to help them heal)
• Calligraphy (writing prettily)
• Distilling Alcohol (creating alcoholic beverages)
• Decorating Boxes (decorating boxes and instrument cases)
• Embroidery (embroidering text or patterns onto cloth)
• Engraving (engraving text or patterns onto metal)
• Fixing (fixing metal items)
• Finesmithing (Creating small items out of metal)
• Flower Arranging (arranging flowers)
• Furniture Decoration (painting, polishing and stencilling player house furniture)
• Furoshiki Tying (tying furoshiki cloths into pretty presents)
• Inks (What inks are available?)
• Leatherworking (repairing leather items)
• Marbling Cloth (making cloth pretty with inks)
• Mending Clothing (mending clothes with a needle and thread)
• Music (playing instruments)
• Pottery (making, staining, glazing and firing ceramic items)
• Quilting (creating and decorating patchwork quilts)
• Repairing (repairing wooden items)
• Sandcastles (making sandcastles on the beach)
• Stencilling (decorating player house walls with stencils)
• Tanning and Dyeing (tanning skin and dyeing the results)
• Tracking (tracking players or unique NPCs)
• Woodworking (Create things with wood)

Sources

While most of the information on these pages was written based on existing knowledge, testing and help files, some of it has been drawn from various sources. Command learning requirements sourced from Wallsy's site, music and box/instrument case decoration sourced from Deb's site. Information from articles in various issues of the AM Daily have also been used.