Then I dragged mouse over the land I wanted and pressed enter.
"You do not have all the ingredients" it says.
What am I doing wrong.
You don't need to see the area itself right? Just that I have the LP, I don't get the menu and the message..?


I did build a Stake Claim.ImAwesome wrote:think you did something really wrong there, first get the yeomanry skill(if you don't already have it) then go to the adventure menu and theres a buildable item called stake claim. build that with 4 bones 3 dreams and a branch, you can then use that to improve the size of your claim by right clicking
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Stake_Claim
Cajoes wrote:I was the murder victim your guy aggro'd. And slew. Entirely unprovoked. Rather handily at that. Which prompted the retaliatory party. That you also handily slew.
When did you start playing? This hasn't been used since May 2009. Everything for land management is done through the claim marker now. See the RoB wiki under Yeomanry and the post in this forum called "Owning land".Cryder wrote:
What am I doing wrong.
You don't need to see the area itself right? Just that I have the LP, I don't get the menu and the message..?
My friend got the exact same menu about 2 or 3 days ago, declaimed then rebuilt and then it worked as it should, they didnt build a dream catcher but discovered the dreams from someone else's, i thought that was why, but probably notThis hasn't been used since May 2009
You don't have to build a dream catcher, just harvest the dreams out of one (still requires Hearth Magic to do so). I'm not sure how much functionality the land management interface still has, but you cannot use it to claim land anymore. This has to be done through the Adventure->Stake Claim item. Land then must be managed through the claim totem that is built.sixteensixty4 wrote:My friend got the exact same menu about 2 or 3 days ago, declaimed then rebuilt and then it worked as it should, they didnt build a dream catcher but discovered the dreams from someone else's, i thought that was why, but probably notThis hasn't been used since May 2009