Just a general discussion about curiosities.
When you guys study a bunch of curiosities do you guys put in highest LP first, lowest xp cost or lowest intellect cost?
I usually go for highest LP gain and then what's remaining to fill up the study table so intellect cap isn't wasted so it would be 25/25 rather than 23/25 or 24/25.
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azrid
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Re: Curiosities
Int does not limit me anymore. I mostly just study trash curios that I may find or have left over since I am too lazy to craft anything.
I don't really need more LP or stats to play the game so I just put curios in out of habit.
I don't really need more LP or stats to play the game so I just put curios in out of habit.


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dunno6988
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Re: Curiosities
So what do you use your LP now for? claims?azrid wrote:Int does not limit me anymore. I mostly just study trash curios that I may find or have left over since I am too lazy to craft anything.
I don't really need more LP or stats to play the game so I just put curios in out of habit.
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azrid
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GenghisKhan44
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Re: Curiosities
I am living the nomad life at the moment, so I mainly study whatever curios I have at hand. ATM I have collected a huge amount of Frog crowns, so I am looking for a swamp to get some toadstools, but that's generally not the norm.
In civilization, though, I take the highest LP per hour that I know of and can make (bronze steeds, flower bouquets, sandcastle sometimes), then pile on some low attention, high LP at a slow rate ones (aurochs hair, petrified shells) or I chainsmoke mirkwood offerings (which are still pretty good despite nerfing).
I'm pretty nooby, so don't take my word that those are good curios. (Except the mirkwood, which was confirmed one to be pretty badass.)
In civilization, though, I take the highest LP per hour that I know of and can make (bronze steeds, flower bouquets, sandcastle sometimes), then pile on some low attention, high LP at a slow rate ones (aurochs hair, petrified shells) or I chainsmoke mirkwood offerings (which are still pretty good despite nerfing).
I'm pretty nooby, so don't take my word that those are good curios. (Except the mirkwood, which was confirmed one to be pretty badass.)
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Artyom15
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Re: Curiosities
God I just hunted down a bunch of Boars last night to get the Bone Glue for a Study Desk and I am going to start chaining those fuckers all day, every day. Only reason I don't right now is because logging into chain them for MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY is pretty tedious.GenghisKhan44 wrote:(Except the mirkwood, which was confirmed one to be pretty badass.)
Go for the Bloated Boteles or however it is spelled, wishbones, Dewy Ladies Mantles (the regular ones are awful, Dewy is pretty great though), Dragonflies, and Toadstools. All of those are solid curios, OP.
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eXmart
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Re: Curiosities
When I had limited INT, I went for LP/Hour/Weight (dragonflies, bloated bolete, ladybugs, seer's bones, etc...). Nowadays, I'd usually go for highest Q curio that I can grow / craft (Straw Doll, Great Wax Seal, Bouquet of Flowers, Seer's Bone, Seer's Spindle, Seer's Stones, Poppy Flower, Stalagoom, Uncommon Snapdragon).
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chocolaterain
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Re: Curiosities
Not anymore. They nerfed the study time to two hours so it's basically a worse seer's bones that's easier to craft.GenghisKhan44 wrote: I'm pretty nooby, so don't take my word that those are good curios. (Except the mirkwood, which was confirmed one to be pretty badass.)
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GenghisKhan44
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Re: Curiosities
Still pretty good. 30 minutes was da bomd, but considering how many curios take half a day or more, I'll take it.chocolaterain wrote:Not anymore. They nerfed the study time to two hours so it's basically a worse seer's bones that's easier to craft.GenghisKhan44 wrote: I'm pretty nooby, so don't take my word that those are good curios. (Except the mirkwood, which was confirmed one to be pretty badass.)
"...the dungeon and shackles are already at my threshold to show me here and now my eternal disgrace. Only you can work the miracle to make life possible for a soul so imperiled by doubt, O Atoner for all, exalted beyond saying." - St. Gregory of Narek, Book of Lamentations, Prayer 1.
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chocolaterain
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Re: Curiosities
it's still good yeah, but unless you have 0 access to bones there's no reason to study them over seer's bones. You can study both but that will fuck up both your exp and mental weight.GenghisKhan44 wrote:Still pretty good. 30 minutes was da bomd, but considering how many curios take half a day or more, I'll take it.chocolaterain wrote:Not anymore. They nerfed the study time to two hours so it's basically a worse seer's bones that's easier to craft.GenghisKhan44 wrote: I'm pretty nooby, so don't take my word that those are good curios. (Except the mirkwood, which was confirmed one to be pretty badass.)
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