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Mining

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Yours,

Fexxer

Definitions

Naming Conventions

Will follow most of naming conventions from wikis main Mining page An ore stone is maked with []'s and the crystals within a stone is written like e.g. [4TC- 3TC+] Several stones become e.g. [4TC-][4YM+ 4TS-]

Mines

NameType
MiAGold
MiBIron
MiCDirt

Interesting Melts

TC-

IdxFrom MineStonesTotal CrystalsSmelter Yield
#TC-01MiB[1TC-] Nothing
#TC-02MiB[2TC-] Nothing
#TC-03MiB[3TC-] 1 Iron
#TC-04MiB[4TC-] 1 Iron

TC+

IdxFrom MineStonesTotal CrystalsSmelter Yield
#TC+01MiA[16TC+][3TC+][12TC+][4TC+][8TC+]43TC+3 Gold
#TC+02MiB[4TC+][3TC+][7TC+][3TC+][6TC+][12TC+][6TC+][12TC+][2TC+]55TC+ 4 Iron
#TC+03MiC[10TC+][7TC+]17TC+1 Dirt

Theories

TC-

TC- produces 1/3 of an iron. 2 crystals of TC- in a smelt will give nothing and 3 crystals will give 1 Iron. (Ref. #TC-01 to #TC-04)

Mines of a kind

Mines are of a certain kind. (for level 1 at least). E.g. Iron mine, Copper mine. This does not mean that the mine will only produce only one sort of crystals but a mines type is important for what certain crystals produce.

(Don't know yet if a mine can be a mix.)

Determining a mine's type

A melt of enough TC+ (pure) will determine the type of a mine. (around 13 crystals...) (Ref. #TC+01 #TC+02, #TC+03) I would really like to find more examples of this. For other metals than Gold and Iron.

Importance of origin

Certain crystals produce outcome that depends on what mine you pull the ore from.

At least TC+ seems to be such a crystal. (Ref. #TC+01 #TC+02 #TC+03)

Vague Ideas

Comments

I am not sure I agree with the conclusion that TC+ leads to mine type. There are two attributes proposed that are not referenced here. I don't think depth matters, personally, but I *DO* think Lenght matters. Are you certain yout TC+ weren't short and long? And perhaps that there may be other aspects? I'd like to see where this goes, though. If there really are mine types, that would change a lot of people's views of how mining is going. :) --Leetah

The TC+ = mine type theory interests me as my guild has a mine that is clearly iron, and I have a mine that is mediocre iron, but alot of dirt. They smelt TC+ as iron, but I get dirt. I *can* however include TC+ in any smelt, even as the majority, as long as it does not 'overpower' the goal smelt by more than 2 to 1. (ie. 12TC- 32TC+ = 4 iron, but 12TC- 72TC+ = 4 dirt) -- Gwyr


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