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Post by Anj on Feb 13, 2004 15:52:51 GMT -5
Please use this section to discuss baking and/or brewing issues.
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Post by foscadh2 on Feb 14, 2004 11:03:26 GMT -5
I still haven't found any yeast for brewing or baking. Anyone know if there is some out there?
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Post by Longtide on Apr 17, 2004 15:20:41 GMT -5
Anyone know where to find this? I tried looking too and couldn't find any.
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Post by Periam on May 8, 2004 23:10:49 GMT -5
This crafting place needs to be looked at to make sure things that offer XP work and that the system as a whole is accurate and works.
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Post by Dazed on Aug 7, 2004 23:39:03 GMT -5
Is there any way to make the items actually work? I make juices or whatever that show they can be used, but using them does nothing. Would be cool if drinking a juice caused a special effect ( like a spell effect going off over the pc's head ) and instead of the usual burp, something else like, " Ah, hits the spot". These items are nice to use for rp, but there's just nothing to them.  |
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Post by Longtide on Aug 8, 2004 16:14:24 GMT -5
Yeah, I never did like that burrp for my female characters. A friend of mine actually showed me that if, just after you drink any drinks, you take a small step forward, your character won't burp. Takes some timing, but very recomended for "lady" characters.
And, I too thought all them crafted drinks did something or other. At the very least, we have some neat concoctions other then the standard, wine, ale and mead.
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Post by Periam on Aug 8, 2004 16:24:53 GMT -5
Time seems to be the only thing in the way of making anything with CNR possible. There is a fair amount of time involved in making and editing items/ equipment....At least it takes me a long time. LOL. But anything is really possible with the system.
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Post by Dazed on Aug 8, 2004 17:23:20 GMT -5
well, if my pc is drinking ales or alcohol, she tends to *burp, blush* 'scuse me ! The one I have who tends to drink is a rogue ( dex and intelli's important ) so should be ashamed of herself for even touching the stuff ;D Today, tho, I just used the *drinks* and she did so w/out a burp behind it. But still would be cool if each drink had something special to it. Imagine if we had inns in different towns with "specialty drinks" ( could only be purchased there ) and each drink had a special effect ( some spell effect that showed over their heads, and earthquake effect, sounds, ect ) and they said something unique plus if the drink was alcoholic they suffered some type of penalty temporarily ( not always intelli )....the effects depended on which drink they used.  |
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Post by Invalid Username on Oct 5, 2004 19:46:03 GMT -5
Any place I can find a guidebook on Brewing, like the ones available for other crafts? I've looked everywhere (I could think of) in Perdi... perid... that place near the challenges, and Lomatin, even in various spots around the countryside, but have yet to find anything to give me a general idea of what's what and where it goes and how to work it.
Also, on a somewhat related, but unrelated note.. I play a Monk, who's perpetually short of gold. What would be the best skills to do, in order to make even a semi-decent amount of gold, and still keep with the whole 'Monk' theme. I was thinking Tailoring, Brewing, Baking would be the best three choices.
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Post by Braindead on Oct 5, 2004 20:14:24 GMT -5
I really like the "specialty drink" idea, Dazed. In all the pen and paper campaigns I've run, yes, each town has had their own special drinks...though I didn't wander too far from the normal "lose intelligence and/or pass out" idea, so that idea....is very, very good.... *insert evil musings* The first step, then, would be to create .utis for all the various "new" drinks we want, then, and incorporate them in to stores or CNR (or both). THEN we should create a brewing guide if we don't have one...
Also, "ED": Truthfully, the D&D Monk is based on the Eastern monk ideals, so you technically should have NO material wealth whatsoever. However, since the NWN system hardly reflects "true D&D," and doesn't reflect real life at all, I'd say try out tailoring. Tedious, and it takes a lot of traveling around, but it's both believable for a Monk and profitable.
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Post by foscadh on Oct 7, 2004 17:17:43 GMT -5
Well the quickest way to wealth crafting in my opinion is a combination of baking and woodworking. It's something of an exploit so I'm not sure I wan to go into details right now.
Armoring and weapon makeing can also be good wealth producers. But you need the martial weapons feat.
Tailoring you can rapidly and easily advance through the first several llevels and some of the items that are good money makers are pretty easy to come by. I've a monk (Rory) that is pretty good in most of the trades. If you catch me on line feel free to ask qestions then.
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Post by Lanthar D'Alton on Oct 7, 2004 17:29:50 GMT -5
*suddenly wonders if there is going to be an issue with "powercrafting"*
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Post by malikity on Aug 22, 2005 8:41:01 GMT -5
OK, I think there are two baking recipes that are broken. I started testing stuff yesterday and I got no XP for making either Wheat Flour or Oat Meal at the Farmers Mill. Can anyone else confirm this?
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Post by slidermike on Aug 22, 2005 9:54:40 GMT -5
If you found a bug, then you should post that info in the bug report area. I have seen the DM's go in there to see what they can fix.
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Post by foscadh on Aug 22, 2005 16:49:31 GMT -5
I don't think you get exp for any of the flours. Not sure if it's a bug or not because it's so easy to get wheat and it's right next to the mill.
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