I would like to know what some good curiosities were based on LP and time.
If you could help me out with this that would be great.
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Cab361
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Re: Good Curiosities
A real good one IMO is the worm eaten apple. Not sure how rare it is but you can get it instead of a normal apple from an apple tree randomly. It takes 11 hours and has a mental weight of 5, and a good payout of 2,500 base LP.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Good Curiosities
This is a moving target. Your skills, your attributes, and quality of materials you can get are a huge factor in what's good. There's a listing of all curios maintained by several players on Google docs: viewtopic.php?f=42&t=42419
and on the RoB wiki: http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Curiosity_Table
The amount of time your on and offline is a huge factor. If you're on four hours and off 20, then a curio that is done an hour after you log off probably isn't as good as one that finishes an hour before you log back in.
and on the RoB wiki: http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Curiosity_Table
The amount of time your on and offline is a huge factor. If you're on four hours and off 20, then a curio that is done an hour after you log off probably isn't as good as one that finishes an hour before you log back in.
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Darbly
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Re: Good Curiosities
I'm usually on for a long time (6-9) and I'm fine with curios that take a couple of days. I just want opinions on what people most prefer.MagicManICT wrote:The amount of time your on and offline is a huge factor. If you're on four hours and off 20, then a curio that is done an hour after you log off probably isn't as good as one that finishes an hour before you log back in.
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Slippz0r
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Re: Good Curiosities
Im quite active I suppose ...
I like the emerald and red dragonflies , Mirkwood ... .
And then I just throw in what evers using low mental cause I dont have that much int yet
Think I will have too read about all curious alittle more after all D:
I like the emerald and red dragonflies , Mirkwood ... .
And then I just throw in what evers using low mental cause I dont have that much int yet
Think I will have too read about all curious alittle more after all D:
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Hrenli
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Re: Good Curiosities
Not that huge now when we have study desk.MagicManICT wrote:The amount of time your on and offline is a huge factor.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Good Curiosities
Check the date of the reply. Not sure why this thread was necro'd. But you bring up a good point. That is old, outdated information that was only useful before the study desks. Now, if you can afford it, load the desk up with the best LP/hour curios you can get your hands on. Why should the auto-study bots get advantages?Hrenli wrote:Not that huge now when we have study desk.MagicManICT wrote:The amount of time your on and offline is a huge factor.
edit: will note that until you can get a study desk, best to be conscientious of study times if you're going to be offline a length of time. That early in the game it's not likely to matter, but if it's between putting in a cone cow before logging off for the day or an aurochs hair, better to use the hair.
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