Grand List of Simple Questions

[Sevenless]

Where do I find the base damage of things? The wiki doesn't have it.

They aren't publicly posted that I've ever seen, people have tested them out with alts though. IIRC they're pretty similar to legacy stats though.

[Marksman]

Where do I find the base damage of things? The wiki doesn't have it.

You can take weapon and test it. You know your str, weapon q and opening value. It's easy to calculate.
As I remember from my tests: stone axe - 30, fyrdsmans sword - 80, bronze sword - 90, hirdsmans sword - 125 and b12 -150.
I don't remember metal axe (in my mind - 40) and boar spear in melee.

[Sevenless]

Where do I find the base damage of things? The wiki doesn't have it.

You can take weapon and test it. You know your str, weapon q and opening value. It's easy to calculate.
As I remember from my tests: stone axe - 30, fyrdsmans sword - 80, bronze sword - 90, hirdsmans sword - 125 and b12 -150.
I don't remember metal axe (in my mind - 40) and boar spear in melee.

Unfortunately I believe boarspear is like 40-50, barely better than a metal axe. It's why no one uses it.

[qoonpooka]

I picked up an item from some beach salvage, it has no quality:

Coin of Silver

Mouse-over says 'Silver Quill'

Do fine metals not have qualities? I would've assumed silver and gold bars had qualities, and that those qualities would transfer through to their coins since the main purpose of coinage is that it can be smelted back into bars, no?

What can I do with this coin?

[Sevenless]

Fine metals have no quality. Any quality jewelry gains comes from the quality of the other ingredients.

That is coinage for the community fair. You can access it through a number of roads displayed on the world map: http://odditown.com/haven/map/#x=0&y=0&zoom=4

1 silver quill isn't worth much though.

[qoonpooka]

Fine metals have no quality. Any quality jewelry gains comes from the quality of the other ingredients.

That is coinage for the community fair. You can access it through a number of roads displayed on the world map: http://odditown.com/haven/map/#x=0&y=0&zoom=4

1 silver quill isn't worth much though.

When you say 'roads' you mean the signposts I click to follow? Seems like it'll either drown me or I'll stop at a river's edge after not too long. I'm WAAAAAAAAAAAAY far from that place, too.

[Sevenless]

If you click "travel" they teleport you instantly. You can preview where it's going to land, so no chance of drowning (left click accepts travel after the preview, right click refuses it). Also roads can't end on deep water far as I know.

You'd just need to be closish to one of those marked sign posts.

[CSPAN]

How do you delete an account?

[qoonpooka]

How do you delete an account?

Why would you need to? If you don't want to play anymore, just walk away?

[Neko343]

So, this may be a stupid question and I'm not sure if this is the right thread for it, but since I couldn't find anything useful via google or elsewhere on this site...

I've played Haven and Hearth a few years ago, but lost interest in the game and pretty much stopped logging in. Recently, I decided to revisit my old account and found out about the new version. I've played the new version a little bit, but I also wanted to revisit the old version and since I had some bucks to spare, I decided to verify my account and get access. So far, so good...
Now for my question: How and with what client do you access the old game? The Play button on this website starts the new version, the old client I have on my PC only gives me an error message and the only other one that works is the old ender client, but even that one crashes alot on different parts on the map or when I try to load my old characters.
I've searched a bit on google and this website, but so far I've found no answer or client to download. Not sure if I'm blind or if there really isn't something. Anyone here who has access to and played the old version and can help me out?

And yeah, I've read that the old version is pretty much dead at this point, but I still want to revisit it for old times sake.